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| Genre | Jazz Instrument , Jazz , Hard Bop , Trumpet Jazz , Modal Music |
| Release Date | August 17, 1959 |
| Artist | Miles Davis |
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- 1So WhatMiles Davis9:26
- 2Freddie FreeloaderMiles Davis9:49
- 3Blue in GreenMiles Davis5:37
- 4All BluesMiles Davis11:37
- 5Flamenco SketchesMiles Davis9:27
- 6Flamenco Sketches [Alternate Take]Miles Davis9:31
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