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Get Up With It

Label: Columbia Records
Released: 1974
Track listing: He Loved Him Madly; Maiysha; Honky Tonk; "Rated X; Calypso Frelimo; Red China Blues; Mtume; Billy Preston.

Album

Aura

By Miles Davis

Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: Intro; White; Yellow; Orange; Red; Green; Blue; Electric Red; Indigo; Violet.

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Ken Burns Jazz: The Definitive Miles Davis

By Miles Davis

Label: Columbia
Released: 2000
Track listing: Donna Lee; Boplicity; Walkin'; Generique; I Wants To Stay Here (AKA I Loves You Porgy); So What; My Funny Valentine; Gingerbread Boy; Miles Runs The Voodoo Down; Tutu;

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Tim Hagans / Bob Belden: Re-Animation: Live in Montreal

Read "Re-Animation: Live in Montreal" reviewed by Todd S. Jenkins

by Todd S. Jenkins
October 1, 2000

Given the technical considerations, I didn’t expect that trumpeter Tim Hagans and saxophonist Bob Belden would be able to translate their groundbreaking 1999 project, Animation/Imagination (Blue Note), to the live stage, but they proved me wrong in astonishing fashion. This new disc documents the band’s performance at the Montreal Jazz Festival with Hagans on trumpet, Belden ...

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Miles Davis: In A Silent Way

Read "In A Silent Way" reviewed by John Ballon

by John Ballon
September 1, 2000

Miles Davis was going through exciting musical changes in 1968, listening and playing things which were leading him into the future and into In a Silent Way. His music and lifestyle were being influenced by a wave of new sounds and ideas, and he was responding deeply to the music of James Brown, Sly Stone, and ...

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Miles Davis: On The Corner / Get Up With It

Read "On The Corner / Get Up With It" reviewed by Todd S. Jenkins

by Todd S. Jenkins
September 1, 2000

Columbia/Legacy is embarking upon a hot fusion reissue program, reshaping many of their classic albums via digital technology to make the roots of today’s music more relevant. Among the first reissues slated for 2000 are two of Miles Davis’ most misunderstood but oddly influential offerings, “On The Corner” and “Get Up With It”. At the “On ...

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Miles Davis: The Complete Columbia Recordings of Miles Davis With John Coltrane

by C. Andrew Hovan
September 1, 2000

Some nine years after Miles Davis’ untimely death, Columbia Records is still repackaging his recorded legacy. The most recent efforts in this area have been made available both on compact disc and in 180-gram vinyl versions by way of Mosaic Records. It is the latter edition that this review is based on, though it ...

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Miles Davis: Aura

by Todd S. Jenkins
September 1, 2000

In 1984 Danish trumpeter Palle Mikkelborg composed this ambitious nine-part suite for Miles Davis, based upon his audial perceptions of the jazz legend's aura. The suite was recorded in Copenhagen with a large ensemble including John McLaughlin, percussionist Marilyn Mazur (later a regular member of the Davis band), bassists Bo Stief and Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen, electric ...

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