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Tribute recordings for Mahavishu Orchestra, Miles Davis and John Coltrane

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
July 21, 2023
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A feature on tribute releases from The Mahavishnu Project, Yo Miles with Wadada Leo Smith and Henry Kaiser. Steve Morse with a tribute to Steely Dan. Steve Lukather pays tribute to John Coltrane and Mike Stern plays Miles Davis. The music of Jeff Beck from Eric Johnson and and the band Trinity pay tribute to Weather Report.

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The Mahavishnu Project "Trilogy" from Music of John McLaughlin and the Mahavishnu orchestra (Aggregate) 00:00
Yo Miles "Jabali Pt 2" from Sky Garden (Cuneiform) 08:27
Steve Morse "Bodhisattva" from The Royal Dan A tribute to Steely Dan (Tone Centre) 16:57
Steve Lukather "Crescent" from A Guitar Supreme (Tone Centre) 25:29
Mike Stern "So What" from Fusion For Miles (Tone Centre) 34:01
Eric Johnson "Becks Bolero" from Freeway Jam Beck and Back (Tone Centre) 42:24
Trinity "Weather is Changing" from Mysterious Voyages (Tone Centre) 50:46

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