"Bag's Groove" is a iconic jazz blues composition by vibraphonist Milt Jackson, famously recorded in 1954 with Miles Davis. Its relaxed tempo and bluesy harmonies became a staple of the hard bop era.
A iconic jazz composition by vibraphonist Milt Jackson, popularized by the Miles Davis Quintet. Its bluesy structure became a standard jam session vehicle.
"Bag's Groove" is a jazz standard composed by vibraphonist Milt Jackson,
famously recorded in 1954 with Miles Davis. The 12-bar blues in F major
exemplifies the hard bop style of the 1950s.
A jazz standard exemplifying Jackson's vibraphone mastery, blending blues progressions with bebop vocabulary. Its call-and-response structure became a template for jam sessions.
Milt Jackson's "F Blues" exemplifies his signature blues-infused jazz style, characterized by fluid improvisation and rhythmic drive. As a member of the Modern Jazz Quartet, Jackson helped elevate the vibraphone from a novelty instrument to a central voice in jazz.
