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Also, Miles Davis had an outstanding taste for pianists. Every piano player that joined Miles was a force of nature.
by atan2 3y ago
Also, Miles Davis had an outstanding taste for pianists. Every piano player that joined Miles was a force of nature.
- SubGenius 3y agoEvery drummer, bassist and guitarist too! It's insane how so many of them later on went on to pioneer the fusion movement. Joe Zawinul, Chick Corea, John McLaughlin, John Scofield, Tony Williams, Marcus Miller and so on!
- bigiain 3y agoNow I'm forced to listen to: https://youtu.be/ccLyWMazMT8?feature=shared&t=98 https://youtu.be/ccLyWMazMT8?feature=shared&t=98 (I might even have to dig my vinyl of that album out and annoy my neighbours with it on the weekend.)
- jabits 3y agoWow, that was awesome
- an_aparallel 3y agoparticularly loved the intro. i had a scroll through the rest, didnt quite catch my ear, but man that first 1.30 was magic :D
- dls2016 3y agoCobham!
- Vox_Leone 3y agoDitto. Hail Bill Evans.
- Jgrubb 3y agoRed Garland fan club roll call.
- Pine_Mushroom 3y agoI have to rank Wynton Kelly above him, but respect to Red for sure.
- Pine_Mushroom 3y agoI'd argue taste is what made Miles so great, it was exceptional in all things.
- pie420 3y agoTaste is arguably the number one requirement to be a great artist. You can't make great art if you don't have great taste in inspration, collaborators, mentors, and finally output