Miles Davis - Round About Midnight (1967)

Miles Davis Quintet featuring Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter, and Tony Williams. Recorded at Berlin, West Germany, on November 4, 1967

part of 1967 European Tour

Category:

Music

Tags:

• jazz
• miles
• davis
• wayne
• shorter
• herbie
• hancock
• ron
• carter
• tony
• williams
• round
• about
• midnight
• berlin

[JackRusselTerrorist]

I think this quintet is my favorite stage of Miles' career, although it's really hard to pick, and I much prefer Trane and Cannonball to Wayne Shorter. Still, they're just so freakin' good, and it's pretty hard to beat Tony Williams and Ron Carter. And as far as piano is concerned, Miles really knew how to pick 'em. Bill Evans, Herbie Hancock, Joe Zawinul, Keith Jarrett, jeez...

[honeybee7700]

just absolutely beautiful.

[TiteTrax]

@kfdisawesome Go inbreed with your sister.

[kfdisawesome]

@TiteTrax shut the helll up 

[fryelee11]

That was great!

[samfrizell]

wayne shorter killin it

[Coreysass1]

All time Great rite Chere!!!

[steelcitysong]

... Miles and one of his greatest bands... subtle yet rapturous.... so beautiful and haunting.... we miss you, Miles....

[123must]

Thanks a lot !

[Tsnore]

In a word: superb.

[TiteTrax]

@ JackRusselTerrorist - Why do idiots like you think that ANYONE gives a fuck about what YOU prefer? Can you play ANY instrument on the level of a Wayne Shorter? No!! You can't even pick a decent user name. You fuckin' cracker ass war-mongers get on my nerves thinking your opinions have ANY validity. Stick to topics about war, conquering the planet, and politics!! Stay out of artistic discussions where there is no room for "X" vs. "Y".