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Steamin' With the Miles Davis Quintet (Remastered)
By Miles Davis
Label: Prestige Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: Surrey With The Fringe On Top; Salt Peanuts; Something I Dreamed Last Night; Diane; Well, You Needn?t; When I Fall In Love. (Total Time: 47:07).
Filles De Kilimanjaro
By Miles Davis
Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: Felon Brun; Tout de Suite; Petits Machins; Filles de Kilimanjaro; Mademoiselle Mabry; Tout de Suite.
Water Babies
By Miles Davis
Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: Water Babies; Capricorn; Sweet Pea; Two Faced; Dual Mr. Anthony Tillmon Williams Process; Splash.
The Last Word - The Warner Bros. Years
By Miles Davis
Label: Rhino
Released: 2002
Track listing: Tutu; Tomaas; Portia; Splatch; Backyard Ritual; Perfect Way; Don?t Lose Your Mind; Full Nelson; Maze; Rubber Band; See I See; Digg That; Street Smart/Times Square/Punchy?s Theme Reprise (Main Title); Lost in Madrid, Part I; Siesta/Kitt?s Kiss/Lost in Madrid, Part II; Theme for Augustine/Wind/Seduction/Kiss; Submission; Lost in Madrid, Part III; Conchita/Lament; Lost in Madrid, Part IV/Rat Dance/The Call; Claire/Lost in Madrid, Part V; Afterglow; Los Feliz; We Three Kings of Orient Are; Murder; Coming to Town; Bank Robbery; The Arrival; Concert on the Runway; The Departure; Trumpet Cleaning; The Dream; Paris Walking II; Going Home; Catembre; Cobra; Big Time; Hannibal; Jo-Jo; Amandla; Jilli; Mr. Pastorius; The Struggle Continues ? Artists United Against Apartheid; Don?t Stop Me Now; In the Night; Big ?ol Head; Capri; You Won?t Forget Me; Mystery; The Doo-Bop Song; Chocolate Chip; High Speed Chase; Blow; Sonya; Fantasy; Duke Booty; Mystery; Opening Medley: Theme from Jack Johnson/Speak/That?s What Happened; Time After Time; Portia; Tutu; Mr. Pastorius; Hannibal.
Miles Davis: Steamin' With the Miles Davis Quintet (Remastered)
by C. Michael Bailey
Was this the greatest small jazz group ever? What can be said for a classic that has not already been said? Damn Little, I think. But perhaps a little history is in order. Steamin' was part of two marathon recording sessions (May 11, 1956 and October 26, 1956) undertaken by the first great Miles Davis Quintet ...
Badal Roy / Perry Robinson / Ed Schuller: Raga Roni
by AAJ Staff
When jazz listeners think of the tablas, only a few players immediately come to mind--Badal Roy, Zakir Hussain, and possibly the late Collin Walcott (from the group Oregon). Of them, Roy's resumé within jazz circles is certainly the most significant, with timeless contributions to the groups and recordings of Miles Davis (e.g. On The Corner, Big ...
Miles Davis: The Last Word - The Warner Bros. Years
by Jim Santella
Change isn't always welcome. As long as things are going okay, folks would just as soon leave things the way they are. But what's okay for one person or group may not be the same for others. So, when Miles Davis hit the 1970s and 1980s with a fusion of hip, electronic, synthesized and mainstream sounds ...
Miles Davis: Filles De Kilimanjaro
by Jim Santella
The excitement in this classic 1968 album remains as firm as it was back then. Jazz is still looking, today, for a musical voice to rival that of Miles Davis. At the peak of his career, the trumpeter was experimenting with the new sound of electric piano and electric bass when he assembled this program of ...
Miles Davis: Water Babies
by Jim Santella
Every morning, about an hour before sunrise, the day breaks gradually, with little noticeable fanfare. It’s the best time of day outdoors. The nighttime goblins have gone to their hiding places, loud day creatures have yet to rise, and it’s just us with the cool morning mist and that dim kind of landscape that lets us ...
Live At The Fillmore East (March 7, 1970) - It's About That Time
By Miles Davis
Label: Sony Records
Released: 2001

