Sketches Of Spain (Yellow Vinyl)

Yellow vinyl edition of Miles' 1960 masterpiece.

Sketches of Spain was Miles Davis and Gil Evans’ third conceptual album (they had worked together back in the late 1940s on the celebrated “Birth of the Cool” nonet sessions and would record their first conceptual LP, Miles Ahead in 1957, followed by their adaptation of George Gershwin’s music for Porgy and Bess in 1958).

The trumpeter stated in his autobiography that the whole thing came out of listening to Spanish composer Joaquín Rodrigo’s “Concierto de Aranjuez”.