Miles Davis' Kind of Blue, how does it get better?

 


Kind of Blue was the first jazz album I listened to fully.
I liked how it sounded but I didn't think too much of it other than generic café jazz.
Listening to more jazz music and revisiting this album once in a while, it does a lot of thing other jazz albums in it's time really couldn't.
Mind you this was released in the year 1959, the most "jazzed up"
It precedes cool jazz/modal jazz acts like Bill Evans
Bill Evans after all was in the Miles Davis quintet so no wonder.
Miles Davis' Kind of Blue is a wonderful jazz album to get into the genre and revisiting it once in a while will make it better.

Rating: 8/10

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