The Style of Miles Davis: Jazz language analysis of Miles Davis lick

The style of Miles Davis is never ending, In this Lick of the Week we look at a great Miles Davis line from Someday my Prince will Come. We are analyzing what makes this lick so special and dive into some of the aspects of how Miles Davis plays.
Please let me know how I can improve this video or future videos in the comments below!
A like and subscribe really helps me out! thanks everyone!
Instagram: / taylorflemingmusic
Website: www.taylorflem...

[@taylorflemingmusic]

Whats your favorite Miles Davis solo?

[@LyricalLies09]

This is awesome! Keep the videos coming!

[@Pamdemonium177]

Loved the vid so much I wish it was longer! Awesome job Taylor

[@loobey99]

Great job taylor, I just learned this tune the other day so good timing :)

[@taylorflemingmusic]

It’s such a great tune! And so many good recordings of it.

[@jaxsondeno]

Stellar work😍

[@taylorflemingmusic]

Jaxson Deno thank you!

[@Itsecruzs]

Great stuff !! Keep them coming 🔥

[@taylorflemingmusic]

Eduardo Cruz thank you man!

[@jazzjohnston4376]

So insightful!

[@taylorflemingmusic]

Jazz Johnston you sweetie!

[@swimandshine]

This is so cooool ! Just subbed to your channel, reminds me of our Berklee memories haha

Very awesome video! And beautiful playing! Keep it up bro! 🔥🙌🎹🎶

[@taylorflemingmusic]

Pauly Germán thank you friend!

[@yanafelani]

I think Miles just played what sounds good

[@taylorflemingmusic]

I agree Miles pretty much only played what sounds good. But you have to remember that Miles was an extremely educated and academic musician, too. He was a well studied Juliard musician and never stopped learning new things. I think he did that old Charlie Parker saying: “First you learn the instrument, then you learn the music, then you forget all that s**t and just play.”