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Musik (cd), 2020

Musik (cd), 2020

The lost septet

Miles Davis

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Latest edition, musik (cd)

Directions (Live)

15:32 min

Honky Tonk (Live)

13:16 min

What I Say (Live)

16:11 min

Sanctuary (Live)

6:04 min

It's About That Time (Live)

15:14 min

Yesternow (Live)

14:09 min

Funky Tonk (Live)

19:34 min

Sanctuary (Reprise) - Live

1:16 min

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Reviews (3)

LondonJazz news

d. 27. Aug. 2020

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John Bungey

d. 27. Aug. 2020

"Miles is on strong form, straying out of his usual middle register to play declamatory high notes between dramatic pauses. Using his wah-wah pedal he sometimes sounds a little like his friend Jim Hendrix, occasionally like a scalded cat. While Bartz plays with high-velocity passion, the 26-year-old Jarrett is the other obvious star, wresting as much emotion as he can from the tinny electric piano and Contempo organ allotted him".

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Jazz views

2020

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Jim Burlong

2020

"There are many highlights in the one hundred plus minutes of this recording, some as good as you are likely to hear in this genre, plus just a couple of lows. Defiantly a very worthwhile album to enhance any collection. It's not "Kind Of Blue", but it is "Kind Of Exciting"".

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2020 (October)

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Nigel Williamson

2020 (October)

"By 1971, [Miles] had disbanded the classic lineup that had recorded Bitches Brew (...) and formed a new septet ... This septet lasted just one European tour and never recorded in the studio ... This previously unreleased double live album recorded in Vienna in November 1971 is the only lagacy of a stellar band and it's a treat".