Seven Steps to Heaven

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Seven Steps to Heaven is a 1963 jazz album by Miles Davis that marked a transitional period in his career and introduced elements of his soon-to-form second great quintet.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf jazz album
studio album
artist Miles Davis
chronology Miles Davis discography
compositionBy Miles Davis
Victor Feldman
countryOfOrigin United States
coverArtIncludes Miles Davis
featuresInstrument double bass
drums
piano
tenor saxophone
trumpet
featuresMusician Frank Butler
George Coleman
Herbie Hancock
Miles Davis
Ron Carter
Tony Williams
Victor Feldman
follows Quiet Nights
genre jazz
hasCatalogNumber CL 2051
CS 8851
hasCriticalReception regarded as an important transitional Miles Davis album
hasPart Baby Won’t You Please Come Home
Basin Street Blues
I Fall in Love Too Easily
Joshua
Seven Steps to Heaven (title track)
So Near, So Far
Summer Night
hasTitleTrack Seven Steps to Heaven (composition)
labelImprint Columbia
language instrumental
medium compact disc
digital audio
vinyl record
notableFor transition toward Miles Davis second great quintet
performer Miles Davis
precedes Miles in Tokyo
producer Teo Macero
recordedIn Columbia 30th Street Studio
Columbia Studios Los Angeles
recordingEndDate 1963-05-14
recordingStartDate 1963-04-16
recordLabel Columbia Records
releaseDate 1963
stylePeriod post-bop

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E.S.P. follows Seven Steps to Heaven
Vic Feldman notableWork Seven Steps to Heaven (composition)
linked to: Seven Steps to Heaven
Dear Miles hasTrack Seven Steps to Heaven
subject linked to: album "Dear Miles"
Seven Steps to Heaven hasPart Seven Steps to Heaven (title track)
linked to: Seven Steps to Heaven
Seven Steps to Heaven hasTitleTrack Seven Steps to Heaven (composition)
linked to: Seven Steps to Heaven
Miles Davis Columbia recordings includesAlbum Seven Steps to Heaven