Miles Davis - Quiet Nights Artist_Rex Orange County the album reflects a desire

the album reflects a desire to lose oneself in the expanse of nature - the title ‘Elevations’ being a direct nod to the mountainous area of Cumbria where Tom grew up

The package is completed with a deluxe gatefold jacket

The duo formed by Hania Rani (piano) and Dobrawa Czocher (cello) stands as living proof that purely instrumental music has its rightful place on the contemporary music scene and is able to draw an increasingly broad spectrum of listeners

Remastered recordings from new songs with a guitar pop sound that seems to be Overcoat’s

Miles Davis - Quiet Nights Artist_Rex Orange County the album reflects a desireThe last of the collaborative LPs Miles Davis recorded with Gil Evans for Columbia, Quiet Nights is easily the most controversial. Following the success of Sketches of Spain, Davis and Evans aimed to further the Latin explorations, this time pointing to Brazil, as heard on the adaptation of Antonio Carlos Jobim's "Corcovado" and Joao Gilberto's "Aos Ps Da Cruz," with its stellar Ron Carter bass accompaniment, though some were surprised by the brevity