Miles Davis Sextet - Devil May Care

Miles Davis Sextet - Devil May Care (1962)

Personnel: Miles Davis (trumpet), Frank Rehak (trombone), Wayne Shorter (tenor sax), Paul Chambers (bass), Jimmy Cobb (drums), Willie Bobo (bongos)

from the original album 'FACETS VOL.1'

Category:

Music

Tags:

• 1962
• jazz
• Miles
• Davis
• Frank
• Rehak
• Wayne
• Shorter
• Paul
• Chambers
• Jimmy
• Cobb
• Willie
• Bobo
• Bob
• Dorough
• Devil
• May
• Care

[ocnoreen]

This is boss! I adore Bob Dorough's music and this is an extremely hip recording. Thanks for posting. Miles was playing his ass off1

[60otaku3]

You're welcome, ocnoreen-san!!

Otaku3 (*^o^)/

[ariespow]

I had this on cassette tape.Played it so much the tape popped.Thanx for posting!

[60otaku3]

You're welcome, ariespow-san!!

Otaku3 d(^_^)b

[DjoePass]

this is great, thought i had heard all miles from that era... shorter with him in 62??

wow is the rest of this CD like this? or is it "basic miles" from all eras?

[60otaku3]

Yes, originally this recording was a session for Miles Davis and a jazz singer Bob Dorough.

And Wayne Shorter participated in the group of Miles Davis on this session for the first time.

He was a member of Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers in those days.

Otaku3 (^_^)b

[sohooded]

@ocnoreen..Yes, Miles is playing his ass off...and I adore the way Wayne Shorter comes rollin 'in on his solo.....

[sohooded]

@ariespow You popped your tape on some of the best music there is in the universe...................

[Roboviewer]

I had this album years ago. It had a version of "Sweet Sue, Just You" that Miles

did for a Leonard Bernstein series on music. It would be great (for me, at least!) if you could put that one on here.

[sohooded]

When Miles left us we lost an original and we'll never see his like again - in so many ways. Those were incredible days of true innovators and nothing today can compare.