Miles Davis Quintet, Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Tony Williams/Finland 1964 Complete & more

Again! ! At the time, only two songs were aired on the radio, and after getting the long-awaited Wayne Shorter, the most powerful Miles Quintet in jazz history, which later became known as the Miles Golden Quintet.From the first European tour immediately after the formation, to the phantom Finland, The complete version of the Helsinki performance is now available in master quality! ! In addition, although it is only one song, it also includes a delightful updated version of the definitive “All Blues” performance from the same period! ! “Last European Tour 1967 Vol. 1,” a series that thoroughly explores Miles’ golden quintet’s last tour, included only two bonus tracks, “Autumn Leaves” and “So What.” Only these two songs were broadcast on the radio.Incidentally, there was no TV recording on that day)The complete master tape of the performance at Mess Hall in Helsinki, Finland, on October 6, 1964, was recently unearthed on the Finnish national radio station. A super powerful board made directly from the parent master of the shiny, super high quality sound board that was suddenly rebroadcast is now in stock! ! Furthermore, an updated version of the definitive masterpiece of “All Blues”, which was played only once during the same first European tour, and which was of course not played at the main Helsinki performance, is also included! ! First, let’s listen to the first song, the standard “Autumn Leaves” that everyone knows. The expressions change one after another throughout the song, just like the originals of this quintet, and while Shorter’s solo that doesn’t meet expectations and Herbie’s geometric solo, he still looks like a young boy. The way Tony responds with abstract backing makes it feel like Miles’ performance is the oldest. However, if you listen closely, Miles will completely disassemble the original song and play it, and this will become the starting point, stimulating the five senses of geniuses, and creating “Autumn Leaves”, which no one has ever heard before. I’m surprised that the true nature of this quintet has already come out from their first tour as members. The following masterpiece “So What”, the first appearance of “Stella by Starlight”, “Walkin'”, and even a small part of “The Theme” are in a different dimension from the Miles Quintet until recently. It’s gone. Am I the only one who feels a tinge of sadness as I listen to this live performance and think that the lifespan of jazz that should be performed acoustically is short, since I already know how it will end? 15 minutes of bonus “All Blues”. In the first theme section, Miles suddenly plays a melody that develops into “Jean Pierre”. The real thrill of a live show is that you can hear the prototype of the song that will be completed later, even though it is fragmentary. Happy version upgrade! ! Live at Massuhallissa,Helsinki,Finland October.06.1964 EX-SBD 2020 Original Remaster 47min 1. Autumn Leaves 2. So What 3. Stella by Starlight 4. Walkin’ – The Theme Plus 5. All Blues Miles Davis – Trumpet Wayne Shorter – Tenor Saxophone Herbie Hancock – Piano Ron Carter – Bass Tony Williams – Drums