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Daniel M. Davis - Una nuova cura  eBooks & eLearning

Posted by Karabas91 at Oct. 15, 2020
Daniel M. Davis - Una nuova cura

Daniel M. Davis - Una nuova cura
Italiano | 2020 | 272 pages | ISBN: 8875788715 | EPUB | 0,4 MB

Il sistema immunitario custodisce il segreto della nostra salute. Benché i primi studi ed esperimenti risalgano alla fine del XVIII secolo, soltanto negli ultimi decenni è avvenuta una svolta decisiva nella comprensione dei meccanismi che regolano la risposta immunitaria. Daniel Davis ci invita a ripercorrere la storia recente dell'immunologia, un'affascinante avventura scientifica costellata di fallimenti e successi, culminati nel 2011 con la conquista del premio Nobel per la medicina da parte di Ralph Steinman, Bruce Beutler e Jules Hoffmann. Tuttora non mancano le zone d'ombra, ma oggi sappiamo che le naturali difese del corpo sono in grado di debellare la stragrande maggioranza delle patologie che ci affliggono, alcune slegate dalla sua attività antimicrobica: dagli scompensi cardiaci ai disturbi neurologici, fino all'obesità. Capire e sfruttare questo potenziale enorme è il dono più importante che la scienza potrebbe offrire all'umanità.
Miles Davis - The Complete Jack Johnson Sessions (1970) {5CD Box Set, Columbia C5K 86359 rel 2003)

Miles Davis - The Complete Jack Johnson Sessions (1970) {5CD Box Set, Columbia C5K 86359 rel 2003)
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© 1970, 2003 Columbia / Sony Music | C5K 86359
Jazz / Fusion / Jazz Funk / Jazz Rock / Trumpet

Of all the Miles Davis recordings, the 16 weeks of sessions that created a single, two-selection LP produced by Teo Macero called A Tribute to Jack Johnson have been the most apocryphal. While the album itself was a confounding obscurity upon release – due to its closeness in proximity to the nearly simultaneous release of the vastly inferior yet infinitely more label-promoted Live at the Fillmore East – its reputation as the first complete fusion of jazz and rock is cemented. It also garnered a place in the history books for guitarist John McLaughlin, the axis around whose raw, slash-and-burn playing the entire album turns.
Miles Davis with John Coltrane - The Complete Columbia Recordings (2000) {Vinyl, Mosaic MQ9-191 rec 1955-1961} (Out-Of-Print)

Miles Davis with John Coltrane - The Complete Columbia Recordings (2000) {Vinyl, Mosaic MQ9-191 rec 1955-1961} (Out-Of-Print)
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© 1955-61, 2000 Columbia / Mosaic Records | MQ9-191
Jazz / Hard Bop / Cool / Bop / Jazz Blues / Modal Music

Some nine years after Miles Davis’ untimely death, Columbia Records is still repackaging his recorded legacy. The most recent efforts in this area have been made available both on compact disc and in 180-gram vinyl versions by way of Mosaic Records. It is the latter edition that this review is based on, though it should be noted that basically the only difference between the two sets, besides the presentation medium, is that Mosaic’s package is a 12 x 12 box with an album-sized booklet accompanying the records.
Miles Davis - So What: The Complete 1960 Amsterdam Concerts (2013) {2CD Japan Edition FNCJ-5612~13}

Miles Davis - So What: The Complete 1960 Amsterdam Concerts (2013) {2CD Japan Edition FNCJ-5612~13}
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© 2013 Dutch Jazz Archive / 55 Records | FNCJ-5612~13
Jazz / Modal Music / Hard Bop / Trumpet

Some performances get talked about decades after they happened. It's all about "you had to be there" and if you would believe all the people who claimed to be present at such a show, the venue would have collapsed. Two of those shows are now released in full. Trumpet maestro Miles Davis performed at the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam on April 9 and October 15, 1960. John Coltrane was on sax in April and his replacement Sonny Stitt played in October. With Wynton Kelly on piano, Paul Chambers on bass and Jimmy Cobb on drums. Miles Davis was on fire both nights.
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Miles Davis Quintet Featuring Barney Wilen - Amsterdam Concert (1957) [Lone Hill Jazz, LHJ10141] (speed corrected)

Miles Davis Quintet Featuring Barney Wilen - Amsterdam Concert (1957) [Lone Hill Jazz, LHJ10141] (speed corrected)
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Lone Hill Jazz LHJ10141, unofficial

