Blue In Green

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4. "Blue in Green" was written in for the Miles Davis classic, Kind of Blue. As with most of the other tunes on the record, it is very modal. It also the only other ballad on the album along with "Flamenco Sketches." With regard to the tune's origin, there has been .

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8. The ensemble on "Blue in Green" is the emphasis, and the interaction between Tierney and her trio works beautifully. Ms. Sutton doesn't just lay down the melody and then disappear for solos; she often weaves in and out, often taking a half-chorus here and there, inventing melodies herself, while always seeming cognizant of the group sound/5(26).

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