Miles Davis' "So What" features a classic jazz ensemble consisting of trumpet, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, piano, bass, and drums. The track prominently showcases Davis on trumpet, with saxophonists John Coltrane and Cannonball Adderley providing distinctive solos. The rhythm section, featuring pianist Bill Evans, bassist Paul Chambers, and drummer Jimmy Cobb, lays down a cool, modal groove that defines the piece. This instrumentation contributes to the iconic sound of modal jazz that "So What" exemplifies.
the trumpet Miles Davis played the trumpet, flugelhorn, piano, synthesizer, and the organ. He was also a bandleader and composer, so if the band itself can be considered one large instrument then Davis was very skilled at playing it.
yes,no,maybe so
so what, boplicity, doxy, footprints, milestones, spanish key etc....
Yes, he said so himself in his book "Miles - The Autobiography". He wasn't diagnosed with it until in his early thirties, in the 1960's.
The Miles Davis song featured in the movie "Pretty Woman" is "So What." This iconic track is from his 1959 album "Kind of Blue," which is highly regarded in the jazz genre. Its inclusion in the film adds to the romantic and sophisticated atmosphere of the scenes in which it appears.
the trumpet Miles Davis played the trumpet, flugelhorn, piano, synthesizer, and the organ. He was also a bandleader and composer, so if the band itself can be considered one large instrument then Davis was very skilled at playing it.
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yes,no,maybe so
so what, boplicity, doxy, footprints, milestones, spanish key etc....
The main instruments used in "Why Does Your Heart Feel So Bad" by Moby are piano, strings, and electronic keyboards. These instruments create a melancholic and emotional atmosphere that complements the song's simple and haunting melody.
Yes, he said so himself in his book "Miles - The Autobiography". He wasn't diagnosed with it until in his early thirties, in the 1960's.
Did you mean "Who is Miles Davis?" If so, Miles Davis was a very influential presence during the 20th century in the world of music; particularly jazz music. He was a trumpeter, composer and bandleader. He and his music groups were influential in the development of many new sounds in jazz music including: bebop, cool jazz, hard bop, modal jazz and jazz fusion. Davis died in 1991.
The Miles Davis song featured in the movie "Pretty Woman" is "So What." This iconic track is from his 1959 album "Kind of Blue," which is highly regarded in the jazz genre. Its inclusion in the film adds to the romantic and sophisticated atmosphere of the scenes in which it appears.
Is it used in reference to Musical Instruments? If so, an end stop is used to hold a cello or bass in place while it is being played so it doesn't slide around.
slaves were not allowed to use instruments so they used their hands and feet
Miles Davis died of a stroke, which was a result of the AIDS infection. He was addicted to alcohol and heroin off and on throughout his life, so not terribly surprising, but very sad. From Hapkidoman: Although it was never proved that Miles Davis died of AIDS, there were indications that he had. He was very sensitive to the subject and would get irate at the mention of it. In his autobiography (Miles: The Autobiography) he says "That made me madder than a [MF'er]...it wasn't true of course." In an article written in 1989, Davis indicated that his ex-wife, Cicely Tyson may have spread that rumor (of him contracting AIDS). If Davis did have AIDS, it most likely came from the years of heroin abuse or the blood transfusions that he endured rather than homosexual encounters.