Miles Davis Quintet

Miles Davis Quintet with John Coltrane - The 1960 German Concerts (2010) {Jazz Lips Music JL776}
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© 1960, 2010 Jazz Lips Music | JL776
Jazz / Hard Bop / Post Bop / Modal Music / Trumpet / Saxophone

This 2010 release presents two never before released performances in Germany by the great Miles Davis Quintet with John Coltrane. Among the highlights are three different extended performances of 'So What' (two sets were played at the first concert) and a new reading of the classic ''Round Midnight'.

Miles Davis Quintet With John Coltrane - Live In Zurich (2005)
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© 2005 Gambit Records | 69220
Jazz / Cool / Hard Bop / Modal Music

Key material from the Miles Davis Quintet with John Coltrane – recorded on their famous 1960 European tour, and paired here with some other material from an earlier date! The first 5 tracks on the set feature Davis and Coltrane working with Wynton Kelly, Paul Chambers, and Jimmy Cobb – on a live date from Zurich in April of 1960. Tracks are all quite long, with key Davis and Coltrane solo touches – and include "Fran Dance", "If I Were A Bell", So What", and "All Blues". The last 4 tracks on the CD are from a Cafe Bohemia date in 1958 – and feature a slightly different lineup that includes Bill Evans on piano and Philly Joe Jones on drums – performing shorter, lighter takes on "Walkin", "Four", "Bye Bye Blackbird", and "Two Bass Hit".

Miles Davis Quintet - Paraphernalia - Salle Pleyel, Paris (1969) {JMY 1013-2 rel 1992}
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© 1969, 1992 Jazz Music Yesterday | JMY 1013-2
Jazz / Fusion / Jazz Rock / Trumpet

Featuring the classic Quintet lineup and recorded live by Radio France, direct from Salle Pleyel in Paris on November 3, 1969. As the story goes, there were two sets that Radio France had recorded – the second set was broadcast but the first set wasn’t. The second set has made the rounds with collectors for years and the sound, mono and somewhat dull, was the best that was available of this pivotal concert. However, in recent years the first set has surfaced from the archives of Radio France and the sound is vastly improved, and in stereo.