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"What I Say" written by Miles Davis performed live in Georgetown , Washington, D.C. on December 19 1970 released on "Cellar Door Sessions". Miles Davis (Trumpet + Wah Wah) Gary Bartz (Soprano, Alto Sax) Keith Jarrett (Keyboard, Organ) Jack DeJohnette (Drums) Michael Henderson (Bass) Airto Moreira (Percussion) John Mclaughlin (Guitar) (Awesome Drum-Solo by Jack DeJohnette!!)
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@crismartinus A BIG BOWL OF FUNK-Y-O'S
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My vinyl is getting fairly scratchy now after nearly 39 years, so THANK YOU! Imho, the Jarrett solo is the tie that binds this piece. I LOVE the other solos, but it could be that this is the reason Davis hired Jarrett, just as he is said to have hired Gil Evans specially for "Kind Of Blue"'s "Flamenco Sketches". We owe an incalculable debt!
SuperWoody69 1 year ago 4
oh and by the way what did the drummer have for breakfast????
crismartinus 1 year ago