FIRST TIME HEARING Miles Davis - So What REACTION

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[@DanBoyd1111]

This album is important because it was not only the first modal jazz album, but for the legends that played on it!

[@michaelking2038]

Off the album Kind Of Blue. One of the greatest recordings in music history and arguably the greatest band ever assembled on record.

[@nosivadbor]

Very accurate description.

[@bobbyburches8026]

It's actually the BEST selling jazz album of all times.

[@nickcollins2413]

The sax player is John Coltrane!

[@lucky4724]

@@rossendr1 "A Love Supreme"! WOW!!! #Bravo......#Bravo💯💯 Coltrane goin Insane🎷🎼🎵🎶👌👌👌👌

[@zenaaubrey2701]

Anything these LEGENDARY jazz/blues artist recorded was AWESOME/PHENOMENAL 🔥👍🏿👌🏿👏🏿💯 CULTURE FOUNDATION

[@lucky4724]

Our Art form!! 🎶🎵🎼....👌

[@zenaaubrey2701]

@@lucky4724 💯👍🏿

[@mikecaetano]

Awesome! Dig how they circled the song back around to the beginning at the end. Paul Chambers on double bass, Jimmy Cobb on drums. Wynton Kelly on piano. John Coltrane on tenor saxophone. Miles Davis on trumpet (of course). Cannonball Adderley missed the broadcast due to illness. The camera work on that video was exquisite for 1959. The camera positions itself to frame each player with Davis at key moments in the performance, starting with Davis introducing the theme while Coltrane looks on intently. Classic footage. Definite treat!

[@wakeupstopsleeping6300]

So iconic 🎷🎹🥁🎺🎼🎼🎹🎷🎺🥁

[@byronmcgee4118]

His greatest hit, with Coltrane! Birth of the cool, post bop

[@byronmcgee4118]

Glad you got video

[@oskarobit]

It's so sad when you have heard the recordings on vinyl or CD, that bass is lost together with the low frequencies... The double bass (Paul Chambers) is very important to hear as clear as possible, because they are keeping a conversation, especially in the beginning . And what can I say about the John Coltrane's tenor saxophone parts... HEAVEN! This album must be taught at schools so new generations learn what is real music like, not those Rihannas, Beyonces or outlet rappers. This teaches composition, structure, sounds & silences, elegance, beauty, art, music...

[@lucky4724]

Very very well said, I have 3 💽💽💽 copies just in case, got introduced to the Art Form at a very young age thanks to my cool ass pops(RIP) Oh yeah, Mr. PC🎻 Baaaasad Mudaa Fakaa😂 👌

[@ricopalacio2432]

The master. A complete artist.

[@jad4680]

OH YEAH! JJ JAZZ CLASSIC!! put this album on anywhere, especially late night it puts you in such a great place great music and any track off this album is worth reacting to. also recommend THE SONG "PRAYER" OFF THE PORGY AND BESS SOUNDTRACK AND A RARE MILES TRACK CALLED "GENERIQUE" WHICH IS JUST SUBLIME THE BEST TRUMPET YOU WILL HEAR and a beautiful song my fave 2 miles tracks .for reaction. ; )

[@johnneils9084]

Love this track & love this video! Great song for night time driving. 🎺🎷🎹🎶💛👍🎶 Fabulous request & fabulous reaction!

[@thequietrevolution3404]

During the piano solo at (6:10) it's almost as if Miles's trumpet is responding with "So What?" until the (7:00) minute mark. Truly, jazz has a language all its own. (Edit) Great reaction. Do your ears a favor and check out "It Never Entered My Mind". Another great classic with *Red Garland* featured on the piano.

[@lucky4724]

Took the words rite out of my mouth...."It never entered my mind" one of my favorite JAZZ ballads of all time. Like searching for the stars 🌠 while the sun☀️ is out!! I have all of Miles Prestige recordings💽💽💽 tucked away in the closet in pristine condition. Only played once and that was to put it on cassette!!! #Miles🎺🎶👌👌♨️🔥♨️

[@lucky4724]

"My funny valentine" by Miles is another sure-shot!! 🎺🎶🎵🎼👌

[@thequietrevolution3404]

@@lucky4724 A cassette! Now that brings back memories. Unfortunately, my cassette and VHS players no longer function. However, I still display them as conversation pieces.

[@lucky4724]

@@thequietrevolution3404 Absolutely, some of my best 🎶 music is on cassette, still spinning ▶️⏩⏭️⏯️◀️😂👌

[@nosivadbor]

This is the definition of jazz.

[@rosemarywatson1231]

No you didn't! This right here is one of the hottest joints I ever heard! Equinox, Listen Here, Caramba, Red Clay, etc. So many,

[@joelmoreno4223]

So glad you're listening to so many different types of music (genres). So many young people have so limited knowledge, experience, exposure to the many different, wonderful types if music, I applaud you, keep searching, keep learning, keep enjoying!

[@lucky4724]

Best selling JAZZ album ever, I have 3 copies 💽💽💽 just in case!! Trane 🎷 & Miles 🎺 in top form!!! JAZZ......"So complicated yet so simple"!!! Just listen🎵🎶🔥♨️🔥♨️🔥♨️🔥........👌

[@soulblack621]

Can't go wrong with my man Miles. 😎🍸🎺🎷🎙️🎼🎵🎶

[@inglejuice]

powerful and original to the fullest extent of those words. I can only imagine what it would have felt like to be there or to put that record on at the time.

[@danielolson5378]

This is one of those very rare times when both fans and crtics are all agree that the album, Kind of Blue this song is featured on is the best jazz album ever! This was the ultimate line-up the all star band of the late '50s.

[@byronmcgee4118]

This rocked the world. Japan and EU were fascinated….

[@SorendeSelbyBowen]

This is from KIND OF BLUE, the one jazz album that everybody knows (unless it's Brubeck's TAKE FIVE); if you ask a rock fan what jazz album he knows, it's probably that. I like KIND OF BLUE -- I mean, who doesn't -- but there are several Miles Davis albums even better, mostly in the 60s and early 70s, in my opinion. Cheers.

[@lucky4724]

Miles prestige 💽 recordings during the 70's was pure undiluted str8 ahead JAZZ, I still have most of those 💽 albums in pristine condition. But that "Kind of Blue" is the best selling JAZZ album ever. I dug Miles up until he started getting to commercial like Herbie Hancock and other cats did !! But you are spot on about miles!! 🎺🎶🎵🎼🎶🎵👌

[@SorendeSelbyBowen]

@@lucky4724 I was talking about Miles' 70s album when he was way out there: BIG FUN, BITCHES BREW, and especially ON THE CORNER.

[@lucky4724]

@@SorendeSelbyBowen Oh yeah, I remember those albums, I agree with you he was way out there!!😂👌👌🎶🎵🎼

[@feet0013]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@ReesesPieces634]

Coltrane on Sax!

[@tafkap01]

I'm surprised you did not pick up on the huge sample of this from your girl Erykah Badu!!! It was for her song Rimshot.

[@JustJammin]

I still don't really hear it. Is it earlier on?

[@Caldostanite19]

Always love to see Trane

[@mycolortv1]

This is the best version..the album version is to fast...THE COOLEST 9 MIN EVER 1960 LIVE IN COPPENHAGEN