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On Miles' (not so) Silent Way
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This week we celebrate the musical trail blazed by that seminal album by focusing on musicians that have embraced Miles' electric legacy.
Happy listening!
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Hot Club Of Detroit "Heavy Artillerie / It's About That Time" It's About That Time (Mack Avenue) 0:17
- Host talks 4:20
- Mederic Collignon "Shhh Peaceful / It's About That Time" Shangri Tunkashi-La (Plus Loin) 7:48
- Don Byron "In a Silent Way" Ivey-Divey (Blue Note) 19:14
- Host talks 28:31
- Animation "Bitches Brew" Asiento (RareNoise) 30:23
- Mederic Collignon "Mademoiselle Mabry" Shangri Tunkashi-La (Plus Loin) 43:15
- Host talks 50:27
- Betty Davis "Come Take Me" Betty Davis (Light in the Attic) 52:42
- Henry Kaiser, Wadada Leo Smith "Tatu/Agartha Funk" Upriver (Cuneiform) 56:33
- Bill Evans "Jean Pierre" Soulgrass (BHM) 1:06:55
- Host talks 1:13:34
- Miles Davis "Decoy" The Complete Miles Davis at Montreux 1973-1991 (Warner) 1:15:57
- Jeff Ballard "YEAH PETE!" Fairgrounds (Edition) 1:19:59
- Yazz Ahmed "Lahan al-Mansour" Lahan al-Mansour -Single (Ropeadope) 1:25:24
- Host talks 1:35:00
- Dave Douglas "Black Rock Park" Freak In (RCA Bluebird) 1:36:51
- Mat Maneri "In Peace" Sustain (Thirsty Ear) 1:41:41
- Enrico Merlin "Black Satin" Never Again! (Self-released) 1:50:27
- Host talks 1:55:37
- Mark Isham "Internet" Miles Remembered: The Silent Way Project (Columbia) 1:57:58
- Jon Hassell "Divine S.O.S." Magic Realism 2 (Nyen) 2:02:57
- Nicholas Payton "Fela 1" Sonic Trance (Warner) 2:10:10
- Host talks 2:17:11
- Erik Truffaz Quartet "Less" The Mask (Blue Note) 2:19:06
- Ben Neill "Tunnel Vision" Goldbug (Verve) 2:22:48
- Nils Petter Molvaer "Tlon" Khmer (ECM) 2:28:48
- Host talks 2:36:39
- Martux_m, Fabrizio Bosso, Francesco Bearzatti, Eivind Aarset, Aldo Vigorito "About a Silent Way II" About a Silent Way (Itinera) 2:39:41 Photo credit: Lee Friedlander.
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