Miles, Ron: Old Main Chapel

Miles, Ron SKU: 44280956
Miles, Ron: Old Main Chapel

Miles, Ron: Old Main Chapel

Miles, Ron SKU: 44280956

Format: CD

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Title: Old Main Chapel
Artist: Miles, Ron
Label: Blue Note Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 602458948189
Genre: Jazz

The brilliant and beloved cornetist and composer Ron Miles released his Blue Note debut Rainbow Sign in 2020 shortly before his tragic death in 2022 from a rare blood disorder. His legacy is honored with the release of Old Main Chapel, a recording that captures a sublime live performance by Miles' trio with guitarist Bill Frisell and drummer Brian Blade in 2011 at Old Main Chapel in Boulder, Colorado. The 7-song set featured 6 of Miles' indelible originals along with a cover of "There Ain't No Sweet Man that's Worth the Salt of My Tears." The CD package includes heartfelt remembrances by Frisell, Blade, pianist and frequent collaborator Jason Moran, Blue Note President Don Was, and Ron's daughter Justice Miles.

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