HISTORIC MOMENTS. THOSE TIMES IN WHERE IF THE PLANETS WERE ALIGNED MILES DAVIS, WAYNE SHORTER, HERBIE HANCOCK, TONY WILLIAMS, CHARLIE PARKER, THELONIOUS MONK, WES MONTGOMERY, THE BIGGEST NAMES OF JAZZ IN THE PANET WERE PLAYING TOGETHER IN THE SAME STAGE...
There's a great story concerning Miles and Tony Williams.
After the initial set in some club the owner approached MIles and opined: "Miles, fabulous man...except that your drummer had a tendency to play to loud." Miles responded:
You know why my drummer plays loud? It's because he's the baddest muthaf**ker on the planet."
I think Tony Williams was just old enough to drive a car at this point. Incredible musician, Miles always accepted younger players to teach him things,
I could be wrong, but this group recorded My Funny Valentine/Four and More with George Coleman on saxophone in 1964. This must be later than 1963, no?
Miles' playing time throughout the whole feel Iaido. There is no waste. So Japanese could be supported. Beauty and the time to quit while blowing. The ink painting - so. Many co-star becomes a unique KY only just. The have the best wind for swallowing.
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that is so awesome when wayne centers his solo around that one not and plays solely that one note for like 8 bars while syncopating...what a mastery of musicianship each and every one of them posesses
I did have seen Wayne Shorter recently in Concertgebouw Amsterdam, but He did not like it. And played only the soprane sax. But together with my hero and also Herbie Hancock:it is fabuluos!Is Herbie H. still alive?
true jazz...... Miles said....".time floats in this band...there is no double time or half time..... we move in and out like an orchestra ....we slow down ...we speed up.... we weave like tapestry"
This had to have been one of the best black jazz bands put together. They were all so young. Tony Williams was the youngest. All are still living except for Tony and Miles. Wayne - Ron - Herbie are still with us.
Drummer is flying back there..... oh yeah I'm blazing away no problem.... can't see me I'm too fast... *yawn* *stretch* I just made that up on the spot... whoa was that mach 3? I think that might be a new record
@zypherax Well, both of them played in a style that was more free and sporadic than a lot of jazz drummers, but there were some things that were different and similar between them. Tony used to play (0:57) the hi-hat on quarter or eight-notes instead of the standard of using it on 2 and 4 to keep time, and to me, he strayed away even more from his contemporaries because he relied less on swing. Elvin played the hi-hat inside the ride for comping, and he relied solely on swing to keep time.
major jazz fan here, from the perspective of listener, not musician. suffice it to say , THIS is CLASSIC jazz at its best! ammmmazing! check out how the cats are in-tune with each other. i have to stop typing so i can really pay attention. as for tony williams, dayyyyum, the cat was amazing, still is, even though he's now an ancestor. as for shorter, the cat is like the best champagne one could ever taste, i.e., he just keeps getting better and better over time.
@biotonk well the video quality may be also guilty here but i think he just overplays it, i just would like it more with less drums. anyway i heard it again now and i think its depending on my mood as well because i wouldnt use the world "ruins" this time.
@FoolOfTheWeek I disagree ... Tony is perfect, he is his own tough voice and comps like a mutha!! Everything he does is just perfect for the song. If it were somebody else on drums playing in a different way, this tune just wouldn't be the same. Tony's individual energy is an effing huge part of this.
I recently went to the Fillmore JAzz Fest in San Fran. Didn't hear a lick of jazz! Nothing even remotely like this stuff! I guess since that venue was free I shouldn't complain but that whole festival was whack!
behave yourselves, your on TV and your lucky to be at this time. Beatles and elvis were getting all the hits and jazz went into transition and experimentaion during the sixties. What a shame for the great aritist of this time.
jazz musicians are by far the most intelligent, adaptive, and knowledgeable musicians, and maybe even artists in the world. jazz is an art form which requires insane knowledge of complex music theory and crazy chops as mere prerequisites, and then the ability to spontaneously add upon a larger, beautiful idea. a good parallel would be if multiple painters found a canvas, started with a set of colors, and began to, without prior planning, paint a masterpiece, communicating only by brush stroke.
nobody could really play miles, no one could do hendrix robert johnson or coltrane, too strong of character, you gota give it to ghost dogg for giving a pretty good shot at BIRD..least we got this great footage..
