That song, Flamenco Sketches, follows a song with a namesake chord consisting of three perfect fourths capped by a major third.
A re-release of this album includes a false start of one of the songs on this album, which differs from other twelve-bar blues tracks in B-flat by switching to A-flat seventh instead of B-flat seventh. That song also uses Wynton Kelly on piano, rather than the pianist who plays all the other tracks on this album, Bill Evans. This album, which contains a track with an unusual bass vamp entitled All Blues, also contains a track which switches between three modes using the 13th of the leading chord, entitled Blue in Green. A more well-known track from this album has no theme and allows each player a modal solo in the intent of drawing a comparison to Spanish melodies. That song, Flamenco Sketches, follows a song with a namesake chord consisting of three perfect fourths capped by a major third. For ten points, identify this album which contains So What?, the seminal composition by Miles Davis.
A re-release of this album includes a false start of one of the songs on this album, which differs from other twelve-bar blues tracks in B-flat by switching to A-flat seventh instead of B-flat seventh.
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