Miles Davis
May-June 1969
Village Gate, New York
Audience Recording
Miles Davis (tp)
Wayne Shorter (ss, ts)
Chick Corea (p)
Dave Holland (b)
Jack DeJohnette (d)
Miles Davis
Festival Field, Newport, RI
Voice of America (VOA) radio broadcast
July 4, 1966
Goody Pitch-Corrected Remaster
Voice of America (VOA) Broadcast > ?? > CD Trade > > EAC Wave > TLH Flac Level 8 >
Goody’s additional lineage:
dBpoweramp (WAV) > Cool Edit Pro (Pitch Bender +82 cents; Balanced channels; Tracking) > Trader’s Little Helper (FLAC
Level 8) >
plaz’s additional lineage below*
Miles Davis (tpt); Wayne Shorter (ts); Herbie Hancock (p); Ron Carter (b); Tony Williams (d); Willis Conover (ann)
1 Introduction > Gingerbread Boy 8:34
2 All Blues 10:29
3 Stella by Starlight (Incomplete) 6:56
Total Time: 26:00
RatedX comment about his source:
Note: I believe this version sounds better than the upload still available here:
*Additional lineage:
Goody flacs > wav (checksums verified) > clean + declip > flac(lvl8)
Additional editing by plaz (all in Sound Forge Pro 10, except where noted):
Gain corrections:
track 1
track 2
1:23.2742 – 1:23.2864 : replaced damaged left-channel with right channel signal
1:46:1716 – 1:46.1895 : repaired wow in left channel (gain bump)
3:12.6000 – 3:13.6082 : repaired wow in right channel (cross-mixed with left channel)
3:35.4974 – 3:35.5084 : replaced damaged left-channel with right channel signal
5:57.4675 – 5:57.4810 : repaired wow in left channel (cross-mixed with right-channel)
6:37:5588 – 6:37.5682 : repaired left channel wow (cross-mixed with right-channel)
9:36.5900 – 9:36.5995 : repaired damaged right-channel with left channel signal
8:51.7061 – 9:51.7017 : repaired damaged right-channel with left channel signal
track 3
Clipped Peak Restoration (Izotope RX2):
Recombined files, gain normalized to 0 dB, and re-split tracks (sbs aligned).
Text updated and new FLACs and .ffp created – April 1, 2011. (No foolin’!)
Upped to DIME, April 1, 2011.
Miles Davis Quintet
Oriental Theatre, Portland Oregon
Soundboard recording
1966-05-21
Miles Davis (tpt); Wayne Shorter (ts); Herbie Hancock (p); Richard Davis (b); Tony Williams (d)
01 Introduction
02 Autumn Leaves
03 Agitation
04 Stella by Starlight
05 Gingerbread Boy
06 No Blues
07 My Funny Valentine
08 All Blues
09 Who Can I Turn To?
10 So What
Lineage: CD > EAC > TLH > Flac Level 8
From the bootleg CD Miles Davis Quintet “Live At The Oriental Theatre 1966”
(Sunburn 9339880)
The Audio Quality of this SBD recording is verry good. Check the samples!
Enjoy Miles!
(upped by hooligan3244)
Miles Davis
10/01/64
Salle Pleyel
Paris, France
This comes with no info. I copied everything from db.etree and thus I cannot guarantee it is all correct.
Early Show:
Autumn Leaves
All Of You
Stella By Starlight
So What?
Late Show:
All Of You
Joshua
My Funny Valentine
No Blues
The Theme
Miles Davis – Trumpet
Wayne Shorter – Tenor Saxophone
Herbie Hancock – Grand Piano
Ron Carter – Double Bass
Tony Williams – Drums
Miles Davis Quintet
07/26/63
La Pinède, Antibes, France
Miles Davis: trumpet
George Coleman: tenor saxophone
Herbie Hancock: piano
Ron Carter: bass
Tony Williams: drums
Festival Mondial du Jazz Antibes,
La PinËde, Juan les Pins, France
July 26, 1963
1 So What 9’54
2 Stella by Starlight 14’16
3 Seven Steps to Heaven 10’54
4 Walkin’ 10’38
same personnel and location
July 28, 1963
5 If I Were a Bell 12’44
6 So What 12’38
Total time: 71’04
ORTF radio broadcasts.