@4dabz i put that in google translate, here is what it said:
"Miles' playing time throughout the whole feel Iaido. There is no waste. So Japanese could be supported. Beauty and the time to quit while blowing. The ink painting - so. Many co-star becomes a unique KY only just. The have the best wind for swallowing."
@WAVEMANIACLien Yes and no. The band takes up a lot from Hard Bop but they also use elements of avant-garde. - Keith Waters has just written an inspiring book about that: "The Studio Recordings of the Miles Davis Quintet 1965-1968", New York et al. 2011
@250Yogi: The tune is called "Agitation", composed by Davis (they made a studio recording for the album "E.S.P.", January 1965 in Los Angeles).
This is 1967, not 1963. In 1963 Wayne Shorter was not yet in the band (George Coleman was). And this is the later, freer side of the second great quintet. So Tony Williams was 22. Well, still amazing though...
you know music has to change with the times and each time frame produces incredible music, but this the jazz era had that one special thing which is lacking in most modern forms "class"
Tony was 17...SEVENTEEN in this clip. While most teens limit their aspirations to smoking pot, looking at boobs, and partaking in under-aged drinking whenever possible, Tony had perhaps a more productive agenda (though I'm sure he did all those other things too).
@Ausir2001 . I agree he would do well. Common Clint! You put Forest Whitaker in as Bird for the Charlie Parker story. Miles' story has to be just as intreging if not more. His music spans way more time and way more musical genres.
@lopezb Don't leave out Chick Corea & Dave Holland on Filles de Kilimanjaro. That beautiful begining with bass - drum - piano on Mademoiselle Mabry is magical.
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HISTORIC MOMENTS. THOSE TIMES IN WHERE IF THE PLANETS WERE ALIGNED MILES DAVIS, WAYNE SHORTER, HERBIE HANCOCK, TONY WILLIAMS, CHARLIE PARKER, THELONIOUS MONK, WES MONTGOMERY, THE BIGGEST NAMES OF JAZZ IN THE PANET WERE PLAYING TOGETHER IN THE SAME STAGE...
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5 of some of the most influential musicians in one place. Ladies and gentlemen, this IS music.
willschmidguitar 2 days ago
so innovative it makes drummers like buddy rich and max roach cry. not ripping on either drummers. but man, tony was original
yourfamilydocter 2 weeks ago
why isn't Tony Williams capitalized in the description
Melomarchello95 2 weeks ago
Miles wanted TW with his quintet more than anyone.."Man this fucker is for real!"
gmonet46 2 weeks ago
tonys left foot...damn!!!
jygmusic78 1 month ago
I'm left Speachless......................
dockie1964 1 month ago
Would not replace any of these guys if you gave me 5 draft picks and a time machine.
DjoePass 1 month ago
"one of the greatest quartets of its time"? I'll raise you "highwater mark of jazz since the time they invented that "Jesus Christ"character". Lol
DjoePass 1 month ago
thats how america should invade in other countries..
alexandros8424 1 month ago 22
bom pra caramba
EvandromendesPiano 1 month ago
Geni!!!!!!!
sugarve 1 month ago
This is one of my favorite lineups of ALL time. Tony Williams is 17 years old man!!!!
Bassman8416 1 month ago
Man, I love the change at 01:33
horbergus 1 month ago
one of the greatest quintets in its time!!!
54321yrrag 1 month ago
There's a great story concerning Miles and Tony Williams.
After the initial set in some club the owner approached MIles and opined: "Miles, fabulous man...except that your drummer had a tendency to play to loud." Miles responded:
You know why my drummer plays loud? It's because he's the baddest muthaf**ker on the planet."
Easleytee 1 month ago 2
I think Tony Williams was just old enough to drive a car at this point. Incredible musician, Miles always accepted younger players to teach him things,
nobodady1 1 month ago
@nobodady1
According to Miles...it was Tony's band.
Easleytee 1 month ago
great sound quality for being live
mattiefresh82 2 months ago
I could be wrong, but this group recorded My Funny Valentine/Four and More with George Coleman on saxophone in 1964. This must be later than 1963, no?
bensax2bass 2 months ago
but thanks for posting regardless, these guys are killin!
bensax2bass 2 months ago
@bensax2bass
It was 1967 in Berlin, in the night I was born :))
Next night they played in my neighborhood, un4tune8ly I was too smoule for coming. But I'm shure I shouted anyway
symPARAbol 1 week ago
in case anybody's wondering, this tune is called 'Agitation' and was first recorded on the album ESP
250Yogi 2 months ago 9
@250Yogi My favorite after "KOB"
gmonet46 2 weeks ago
just loving every second of this performance.
zumasound 3 months ago
Just off this earth!
ckwrich1 3 months ago
Concert took place in Stockholm 1967/10/31. Miles Davis was age 40, Wayne Shorter 34, Herbie Hancock 27, Ron Carter 30, Tony Williams 21.
