imakery (September 10, 2010)

@publius352 i was referring to the people who thumbs downed this video.

publius352 (September 10, 2010)

@imakery You are correct. But, with respect to Miles, I already knew of his talent. Same cut, Live at Carnegie Hall honored the harmonies. Here, he goes in and outside. Words like Fusion, Improvisation, Avant Guarde tried to define this total nonsense being expressed here. I'm wrong? If so, listen to Herbie Hancock today; "Miles in Paris", Herbie and Christine Aguilara, Tutu. When the harmonies came back, so did Jazz. They wasted the 70's. Miles admitted: "I went deaf", the he passed.

goldenoldiesPete (September 9, 2010)

Amazing improvisation and great overall musicianship. 5/5.

MonkeymanBalloons (September 9, 2010)

Louis Armstrong beats him by far.

Shashkoila (September 8, 2010)

Soooooo what. Sooooooooo what. Shuuuuut up. Sooooooo what.

tompethic (September 2, 2010)

A lot faster tempo than the video with Trane.....

fcmilsweeper9 (September 1, 2010)

@C3P0meetsData gtfo.

C3P0meetsData (August 25, 2010)

Bassists! W00t!!!

OliverOhly (August 24, 2010)

The second great Miles Davis Quintett of the Sixties... all of them became relevant heroes of the fusion era later on. No, they became Jazz Giants at all.

alfordeliot (August 23, 2010)

@gurpst yo gimmick or not this stuff is so killin, i wish they would advertise this kind of gimmicky music today,and as far as soul goes think what you may but these guys got soul wether it shows here or not wheather you see it or not it's still there and level of playing is way beyond those shown today even in a live setting