Issued as a bootleg: Cote Blues (JMY 1010-2)
The date given on JMY 1010-2 as July 26, 1963 only. The dates shown here are from Pete Losin’s Miles Ahead site.
The first ‘So What’ was incorrectly issued as ‘All Blues’;
‘Seven Steps to Heaven’ and ‘Walkin” were issued as a single track under the title ‘Seven Steps to Heaven’
FM> ?> CD> Sound Forge (rebanding of tracks)> WAV> dBpowerAMP converter> FLAC (level 6)> DIME> Your ears
Miles Davis Sextet
March 1960
San Francisco
USA
From an ACETATE SOUND CLEANED (there were a lot of clicks )
New find: live Miles sextet with Coltrane in SF in March, 1960 right before the legendary quintet Europe tour!
Miles, Coltrane, Buddy Mongomery (vbs), Wynton Kelly, Paul Chambers, Jimmy Cobb Check it out:
Miles hired Buddy Montgomery for the sextet when Cannonball Adderley left.
The plan was to take him on the Europe tour as well, but Buddy Montgomery was apparently afraid of flying.
This would seem to be the only known recording of the sextet with Montgomery.
a u014945 production
uploaded to Dime
2021 06th january
web > Audacity (sound treatment) > tlh (sbe -Flac 8 )
Miles Davis (trumpet)
John Coltrane (tenor saxophone)
Buddy Montgomery (vbs)
Wynton Kelly (piano)
Paul Chambers (bass)
Jimmy Cobb (drums)
1 So What (inc.)(M. Davis) 17:22
2 On Green Dolphin Street (inc) (N. Washington-B. Kaper) 03:53
11 complete raw recording 21:28
Runtime: 21:15
Both tracks are not complete :
in So what we have 2 great solos by Miles (the first 5′) then Trane (9′) followed by Montgomery’s one (not complete )
followed by the ending theme .
On green Dolphin Street we have only part of Miles opening Solo.
Enjoy
Maurizio
Miles Davis Sextet
Birdland New York City
AFRS (Armed ForcesRadio Service) radio broadcast
August 25, 1959
(recorded the night Miles got beaten and arrested)
Miles Davis (tpt); Julian “Cannonball” Adderley (as);
John Coltrane (ts); Wynton Kelly (p); Paul Chambers (b);
Jimmy Cobb (d); Ray Barrett (ann)
1 Introduction 0:48
2 Announcement 0:53
3 So What 13:04
4 The Theme 8:15
5 Lullaby of Birdland 1:24
Miles Davis
Amsterdam (The Netherlands), Concertgebouw
December 8, 1957
Miles Davis – trumpet
Barney Wilen – tenor saxophone
RenÈ Urtreger – piano
Pierre Michelot – bass
Kenny Clarke – drums
TT: 57:18
halowdance & goody notes
“Amsterdam Concert” is a rare live Miles Davis recording from 1957.
This album, one of the least known recordings of Miles Davis, was recorded at the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam on December 8, 1957, a couple of days after the recording of the movie soundtrack “Ascenseur pour l’Èchafaud.” On this concert, Miles didn’t play with his regular quintet, but with the same line-up he used for the recording of “Ascenseur pour l’Èchafaud.” It features Barney Wilen on tenor saxophone, RenÈ Urtreger on piano, Pierre Michelot on bass and Kenny Clarke on drums.
This recording was 20-bit remastered in 2005.
As always, you’ll download also the complete artwork in JPEG format! (However, the track times in this edition do not match up with the ones on the original artwork. – Goody)
Enjoy!
Pitch was approx. 47 cents flat.
Goody’s additional lineage:
dBpoweramp (WAV) > Cool Edit Pro (Pitch Bender +47 cents) > Trader’s Little Helper (FLAC, ffp)
ubu note
In addition to the notes above: Miles already performed in Europe in November 1956 with the same trio plus Lester Young and the Modern Jazz Quartet.
He travelled alone, without his band, on both occasions.
losin note
Davis and the RenÈ Urtreger Quartet made this trip to Amsterdam during the otherwise-uninterrupted stay at Club St. Germain in Paris. The Celluloid LP and CD notes do not list either version of “The Theme.”
December 8, 1957 (10 items; TT = 57:17) [timings reflect as was BEFORE speed fix!]
