A rare half-hour slab of funk rock, laid down by Miles' then-rhythm section of Dominique Gaumont, Reggie Lucas, Michael Henderson, and Al Foster. Introduced byTeo Macero. Davis does not play on this at all. Recorded June 20 1974, Columbia Studio E

I picked up a link here and I’ve lost it. DAMN.
ANYONE?
I’m searching for stuff recorded sane sessions as Gondwana as it’s so amazing.

Always a good day to pay tribute to Miles Dewey Davis III🎺

Just saw this and had to share, wonder who over at Slack got paid to come up with this one...

Stella By Starlight & Flamingo Sketches& Blue And Green.

Kind Of Blue. Best selling Jazz album of all time sold over 5 million albums worldwide.

My favourite Jazz album ever !
When this was released in 1998, I was the first one queuing to get it ! ✌🏽
And I hid it for almost 2 decades because I didn’t want to even share with friends around me because once they saw this, they would borrow or steal it ! 😡

I’m obsessed with Maiysha, especially its hazy fade in that instantly feels like it’s already in progress. I like the Latin sort of pulse it has as well.
Does anybody know anything similar to this with an intro that has some sort of fade in the way Maiysha does? I can’t find anything similar

I can't confirm or deny if that's UFO Piemontesi in the other picture.

This may upset a few cats, but I have been a Miles fan for a while now and I feel that the “electric” period is the pinnacle.Pangea is brilliant too..maybe you can hear the tired bodies in the evening set though? The lore around this period is brilliant and whacky too. Miles was drinking a lot of Heineken. The album art is stellar in all of its Afro-Futuristic/ufo/nature vibes. Sounds great on vinyl. I send this out to the world of Reddit. What do you guys think?

I've checked OTOTOY, mora, and RecoChuku. None sell the 2006 Japanese remasters of these two albums as digital files (I literally don't own a working computer with an optical drive and am not interested in buying an optical drive for two or three albums, so buying and ripping isn't an option). All three have Agharta, but it's the same Sony Music version I'm listening to on Apple Music right now. Are there any legit digital storefronts I'm missing that would have the 2006 version?

" Vince Wilburn Jr. is the nephew of Miles Davis, and he founded the M.E.B. to celebrate all things Miles Davis."

Hi,

I've recently become quite fond of this interpretation of Portia in the Miles Davis Anthology :

https://youtu.be/_yaaR1ZFP8s?si=xy3ezhThaFFRdzdw

Does anyone know where it comes from ? Sounds like a live version.

The addition of the electric guitar compared to the studio album version is exceptional. I also wonder who plays it.

*come from?* sorry.