Miles Davis/Tokyo,Japan 2.8.1975

impact! ! The truth after 45 years! ! I love you all! Electric Miles’ ultimate final form, the official final performance of the legendary 1975 Japan tour, is now available in the highest sound quality during the current tour, excluding broadcast sound sources! A powerful item that brings you back to those days 45 years later! ! The 1975 Japan tour generously showcased the ultimate Electric Miles sound, which is now a legend and was achieved through repeated experiments. Two concerts were held on February 8th, the final day of this 1975 Japan tour. You can listen to it on “Tokyo Night!”), so the official final performance could only be heard on “Another Munity”. However, a few years after the release of this “Another Munity”, another master of this day was discovered at “Three Shows”. This was the definitive version of this performance with quite high sound quality, but it was sold out in an instant and it has never been reissued since then, making it impossible to listen to it even if you wanted to. However, when I listen to the sound source now, it is disappointing that even though it was a wonderful master because we were in an era when technology was still developing, excessive equalization was applied, and the important sound of Miles’ trumpet turned out to be a screeching sound. It had become. This time, the master tape of this day has been remastered with the latest label’s own careful mastering, and it is full of the dynamism of the Miles band at that time, as if you were listening to it live at the best position of the venue that day. Achieving powerful high-quality sound comparable to that of a rock band, both the first and second sets are completely recorded for a total of 100 minutes, from the 3-minute sound check before the performance to the last. Beyond “Tokyo” and “The Night Before Agartha Pangea”, it has appeared for the first time as an intense definitive edition that reigns supreme in the highest quality sound during Miles’ 1975 Japan performance other than broadcast sound sources! ! When Miles finally appeared on stage after a carefully performed sound check with high expectations, on this final day, he unexpectedly performed “Calypso Frelimo”, which was set in only a few times during the 1975 Japan tour. The song begins with an unexpected twist that is typical of Miles. After that, “Ife” and “For Dave” followed, and the first set was a set that struck the essence of Miles, like “Get Up With It,” and was irresistible to advanced Miles players. The second set started with a slightly shorter sound check than the first set and the roaring “Turnphrases Around,” and the concert proceeded with a moving image. However, “Maisha” relaxed with “Tune in 5” in between, and Miles at this day’s concert had a pretty manic set list even among the 1975 Japan performances, and Miles’ head was already thinking about the next development. They are putting on a special performance that must have been great. The ultimate item that allows you to listen to the legendary 1975 turbulent Japan tour, the extremely rare final performance that was completely different from other performances, with the highest quality sound that can be said to be the ideal way to travel back in time! ! Recorded Live at Shinjuku Kohseinenkin Hall,Tokyo,Japan February.08.1975 EX – AUD 2020 Original Remaster 97 min Disc 1 1. Soundcheck 2. Calypso Frelimo 3. Ife 4. For Dave (Mr. Foster) Disc 2 1. Soundcheck 2. Turnaroundphrase 3. Tune in 5 4. Maiysha Miles Davis – Trumpet,Organ Sonny Fortune – Soplano Saxophone,Flute Pete Cosey – Guitar,Percussion Reggie Lucas – Guitar Michael Henderson – Bass Al Foster – Drums James Mtume Foreman – Conga,Percussion