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Kind of Blue was just a blip in the jazz world when it was released in 1959, but as Ave Carrillo explains, it eventually became the archetypical jazz record.

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Posted by: Ronald January 02, 2008 - 08:15PM
Monterey

Time goes by and what is always left as the evidence of grand events is the art of the artisans. Miles Davis remains in my ear all these years as the best trumpet player I've ever listened to. I hope he's doing fine with Gabriells horn up there.

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