'Round About Midnight
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'Round About Midnight

Miles Davis · 1957 · Columbia

Personnel

Miles Davis
John Coltrane

Coltrane was still searching for his own voice. You can hear the seeds of 'sheets of sound' emerging.

Red Garland

Garland's block chords give the ballads a distinctive warmth and weight. His understated support on "Round Midnight" is a perfect foil for Miles' melancholic muted trumpet.

Paul Chambers
Philly Joe Jones
John Coltrane

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Red GarlandRed GarlandRed Garlandレッド・ガーランド's piano was distinguished by his trademark shift from right-hand single-note lines to two-handed block chords. His solos on 'Round About Midnight'Round About Midnight'Round About MidnightMiles Davis · 1957 and MilestonesMilestonesMilestonesMiles Davis · 1958 showcase that formal beauty at its best.

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Around 1957

All Mornin' Long
Bass on Top
Cookin' with the Miles Davis Quintet
Groovy
Miles Davis