| All Artists: Miles Davis Title: The Lost Quintet Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Label: Sleepy Night Records Release Date: 8/16/2019 Genre: Jazz Style: Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 793591431529 |
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 | Miles Davis The Lost Quintet Genre: Jazz The last performance of Miles Davis The Lost Quintet. — Four superbly remastered live tracks recorded in rare radio recording from Rotterdam in 1969. — Previously unreleased lost recordings of Miles Davis and his Quintet. — I... more » |
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The last performance of Miles Davis The Lost Quintet.
Four superbly remastered live tracks recorded in rare radio recording from Rotterdam in 1969.
Previously unreleased lost recordings of Miles Davis and his Quintet.
Including incredibly rare photos from the performance.
Alternate versions of tracks found on Miles globally successful album Bitches Brew.
Miles and his Quintet were on their 1969 European tour, promoting the Bitches Brew album.Recorded on 11th May 1969 in Rotterdam, the recordings were lost for years and now available brilliantly remastered as a CD.
The recording highlights Miles ever expanding progression in sound, developing on his Jazz based roots into the more prominent Jazz/Rock fusion style that he latterly became known for.
Four superbly remastered live tracks recorded in rare radio recording from Rotterdam in 1969.
Previously unreleased lost recordings of Miles Davis and his Quintet.
Including incredibly rare photos from the performance.
Alternate versions of tracks found on Miles globally successful album Bitches Brew.
Miles and his Quintet were on their 1969 European tour, promoting the Bitches Brew album.Recorded on 11th May 1969 in Rotterdam, the recordings were lost for years and now available brilliantly remastered as a CD.
The recording highlights Miles ever expanding progression in sound, developing on his Jazz based roots into the more prominent Jazz/Rock fusion style that he latterly became known for.