Everything's Beautiful

Miles Davis

Label: RCA Legacy; Columbia/Legacy
Released: 2016
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Track Listing

Talking Shit; Ghetto Walkin'; They Can't Hold Me Down; Maiysha (So Long); Violets; Little Church; Silence is the Way; Song for Selim; Milestones; I'm Leaving You; Right On Brotha.

Personnel

Robert Glasper: Production, Piano, Keyboards

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I didn't grow up listening to jazz. Nobody I knew ever did. I don't have a favorite uncle, or a kindly grandpa to thank for allowing me to rummage through their album collection as a boy. My introduction to the music started when I was 23
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I didn't grow up listening to jazz. Nobody I knew ever did. I don't have a favorite uncle, or a kindly grandpa to thank for allowing me to rummage through their album collection as a boy. My introduction to the music started when I was 23. I may have known little about jazz, but I knew from the television that it was enjoyed in smoky rooms, through dim lights and a hearty buzz from the well mixed cocktails everyone drank. I decided I wanted a little of that scene for myself, even for a night, so I put on my best clothes and convinced an even better girl to take a train to Grand Central, NYC with me and walk to Birdland to see some guy by the name of Coltrane. It was Ravi Coltrane, and once the lights dimmed I got my drink, (and settled for a decidedly less smoky atmosphere) and by midnight that evening I'd learn that not only is he a great musician in his own right, he'd be sending me down a harmonic rabbit-hole. Ever since that night I've been catching up on all the music I missed in the past century, as well as a bit that is still being made. So maybe I don't have that favorite uncle with a record collection. I got a night I'll remember for the rest of my life. I'll take it.
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By Peter Hoetjes
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