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Miles Davis Quintet - Milan 1964 (2007) {Impro-Jazz} [DVD5]

Posted By: ruskaval

Date: 5 Apr 2011 18:29:55

Miles Davis Quintet - Milan 1964 (2007) {Impro-Jazz} [DVD5]
DVD5 -> 3.02 Gb | All Regions | NTSC 4:3 | Dolby AC3, 2 ch | 59:32 | ISO Image | Artwork
© 2007 Impro-Jazz | IJ 525
Jazz / Hard Bop / Trumpet

These performances come from a vintage TV broadcast and its technical image quality is not perfect. The group on this outstanding DVD was probably the second greatest Miles Davis Quintet ever assembled, the first being the unit with John Coltrane, Wynton Kelly, Paul Chambers and Jimmy Cobb. However, their filmed output is limited to merely four performances: three tunes from a Steve Allen show taped on September 10 and 11, 1964, the present Milan concert and the two European concerts already documented on our companion volume "European Tour 1967" (IJ518). When this Milan concert was recorded, the band had just recently formed.

The core musicians (Miles on trumpet, Herbie Hancock on piano, Ron Carter on bass and Tony Williams on drums) had been working together ever since the recording of the album Seven Steps to Heaven, on May 14, 1963 (Herbie Hancock's very first session with Miles). However, after John Coltrane's departure, Miles had a very difficult time finding a tenor player to his liking. After separate stints with the quintet by Hank Mobley, George Coleman and Sam Rivers, Wayne Shorter took over the tenor chair in September 1964.

The concert at the Teatro Dell' Arte in Milan, Italy, was part of a European tour that included Germany, France, Denmark, Finland, a second stint in Germany, and finally Italy. The show featured a typical program for the period, with three standard tunes ("Autumn Leaves", "My Funny Valentine", and "All of You"), two originals from the early years ("The Theme" and "All Blues") and a relative novelty, Victor Feldman's "Joshua", which Miles had first recorded in his Seven Steps to Heaven LP.

Personnel:
* Miles Davis
* Herbie Hancock
* Ron Carter
* Wayne Shorter
* Tony Williams

tracklist:

01. Autumn Leaves
02. My Funny Valentine
03. All Blues
04. All of You
05. Joshua
06. into The Theme

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