Miles Davis - First Miles

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Feb 15, 2019 Sold Date

Aug 31, 2018 Start Date

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Artikel Name: First Miles
Genre: Jazz Produkt Typ: LP (Vinyl) Label: Savoy / Savoy Jazz Titelanzahl: 20

Trackliste LP - 1

1. Miles Davis - That's the Stuff You Gotta Watch [Alt. Take 1] 2. Miles Davis - That's the Stuff You Gotta Watch [Alt. Take 2] 3. Miles Davis - That's the Stuff You Gotta Watch [Master take 3] 4. Miles Davis - Pointless Mama Blues 5. Miles Davis - Deep Sea Blues 6. Miles Davis - Bring It on Home [F.S. Take 1] 7. Miles Davis - Bring It on Home [Alt. Take 2] 8. Miles Davis - Bring It on Home [Master-Take 3] 9. Miles Davis - Milestones [F.S. Take 1] 10. Miles Davis - Milestones [Master-Take 2] 11. Miles Davis - Milestones [Alt. Take 3] 12. Miles Davis - Little Willie Leaps [F.S. - Incomplete Take 1] 13. Miles Davis - Little Willie Leaps [Alt. take 2] 14. Miles Davis - Little Willie Leaps [Master-Take 3] 15. Miles Davis - Half Nelson [Alt. Take 1] 16. Miles Davis - Half Nelson [Master-Take 2] 17. Miles Davis - Sippin' at Bells [F.S. Incomplete Take 1] 18. Miles Davis - Sippin' at Bells [Master-Take 2] 19. Miles Davis - Sippin' at Bells [F.S.-Take 3] 20. Miles Davis - Sippin' at Bells [Alt. Take 4]

Beschreibung

This unusual set includes Davis's first recording session and his initial date as a leader. The former is more historical than musical: four blues featuring singer Rubberlegs Williams, Herbie Fields's tenor and the noticeably nervous 18-year-old trumpeter who is actually only heard in ensembles. The latter recording finds him much more confident in 1947, heading the Charlie Parker Quintet (with Bird switching to tenor) on "Milestones," "Little Willie Leaps," "Half Nelson" and "Sippin' at Bells"; All of the alternate takes (both complete and partial) are included from both sessions. Since the later date has also been reissued on various Charlie Parker collections, this set is more for completists than for general listeners. ~ Scott Yanow

Scott Yanow