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Four other titles from this series were also released on that date, including Vince Guaraldi Trio: Jazz Impressions of Black Orpheus, Wes Montgomery: Boss Guitar, Chet Baker: It Could Happen to You and Bill Evans Trio: Waltz for Debby. This re-issue was released by Concord Music Group on September 28, 2010. The musicians on this CD are Miles Davis on trumpet, Sonny Rollins on tenor saxophone, Jackie McLean on alto saxophone, Walter Bishop on piano, Tommy Potter on bass, and Art Blakey on drums. The horns relax for a bit a few minutes in, to let Walter Bishop and Tommy Potter come to the fore. It begins with a frantic energy, especially coming out of that last track. The second bonus track is "Conception," written by George Shearing. Find a partner, turn the lights down low, and play this track. It starts with just piano, but the horn and bass come in soon. The first is "My Old Flame," a song written by Sam Coslow and Arthur Johnston. The two bonus tracks on this release are from the same session, October 5, 1951. This is the track that concluded the original record. Everything comes together beautifully toward the end. Miles Davis takes the first solo, and Sonny picks up right where Miles left off. "Out Of The Blue" has a quicker swing tempo. It does have, however, an uncertain ending. Ten minutes of jazz bliss, with warm solos. It's a wonderful beat that allows plenty of room for Miles and Sonny and Jackie to play. This song has a slower, swinging rhythm, which is very cool. It's nearly a minute before the horns come in at all. Walter Bishop gets to start "Bluing," playing over the nice bass line by Tommy Potter. A few minutes into the song, Art Blakey lets loose on the snare drum, and with each turn goes a little wilder, a little louder, using more of the kit. "Denial" is another fast-paced tune, with Miles on fire right out of the gate. Jackie McLean did not play on this track. Miles Davis is bright and playful on his lead part. It's got a great swinging rhythm with Tommy Potter on bass. This version by Miles Davis has excellent energy. Nat "King" Cole recorded a version in the 1940s, and it's also been covered by Ella Fitzgerald. It was written by Harold Arlen, Billy Rose and E.Y. "It's Only A Paper Moon" is the only cover (of the original five tracks, that is). Sonny Rollins, Miles Davis and Jackie McLean all take solos. This is a fast-paced jazz gem, with Art Blakey keeping things up with his great work on drums. It takes no time to get in the swing of it. The album's title track, "Dig," starts right off as if we're arriving in the middle of a great party. Miles Davis wrote most of the material for this album. After all, this entire album (including the two bonus tracks) was recorded all in one day - October 5, 1951. The energy and stamina these guys had is amazing. On these recordings the musicians were able to show their talent, their passion. No rushing through the songs, no clipped solos.
These recordings were made when jazz records were finally allowed to spread out into a long format. This is part of the Original Jazz Classics Remasters series, and it sounds amazing. Wilson, Eric Olson, Robert Schwartz, David Feldman, and Ronald Evans.Re-issue of classic Miles Davis album includes two bonus tracks: "My Old Flame" and "Conception."Ĭoncord Music Group has re-issued the classic Miles Davis album, Dig, featuring two bonus tracks. Receptor α (RARα) and RXRα expression plasmids (33, 54) were gifts from David B. A 160-bp region of the slow MyHC 3 gene promoter, designated ARD1, has been shown to act as an atrial chamber-specific enhancer both in cell culture and in the.
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