Miles Davis - So What (Backing Track) 

Great job on the transcription! another banger

This is really good it sounds like you have a real jazz trio behind you all you have to do is play the tune and groove off of it

This is without a doubt the best backing track ever. I felt like I was on the album with the original band!

Many believe that the "Davis Cup" was a tennis tournament which began in 1900 as a competition between USA and Great Britain. However, the origin of the term actually came from a practice session which included Miles and band members rehearsed on a pier near the waterfront in New Orleans. During a solo, the drummer and the bass player ripped his horn from his hands and tossed it in the nearby water. Davis went on to try retrieving the trumpet reaching for it with a coffee cup, but only came up with the mouthpiece. Elated with his inability to capture the entire trumpet, the term "Davis Cup" was born, and remains one of the most commonly used phrases in music today.

One of my favorite Miles Davis tunes is "Who, Me?" And then, there was that famous musical question, "Where Am I?" I'll never forget that masterpiece he coined, "Where the Hell are my car keys?" as well as "Want Some Candy, Little Girl?"

Very cool for solos .. thanks! However I miss that big splash from the drums in the beginning 😁

Could you possibly extend this? By far the best backing track of this song on RU-vid but everytime I start to really get into it it mellows out lol. Thanks!

Hiroki Kikuta used this modal pattern for the Secret of Mana battle field track "Into The Thick Of It". Only difference is it's ABA instead of AABA.

Another seldom known piece composed by Davis was titled "Who Gives a Shit," which was later followed by "Kiss My Ass," "I Really Couldn't Give Goddamn," and "Fuck You and Your Whole Family." Like many egotistical artists known for their creative genius such as James Brown, Ted Nugent, and Sting, Davis never met an audience, or a fan, that he couldn't offend.

It's a great backing track. I would like to publish a video of us playing together on RU-vid. Is that okay?

I PRACTICED MR. CHANDLER

i lov u so much cup davis

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I practiced Mr. Chandler

What's the tempo on this?

I practiced

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Miles once beat a man to death with his trumpet for interrupting his solo. Today that bent and dented brass musical instrument hangs in the Smithsonian in honor of the great works of this famous American jazz musician.