Concertgebouw, Amsterdam (The Netherlands)
VARA radio broadcast
RenÈ Urtreger Quartet with Miles Davis
Miles Davis (tpt); Barney Wilen (ts); RenÈ Urtreger (p); Pierre Michelot (b); Kenny Clarke (d)
First set
1 Woody ‘n’ You (D. Gillespie) 5:11
2 Bags’ Groove (M. Jackson) 7:10
3 What’s New? (J. Burke-B. Haggart) 3:42 Wilen out
4 But Not for Me (G. Gershwin-I. Gershwin) 6:56
5 A Night in Tunisia (D. Gillespie-F. Paparelli) 7:20
6 Four (M. Davis) 4:20
7 The Theme (M. Davis) 0:18
Second set
8 Walkin’ (R. Carpenter) 6:43
9 Well, You Needn’t (T. Monk) 5:31
10 ‘Round Midnight (B. Hanighen-C. Williams-T. Monk) 5:44
11 Lady Bird (T. Dameron) 5:17
12 The Theme (M. Davis) 0:20
Release info for all tracks (all bootlegs!)
12″ LP: Celluloid 6715-16, Jazz O.P. OMS-7003
CD: Celluloid 668232, Lone Hill Jazz LHJ 10141
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Thanks to OBNOXIUs for posting the picture from the concert, now added to this edition.
Miles Davis
February 23, 1957
Peacock Alley
St. Louis, Missouri
Recording: KSTL AM radio broadcast, mono Sound B.
notes: sometimes misdated 56Jul21
Performers: Miles Davis Quintet
Miles Davis – trumpet
John Coltrane – tenor saxophone
William “Red” Garland – piano
Paul Chambers – bass
Philly Joe Jones – drums
Radio Announcer – Spider Burks
This is a liberated boot. VGM-SOU 1997
I only dig Miles when he played jazz. Here is a classic show.
41:31
Miles Davis
St. Louis, MO
February 16 & 23, 1957
Taken from the Bootleg CD: Miles Davis Quintet “Live in Saint Louis 1956”. Actually these shows aren’t from 1956, but from 1957. I checked it on the databases from “Miles Ahead” and ” Kind of Blue”.
Also checked if these shows were officially released. They aren’t, In that way also thanks to the Dime Mods.
I made the MD5 and this textfile and added the tracklist as it is on the CD. Track 1-6 & 13 come from the 1957-02-13 show and tracks 7-12 come from 1957-02-23.
Lineage: KSTL-AM radio broadcast > CD > EAC > FLAC
The info below is added from Peter Plosin’s “Miles Ahead”.
Title: Live in St. Louis 1956
Label: Jazz Factory JFCD 22879 (CD)
Number of Tracks: 13
Details: February 16, 1957; February 23, 1957
Note: Only tracks on which Davis is present (73:53) are displayed below.
1 Announcement [Spider Burks] [Feb 16, 1957] 0:41
2 Ah-Leu-Cha (C. Parker) [with introduction] [Feb 16, 1957] 5:53
3 A Foggy Day (G. Gershwin-I. Gershwin) [with introduction] [Feb 16, 1957] 5:19
4 All of You (C. Porter) [with introduction] [Feb 16, 1957] 6:35
5 Woody ‘n’ You (D. Gillespie) [with introduction] [Feb 16, 1957] 5:13
6 Walkin’ (R. Carpenter) [with introduction] [Feb 16, 1957] 7:27
7 Two Bass Hit (J. Lewis-D. Gillespie) [with introduction] [Feb 23, 1957] 5:16
8 Well, You Needn’t (T. Monk) [with introduction] [Feb 23, 1957] 7:39
9 Billy Boy (Traditional) [with introduction] [Feb 23, 1957] 4:23
10 All of You (C. Porter) [with introduction] [Feb 23, 1957] 11:02
11 Oleo (S. Rollins) [with introduction] [Feb 23, 1957] 6:07
12 Airegin – The Theme [with introduction] [Feb 23, 1957] 7:02
13 Announcement – The Theme [incomplete] [Feb 16, 1957] 1:16
February 16, 1957
Miles Davis (tpt); John Coltrane (ts); William “Red” Garland (p); Paul Chambers (b); Philly Joe Jones (d); Jesse “Spider” Burks (ann)
February 23, 1957
Miles Davis (tpt); John Coltrane (ts); William “Red” Garland (p); Paul Chambers (b); Philly Joe Jones (d); Jesse “Spider” Burks (ann)
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