Miles Davis/MA, USA 1955

In February 1955, on the eve of the formation of the first quintet, Miles Davis, Jay Miglioli (ts), Al Walcott (piano), Jimmy Woody (bass), and Jimmy Woody performed at the Hi-Hat Club in Boston. Bop session with regular hi-hat players (Hi-Hat All Stars) such as Gitano (ds). From the latest repertoire of the time, such as “Dig” and “Tune Up,” to Monk’s “Well, You Needn’t” and “Darn That Dream,” the young emperor’s precious and precious works from his Prestige period, which sparked as the standard-bearer of hard bop in the 1950s, A record of a rare dojo-breaking session. Live at Hi-Hat Club, Boston 02/1955 1.A Night in Tunisia 2.Dig 3.Darn That Dream 4.Jumpin’ with Symphony Sid 5.Ray’s Idea 6.Nice Work if You Can Get It 7.Wee Do 8.Tune Up 9.Alone Together 10.Well, You Needn’t 11.Jumpin’ with Symphony Sid Miles Davis (tp) Jay Migliori (ts) Al Walcott (p) Jimmy Woode (b) Jimmy Zitano (ds) live at the “Hi-Hat”, Boston 1955