...Few records, apart from select Blue Note releases, encapsulate so compellingly the jazz ethos. Present are the Miles regulars of the era (a star-studded array of musical talent) with the addition of Cannonball seemingly spurring them on to great heights. There's not a weak moment on this record mainly because Miles doesn't resort to including a blues number or a ballad. These are eccentric, intricate, (for the most part) uptempo melodies that swing. Those only familiar with Miles Davis' work from the late 60s and 70s don't know what they're missing. - TobesofHades
members:Alto Saxophone – Julian "Cannonball" Adderley* /Bass – Paul Chambers / Drums – "Philly" Joe Jones / Piano – Red Garland / Tenor Saxophone – John Coltrane / Trumpet – Miles Davis
trax:
1 Dr. Jekyll 2 Sid's Ahead 3 Two Bass Hit 4 Milestones 5 Billy Boy 6 Straight, No Chaser
This music is dedicated to the tradition of Johnny Diego's Rock 'n' Roll Free Sunday!

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Miles Davis "Milestones"
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Quintessential, indeed - you don't need to say any more, RYP! Thanks & Best for the sunday, TC
Thanks RYP.
Thank you!
I have a confession; I have listened to very little Miles Davis in my life. I grabbed your download a couple weeks ago and it blew me away! I decided to go on a hunt for some Flac copies. I would like to “like it and buy it,” but I’m on a fixed income. I have to sail the pirate seas at Soulseek. And it’s really a Twilight Zone outpost! I downloaded a compilation that had Gyro1966 on it! I messaged the guy and he LOL’d back and said he hadn’t visited TZ in awhile. I told him he should stop by!
Anyway I have grabbed a lot of Miles Davis. I have been missing out on some pretty mind-blowing stuff! It’s all I’ve been listening to. Thanks for the inspiration, RYP! It’s harder to find music to get obsessive about as a person gets older. When it happens, it’s such a wonderful, rare surprise!
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