" One track on this album switches between three modes, "Blue in Green," and a melody from bassist Paul Chambers intertwines with a series of broken piano chords from Bill Evans to open the first track, "
This primary artist behind this work was inspired by the work of George Russell, Ravel, and Bartok. Piano playing by Wynton Kelly is featured on the track "Freeloader Freddie" and this work contains a themeless track of Spanish accented solos called "Flamenco Sketches." One track on this album switches between three modes, "Blue in Green," and a melody from bassist Paul Chambers intertwines with a series of broken piano chords from Bill Evans to open the first track, "So What." Featuring Cannonball Adderley and John Coltrane on saxophone, for 10 points, name this experimental 1959 modal jazz album of trumpeter Miles Davis.
This primary artist behind this work was inspired by the work of George Russell, Ravel, and Bartok.
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