John Coltrane's "Impressions" copied the A-A-B-A form and harmonic structure from a song on this album; that song on this album alternates between D and E-flat Dorian ["DOOR"-ee-in] modes.
John Coltrane's "Impressions" copied the A-A-B-A form and harmonic structure from a song on this album; that song on this album alternates between D and E-flat Dorian ["DOOR"-ee-in] modes. This album's first two songs feature descending major seconds in between solos, sometimes called "Amen" chords, either in long-short or long-long patterns. This album's bandleader uses a harmon mute on this album's only piece in triple meter, (*) "All Blues." Bill Evans claims he wrote one piece on this album with a four-measure piano introduction and ten-measure phrases, and Evans played piano on every track on this album except "Freddie Freeloader." "So What" appears on, for 10 points, this jazz album featuring Paul Chambers and Cannonball Adderly by Miles Davis.
John Coltrane's "Impressions" copied the A-A-B-A form and harmonic structure from a song on this album; that song on this album alternates between D and E-flat Dorian ["DOOR"-ee-in] modes.
Kind of Blue