Miles Davis - Sketches of Spain (1960) (Full Album)

Personnel:
Danny Bank – bass clarinet
Bill Barber – tuba
John Barrows – French horn
Albert Block – flute
James Buffington – French horn
Eddie Caine – flute
Paul Chambers – bass
Earl Chapin – French horn
Jimmy Cobb – drums
Johnny Coles – trumpet
Miles Davis – trumpet, flugelhorn
Gil Evans – arranger, conductor
Harold Feldman – clarinet, flute, oboe
Bernie Glow – trumpet
Dick Hixon – trombone
Elvin Jones – percussion
Taft Jordan – trumpet
Jack Knitzer – bassoon
Jose Mangual – percussion
Jimmy McAllister – tuba
Tony Miranda – French horn
Louis Mucci – trumpet
Romeo Penque – oboe
Janet Putnam – harp
Frank Rehak – trombone
Ernie Royal – trumpet
Joe Singer – French horn

Recorded: November 15 \u0026 20 1959 and March 10, 1960

Studio: Columbia 30th Street Studio, New York City

Producer: Teo Macero, Irving Townsend


A1 Concierto De Aranjuez (Adagio) 0:00
A2 Will O' The Wisp (From "El Amor Brujo") 16:23
B1 The Pan Piper 20:15
B2 Saeta 24:14
B3 Solea 29:19




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Nodice : Miles used this music to practice everyday.....each morning i would wake to hear him playing pipes of pan downstairs when i lived at 612 west 77th street : )....seems like a dream......
tita trevisan : I bought the vinyl in the late fall of 1961 in Italy.
Sixty years later it’s one of my five favourite of all times.
Vincent Williams : One of the best albums ever made.
John Underwood : I just bought this vinyl, something about a turntable and Jazz is mesmerizing
Brooks Tilson : Ok, so... I've never been into jazz. At all. In fact, what little bit I've heard on public radio and such, I knocked as "a bunch of random musicians doing random things at random times."

For some reason, this album was in my YouTube recommendations, so I thought I'd give it a shot. I am absolutely blown away. This is unlike anything I've ever heard. I feel like I'm peeking through the keyhole into a massive world I've never seen. I can already tell that this will need many listens to even begin to really appreciate it.

All that said, and I realize this is a huge question, but given that I am blown away by this, does anyone have any recommendations for further listening? Keep in mind that I am 100% totally new to this music. Thank you!

Miles Davis - Sketches of Spain (1960) (Full Album)

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tanedyemy : Great!
Müslüm Güney : inspiring.. inconsumable..
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Miles Davis: Sketches of Spain 1960 - Full Album

Concierto de Aranjuez (Adagio) - 00:00
Will o' the Wisp - 16:24
The Pan Piper (a.k.a. Alborada de Vigo) - 20:18
Saeta - 24:18
Solea - 29:30
Robby G : One of tbe very greatest albums in the history of music. Gil evens / miles davis colaboration. Thank you God for creating Miles.
Pure genius. Eternal. Crazy cat. Just like all who changed the world for the better. Thanks for posting. Im buying this LP on vinly tonight. God bless!
Darren Ringer : Like no other artist Miles knew there was no point in playing the same stuff over and over. And completely disdained the concept of genre. He would say it's Louis Armstrong, but on trumpet Miles is the greatest of all time! Easily one of the greatest geniuses in music history, possibly even the greatest. I don't think most people realize he was classically trained at Juilliard. I highly recommend his autobiography!
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