SebCo77 3 months ago
great Miles !
marcoemy 3 months ago
The drummer has been watching too much Muppet Show.
whatsitallabouthey 3 months ago
@whatsitallabouthey Only one muppet connected to that sentence, and it ain't Tony Williams.
bestbutter 2 months ago
@bestbutter LOL ...@whatsitallabouthey areU idiot? Tony Williams plays ahead of time&space. after "The Quintet" only Bach.point
rikibitta 2 months ago
in "Stockholm" and most likely nervous. Basically, this is how great artists sound str8! Tony is screaming out for a blunt. I can feel'm....
nietzschele 3 months ago
don't think miles was feeling it in this concert
escaperoute2 3 months ago
GSA "Project Funk Jam"/ "All Blues"
1wvserenity 3 months ago
Miles' playing time throughout the whole feel Iaido. There is no waste. So Japanese could be supported. Beauty and the time to quit while blowing. The ink painting - so. Many co-star becomes a unique KY only just. The have the best wind for swallowing.
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alfonsopablo 4 months ago
Miles Davis!!!
相変わらず,ロン&トニーのリズム隊が,ﾏｲﾙｽを煽ってますねえ。
この疾走感はﾓﾀﾞﾝジャズの最も先鋭的な鋭さを創出してますね。
upされた方に敬意を表します。
Amazing♪!!!!!!!
kohisiyo 4 months ago 2
25 people think Justin Beiber is the highest of musical achievement.
jesuscouch 4 months ago
@jesuscouch omg soooo funny!!!!!!!!
johntrivers 3 months ago
that is so awesome when wayne centers his solo around that one not and plays solely that one note for like 8 bars while syncopating...what a mastery of musicianship each and every one of them posesses
pjshaw95 4 months ago
I did have seen Wayne Shorter recently in Concertgebouw Amsterdam, but He did not like it. And played only the soprane sax. But together with my hero and also Herbie Hancock:it is fabuluos!Is Herbie H. still alive?
augustin2able 4 months ago
What song are they playing?
doorrobotics 4 months ago
@doorrobotics something from the album esp i think rj or 81 or iris or little one maybe esp im not sure
yourfamilydocter 4 months ago
@yourfamilydocter my bad. is shoulda known its agitation on the album esp
yourfamilydocter 4 months ago
What is Hancock's most famous music?
Otuyonrui 4 months ago
@Otuyonrui his stuff with the head hunters i think or his work with miles needless to say
yourfamilydocter 4 months ago
@Otuyonrui watermelon man, cantaloupe island, chameleon, maiden voyage
weberbern 3 months ago
true jazz...... Miles said....".time floats in this band...there is no double time or half time..... we move in and out like an orchestra ....we slow down ...we speed up.... we weave like tapestry"
kimedmundson1 4 months ago
This had to have been one of the best black jazz bands put together. They were all so young. Tony Williams was the youngest. All are still living except for Tony and Miles. Wayne - Ron - Herbie are still with us.
jbasslindsey 4 months ago
@jbasslindsey
Best black jazz bands? Really?
Romello4u 4 months ago
this drummer rukes!
danlovesnan 4 months ago
Drummer is flying back there..... oh yeah I'm blazing away no problem.... can't see me I'm too fast... *yawn* *stretch* I just made that up on the spot... whoa was that mach 3? I think that might be a new record
KuatBacktoid 4 months ago
@KuatBacktoid Williams was a muther.
neroxpokefan 4 months ago
Greatest black music
franckdonald23031989 5 months ago
this band was Miles' greatest acheivement !
longboarder1960 5 months ago
@longboarder1960
probably true.
