🎼 Music Theory 🎶 Music History
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John Coltrane lighting up ‘So What’ — a moment of pure jazz transcendence
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The atmosphere Bill Evans creates, the emotion in Miles Davis’ trumpet as it cuts through. Nothing else sounds like “Blue in Green”. It’s a perfect song.
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Apr 13
George Gershwin performing his own tune "I Got Rhythm" live in 1931 at the Manhattan Theatre (now, the Ed Sullivan Theater).
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“I'd like to point out to people the divine in a musical language that transcends words. I want to speak to their souls.”
— John Coltrane
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Apr 6
Start spreading the news… baseball season has officially arrived! ⚾️ At New York Yankees home games, every victory is followed by a familiar anthem, “New York, New York” by Frank Sinatra, echoing throughout Yankee Stadium.
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Wes Montgomery’s iconic sound came from necessity: practicing late at night after factory shifts, he used his thumb to keep the volume down so he wouldn’t wake up his family.
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Bill Evans gives me a kind of peace nothing else quite reaches.
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Mar 9
Allan Holdsworth: Letters Of Marque (Frankfurt '86 Experimental Remix)
ft. Kei Akagi (Keyboard)
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A few years later, Kei Akagi became a full-fledged member of Miles Davis's band. Miles held his highly original musical approach in very high regard.
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29 Nov 2025
I’m so excited to get my hands on one of these stunning @Ibanezofficial JS guitars from the Bonvillain Design Studio. David has outdone himself with these beautiful guitars 🎸
These went faster than we anticipated! Thanks to everyone who grabbed one from yesterday’s limited batch — check out bonvillain-design.com/ and altitudeguitar.com/ to find out when the next drop hits the market 🤘
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30 Nov 2025
If it’s Sunday, it’s Bill Evans time.
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25 Nov 2025
On this day in 1968: @thebeatles released their self-titled double album, commonly referred to as 'The White Album,' in the United States. The album features Eric playing lead guitar on "While My Guitar Gently Weeps." This performance of the song, featuring @PaulMcCartney, @ringostarrmusic, and other musicians, is from The Concert For George, a benefit concert for The Material World Foundation that took place at London's @RoyalAlbertHall in November of 2002.
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26 Nov 2025
This just might be the most impressive (in)version of “Always With Me, Always With You” I’ve ever seen. Bravo Andrea Krakovska 👏
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13 Nov 2025
Joe kicking it old school on the cover of @Guitar for their November 1995 issue! #Throwback 🎸🤘
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4 Nov 2025
You’re just too marvelous for words. 🎙️
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2 Nov 2025
Legendary recording engineer Rudy Van Gelder was born on this day in 1924. In 1953, he began recording Blue Note sessions in his parents’ living room in Hackensack. RVG brought sterling sound quality to hundreds of Blue Note albums for more than 20 years: bluenote.lnk.to/BlueNoteClas…
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1 Nov 2025
Start off the most wonderful time of the year with a little bit of “Mistletoe and Holly.” 🌿🍒
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29 Oct 2025
Sinatra singing “The Lady is a Tramp” for his 1974 television special “The Main Event - Live.”
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17 Oct 2025
John Coltrane rips through “So What”, reshaping the sound of jazz forever.
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17 Oct 2025
Keith Jarrett Trio - It Could Happen To You (Live Tokyo '96)
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16 Oct 2025
Frank Sinatra recording his song, “Teach Me Tonight,” from his final solo studio album ‘L.A. is My Lady,’ released in 1984.
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