Album
Seven Steps To Heaven
1963 · Jazz
19 collectors on Gatefold own this
Seven Steps To Heaven is a Jazz album by Miles Davis, originally released in 1963. On Gatefold: 122 pressings tracked, owned by 19 collectors.
About
<i>Seven Steps to Heaven</i> captures the moment when Davis’ post-<i>Kind of Blue</i> lineups solidified into the great Second Quintet (pre-Wayne Shorter). In that sense, it’s comparable to <i>Filles de Kilimanjaro</i>, which signaled the transition from the Second Quintet to the Electric Miles period five years later. On <i>Seven Steps</i>, there are two different lineup, sharing bassist Ron Carter and tenor saxophonist George Coleman in common. Pianist Victor Feldman and drummer Frank Butler are on hand for the standards “Basin Street Blue,” “I Fall in Love Too Easily,” and “Baby Won’t You Please Come Home,” which are among the finest ballad performances in all of jazz history. Herbie Hancock and Tony Williams replace Feldman and Butler on the faster-paced modern tune, even if Feldman is the composer of two of them: “Joshua” and the title track. .
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Tracklist
- 1Basin Street Blues10:27
- 2Seven Steps to Heaven6:23
- 3I Fall In Love Too Easily6:43
- 4So Near, So Far6:56
- 5Baby Won't You Please Come Home8:25
- 6Joshua6:58
- 7So Near, So Far (Bonus Track)5:09
- 8Summer Night (Bonus Track)6:02
Sound DNA
- Jazz
- Bebop & Hard Bop
- warm
- serene
- cerebral
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Anthony WilliamsDRUMS
- Frank ButlerDRUMS
- George ColemanTENOR SAXOPHONE
- Herbie HancockPIANO
- Miles DavisTRUMPET
- Ron CarterBASS DOUBLE BASS
- Victor FeldmanPIANO
19 collectors on Gatefold own this · 122 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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