RFreigeldorff 5 months ago
Cameraandanno is correct.
slotho122 5 months ago
メンツ、豪華すぎ（笑）！
masahiro288 5 months ago
Birth of the punk drummer
cameramandanno 5 months ago 2
improvising (esp soloing) at speeds like these is one of the hardest tasks as a drummer
whubel 5 months ago
MAGO!!!!!!!!!!!!
ju5534 5 months ago
Que chamos tan bellos, Wayne es apenas un carajito y ya tremendo virtuoso. Gracias a todos ellos estudié en Berklee.
silasoldo7 5 months ago
Uhh, it's amazing they could play such cool, free & energetic music wearing those suits...
rogerlemoyne 6 months ago
To my untrained ear, Tony Williams kinda sounds like Elvin Jones.
zypherax 6 months ago
@zypherax Well, both of them played in a style that was more free and sporadic than a lot of jazz drummers, but there were some things that were different and similar between them. Tony used to play (0:57) the hi-hat on quarter or eight-notes instead of the standard of using it on 2 and 4 to keep time, and to me, he strayed away even more from his contemporaries because he relied less on swing. Elvin played the hi-hat inside the ride for comping, and he relied solely on swing to keep time.
DaFenceBoyz 5 months ago
Sweet.... don't get no better...
mscarolannstaples 6 months ago
major jazz fan here, from the perspective of listener, not musician. suffice it to say , THIS is CLASSIC jazz at its best! ammmmazing! check out how the cats are in-tune with each other. i have to stop typing so i can really pay attention. as for tony williams, dayyyyum, the cat was amazing, still is, even though he's now an ancestor. as for shorter, the cat is like the best champagne one could ever taste, i.e., he just keeps getting better and better over time.
TheJazzJourney 6 months ago
25 pessoas não viram o video
Andreusribeiro1982 6 months ago
25 people had a eargasm and press the wrong button
VanDalgyonTheDark 6 months ago
ron carter fuckin kills it!!!
IJahILuv 6 months ago
well tony is a legend and actually i like his playing...but i think he rly ruins this one :(
FoolOfTheWeek 6 months ago
@FoolOfTheWeek Really? How? In what way?
biotonk 6 months ago
@biotonk well the video quality may be also guilty here but i think he just overplays it, i just would like it more with less drums. anyway i heard it again now and i think its depending on my mood as well because i wouldnt use the world "ruins" this time.
FoolOfTheWeek 6 months ago
@FoolOfTheWeek I disagree ... Tony is perfect, he is his own tough voice and comps like a mutha!! Everything he does is just perfect for the song. If it were somebody else on drums playing in a different way, this tune just wouldn't be the same. Tony's individual energy is an effing huge part of this.
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doneemiddleton 6 months ago
I recently went to the Fillmore JAzz Fest in San Fran. Didn't hear a lick of jazz! Nothing even remotely like this stuff! I guess since that venue was free I shouldn't complain but that whole festival was whack!
msudlp 6 months ago
@msudlp hahahahah
sebz661 6 months ago
@msudlp ...awwwww.. don't you just hate that..
CaronAplus 6 months ago
these people out the door, and no longer has anything else to be said.
thanks!
TheMingusjazz 7 months ago
esse pessoal sai pela porta, e já não tem mais nada pra ser dito.
obrigado!
TheMingusjazz 7 months ago
where can i get this full video?
drumjunkie99 7 months ago
behave yourselves, your on TV and your lucky to be at this time. Beatles and elvis were getting all the hits and jazz went into transition and experimentaion during the sixties. What a shame for the great aritist of this time.
Playpianokey 7 months ago
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jazz musicians are by far the most intelligent, adaptive, and knowledgeable musicians, and maybe even artists in the world. jazz is an art form which requires insane knowledge of complex music theory and crazy chops as mere prerequisites, and then the ability to spontaneously add upon a larger, beautiful idea. a good parallel would be if multiple painters found a canvas, started with a set of colors, and began to, without prior planning, paint a masterpiece, communicating only by brush stroke.
paisteguy799 7 months ago 3
@paisteguy799 I love this analogy. Spot on.
auburngoalie 5 months ago
Although Miles was a great trumpet player, he was an asshole.
Voodomania 7 months ago
@Voodomania at times ,yes x)
Omoraru 7 months ago
@Voodomania Yeah. Pretty much. To fans, interviewers, his wifes. I love his music though.
