LP/CD Miles Davis: Birth Of The Cool DIGI

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Miles Davis

Jazz | Cool Jazz

1957

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LP/CD Miles Davis: Birth Of The Cool DIGI

180g Digipack Bonus Tracks High Quality

Groove Replica 30. October 2020 Europe

Compilation Reissue Stereo Album Digipack

As described by principal participant Gerry Mulligan in one of the essays in the CD booklet, the birth of the Miles Davis Nonet took place in the basement apartment of Gil Evans, who at the time was well respected among musicians (though little known to the public) as Claude Thornhill's chief arranger. Mulligan, then a little-known baritone saxo...

More ID: 61360 EAN: 8436569195024 Discogs ID: 16327872

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Title	Birth Of The Cool DIGI
Artist	Miles Davis
More info	180g Digipack Bonus Tracks High Quality
Format	LP (vinyl) CD
Labels	Groove Replica
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	30. October 2020
First released	1957
Weight	315 g
EAN	8436569195024
Product ID	61360
Discogs ID	16327872
Discogs reviews	4.43

Miles Davis: Birth Of The Cool DIGI version on vinyl LP/CD in digipack edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Groove Replica on 30. October 2020.

As described by principal participant Gerry Mulligan in one of the essays in the CD booklet, the birth of the Miles Davis Nonet took place in the basement apartment of Gil Evans, who at the time was well respected among musicians (though little known to the public) as Claude Thornhill's chief arranger. Mulligan, then a little-known baritone saxophonist, John Lewis, a budding composer and pianist who had worked with Parker, Dizzy Gillespie and Lester Young, composer Johnny Carisi, Lee Konitz, Thornhill's star soloist, and a rare new alto saxophonist who was not content to merely imitate Parker, all contributed significantly; and Davis, who took it upon himself to assemble a medium-sized group to test his friends' new ideas, and the result was a band that played one three-week gig at the Royal Roost in New York in September 1948. The experiment might have ended had Capitol Records producer Walter Rivers not decided to record Nonet in three sessions over a 14-month period. A dozen classical titles came out of these sessions. Mulligan arranged six of them, including his "Jeru," "Venus De Milo" and "Rocker"; Lewis contributed three more, including versions of Denzil Best's "Move" and Davis and Powell's "Budo"; Evans added brilliant versions of "Boplicity" (composed by Evans and Davis, though credited to "Cleo Henry") and the ballad "Moon Dreams"; and Carisi added his sinuous blues "Israel." Thanks to the steady, controlled improvisations of principal soloists Davis, Mulligan and Konitz, and with substantial contributions from an ensemble that on one or more recording dates also included jazz greats Lewis, Kenny Clarke, Al Haig, J. J. Johnson, Max Roach, and Kai Winding, the Miles Davis Nonet presented an approach markedly different from the fast and overtly virtuosic bebop norm that launched the later "cool" approach that became identified with such West Coast stars as Mulligan, Shorty Rogers, and Chet Baker.

Album spans genres Jazz and Cool Jazz. 180g Digipack Bonus Tracks High Quality.

A1	Jeru
A2	Move
A3	Godchild
A4	Budo
A5	Venus De Milo
A6	Rouge
B1	Boplicity
B2	Israel
B3	Deception
B4	Rocker
B5	Moondreams
B6	Darn That Dream
	Expanded CD
1	Jeru
2	Move
3	Godchild
4	Budo
5	Venus De Milo
6	Rouge
7	Boplicity
8	Israel
9	Deception
10	Rocker
11	Moondreams
12	Darn That Dream
13	Theme (Bonus Track)
14	Move (Bonus Track)
15	Why Do I Love You? (Bonus Track)
16	Godchild (Bonus Track)
17	S'il Vous Plait (Bonus Track)
18	Moondreams (Bonus Track)
19	Budo (Hallucinations, Bonus Track)
20	Move (Bonus Track)
21	Darn That Dream (Bonus Track)
22	Moondreams (Bonus Track)
23	Budo (Hallucinations, Bonus Track)