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Miles Davis Miles Smiles

14 may 10

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...more than enough record...wow, what great professors are wandering around on Debaser (no offense, eh)

Miles Davis Miles Smiles

14 may 10

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one of Miles' most beautiful acoustic albums; if you're new to jazz, get Kind Of Blue. If you've already got Kind Of Blue and you've become a bit savvy, get this one...5 all the way.

Blood, Sweat & Tears Child Is Father to the Man

14 may 10

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but the second one is a real gem! more commercial but more cohesive than this reviewed one, and much of the credit (no matter what fedezan says) goes to Clayton Thomas’s voice, which is among the most beautiful "black" voices among whites. Among the musicians, I would also mention the great Lew Soloff on trumpet, who then had a good continuation in pure jazz, especially in the Manhattan Jazz Quintet, which is extraordinary.

Blood, Sweat & Tears Child Is Father to the Man

13 may 10

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Blood, Sweat & Tears Child Is Father to the Man

13 may 10

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without space between youtube.com

Blood, Sweat & Tears Child Is Father to the Man

13 may 10

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Actually, the Electric Flag existed long before BS&T... well, anyway, there was someone who had already done jazz rock a couple of years prior, and we must never forget to sing eternal glory to the mustachioed guy from Cucamonga...

Thin White Rope Moonhead

13 may 10

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to the Frumius Bandersnatch add Steve Miller and you’ll have the Steve Miller Band ;-)

Blood, Sweat & Tears Child Is Father to the Man

13 may 10

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But here we have to give Mike Bloomfield what belongs to Mike Bloomfield; the rock band expanded into a big band with brass is thanks to him and his Electric Flag (which, by the way, is an idea that Bloomfield borrowed from the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, where he had played). The Electric Flag is the least recognized band in the genre, yet the inspiration came from them. Kooper left because Katz and the rest of the band thought he was too weak as a singer. They brought in David Clayton Thomas, who had the right voice for their mainstream purposes, and they made billions :-)