Miles Davis/Miles Davis Quintet: Live in Europe 1969: The Bootleg Series, Vol. 2 [Digipak]

Miles Davis/Miles Davis Quintet: Live in Europe 1969: The Bootleg Series, 2 [Digip

Artist: Miles Davis/Miles Davis Quintet
Genre: Jazz ~ Trumpet
Label: Masterworks
Catalog No: LEGC 41853
Format: CD
Release Date: 2013-01-29 (Original ~ 2013)
Running time: 177 min. 41 sec.
Studio/Live: Live
Mono/Stereo: Stereo
UPC Code: 887254185321

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Track List

>Introduction by André Francis
>Directions
>Miles Runs the Voodoo Down
>Milestones
>Footprints
>'Round Midnight
>It's About That Time
>Sanctuary
>Theme, The
>Introduction by André Francis
>Directions
>Spanish Key
>I Fall in Love Too Easily
>Masqualero
>Miles Runs the Voodoo Down
>No Blues
>Nefertiti
>Sanctuary
>Theme, The
>Introduction by George Wein
>Bitches Brew
>Paraphernalia
>Nefertiti
>Masqualero [Incomplete]
>This
>Introduction by John O'Brien-Docker
>Directions
>Bitches Brew
>It's About That Time
>I Fall in Love Too Easily
>Sanctuary
>Theme, The

Album Remarks & Appraisals:

BBC (UK)
He plays with power, range and passion in the rhythm section into epic battles.

The Guardian
The sound quality is excellent throughout and the DVD, shot in Berlin, quite exceptional.

Album Notes

Personnel: Wayne Shorter (saxophone); Miles Davis (trumpet); Chick Corea (keyboards); Jack DeJohnette (drums).

Liner Note Author: Josef Woodard.

Recording information: Folkets Hus, Stockholm (07/25/1969/07/26/1969); La Pinède, Juan-Les-Pins, France (07/25/1969/07/26/1969); Folkets Hus, Stockholm (11/05/1969); La Pinède, Juan-Les-Pins, France (11/05/1969).

Photographer: Christer Landergren.

The second volume in Columbia/Legacy's Miles Davis Bootleg Series, this four-disc set (three CDs and a DVD) collects rare live performances by Miles Davis' so-called "third great quintet" (this 1969-1970 quintet, consisting of Davis, Wayne Shorter, Chick Corea, Dave Holland, and Jack DeJohnette, has also been dubbed "the Lost Band," since they never recorded in a studio together) at the Antibes Jazz Festival, and at stops in Stockholm and Berlin during a 1969 tour of Europe.



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