MILES DAVIS / 1989 / Amandla

>>> Amandla (1989) <<<

Miles Davis

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Marcus Miller, Kenny Garrett, Rick Margitza, Jean-Paul Bourelly, Paulinho Da Costa, Joe Sample, Omar Hakim, Don Alias, Bashiri Johnson, Foley, John Bigham, Ricky Wellman, Billy "Spaceman" Patterson, Al Foster, Jason Miles, Mino Cinello, George Duke, Michael Landau, Joey DeFrancesco.

Tracks:

1. Catémbe

2. Cobra

3. Big Time

4. Hannibal

5. Jo-Jo

6. Amandla

7. Jilli

8. Mr. Pastorius.

(Covers includes)

MILES DAVIS & MARCUS MILLER / 1987 / Music From SIESTA

>>> Music From SIESTA (1987) <<<

Film directed by Mary Lambert.

Miles Davis: trumpet

Marcus Miller: all other instruments 

except:

John Scofield: acoustic guitar (2)

Carl Klugh: classical guitar (8)

Omar Hakin: drums (2)

James Walker: flutes (10)

Jason Miller: synthesizer programming.

Tracks:

1.  Lost in Madrid (Part I)

2. Siesta / Kitt's Kiss / Lost in Madrid (Part II)

3. Theme for Augustine / Wind / Seduction / Kiss

4. Submission

5. Lost in Madrid (Part III)

6. Conchita / Lament

7. Lost in Madrid (Part IV) / Rat Dance / The Call

8. Claire / Lost in Madrid (Part V)

9. Afterglow

10. Los Feliz.

(Covers includes)

MILES DAVIS ALL STARS / 1954 / Walkin'

>>> Walkin' (1954) <<<

Recorded in New York City on April, 3 & 29, 1954.

(April 29):

Miles Davis: trumpet

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Jay Jay Johnson: trombone

Lucky Thompson: tenor sax

Horace Silver: piano

Percy Heath: bass

Kenny Clarke: drums

(April 3):

Miles Davis: trumpet

David Schildkraut: alto sax

Horace Silver: piano

Percy Heath: bass

Kenny Clarke: drums.

Tracks:

(April 29):

1. Walkin'

2. Blue 'n' Boogie

(April 3):

3. Solar

4. You Don't Know What Love is

5. Love Me Or Leave Me.

(Covers includes)

MILES DAVIS & QUINCY JONES / 1993 / Live At Montreux

>>> Live At Montreux (1993) <<<

Recorded live at the 25th Anniversary of the Montreux Jazz Festival on July 8, 1991.

Miles Davis: trumpet

Quincy Jones: conductor

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Soloists:

Kenny Garrett: alto saxophone

Wallace Roney: trumpet, fluegelhorn

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The Gil Evans Orchestra:

Lew Soloff: trumpet

Miles Evans: trumpet

Tom Malone: trombone

Alex Foster: alto & soprano saxophones, flute

George Adams: tenor saxophone, flute

Gil Goldstein: keyboard

Delmar Brown: keyboard

Kennwood Dennard: drums (11), percussion on other selections.

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The George Gruntz Concert Jazz Band:

Marvin Stamm: trumpet, fluegelhorn

John D'earth: trumpet, fluegelhorn

Jack Walrath: trumpet, fluegelhorn

John Clark: french horn

Tom Varner: french horn

Dave Bargeron: euphonium, trombone

Earl McIntyre: euphonium, trombone

Dave Taylor: bass trombone

Howard Johnson: tuba, baritone saxophone

Sal Giorgianni: alto saxophone

Bob Malach: tenor saxophone, flute, clarinet

Larry Schneider: tenor saxophone, oboe, flute, clarinet

Jerry Bergonzi: tenor saxophone

George Gruntz: piano, leader

Mike Richmond: bass

John Riley: drums, percussion

Wallace Roney: trumpet, fluegelhorn

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Additional musicians with The George Gruntz Concert Jazz Band:

