A year before the recording of this album, one of the band members was given a paper with symbols for A augmented and G minor chords on it, ordered to "see what you can do with this." Ashley Kahn wrote a book about the making of this album, and Jimmy Cobb referred to it as a recording made in heaven. Bill Evans provided original liner notes, which have been updated by Robert Palmer. The lineup featured Paul Chambers, Cannonball Adderly, and Wynton Kelly, and the six tracks include "Blue in Green" and "All Blues." Certif
A year before the recording of this album, one of the band members was given a paper with symbols for A augmented and G minor chords on it, ordered to "see what you can do with this." Ashley Kahn wrote a book about the making of this album, and Jimmy Cobb referred to it as a recording made in heaven. Bill Evans provided original liner notes, which have been updated by Robert Palmer. The lineup featured Paul Chambers, Cannonball Adderly, and Wynton Kelly, and the six tracks include "Blue in Green" and "All Blues." Certified triple platinum, it still sells nearly 5,000 copies per week. The sixth track is an alternate take of the fifth track, and the first track, "So What" has become one of the most popular jazz songs of all time. FTP, name this 1959 album, a masterwork of Miles Davis.
A year before the recording of this album, one of the band members was given a paper with symbols for A augmented and G minor chords on it, ordered to "see what you can do with this."
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