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  • I love the fact that Pete Cosey wasn't afraid to just go for it and take chances. Same thing I love about John McLaughlin - back when he was making this type of music (with Miles, then Tony Williams, then Mahavishnu) he had such a wonderfully reckless soloing style. I live and die by the mindset that feeling trumps technical accuracy. Brilliant clip! Gotta love Al Foster too! With the nice hat!

  • Some extraordinary music.

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  • @fusionfreak2009 ...dude, despite being a guitarist, Henderson is my favorite of Miles' sidemen during this period, and I learned a lot from listening to him, too.......! =)

  • @TheRealDerfMan wow i feel the same way

    [ =  <3 henderson just listen to his round fat tone. henderson rocks!!!! cosey yr fuckin bad ass 2!!!

  • Classic! Miles always kept up with the times, and he was decades before his time! Not many folks was into the Miles Davis of the 70s-according to history, that is-but almost two decades after his death (I was in high school when that occurred), cats my age are hearing these mixes and then some on public radio, in the clubs, the movies, coffee shops, bars, satellite, you name it.

    Come to think of it, I'm waiting on the 40th Anniversary of Bitches Brew to come out. Again, CLASS-IC!

  • The guitarists soloing style is a bit annoying but you can't deny that he has some skill playing atonal alien-sounding phrases like that. sounds like a lot of wankery though. prefer the rythm guitarists sound.

  • In wonder how much Yamaha were paying them for all the logos

  • THIS IS THE BEE'S KNEES!!!

  • Apparently, the fourth dimension...since nobody CAN play like this anymore.

  • Yeh, it was at Yoshi's and was awesome. It might have been better described as a tribute band, but it did have a couple of the original members. Sonny Fortune played sax and flute. Here's a review of the show with more info about the band:

    soul-patrol ( dot ) com/jazz/henderson.htm

    You can see the review a little ways down.

  • You saw a reunion gig of this band, and HENDERSON was heading it? You have no idea how fucking jealous I am... =)

  • h3y yall, thanx for posting this, w0ah,, s3rious electric beauty...

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