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Miles Davis/Pro-Shot Love Collection 1960’s

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Miles Davis is a brilliant figure in the history of jazz. A video collection of 4 valuable live videos representative of the 1960s! A 4-disc set that traces the period from the Golden Quintet in 1964 to 1969, when the musicality changed drastically. This is a live collection that will attract attention from jazz fans, where you can enjoy Miles’ evolution in the 1960s through video. Below are details for each disc. Disc 1 It is no exaggeration to say that WAYNE SHORTER, CHICK COREA, DAVE HOLLAND, JACK DEJOHNETTE are all the greats of the jazz world. A rare professional shot live performance from the late 1960s, which is said to have almost no existing footage! A gem that allows you to enjoy Miles’ play at the time with tasteful black and white footage! Recording time is 30 minutes. ROME, ITALY OCTOBER 27, 1969 01. Bitches Brew Miles Runs The Voodoo Down 02. SSSH Peaceful MILES DAVIS – Tp WAYNE SHORTER – T.Sax. CHICK COREA – El.P DAVE HOLLAND – Bs JACK DEJOHNETTE – Ds OTHER TITLES FREE IMPROVISATION ROUND ABOUT MIDNIGHT MASQUALERO BITCHES BREW LIVE INFORMATION Disc 2 Miles’ performance at a French jazz festival on July 25, 1969 is recorded in black and white with beautiful professional shots. The lineup includes Wayne Shorter, Chick Corea, Days Holland, and Jack DeJohnette. This is a live video of the famous “Lost Quintet”! What’s more, it’s a time when I’m burning with musical ambition to begin recording “Bieches Brew” in about ten days. I’m sure many people have only listened to the audio of this performance, but I’m sure there will be many new discoveries and experiences when watching the video. The recording time will be 60 minutes. Juan-les-Pins Jazz Festival, Antibes, France 7.25.1969 Directions Miles Runs The Voodoo Down Milestones Footprints Round About Midnight It’s About That Time Sanctuary 123316 The Theme Miles Davis Wayne Shorter Chick Corea Dave Holland Jack DeJohnette Disc 3 The 1964 Euro Tour live performance in Milan, Italy on October 11th was recorded for one hour using the TV source that was broadcast at the time, with the highest image and sound quality ever. The long-awaited Wayne Shorter, who Miles had been trying to request to participate, joins, and it is the ultimate bliss to be able to see the fulfilling play of the early days of the formation of the Golden Quintet, which was the last of the acoustic period, in this quality. This is a must-see if you want to experience Miles’ outstanding jazz even though it’s in black and white! Recording time is 60 minutes. We also own a large number of video DVDs and sound CDs, including Miles Davis, session jazz, and progressive rock. LIVE AT TEATRO DELL’ ARTE, MILANO, ITALY OCTOBER 11, 1964 AUTUMN LEAVES MY FUNNY VALENTINE ALL BLUES ALL OF YOU JOSHUA THE THEME PERSONNEL MILES DAVIS — trumpet WAYNE SHORTER — tenor sax HERBIE HANCOCK — piano RON CARTER — bass TONY WILLIAMS — drums Disc 4 This is a must-see DVD that is coveted by enthusiasts and includes a live performance on the popular jazz program “The Steve Allen Show” that was broadcast nationwide on September 10th and 11th, 1964. The performances recorded here are by the golden quintet in the world, and Miles’ live performances of this era are truly thrilling. The performance, in which the members are connected by an invisible thread and “expand” freely, maintains an extremely exquisite sense of balance, giving you a thrilling feeling of tension. The highlight is not only Miles’s energetic drumming, but also young Tony’s! Of course, both Hancock and Ron Carter, the central figure in the shadows, gave great performances! Live at Los Angeles, California 09/10+11/1964 1.Introduction / No Blues 2.So What 3.No Blues Miles Davis (tpt) Wayne Shorter (ts) Herbie Hancock (p) Ron Carter (b) Tony Williams (dr)

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