8 thoughts on “ All Blues ”

1. All Blues finds Ron Carter bathed in the unique soundscapes of producer and founder of CTI Records, Creed Taylor. It's a beautifully recorded and performed set, with a variety of pieces featuring some mid-tempo tunes, as well as some ballads and the highlight of this release, the title track, written and made popular by the immortal Miles Davis/5(24).

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2. All Blues, the forthcoming covers album from the Peter Frampton Band, is set for release on June 7 via UMe. The album is a collection of Frampton's favorite blues classics and was recorded with his longtime touring band, made up of Adam Lester (guitar/vocals), Rob Arthur (keyboards/guitar/vocals) and Dan Wojciechowski (drums)/5().

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3. 11 rows · All Blues represents a return to roots of sorts for Peter reftherfdersgilapen.anasasatproguntrakineqovledcya.co the outset of his career, 6/

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5. All Blues™ 10, a celebratory collection made for our first partner in Japan; Biotop. For their 10 year anniversary we have abstracted the one and zero into a graphic representation making a jewellery collection including links, earrings and clasps made of these shapes.

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6. An original – but unmistakably Scandi – jewellery brand, All Blues makes distinctly contemporary pieces with a sleek, rock-and-roll edge to them. The brand is committed to quality, and each piece of jewellery is handcrafted from sterling silver and 18ct gold in a third generation foundry in Stockholm.

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7. Blues, jazz, R&B, funk, rap and hip-hop are all examples of the Black music that helped to shape our culture today, but this music grew and developed in a historical context. From the beginning of the 20th Century, African music’s rhythms and tradition of improvisation have dominated popular music, but in the early days this.

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8. “All Blues” is somewhat of an oddity on Kind of Blue – it’s played in 6/8 time played in the standard blues form of 12 measures. “All Blues” nevertheless is based on modal improvisation, and Davis’ own free melodic conception. “All Blues” was a live staple throughout much .

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