Up next is a "Miles Davis" Tribute album requested by Beb before Xmas, who incidently requested the 'Gasper Lawal' album. It features two dozen musicians spanning the globe, in an historical account of this jazz genius' work reflected in an Indo-Jazz fusion. I hope this is what you were looking Beb. Enjoy folks.
01. Spanish Key (19:46)
02. All Blues (9:23)
03. IFE (Fast) (8:43)
04. In A Silent Way (2:33)
05. It's About That Time (10:02)
06. Jean Pierre(11:39)
01. So What (8:09)
02. Miles Runs The Voodoo Down (9:03)
03. Blue In Green (13:07)
04. Great Expectations (8:39)
05. IFE (Slow) (14:11)
06. Miles From India (6:53)
10 comments:
Now how great is this!! I have been looking for this everywhere - I can't wait to hear how this comes off!! Miles Davis just has to be one of those people whose music doesn't fit categories. I remember hearing Bitches Brew as a hard core rock fan and being astonished, then I dug back and listened to the Birth of Cool and the Gil Evans arranged albums and was equally mystified. Am I the only one to own a copy of Gil Evans plays the music of Jimi Hendrix???
What a great late Xmas prezzie
Nice one Anon,
With such a long comment it would be nice for you leave a nickname. Well I'm made up you enjoyed this post and work by this great artist.
I will check for Gil Evans album
Thanks
Chuntao
thanks much for putting this up!
i can't wait to listen to it!!!!
all the best from the west coast,
dugg
Really chuffed you could stop by duff from the west coast and especially drop a real honest comment.
Good luck & enjoy dugg
Chuntao
wow, this comes off very good, most enjoyable
Roddus
Thanks Roddus,
We aim to please & I haven't forgotten about you. Will post that NZ band real soon. Up to my eyeballs with 30-40 FIRST UP requested rarites
just now and you are up there on the list my friend.
Drop by soon
C.
Thx for your sharing of that beautiful piece of world music. Could be the work of Miles & Teo nowadays. Given the interest of the Dark Prince for Indian music, that treatment of some classics of the 20th century is not mere exotica. Miles lives!
Zardoz1984,
You are welcome to this legends work being re-worked. I have Beb & fellow readers to thank for their wider knowledge than me. I am only a vessel to deliver these gems.
So thank you 4 your comments & hope to keep you entertained for some time yet.
Chuntao
i thought i had left a thank you here last week or so, but for some reason it's gone. perhaps i hit the wrong button when sending.
anyway, thanks for featuring this date. i heard this performed at last years s.f. jazz festival, but i didn't know that a studio recording had been made. excellent stuff here! i appreciate your sharing it with us. btw -- has anyone had problems with 'spanish key' opening? it downloaded for me, but appears to be corrupt.
Thank you..Can't wait to listen to Miles Runs the Voodoo..
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