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Jimmy Davis - Maxwell Street (FLAC+MP3) - 1994

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Miles Davis - Cookin With Miles Davis Quintet (FLAC) - 1956

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Pete Davis - The Pottsville Conglomerate [2011] [Vanity House] [Album] [FLAC]

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Miles Davis - On The Crest Of The Airwaves (4CDs) (2011)

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Miles Davis - In Person Friday And Saturday Nights At The Blackhawk, Complete (1

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Miles Davis - In Person Friday And Saturday Nights At The Blackhawk, Complete (1

It doesn't get much better than this: a full night of Miles Davis captured live in his prime at an intimate jazz club. In 1961, Davis, pianist Wynton Kelly, bassist Paul Chambers, tenor saxophonist Hank Mobley, and drummer Jimmy Cobb recorded at San Francisco's legendary Blackhawk. Originally released as two LPs, the complete sets, with nine previously unissued tracks, have been compiled in this superb, digitally-remastered, two-CD set. Davis's pithy and poetic trumpet tones signature a number of standards and original compositions. Backed by Kelly's in-the-pocket pianisms, Cobb's articulate drumwork, Chamber's intelligent basslines, and Mobley's Dexter Gordon-ish sax tones, Davis bares his wounded and wonderful musical soul to an engaging and enthralled audience. The elongated and illuminated renditions of the quicksilver modal number "So What," the dancing "On Green Dolphin Street," and the Latin-tinged "Neo" bridge the 1959 masterpiece LP Kind of Blue and the forthcoming '60s superband with Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Ron Carter, and Tony Williams. The scene-stealer on this date is Mobley. His ebullient tone and sterling improvisations remind us of Miles Davis's equally impressive talents and a bandleader.


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Miles Davis - Bitches Brew Live (Columbia Legacy) (FLAC) (2011)

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Miles Davis - Seven Steps: The Complete Columbia Recordings 1963-1964 (2004) FLA

Seven Steps: The Complete Columbia Recordings chronicle the formative period of Daviss Second Great Quintet from its first arrival, bassist Ron Carter in the spring of 1963, to its last, tenor saxophonist Wayne Shorter in the fall of 1964.
After Kind of Blue , Miles wanted a new group and new sound. In late 64, he found it: his second great quintet with Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter and Tony Williams. This beautiful box tells the tale of Miles two-year quest to find his new sound; four quintets are heard live and in the studio doing All of You; So What; Milestones; Bye Bye Blackbird; Basin Street Blues; Autumn Leaves; My Funny Valentine. 46 tracks from a fascinating period, 8 unissued and 3 unedited for the first time! Invaluable.


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Miles Davis - Dark Magus (1987 CBS Sony Japan) FLAC

Dark Magus is a live recording of a very specific 1974 Carnegie Hall date that included most, but not all, of the members who recorded the classics Agharta and Pangaea. While drummer Al Foster, bassist Michael Henderson, percussionist James Mtume, and guitarists Pete Cosey and Reggie Lucas were all present, the key element of Sonny Fortune was not yet in the band. Saxophonists David Liebman and Azar Lawrence were doubling in the saxophone chairs, while Dominique Gaumont, with his Jimi Hendrix-styled effects and riffs, was the band's third guitarist. The deep voodoo funk that gelled on the aforementioned recordings hadn't yet come together on this night at Carnegie, near the end of a tour.


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Miles Davis - Live At Montreaux Jazz Festival (FLAC) (1989)

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Miles Davis - Original Albums Classics (5CD boxset) (2010)

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Miles Davis - The Complete Jack Johnson Sessions (5 CD Boxset) (2003)

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Miles Davis Quintet - The Complete Columbia Studio Sessions,1965-68 (6CD Box Set

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By 1965 Miles Davis had gone through a handful of stages, from the Birth of the Cool nonet's multihued orchestrations to the development of a hard-bop sound keeled on Davis's midregister wooziness and the band's driving backbone in the "first" great quintet (featuring John Coltrane), to the modal freedom of Kind of Blue. So when the solidly established Davis convened a new quintet, known as his "second" great one, and hired youngsters Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter, and Tony Williams, it seemed a skewed move. These six CDs show just how creatively and intelligently skewed the move really was. The material here, which has also been reissued on expanded single CDs of the main full-length original LPs (E.S.P., Miles Smiles, Sorcerer, Nefertiti, Miles in the Sky), is immediately and unceasingly startling. Davis & Co. were quickly discarding their live performance practice of playing loads of standards and were further discarding traditional melodic structures for more rigorous harmonic exercises. Shorter in particular, at times the most prolific composer in the band, was advancing his tunes and his solos in equal proportion. The tunes are increasingly sharp-edged and, with Williams driving the band with a categorical balance of abandon and control, loopily energized. Miles blows with tighter and tighter control of his tone even while the band seems to be finding all kinds of expressive freedoms that easily elongate into lengthier studies. Toward the end of this box, you'll hear the seeds of the Miles that went on to unloose Bitches Brew. Even though the roots of the aggressively electric Miles are in these sessions, there are uncategorizable points of beauty strewn all over the tunes. --Andrew Bartlett


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Miles Davis Quintet - Live in Europe 1967 - The Bootleg Series Vol. 1 (2011)

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York Bowen - Symphonies No. 1 & 2 - Andrew Davis (FLAC) (2011)

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