Miles Davis Quintet - Live in Tonight Show 1955 - Bye Bye Blackbird

The Miles Davis Prestige Quintet live in "Tonight Show" (1955) performing "Bye Bye Blackbird" from "The Legendary Prestige Quintet Sessions"- Box
which contains all Songs from "Cookin'", "Relaxin'", "Workin'" and "Steamin'" plus unreleased Material.

A Tribute To Miles' First Quintet Which Made Him A Heavyweight of Jazz.
Lineup: Miles Davis (Trumpet) John Coltrane (Tenor Saxophone) Bill Evans (Piano) Paul Chambers (Bass)
Jimmy Cobb (Drums)

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[vova47]

Great clip,Funky, but I am fairly sure it's Bill Evans and not Red Garland playing piano, unless my old ears are playing tricks on me. BTW your channel is just what the doctor ordered-perfect!!!

[FunkySkunk90]

@vova47

Well, It's titled " The Miles Davis Prestige Quintet " in which Red Garland was on piano, but I can not speak for this concert, you may be right.

[GLeone221]

@GLeone221 ahh he starts on the #11 thats such a strange notes to start on... it erkked me at first but i see how he resolves it now... not sure id EVER do that on a gig tho LOL

[GLeone221]

miles starts in the wrong key.....???

[mendocinoplayboy]

This is actually BE on piano and JCobb on drums

[ssg263]

This was recorded May 17, 1958 , Bandstand USA radio broadcast from Cafe Bohemia. Miles, Coltrane, Evans, Chambers, Jones. Philly Joe's last gig with Miles.

[thetornado]

definitely Bill Evans

[vova47]

@FunkySkunk90 Thank you for taking the time to reply. I am pretty sure it's Bill, it definitely does not sound like Red. Some of the tunes you've posted as "Live in Tonight Show"-55 were previously released as " Miles 58" Live from Cafe Bohemia.

Since Bill wasn't with Miles at 1955 I am assuming it's more accurate info. But whatever the year and the place may be the music is great and so is your channel.