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The BuZZ · 06-23-2007, 10:54 AM

Thanks for the headsUP with this clip "ARTIE RULES"!
I must say that even though I dig all of Miles' incarnations and re-inventions, there is something about this period that moves me the most (perhaps my admiration for Jimi)!
I agree with "Toobz" & "gridjam" that less is more and I have always been of the opinion that Miles said more with just one note than a lot of cats could say in a 1000! Sweets was like that as well.

06-23-2007, 10:54 AM	#10 (permalink)
The BuZZ Pianissimo User Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Chester, NY Brand: Stage 1, Calicchio Posts: 154	Re: Miles 1969 Thanks for the headsUP with this clip "ARTIE RULES"! I must say that even though I dig all of Miles' incarnations and re-inventions, there is something about this period that moves me the most (perhaps my admiration for Jimi)! I agree with "Toobz" & "gridjam" that less is more and I have always been of the opinion that Miles said more with just one note than a lot of cats could say in a 1000! Sweets was like that as well.
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