Miles Davis, Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Tony Williams/France 1964 Upgrade

A mania recording of the Salle Pleyel performance in Paris on October 1, 1964, which had been released by numerous labels in the past but had fans disillusioned by the excessive hiss, from a new noise-free excavated sound source for the first time. A shocking title has been released. On the website of Peter Losin, a famous Miles sound source collector, the sound quality of previous releases released nearly 20 years ago is ranked B. Because he is a maniac, his evaluations are a little lenient, and the evaluations from general fans are said to be B- (minus) or C rank. The new sound source released this time is ranked A as a broadcast sound source in 1964, and is at least A- (minus), making this title the definitive version. The only unofficial record containing all songs from the 1964 live performance was the masterpiece “Sindelfingen 1964” released by the Legendary label, but finally a work comparable to that was released, and it became popular not only in Japan but also around the world. This is a sound source that fully shows the capabilities of the Miles Quintet to Miles enthusiasts. Incidentally, the opening of “So Fat” has also been revised. Live at Salle Pleyel, Paris, France 10/01/1964 Disc 1(first concert) 1.Autumn Leaves 2.So What(inc) 3.Stella by Starlight 4.Walkin’ Disc 2(second concert) 1. All of You(inc) 2.Joshua 3.My Funny Valentine 4.No Blues 5.The Theme(with applause) Miles Davis(tpt) Wayne Shorter(ts) Herbie Hancock(p) Ron Carter(b) tony williams(dr)