Miles Davis,Robben Ford Miles Davis/MD,USA 198

Listen to Miles! The great performance album that Yasuki Nakayama called the best one of Miles’ band in 1986 has finally arrived in the long-awaited complete version, with the opening and the unreleased last two songs that are not available on the Internet or among collectors being unearthed!!! Miles and his band were in the studio from January to early March, and started with a performance at the Boston Opera House on March 21st. From there, they continued playing live shows without a break for a year until their performance in Los Angeles on New Year’s Eve in December. On the other hand, this shows that Miles was in good health. Among the many items that recorded the Miles Band’s performances in 1986, Nakayama-san said that if you don’t have this, you’re a fake, as it was the first one of 1986. “At Pier Six Pavilion” is one of Miles’ best albums of the 1980s, not just 1986, but is famous for the miraculous high-quality stereo soundboard recording. The live performance at the Pavilion on Pier 6 in the Inner Harbor, known as the waterfront development area of ​​Baltimore, on August 30, 1986, was recorded by the audience, but with super high sound quality. The opening “One Phone Call” part and the last two songs, “Burn” and “Maze”, which had not been available on the Internet or among collectors until now, have been unearthed and are now available for the first time in the long-awaited complete version on a two-disc set! ! ! Of course, the audience part, which is appearing for the first time, and the previously released part, which has better sound than ever, are connected almost seamlessly, making this a masterpiece that shines with the craftsmanship of the master! ! ! Live at Pier Six Pavilion,Baltimore,MD August 30.1986 Disc-1 1. One Phone Call – Street Scenes/Speak 2. Star People 3. Perfect Way 4. Human Nature 5. Weinkle 6. Tutu Disc-2 1. Splatch 2. Time After Time 3. Tomaas 4. Carnival Time 5. Burn 6. Maze Miles Davis (TP,KEY) Bob Rob Berg (TS,SS) ben Ford (ELG) Robert Irving (SYNTH) Adam Holzman (SYNTH) Felton Crews (ELB) Vincent Wulburn (DS) Steve Thornton (PER)