"Amsterdam Concert" is a rare live Miles Davis recording from 1957. This album, one of the least known recordings of Miles Davis, was recorded at the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam on December 8, 1957, a couple of days after the recording of the movie soundtrack "Ascenseur pour l'échafaud." On this concert, Miles didn't play with his regular quintet, but with the same line-up he used for the recording of "Ascenseur pour l'échafaud." It features Barney Wilen on tenor saxophone, René Urtreger on piano, Pierre Michelot on bass and Kenny Clarke on drums.
Miles Davis Quintet - Amsterdam Concert (1957) [Lone Hill Jazz, LHJ10141] (speed corrected)

Miles Davis Quintet - Amsterdam Concert (1957) [Lone Hill Jazz, LHJ10141] (speed corrected)
1CD | FLAC (IMG) | Cue, no log | ffp, md5 | Full HQ Art (PNG, 300dpi) | 313MB (3% rec)
Lone Hill Jazz LHJ10141, unofficial

"Amsterdam Concert" is a rare live Miles Davis recording from 1957. This album, one of the least known recordings of Miles Davis, was recorded at the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam on December 8, 1957, a couple of days after the recording of the movie soundtrack "Ascenseur pour l'échafaud." On this concert, Miles didn't play with his regular quintet, but with the same line-up he used for the recording of "Ascenseur pour l'échafaud." It features Barney Wilen on tenor saxophone, René Urtreger on piano, Pierre Michelot on bass and Kenny Clarke on drums.

Miles Davis Septet - Live in Poland 1983 (2008)  Music

Posted by robi62 at July 18, 2014
Miles Davis Septet - Live in Poland 1983 (2008)

Miles Davis Septet - Live in Poland 1983 (2008)
Video: NTSC, MPEG-2 at 4 637 Kbps 720 x 480 at 29.970 fps | Audio: AC-3 2 channels at 448 Kbps, 48.0 KHz
Genre: Jazz | Label: Efor | Copy: Untouched | Release Date: 20 Oct 2008 | Runtime: 111 min. | 4,04 GB (DVD5)

A rarely seen filmed performance by the splendid Miles Davis septet, recorded live in Warsaw in 1983 - with saxophonist Bill Evans and guitarist John Scofield. This fabulous, complete concert was filmed shortly after Miles Davis recorded his celebrated album 'Star People' - and features many of the compositions from the album, although it hadn`t actually yet been released when they performed in Poland. Bill Evans (the sax player) had been replaced by Branford Marsalis on the original studio versions of 'That`s Right' and 'Code M.D.'

Ladies in Waiting: A Pictorial Review of Davis Monthan AFB  eBooks & eLearning

Posted by lout at Oct. 25, 2009
Ladies in Waiting: A Pictorial Review of Davis Monthan AFB

Ladies in Waiting: A Pictorial Review of Davis Monthan AFB (Aircraft Specials series 6055) By Scott Wonderly, Richard Dunham
Publisher: Squadron/Signal Publications 1991 | 64 Pages | ISBN: 0897472691 | PDF | 55 MB

Miles Davis - From His Last Concert In Avignon (1996) [2CD]  Music

Posted by ruskaval at Dec. 2, 2009
Miles Davis - From His Last Concert In Avignon (1996) [2CD]

Miles Davis - From His Last Concert In Avignon (1996) [2CD]
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© 1996 LaserLight / Delta Music | 24 327/1~2
Jazz / Fusion / Bost Bop


Miles Davis - From His Last Concert In Avignon (1996) [2CD]

Miles Davis was a towering a figure in the world of Jazz music throughout his long recording and performing career, playing the trumpet like no one else could. His significance can never be understated and his artistry is as crucial to the development of Jazz as was the great Louis Armstrong. Davis laid the foundation for musical innovation to expand beyond it's perceived boundaries through his sheer genius and attention to every detail of a performance. These two discs document his final concert performance before his tragic passing. 'The Man With The Horn' was clearly not ready to go as he valiantly fought against the HIV disease that robbed him of life. To the end, his artistry ever evolving and not to be missed.
Squadron/Signal Publications 6055: Ladies in Waiting: A Pictorial Review of Davis Monthan AFB (Repost)

Scott Wonderly, Richard Dunham - Ladies in Waiting: A Pictorial Review of Davis Monthan AFB - Aircraft Specials series
Squadron/Signal Publications | 1991 | ISBN: 0897472691 | English | 66 pages | PDF | 69 MB
Squadron/Signal Publications 6055