Manfred Schoof: trumpet, fluegelhorn

Ack van Royen: trumpet, fluegelhorn

Alex Brofsky: french horn

Roland Dahinden: trombone

Claudio Pontiggia: french horn

Anne O'Brien: flute

Julian Cawdry: flute, piccolo, alto flute

Hanspeter Frehner: flute, piccolo, alto flute

Michel Weber: clarinet

Christian Gavillet: bass clarinet, baritone saxophone

Tilman Zahn: oboe

Dave Seghezzo: oboe

Xavier Duss: oboe

Judith Wenziker: oboe

Christian Rabe: bassoon

Reiner Erb: bassoon

Xenia Schindler: harp

Conrad Herwig: trombone

Roger Rosenberg: bass clarinet, baritone saxophone

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Additional participating musicians:

Benny Bailey: trumpet, fluegelhorn

Carles Benavent: bass, electric bass (15 & 16)

Grady Tate: drums.

Tracks:

1. Introduction by Claude Nobs and Quincy Jones

2. Boplicity

3. Introduction to Miles Ahead Medley

4. Springsville

5. Maids of Cadiz

6. The Duke

7. My Ship

8. Miles Ahead

9. Blues for Pablo

10. Introduction to Porgy and Bess Medley

11. Orgone

12. Gone, Gone, Gone

13. Summertime

14. Here Come de Honey Man

15. The Pan Piper

16. Solea.

(Covers includes)

MILES DAVIS / 1958 / Milestones

>>> Milestones (1958) <<<

Recorded in New York City at Columbia 30th Street Studio on February 4, 1958 (3-8) and March 4, 1958 (1-2).

Miles Davis: trumpet

Cannonball Adderley: alto saxophone

John Coltrane: tenor saxophone

Red Garland: piano

Paul Chambers: bass

Philly Joe Jones: drums.

Tracks:

1. Dr. Jackle

2. Sid's Ahead

3. Two Bass Hit

4. Milestones

5. Billy Boy

6. Straight, No Chaser

(Bonus tracks):

7. Two Bass Hit (alt. take)

8. Milestones (alt. take)

9. Straight, No Chaser (alt. take).

 (Covers includes)

MILES DAVIS / 1996 / Live Around the World

>>> Live Around the World (1996) <<<

Miles Davis

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Kenny Garrett, Foley, Adam Holzman, Joey DeFrancesco, Benny Rietveld, Marilyn Mazur, Ricky Wellman, Kei Akagi, John Beasley, Munyungo Jackson, Rick Margitza, Richard Patterson, Erin Davis, Robert Irving III, Deron Johnson...

Tracks:
1. In a Silent Way (New York, NY. Indigo Club. Saturday, December 17, 1988, 2nd Show)

2. Intruder (New York, NY. Indigo Club. Saturday, December 17, 1988, 2nd Show)

3. New Blues (Los Angeles, CA. Greek Theatre. Sunday, August 14, 1988)

4. Human Nature (Graz, Austria. Liebenauer Eishalle. Tuesday, November 1, 1988)

5. Mr. Pastorius (Montpelier, France. Le Zenith-Domaine de Grammond. Wednesday, April 12, 1989)

6. Amandla (Rome, Italy. Pallazo Della Civita "The Steps". Wednesday, July 26, 1989)

7. Wrinkle (Montreux, Switzerland. Casino de Montreux. Montreux International Festival. Friday, July20, 1990)

8. Tutu (Montreux, Switzerland. Casino de Montreux. Montreux International Festival. Friday, July 20, 1990)

9. Full Nelson (Osaka, Japan. Osaka Expo Park. Live Under the Sky Festival. Sunday, August 7, 1988)

10. Time After Time (Chicago, Illinois. Chicago Theatre-JVC Jazz Festival. Monday, June 5, 1989)

11. Hannibal (From Miles Davis' Last Performance).

(Covers includes)

MILES DAVIS / 1989 / Aura

>>> Aura (1989) <<<

Recorded and mixed at Easy Sound Studio, Copenhagen.

