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Miles Davis - Live In Tokyo 1975 (2015) {2CD Hi Hat HH2CD012}
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Jazz / Jazz Funk / Fusion / Jazz Rock / Trumpet

Massive electric Miles from the same Japanese tour that gave the world the Panagaea and Agharta albums – tracks that were recorded ten days before the concert that appeared on those records, with different songs as well! The music is a dark brew of funk, fusion, and some surprisingly spiritual currents – thanks to wonderful work from Sonny Fortune on alto, soprano sax, and flute – working here alongside guitarist Pete Cosey, who provides plenty of the fuzzier, freakier moments of the set – as does keyboardist Reggie Lucas! Al Foster's drumming is wonderful – and Michael Henderson's bass will blow you away if you only know his later smoother soul albums – but as usual, Miles is the star once he opens up his horn and steps into the darkness.

Miles Davis - Live In Den Haag (1960) {Lone Hill Jazz ‎LHJ10206 rel 2005}
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Jazz / Hard Bop / Modal Music / Trumpet

Great live material from one of the most important pairings in modern jazz – recorded during the last months that John Coltrane was working with the Miles Davis Quintet! Recorded at the Kurhaus, Scheveningen, Den Haag, The Netherlands, April 9, 1960. Includes the complete concert plus rare radio and TV broadcasts by Miles & Coltrane from 1955 to 1959. Featuring John Coltrane, Wynton Kelly, Red Garland, Paul Chambers, Jimmy Cobb & Philly Joe Jones. Includes booklet with comprehensive liner notes.

Miles Davis - Live In Rome & Copenhagen 1969 (2010) {2CD Set Gambit Records 69330}
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© 1969, 2010 Gambit Records | 69330
Jazz / Fusion / Electric Miles / Trumpet

This edition presents the Rome and Copenhagen performances by the 1969 Miles Davis Quintet with Wayne Shorter, Chick Corea, Dave Holland and Jack DeJohnette. The band toured Europe from October 26 to November 9, 1969. In his autobiography, Miles would state that this group was “really a bad motherfucker”.

Miles Davis - Live In Berlin 1969 (2010) {Gambit Records 69331}
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© 1969, 2010 Gambit Records | 69331
Jazz / Fusion / Electric Miles / Trumpet

This edition presents for the first time ever on CD, the Berlin performance by the 1969 Miles Davis Quintet with Wayne Shorter, Chick Corea, Dave Holland and Jack DeJohnette. Wayne Shorter left the band in the fall of 1969, and this quintet was to be soon replaced by new formations with even greater accents on percussion, fusion and funk. The band toured Europe from October 26 to November 9, 1969 after Miles Davis had recorded In A Silent Way. The Rome and Copenhagen performances by the same group can be found on a companion double CD set from the same label.

Miles Davis - Live in Montreal (2002) [DVD5]
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Jazz / Fusion / Trumpet

Jazz legend Miles Davis is captured performing in Montreal on this video. The man performs a half dozen songs including "One Phone Call", "Human Nature", "Something's on Your Mind", "Time After Time", "Code M.D.", and "Jean Pierre". The DVD release of the concert includes a biographical timeline of the artist's life.

Miles Davis - Live In Avignon 1988 (2002) {2CD Set Delta Music 63042}
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© 1988, 2002 Delta Music | 63042
Jazz / Fusion / Contemporary Jazz / Trumpet

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.