Bebop,Cool, Free Jazz Kind of Blue. Miles (Dewey) Davis (III)-1926-1991-musician, composer, trumpeter, bandleader, innovator. Creator of cool jazz, modal.

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Bebop,Cool, Free Jazz Kind of Blue

Miles (Dewey) Davis (III) musician, composer, trumpeter, bandleader, innovator. Creator of cool jazz, modal jazz, and jazz fusion. Davis’ career began with bebop, moving through hard bop, ending in the late 80s going electric.

Miles quotes  We’re not going to play the blues anymore. Let the white folks play the blues. They got ‘em, so they can keep ‘em.  If they act too hip, you know they can’t play shit.  I don’t care if a dude is purple with green breath as long as he can swing.  At least one day out of the year all musicians should just put their instruments down, and give thanks to Duke Ellington.  Sometimes you have to play a long time to be able to play like yourself.

Cool Jazz-Miles (Prince of Darkness ) set out to write music that challenged the dominance of bebop and hard bop.

Jazz styles after bebop  Post-Bop Hard Bop Cool Modal Music Fusion Jazz-Funk Jazz-Rock Post-Bop Post-BopHard BopCoolModal Music FusionJazz-FunkJazz-RockPost-Bop  Miles tunes to listen to: Cool/Modal Music – So What-from Kind of Blue: with animated notes:  Miles with a great quartet: Herbie Hancock,piano, Wayne Shorter, trumpet, Ron Carter, bass and Tony Williams, drums. My Funny Valentine-  Fusion – Bitches Brew - Trying something newhttp://youtu.be/dc7qiosq4m4

Dave Brubeck Quartet-Take 5 and other changing meters

Free Jazz can sound like this:

Mingus-starts with hard bop  Better Git It In Your Soul  Fables of Fauvus:

Is Coltrane God?  Mr. P.C.-  Bass Blues- c&feature=share&list=RD02Jv5j_Lx2R4g  A Love Supreme-  My Favorite Things -

Ornette Coleman

Free Jazz  Eric Dolphy’s section:  Lonely Woman:  Sun Song - Sun Ra and his Solar Arkestra:

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