Miles Davies

Miles Davis - On The Crest Of The Airwaves (2011) {4CD Set Rock Melon Music RMBOX3 rec 1970, 1988}
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© 1970, 1988, 2011 Rock Melon Music | RMBOX3
Jazz / Jazz Funk / Fusion / Trumpet

4 x CD in book/DVD-style tall packaging. Containing 3 rare and previously unreleased concerts from San Francisco 1970, England 1970 and Melbourne Australia 1988. These concerts highlight the genius that was Miles Davies and are also an important piece of jazz history. All discs have been digitally remastered for superior sound quality .The iconic artwork and in dept sleeve notes make this a must have release for all true jazz fans.

Just because Russ Davies is the son of Dave and nephew to Ray (founding members of the Kinks), doesn’t mean you should anticipate guitar chugs and fuzz bass. In his debut solo effort, 'A Million Miles From Home', Davies’ band, Cinnamon Chasers as the CD’s title suggests, attempts to surpass the status quo that inspired them and reach alternate vistas.

John Coltrane - European Tour 1961 (2017) {7CD Box Set, Le Chant Du Monde 5742745.51} (featuring Eric Dolphy)
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© 1961, 2017 Le Chant Du Monde | 574 2745.51
Jazz / Hard Bop / Modal Music / Saxophone

To mark the 50th anniversary of John Coltrane’s passing on 17 July 1967, a box set of the 1961 European Tour by French label Le Chant du Mont has been released. This is the first time the material has been available, other than as a bootleg copy, and serves as a historical record even if the audio quality is not perfect.

Don Cherry - Hear & Now (1977) {Atlantic–Wounded Bird WOU8217 rel 2007}
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© 1977, 2007 Atlantic / Wounded Bird Records | WOU 8217
Jazz / Jazz Funk / Fusion / Jazz Rock / Trumpet

Back in the seventies when jazz/rock fusion was starting to take place, most people were concentrating on Mahavishnu Orchestra , Return To Forever, Weather Report and Tony Williams Lifetime. Those groups were the defacto jazz/fusion pioneers which came out of Miles Davies's influence. Now, almost 30 years later when I listen to Don Cherrys Here And Now, I feel that this album is as great a collection of music as all of the others I mentioned although it never received as much notoriety. This is a great CD which leans a bit more on the Jazz side of the fusion movement. It never gets old.