Miles Davis

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John McLaughlin, Vince Wilburn, Thomas Clausen, Ole Koch-Hansen, Kenneth Knudsen, Bjarne Roupè, Bo Stief, Niels Henning Oersted Pedersen, Lennart Gruvstedt, Marilyn Mazur, Ethan Weisgaard, Niels Eje, Lillian Thernqvist, Evan Thaysen, Benny Rosenfeld, Palle Bolvig, Jens Winther, Perry Knudsen, Idrees Sulieman, Vincent Nilsson, Jens Engel, Ture Larsen, Ole Kurt Jensen, Axel Windfeld, Jesper Thilo, Per Carsten, Uffe Karskov, Bent Jaedig, Flemming Madsen, Palle Mikkelborg...

Tracks:

1. Intro

2. White

3. Yellow

4. Orange

5. Red

6. Green

7. Blue

8. Electric Red

9. Indigo

10. Violet.

(Covers includes)

MILES DAVIS / 1959 / Kind of Blue (50th Anniversary) 2 CDs + DVD (rip-Avi)

Kind of Blue (50th Anniversary-Legacy Edition) (1959)

>>> CD1 / CD2 <<<

DVDrip(AVI):

>>> Part 1 / Part 2 / Part 3 / Part 4 / Part 5 <<<

Miles Davis

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Julian "Cannoball" Adderley, Paul Chambers, James Cobb, John Coltrane, Bill Evans & Wynton Kelly.

Tracks (CD1):

1. So What

2. Freddie Freeloader

3. Blue in Green

4. All Blues

5. Flamenco Sketches

Bonus tracks:

6. Flamenco Sketches (alternate take)

7. Freddie Freeloader (studio sequence 1)

8. Freddie Freeloader (false start)

9. Freddie Freeloader (studio sequence 2) 

10. So What (studio sequence 1)

11. So What (studio sequence 2)

12. Blue in Green (studio sequence)

13. Flamenco Sketches (studio sequence 1)

14. Flamenco Sketches (studio sequence 2)

15. All Blues (studio sequence).

Tracks (CD2):

1. On Green Dolphin Street (prev. unreleased)

2. Fran-Dance (prev. unreleased)

3. Stella By Starlight (prev. unreleased)

4. Love for Sale (prev. unreleased)

5. Fran-Dance (alternate take) (prev. unreleased)

6. So What (prev. released in unauthorized form).

DVD parts in AVI:

1. Celebrating a Masterpiece: Kind of Blue.

New expanding version of the mini-documentary: Made in Heaven (2004)...

2. The Sound of Miles Davis:

The Miles Davis Quintet: Davis, Coltrane, Kelly, Chambers, Cobb with the Gil Evans Orchestra... Filmed in 1959.

Tracks:

- So What

- The Duke

- Blues for Pablo

- New Rhumba.

(Completed covers includes)

MILES DAVIS QUINTET / 1966 / Miles Smiles

>>> Miles Smiles (1966) <<<

New links / Nuevos enlance
(Re-up by petition / Resubido a peitición)

Recorded at Columbia 30th Street Studio, New York City on October 24 and 25, 1966.

Miles Davis: trumpet

Wayne Shorter: tenor saxophone

Herbie Hancock: piano

Ron Carter: bass

Tony Williams: drums.

Tracks:

1. Orbits

2. Circle

3. Footprints

4. Dolores

5. Freedom Jazz Dance

6. Gingerbread Boy.

(Covers includes)

MILES DAVIS / 1965 / E.S.P.

>>> E.S.P. (1965) <<<

Miles Davis: trumpet

Wayne Shorter: tenor sax

Tony Williams: drums

Ron Carter: bass

Herbie Hancock: piano.

Tracks:

1. E.S.P.

2. Eighty-One

3. Little One

4. R.J.

5. Agitation

6. Iris

7. Mood.

(Covers includes)

MILES DAVIS & JOHN COLTRANE / 1973 / Miles & Coltrane

>>> Miles & Coltrane (1973) <<<

Tracks 1 to 5: Recorded live in Newport, Rhode Island, July 4, 1958.

Tracks 6 & 7: Recorded live in New York, October 27, 1955.

Miles Davis: trumpet

with (1958):

John Coltrane: tenor sax

Julian "Cannonball" Adderley: alto sax

Bill Evans: piano

Paul Chambers: bass

Jimmy Cobb: drums

Miles Davis: trumpet

with (1955):

John Coltrane: tenor sax

Red Garland: piano

Paul Chambers: bass

Philly Joe Jones: drums.

