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Miles Davis – So What Redefining cool, changing jazz forever. When this played, a new era of music—and attitude—began...

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Matt DeLisi, Ph.D.vor 1 Jahr

For many, this song is the first course in their jazz meal.

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Melodies & Masterpiecesvor 1 Jahr

Indeed!

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Hope Bloom ✞ ♪vor 2 Jahren

🎧 Hillsong United meets metalheads; you're gonna love this cover!! 🎸 🎵 Check out this jammin' cover of Oceans (Where Feet May Fail) on Spotify, now, or save our playlist for later! 🌊

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Vincent Williams Sr.vor 1 Jahr

🤲🏿🤲🏿

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Don Ellisvor 1 Jahr

That’s brilliant, this kid was very good too.

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Tommyvor 1 Jahr

I used that same exact bass on my CD! 💿 It’s being played by Paul Chambers here, but it was played and owned by Phil Flanigan on mine! It has a lady’s head at the top scroll!

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Gjevdet Zeciri aka Jeff Zacharyvor 1 Jahr

Miles flipped jazz forever. Cool redefined.

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Beautiful thanks for sharing

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