Miles Davis/Serbia 1973 Pre-FM Broadcaste Master

From the 1973 European tour that is popular among Miles maniacs, the live performance held at the Trade Union Hall in Belgrade, Serbia (former Yugoslavia) on November 7th was recorded in official quality from the pre-FM master sound source before broadcast. An item has appeared. 1973 was a very fruitful year for Miles, and in January he appeared at New York’s Village East before embarking on a North American tour. After that, the long-awaited performance in Japan will be held from June 19th. Now, various very excellent live sound sources have been released from the European tour that started in October, and this Belgrade performance has been available for a long time, and many people probably own it. However, it was produced from a cassette tape recording of a live radio broadcast at the time, so the sound image was dark and the stereo sound was poor. The sound source released this time is a pre-FM sound source before it was broadcast, and its quality is a different level from the many live performances that were released in 1973. It is a literally shocking live sound source that even the word deterioration over time disappears. is. In addition, in this performance at the 1973 live performance, Pete Cosey’s guitar is boldly featured and you can enjoy the thrilling performance. Pete Cosey’s guitar, Reggie Lumas’ funky guitar work is separated to the left and right, and Miles’ trumpet cuts through it, and the goosebump-inducing performance is a must-listen. During the 1973 European tour, it becomes the highest level sound source in history. Live at Dom Sindikata, Belgrade, Serbia 11/07/1973 1.Turnaroundphrase 2.Tune In 5 3.Turnaroundphrase 4.Calypso Frelimo 5.Tune In 5 Miles Davis (tpt) Dave Liebman (ts, ss, fl) Pete Causey (g, perc) Reggie Lucas (g) Michael Henderson (b) Al Foster (dr) Mtume (cga, perc)