"Four" is a jazz standard composed by Miles Davis, known for its modal approach and bluesy phrasing.
It became a cornerstone of bebop and cool jazz repertoires, first recorded during Davis' early sessions.
"Four" is a jazz standard composed by Miles Davis, first recorded in 1954. It exemplifies the bebop style, featuring complex harmonies and improvisational brilliance, and remains a cornerstone of jazz repertoire.
"Four" is a bebop jazz standard composed by Miles Davis, first recorded in 1954. Known for its complex chord progression in B♭ major, it features rapid improvisation and became a benchmark for jazz musicians. The tune exemplifies Davis' transition from cool jazz to hard bop.
"Four" is a seminal jazz composition by Miles Davis, first recorded in 1954. This 32-bar AABA tune exemplifies cool jazz harmony with its sophisticated chord progression. It became a foundational standard covered by countless artists across generations.
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