Tutu (live) Miles Davis

Thats it! Kenny is a great jazzmen. I see him also as a deserving heir of Trane with sax: solid, imaginative improviser and plenty of soul on each and every note he plays.

And what about the inusual fact that the lead guitarist playsa bass?! I saw Miles live for a few times in that Era (Tutu, Amandla) when I was a teenager, and I will never forget it. Just being there, in front of the legend (yes, or of his back) was such an experience.

David Sanborn. Best Alto Sax player there is Kenny Garrett who's on flute on this one and doesn't get a chance to show off, but he's fantastic.

I saw Miles at Manchester Apollo on the "Tutu" tour. Played the whole set with his back to the audience. Never acknowledged the audience. What a misery. He was great though!

most likely a tribute to Miles Davis. he used to do that alot

@quatre03 What??!!?? You thought he used a stand-in? It was deffo Miles.

I'm sure you were disappointed.

But see it as a cypher where you were on the outside looking into the artform of absolute genius!!

I'd say money well spent.

@jazztom86 Wrong. where are the funk rhythms?

what is the drummer doing then?

its fusion not funk.

@TalesFromTheCrates Errm, don't think I need to point out your error. Everyone can see you know nothing.