Miles Davis - Flamenco Sketches download song

Sometimes I enjoy falling asleep to this...

There is nothing on the face of this earth that touches me as deeply as this track. As a young man I bought Kind Of Blue not knowing much about jazz at all. By the time Cannonball was finishing his solo in Flamenco Sketches, I was crying. Literally sobbing. That began a love affair with jazz that has lasted many, many years. Every time I hear this track, it has that same impact on me and I am reminded of my conversion. It really was, and is, spiritual.

Probably the most beautiful music ever recorded.

Every now and then, I need to let out the tears. Crying for hope. Life can be rough sometimes. But Miles understands my pain. He understands what I'm going through.

and can we say something about cannonball's solo? the guy follows miles and coltrane, and simply knocks it out of the park....what a great solo, from the very beginning phrase

Whenever I hear this song, especially during Cannonball Adderley's solo, it always takes me back to my first two years of college, while I was studying music. I can always see clearly sitting in a class room, listening to other student's playing in their combo, and waiting for my turn. The music was always great; I loved every moment of it. Now, 17 years later, that has become a part of my life which is long past; this song brings some melancholy, but mostly a memory of better times.

it is crazy: i discoverd this while working overseas in northern japan and taking a trip on a rainy day, i got off at an unknown stop on the train and sought refuge from the rain, so ran into a just opening bar... like old liquor and dark and that universal smell of a drinking place, and the bar keep said he had never met an american before...BUT he wanted to play all the jazz records he had been collecting over the years (this is 1988) and I was like, 19 year old, and I was clueless.... til that day. On that day, in the rain, in that awesome bar in the middle of wherever i was, in nortthern japan, I sat and heard all this miles davis and john coltrane and charles mingus, i got a 30 year education on one rainy day in rainy hokkaido sometime in June..... o wow, bringing so many muscle memories back. i then came back to the states and have always associated american jazz with northern japan, and god how i love it!!!!!! even this many years later, as today is 2019!

God bless Bill Evans, may he rest in peace piece.

This is incredibly smooth. Legendary.  Just found out it's on President Obama's Summer Playlist: Night. Neat.

No matter what artists you listen to, you have to keep coming back to MR. MILES DAVIS.

This is one of the most beautiful things ever created by the mankind.

I'm Brazilian. I'm learning alto saxphone and my life in the music can be separeted in two statges, before and after meeting the jazz.

In college I used to lay on the floor and listen to this track when I felt overwhelmed

Cannonball's solo is by far my favorite alto solo period. It speaks to me so deeply, especially the B7b9 section two chords from the end. The way he projects is so straight and clear, it seems to me like an air raid siren of that era. So beautiful, yet it almost forshadows a dark event to unfold, resolving to a peaceful melody on the E-7

Fond memories of listening to this in an empty car on the L in Chicago during a rainy midnight ride. This album is the best remedy for depression. RIP to all who were involved in making this gorgeous music.

I adore Bill Evans' playing on this one. Said Miles, "Bill had this quiet fire that I loved on piano. The way he approached it, the sound he got, was like crystal notes or sparkling water cascading down from some clear waterfall." Amen.

The most beautiful song on the most beautiful album ever recorded. Lyrical. Beautiful.

Miles Davis -- trumpet, band leader ; John Coltrane -- tenor saxophone ;Julian "Cannonball" Adderley -- alto saxophone,:; Bill Evans -- piano. Paul Chambers -- double bass ; Jimmy Cobb -- drums ; Solos: MILES DAVIS 0:17; JOHN COLTRANE 2:00; CANNOBALL ADDERLEY 3:46; BILL EVANS 5:55; MILES DAVIS 7:48