In a Silent Way
Miles Davis · 1969 · Columbia
Personnel
Joe Zawinul
played Piano on this album
The title piece is Zawinul's composition, but Miles stripped away the chords in the studio, saying they were "cluttering up the melody." Zawinul later expressed reservations about Davis' radical simplification.
Miles's 1969–70 studio experiments fused rock's rhythmic sensibility with jazz improvisation. Bitches BrewBitches BrewMiles Davis · 1970 layered McLaughlin
John McLaughlinジョン・マクラフリン, Corea
Chick Coreaチック・コリア, Hancock
Herbie Hancockハービー・ハンコック, and others in simultaneous collective improvisation.
The title track of In a Silent WayIn a Silent WayMiles Davis · 1969 (1969) was a meditative chorale Joe Zawinul
Joe Zawinulジョー・ザヴィヌル brought to Miles Davis
Miles Davisマイルス・デイヴィス. Miles stripped the chords from the lead sheet, leaving only melody — pre-figuring the ECM aesthetic.
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