Pazak68 7 months ago
nobody could really play miles, no one could do hendrix robert johnson or coltrane, too strong of character, you gota give it to ghost dogg for giving a pretty good shot at BIRD..least we got this great footage..
aaronamccoy 7 months ago
Don Cheadle as Miles Davis......perfect
kimedmundson1 7 months ago
splendid!
nutmegdesigns 7 months ago
jazz = harmony in the chaos
rahim2607 7 months ago
inacreditável
wellknights 7 months ago
Is there a video/DVD of this whole concert?
splitsecond92 7 months ago
I like jazz
josiaspontes2008 7 months ago
this is one of the greatest things I have ever seen in my life.
besides coltrane and elvin
rebusd 7 months ago
this is one of the greatest things I have ever seen in my life.
rebusd 7 months ago
wow amazing my sis tld i hate it then i punched her badly
HANNAH41911 8 months ago 2
Don Cheadle as Miles would be the perfect choice....i hear there is a script floating around.
kimedmundson1 8 months ago
@kimedmundson1 exactly
helenlundeberg 8 months ago
oy -
wheres the rest of herbie's solo?
andrewfrancisjames1 8 months ago
ron carter is one awesome dude
MriPTuser 8 months ago
@MriPTuser Exactly!!!
4dabz 2 months ago
マイルスのプレイは全時代を通して居合道を感じる。無駄がない。だから日本人に支持されるのかも。吹き際と引き際の美。水墨画のよう。ただ異色なだけにKYになってしまう共演者も多い。タメが演歌風にならないのも最高。
4dabz 8 months ago 10
@4dabz i was going to say the same thing
the689anomoly 8 months ago 39
@4dabz i put that in google translate, here is what it said:
"Miles' playing time throughout the whole feel Iaido. There is no waste. So Japanese could be supported. Beauty and the time to quit while blowing. The ink painting - so. Many co-star becomes a unique KY only just. The have the best wind for swallowing."
No good?
horbergus 4 months ago
Hey drummers!!!! Tony williams rules... \o/
very fast...
oMarginall 8 months ago
is this Hardbop?
WAVEMANIACLien 8 months ago
@WAVEMANIACLien Yes and no. The band takes up a lot from Hard Bop but they also use elements of avant-garde. - Keith Waters has just written an inspiring book about that: "The Studio Recordings of the Miles Davis Quintet 1965-1968", New York et al. 2011
@250Yogi: The tune is called "Agitation", composed by Davis (they made a studio recording for the album "E.S.P.", January 1965 in Los Angeles).
mk1967bass 8 months ago
is this Hardbop?
WAVEMANIACLien 8 months ago
This is incredible. I can hardly imagine a more impressive grouping of musicians. What tune is this?
jb8051 8 months ago
Miles D.nagy ragadozó
Jazzkacur 8 months ago
WoW ... now this is as much as genius as you can get ... damn ... all those guys together ...
Audi0Phil 8 months ago
what tune is this?
250Yogi 8 months ago
this is music
drmelv1980 8 months ago
This is 1967, not 1963. In 1963 Wayne Shorter was not yet in the band (George Coleman was). And this is the later, freer side of the second great quintet. So Tony Williams was 22. Well, still amazing though...
lesmerles41 8 months ago 3
this is blowing my mind so much that i don't even know that its blowing my mind.
TheEitanSilver 8 months ago
you know music has to change with the times and each time frame produces incredible music, but this the jazz era had that one special thing which is lacking in most modern forms "class"
slforre77 9 months ago
Actually, they are the truly "All Blacks", the other guys are just .... er.... an episode of Glee I guess....
chezzo1984 9 months ago
tony williams was awesome at only 17 here
MrKeithMJones 9 months ago
zoned out right now
samson9432 9 months ago
these guys put me in the zone.
philserious 9 months ago
Tony was 17...SEVENTEEN in this clip. While most teens limit their aspirations to smoking pot, looking at boobs, and partaking in under-aged drinking whenever possible, Tony had perhaps a more productive agenda (though I'm sure he did all those other things too).
lydianflatseven 9 months ago
@lydianflatseven tony didn't look at boobs. he was gay.
flipadiddle 4 months ago
Look kids REAL MUSIC!!!!
henniebogan1 9 months ago 3
they dont make them like they used too..... groups that is. Pure genious
TheHughyg 9 months ago
HOW ABOUT A NICE HAND FOR A YOUNG TONY WILLIAMS.....!
drumbs 9 months ago
Herbie Hancock?? Miles Davis?? Tony Williams? Can not be bad ...
vipgeral 9 months ago
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I can't hear Ron Carter. It must to be re-equalized again.
