Dominique Gaumont/Rare Live Collection

Miles was at his most radical in the mid-1970s, when he was just 18 years old and made his public debut at the world famous Carnegie Hall.The last stage in 1983, a few months before Dominique Gameau’s death, and in 1980. Rarities will appear for the first time live, focusing on the long-awaited remains of 1974 Boston from the shocking version-up master, a glimpse of the phantom Sao Paulo that has yet to see the light of day, and Dominic, a broken Miles fan in the 1970s. ! ! This work includes Dominique’s almost last live performance with his band “Actualite” in Paris on June 25, 1983, a few months before his death, and “Energy” in 1980, also in Paris. From the trio’s live performance and the three consecutive performances that became the first stage of Sonny Fortune, who changed from Liebman, the remaining two tracks from the updated new source provided by Mr. P. and the complete first appearance in Sao Paulo in June 1974 The Other Side, which focuses on Dominic, features fragments of Miles’s mind-blowing blows and the highest quality (stereo) sound (board), all carefully mastered by the label. The Mega Rare Collection of Miles Davis is now available! ! Dominic’s live performance is tight and reminiscent of the Miles Band in 1974, where both the sextet and the trio travel all the way with their mysterious, psychedelic funk-jazz that makes you feel like you’ve traveled back in time to 1974. Backed by a funk rhythm section, Dominic’s wah-wah guitar, psychedelic keyboards, spiritual horns, and other elements intertwine with the basic chords, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of the morbid Miles of the mid-’70s, which is extremely cool. ! ! You can also hear some of Dominic’s vocals, which overlaps with James Blood Ulmer’s during the period when black rock was sweeping the world. The whole story will show you something extraordinary! ! Miles’ Boston performance will feature two updated versions of two songs from the final day of the three consecutive performances in Boston, where the saxophone was changed from Liebman to Fortune, and was Fortune’s first stage. Miles Davis / Carnival It is complete with the two songs included in “Time in Rio de Janeiro 1974 & More”. And the unreleased legendary São Paulo performance is just a little bit… but it’s a great way to get a glimpse of the greatness… The radical and straightforward psychedelic jazz funk sound that can be said to be a direct descendant of Miles at the time is super cool. This is a must-have album that includes Dominick’s unknown and extremely rare live performance, as well as rare sound sources from the Miles Band that includes Dominick! ! Track 1-3 Dominique Gaumont Actualite Live at Paris,France June.25.1983 EX – SBD 2020 Original Remaster 35 min Dominique Gaumont – Guitar Bruce Grant – Saxophone George Gaumont – Saxophones Fred Montabord – Keyboards Raymond Dombe – Bass Frank Krief – Drums,Percussions Track 4 Dominique Gaumont Trio Live at Theater de I’Empire,Paris,France 1980 EX – SBD 2020 Original Remaster 5 min Dominique Gaumont – Guitar Lucien Sombe – Bass Jo Hammer -Drums Track 5,6 Miles Davis Octet Live at Pauls Mall,Boston, MA August.03.1974 EX- AUD 2020 Original Remaster 25 min Miles Davis – Trumpet,Organ Sonny Fortune – Saxophones,Flute Dominique Gaumont – Guitar Pete Cosey – Guitar Reggie Lucas – Guitar Michael Henderson – Bass Al Foster – Drums Mtume – Percussions Track 7 Live at Brazil 1974 EX – AUD 2020 Original Remaster