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Author of every song ever

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Official audio for "Dream" by Al Green, from the album The Belle Album (1977) Subscribe: http://bit.ly/2j8ulPs http://www.hirecords.com/ http://www.fatpossum.com/

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Miles Davis & Gil Evans- The Meaning Of The Blues/ Lament (May 27, 1957) [The Making of Miles Ahead]

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May 27, 1957 Columbia 30th Street Studio, New York City, New York Miles Davis with the Gil Evans Orchestra: Miles Davis (flh); Ernie Royal (tpt); Bernie Glow (tpt); Louis Mucci (tpt); Taft Jordan (tpt); Johnny Carisi (tpt); Frank Rehak (tb); Jimmy Cleveland (tb); Joe Bennett (tb); Tom Mitchell (tb); Willie Ruff (frh); Tony Miranda (frh); Bill Barber (tuba); Romeo Penque (fl, cl, oboe); Eddie Caine (cl, fl); Lee Konitz (as); Danny Bank (bcl); Wynton Kelly (p); Paul Chambers (b); Arthur Taylor (d); Gil Evans (arr, cond) Medley (rehearsal): i) The Meaning of the Blues (L.

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"We think of pieces of music from a distance as blocks of time, but can we hold more than a second or two in our mind?"

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"We think of pieces of music from a distance as blocks of time, but can we hold more than a second or two in our mind?"

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This exemplifies how many people view music and accurately tells why some people love music.

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"Is my perfect moment your perfect moment? Possibly. No guarantees there."  (Ratliff 228)

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"Is my perfect moment your perfect moment? Possibly. No guarantees there."  (Ratliff 228)

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This is probably the only time in the book that Ratliff admits that his opinion is only an opinion.

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Overall the book helped me gain more ways to listen to music. But a lot of times, rather than give a perspective that was different than anything else, Ratliff would just rename something that I personally believe was already a musical element. While he does elaborate on each topic pretty well, he only speaks about each topic from his perspective. Music is subjective so the way he explains these songs doesn't apply to everyone yet he describes elements as if his opinion is the final say of good music. Although he offers new ways to look at music, a lot of what he says may not apply to everyone who listens to music