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This is the 1999 remaster with new photos, notes, and a bonus track. In case somone among you doesn't own this, now you have no excuse now. This is one of the very cornerstones of the beginning of jazz/rock, progressive music and all that we hold dear. Made with an amazing cast of players: Miles, Wayne Shorter, Joe Zawinul, Larry Young, Jack DeJohnette, Lenny White, John McLaughlin, Chick Corea, Dave Holland, etc. etc!
Recorded in just 3 days in August, 1969, and brilliantly edited/shaped by Teo....
In case some among you doesn't own this, now you have no excuse. This is one of the very cornerstones of the beginning of jazz/rock, progressive music and all that we hold dear.
Made with an amazing cast of players: Miles, Wayne Shorter, Joe Zawinul, Larry Young, Jack DeJohnette, Lenny White, John McLaughlin, Chick Corea, Dave Holland, etc. etc!
Recorded in just 3 days in August, 1969, and brilliantly edited/shaped by Teo Macero who took Miles' raw materials (and abuse - "Miles, what take is...
Starting in 1973, Miles headed in a newer, even more electric direction, adding multiple guitarists and really rocking it up. This live concert from March, 1974, features Miles on trumpet and electric organ, saxists Dave Liebman and Azar Lawrence, guitarists Pete Cozy, Reggie Lucas and Dominique Gaumont, Michael Henderson holding down the funky bottom, Al Foster on drums and Mtume on percussion. Great, loud, abrasive, funky stuff that was an obvious influence on the no-wave, of all things (listen to...
Here’s one I never even heard until some time after it was reissued on CD and which I had put off hearing, as I was afraid it would be awful. I was wrong.
It's an extremely good 1970-style, English, proto-progressive album of songs featuring Graham Bell-electric piano, acoustic guitar, lead vocals, Geoffrey Peach-reeds, backing vocals, Alan Cartwright-bass, John Hedley-gutar and Brian Davison-drums (yes, Brian of The Nice and Refugee). If you like that very late 60s/very early 70s progressive/song...