Live-evil / Miles Davis.
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MusicPublisher number: C2K 65135 (CK 65232--CK 65233) | Columbia LegacyCK 65232--CK 65233 | Columbia LegacyPG 30954 | ColumbiaSpoken language: English, Undetermined Series: Columbia jazzPublication details: New York, NY : Columbia/Legacy, [1997], �1971.Description: 2 audio discs : digital, stereo ; 4 3/4 inContent type: - performed music
- audio
- audio disc
- 782.42165 23
- 788.92165 21
- M1366.D38 .L433 1997x
- C2K 65135
- Original producer, Teo Macero ; reissue producer, Bob Beldon.
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Vermont Jazz Center | Commercially Recorded Music Collection | Archive Room | Available | Lou Kannenstine Collection | 39088000000758 |
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Jazz-rock fusion, in part with narration and wordless vocals.
Reissue of: Columbia PG 30954 in 1971 as analog recording.
Columbia Legacy: C2K 65135 (on discs: CK 65232--CK 65233).
Compact discs.
Art work by Abdul Mati on container.
Program notes by Gary Bartz (11 pages : portraits) inserted in container.
Sivad (15:13) -- Little church / Hermeto Pascoal (3:14) -- Medley. Gemini ; Double image / Joe Zawinul (5:53) -- What I say (21:09) -- Nem um Talvez (4:03) -- Selim (2:12) -- Funky tonk (23:26) -- Inamorata and narration by Conrad Roberts (26:29).
Original producer, Teo Macero ; reissue producer, Bob Beldon.
Miles Davis, trumpet ; Gary Bartz, Steve Grossman, Wayne Shorter, saxophones ; John McLaughlin, guitar ; Keith Jarrett, Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock, Joe Zawinul, keyboards ; Michael Henderson, Dave Holland, Ron Carter, basses ; Jack DeJohnette, drums ; Airto Moreira, Hermeto Pascoal, percussion, vocals.
Recorded Dec. 19, 1970, at the Cellar Door, Washington, D.C., and Feb. 6 and June 3-4, 1970, at Columbia Studio B, New York, N.Y.
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