Miles Davis - Ascenseur pour l'Ă©chafaud [VINYL]
This item will be released on Friday 22nd May. It will be shipped to arrive on or around the release date.
First released in 1958 by Fontana in Europe and Columbia in America, never had a soundtrack contributed as much to the fame of a film. The contradictory accounts of Miles Davisâ creation of the soundtrack have all become part of its legend. Rarely has a soundtrack been so decisive. Close to seven decades on, beyond the myth, this taut, feverish recording, imbued with extreme dramatic tension, remains one of the most iconic soundtracks in our catalogue â and one of the only jazz soundtracks which was entirely improvised.
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Miles Davis - Ascenseur pour l'Ă©chafaud [VINYL]
Miles Davis - Ascenseur pour l'Ă©chafaud [VINYL]
This item will be released on Friday 22nd May. It will be shipped to arrive on or around the release date.
First released in 1958 by Fontana in Europe and Columbia in America, never had a soundtrack contributed as much to the fame of a film. The contradictory accounts of Miles Davisâ creation of the soundtrack have all become part of its legend. Rarely has a soundtrack been so decisive. Close to seven decades on, beyond the myth, this taut, feverish recording, imbued with extreme dramatic tension, remains one of the most iconic soundtracks in our catalogue â and one of the only jazz soundtracks which was entirely improvised.
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This item will be released on Friday 22nd May. It will be shipped to arrive on or around the release date.
First released in 1958 by Fontana in Europe and Columbia in America, never had a soundtrack contributed as much to the fame of a film. The contradictory accounts of Miles Davisâ creation of the soundtrack have all become part of its legend. Rarely has a soundtrack been so decisive. Close to seven decades on, beyond the myth, this taut, feverish recording, imbued with extreme dramatic tension, remains one of the most iconic soundtracks in our catalogue â and one of the only jazz soundtracks which was entirely improvised.
