Miles Davis & Gil Evans 1959

indeed.

Aww. There is nothing similar to what Miles & Gil created together. Kindred musical spirits made supernatural moods with music.

It doesn't exist, as this is "film" not video.
They didn't have video in 1959.

this is from Miles Ahead. Can't remember the first song, but the second is Blues FOr Pablo.

Very cool. I didn't realize video of Miles with Gil's orchestra even existed!

god must be pleased

Robert Herridge presents The Sound Of Jazz- a 59 CBS TV program- famous clips but Herridge never gets credit for producing

Ok, just for clarification, the intro tune is titled "The Duke" in honor of Ellington, of course. The second is titled "Blues For Pablo." Both are from Miles Davis/Gil Evans album "Miles Ahead."

I think the intro tune is "Sir Duke" in honor of Duke Ellington......lots of solid studio players here...the second tune alludes me.

Lovely stuff. Reminds me of one of Jaco's post-Weather Report big-band arrangements.

ole ese miles!! tocando a manuel de falla con 2 cojones!! el mejor!

this isnt on sketches of spain and i cant find it what is it?

Nice

Brilliant Brilliant Brilliant posting!!!!

Excellent....Thank you for his gem

one of the best miles and gil collaborations.

great Gil Evans arrangements, Miles cool sound, and the orchestration is superb. Gil Evans signature.

Thank you so much. Has any known artist used that type again?? There was in the German church brass assembles a KUHLO horn, wider than a cornet(bore wise)
but not as wide as the Fluegelhorn. PS Yamaha makes olso rotary valve Fluegelhorns!

The horn is a Martin Flugelhorn which is in the key of Bb just like a Bb trumpet.The flugelhorn is different then most of the other types of Flugelhorns.Martin designed it to have the same blow or feel as their Bb trumpet.The sound is a little bit darker then the Bb trumpet but not as dark as the more common Cuenoun (spelling ?),Getzen or Yamaha Flugelhorns that we are used to hearing today

Please can anybody tell me more about the strange cornet,part fluegelhorn, a bit like a piccolo.what is it.

This tune is "The Duke", by Dave Brubeck

Springsville. One of my favs.

Yes

Thank you very much, by the subject For Duke, it listens to it for the first time by Dave Brubeck Lp of vinyl. Peru South America.

Do you know if this number is on the Complete Miles and Gil Evans recordings?