The Host Vinyl Kit

There's always an entertainer in the family. Maybe it's your dad, who's always ready to host some friends, serve up a feast, and, of course, show off his record collection. So add this vinyl duo to your favorite music lover's collection. It includes Miles Davis' "'Round About Midnight" and "Kind of Blue", two historical masterpieces which would influence generations of music makers and enthusiasts. Each is a 12" vinyl record with original covers, adding a serious dose of cool to anyone's collection

'Round About Midnnight
Fill your tumbler, lower the lights, and spin this record. Miles Davis' classic 'Round About Midnight was recorded at the now iconic Columbia Studios in NYC, and is regarded as one of the greatest jazz albums of all time. Bop your head to 39 minutes of music that went on to inspire countless of young jazzers for generations.

Side A
• 'Round Midnight
• Ah-Leu-Cha
• All Of You

Side B

• Bye Bye Blackbird
• Tadd's Delight
• Dear Old Stockholm

Kind of Blue
Kind of Blue is critically acclaimed as one of the finest, if not the best, jazz albums of all time. Thought of as Mile Davis's masterpiece, it was chosen in 2002 as one of the 50 albums to be added to the national recording registry of the Library of Congress, has gone platinum four times, and is ranked #12 on Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time. Kind of Blue is one of those seminal records that will resonate at the center of jazz music forever.

Side A
• Freddie Freeloader
• Blue In Green
Side B
• Flamenco Sketches
• All Blues

Miles Davis was born in 1926 in Alton, IL. He was given his first trumpet at age 13 and was asked to play with passing bands on a regular basis. Davis' incredible technique and idiosyncratic style were immediately recognized, earning him a spot at Julliard to continue his training. His interest in jazz, however, lead to an early departure from what was then a classically-minded institution. He moved on, playing all over the world and spurring the jazz revolution on its way. While he struggled with addiction in his personal life, Davis' professional career was and continues to be globally-admired.