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ikeshimada 9 months ago
Smokin amazing awesome rare footage.......Woowwwwww R Tullius
tulrob 9 months ago
Did you know Tony Williams was a wonderful piano player also?
haywoodtn 9 months ago
this is just brilliant
Asonqualityguitars 9 months ago
DAMN what a combination of great players!
ticuti0302 10 months ago
jazz music is good. especially, listening at midnight.
kuwaaaaaaaaaaaaa 10 months ago
Tony William is so good, he's drumming is insane
SoalaJohn54 10 months ago
these are the greats.i love and appreciate all of you
lonesalcornbug 10 months ago
grea t !
romanempire33 10 months ago
Tony dances all over the drums......there is only implied 2 and 4....
the form is totally open, they are in 1.
robinseedah 10 months ago
Does anyone know the sticks that Tony was using at the time ?
Vanah8 10 months ago
Magnificent. Too good to be true
feliksneo160 10 months ago
Don Cheadle as Miles Davis
Ausir2001 10 months ago 35
@Ausir2001 ,,,coorl!!mang,,dong cheagle as davis...that rocks!!
jazzplayer11 8 months ago
@Ausir2001 The black who plays the captain on the Fox show Fringe. He also played the captain in the Wire on HBO. Sorry i forget his name.
jermson 7 months ago
@Ausir2001 Lance Reddick is his name.
jermson 7 months ago
@Ausir2001 . I agree he would do well. Common Clint! You put Forest Whitaker in as Bird for the Charlie Parker story. Miles' story has to be just as intreging if not more. His music spans way more time and way more musical genres.
Pazak68 7 months ago
the fuck are the 19 people who dislike this?
EvanTempleton 11 months ago
@EvanTempleton oh man you are funny!
2312marshall 10 months ago
Tony Williams was such an outstanding drummer. He always amazed me.
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32clave 10 months ago
FUCK YOU
Kadadj 11 months ago
This can't be 1963. Shorter did not join Miles before 1964. I'd say this is 1967.
I wish there was some videos of 1963 quintet with George Coleman though.
My favorite group of that period.
vova47 11 months ago
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HAHAHAHA @juandebrigard (RE: "It sucked bad after 4:49...") AGREE! HAHAHAHAHA I
MyLinkedinPowerForum 11 months ago
"Agitation", live version of rack on the LP "ESP"....
lopezb 11 months ago
This is a live version of "Agitation" from the LP "ESP".
One of the first jazz records I heard...
some of my favorite records of all time by anybody include these jazz LPs, get the vinyl if you can:
Miles: ESP, Nefertiti, Filles de Kilimanjaro (all this quintet)
Coltrane: Live at Birdland
Herbie Hancock: Maiden Voyage
lopezb 11 months ago
@lopezb Don't leave out Chick Corea & Dave Holland on Filles de Kilimanjaro. That beautiful begining with bass - drum - piano on Mademoiselle Mabry is magical.
MrHenigans 11 months ago
@MrHenigans Absolutly.
nassreiskulturen 10 months ago
One big Genius!
meanmud1 11 months ago
There's different subjective tastes... and then there's Miles Davis' bands.
colgatesmile123 11 months ago
What album is this from?
Paiste01 11 months ago
This is from 1967, not 1963.
edvargas 11 months ago
The Art of Improvocation!
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needledropdamagedone 11 months ago
I have this CD!
KappaEffect 11 months ago
Luv to see Miles 'n the guys whenever possible.
demlcommish 11 months ago
The original "Fab Five"
Rodhak007 11 months ago
far farfrom music and swing and colours..
remind me sunday mornings on the radio 35 years ago...
analog3D sound in mono ....velvet for ears
billbocate 11 months ago
I think that only good people can love this music:-)
michaltrangos 11 months ago 3
I think that only good people can love this music.
michaltrangos 11 months ago
im still laughing at that tony williams comment, dumbass
Sniz420 11 months ago
this is like a dream team
Gunnercv 11 months ago
The drummer is kinda bad
DeanCU 11 months ago
@DeanCU
dude thats tony williams!
he s awesome!!!!
jeronimoringo 11 months ago
@DeanCU
Anthony Williams a bad drummer? lol, Sure... :-s
Paiste01 11 months ago
@DeanCU that is quite possibly the dumbest thing anyone has said on facebook....please elaborate...
SuperElephant111 10 months ago
@DeanCU no
flipadiddle 4 months ago
This band was on a whole other level. Just humbling.
Vazmusic 11 months ago
ELGORITHM FUTUR GRAMMY AWARD
ELGORITHM 11 months ago
miles davis knows how to wear a suit.
nevernateofkamal 1 year ago