MILES DAVIS-KIND OF BLUE-(PROMO-D.G.)-ORIG LP-NM
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MILES DAVIS
KIND OF BLUE
COLUMBIA CL 1355
ORIGINALWHITE / MONO D.G. / 12" LP
LP is in Near Mint condition.
The thick lustrous vinyl is nearly flawless, without scuffs or scratches of any kind.There are a few very light but inaudible marks only!
The fidelity is superb, with no distortion, pops, clicks or background noise of any kind.
Jacket is in NM/EX+ condition. Original heavy jacket is very nice. There are virtually no marks, scuffs, or blemishes of any kind. There is some tiny wear on two of the corners, as in image.Including on back the name of the jazz critic whose copy this was. Musical magic occurred in 1959 when Miles Davis debuted new music at the recording sessions that resulted in Kind Of Blue. He used his former pianist Bill Evans on four of the five selections due to the modal nature of the music, saving Wynton Kelly for the blues "Freddie Freeloader." With John Coltrane and Cannonball Adderley offering contrasting voices and being inspired by the challenging new pieces, Davis introduced "So What," "All Blues" and "Blue In Green." Essential music that belongs in every music collection.
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