Tracks:

1. Ah - Leu - Cha

2. Straight, No Chaser

3. Fran - Dance (Put Your Little Foot Right Out)

4. Two Bass Hit

5. Bye Bye Blackbird

6. Little Melonae

7. Budo.

(Covers includes)

MILES DAVIS / 1979 / Circle in the Round (2 CDs)

>>> Circle in the Round (1979) <<<

(10 tracks from 1955 to 1970)

Miles Davis

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John Coltrane, Red Garland, Paul Chambers, Philly Joe Jones, Cannonball Adderley, Bill Evans, Jimmy Cobb, Hank Mobley, Wynton Kelly, Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter, Joe Beck, Tony Williams, George Benson, Chick Corea, Joe Zawinul, Dave Holland, Bernie Maupin, Harvey Brooks, Jack DeJohnette, Billy Cobham, Airto Moreira, Khalil Balakrishna...

Tracks (CD1):

1. Two Bass Hit

2. Love for Sale

3. Blues No.2

4. Circle in the Round.

Tracks (CD2):

1. Teo's Bag

2. Side Car I

3. Side Car II

4. Splash

5. Sanctuary

6. Guinnevere.

(Japan covers edition includes)

THE MILES DAVIS QUINTET / 1956 / Relaxin' With The Miles Davis Quintet

>>> Relaxin' With The Miles Davis Quintet (1956) <<<

Recorded in New York City, October 26, 1956.

Miles Davis: trumpet

John Coltrane: tenor sax

Red Garland: piano

Paul Chambers: bass

Philly Joe Jones: drums.

Tracks:

1. If I Were a Bell

2. You're My Everything

3. I Could Write a Book

4. Oleo

5. It Could Happen To You

6. Woody'n You.

(Covers includes)

MILES DAVIS / 1992 / Doo-Bop

>>> Doo-Bop (1992) <<<

Tracks:

1. Mystery

2. The Doo Bop Song

3. Chocolate Chip

4. High Speed Chase

5. Blow

6. Sonya

7. Fantasy

8. Duke Booty

9. Mystery (reprise).

(Covers includes)

MILES DAVIS / Video

MILES DAVIS / 1953-54 / Blue Haze

>>> Blue Haze (1988) <<<

Recorded on May 19, 1953; March 15 and April 3, 1954.

Miles Davis: trumpet

Davey Schildkraut: alto sax

John Lewis, Horace Silver, Charles Mingus: piano

Percy Heath: bass

Max Roach, Art Blakey, Kenny Clarke: drums.

Tracks:

1. I'll Remember April

2. Four

3. Old Devil Moon

4. Smooch

5. Blue Haze

6. When Lights are Low

7. Tune-Up

8. Miles Ahead.

(Covers included)

MILES DAVIS / Video

MILES DAVIS / 1963 / Seven Steps to Heaven

>>> Seven Steps to Heaven (1963) <<<

Recorded in Hollywood and New York, 1963.

Miles Davis: trumpet

Victor Feldman: piano (Hollywood)

Herbie Hancock: piano (New York)

George Coleman: tenor sax

Frank Butler: drums (Hollywood)

Anthony Williams: drums (New York)

Ron Carter: bass.

Tracks:

1. Basin Street Blues

2. Seven Steps to Heaven

3. I Fall in Love Too Easily

4. So Near, So Far

5. Baby Won't You Please Come Home

6. Joshua.

(Covers included)

MILES DAVIS / Video

MILES DAVIS / 1959 / Kind of Blue

>>> Kind of Blue. (1959) <<<

Miles Davis: trumpet
Julian "Cannonball" Adderley: alto saxophone (except #3)
John Coltrane: tenor saxophone
Wynton Kelly: piano (#2)
Bill Evans: piano (all others)
Paul Chambers: bass
Jimmy Cobb: drums.

Tracks:
1. So What
2. Freddie Freeloader
3. Blue in Green
4. All Blues
5. Flamenco Sketches
6. Flamenco Sketches (alt. take).

(Covers included)