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I wanna hear wahwah trumpet today. Bring it back! Who brave enough?

Tune in 5 is uh tuff asss groove

格好良すぎ！大好きだ

必要最低限の照明とシンプルなステージ これこそライブですね

🎺🚀🎺🎺🚀🎺🚀🚀

namida ga tomarimasen.

It occurs to me, that yes, when someone mentions Hendrix or Prince...i should be proud to give them just a taste of Miles

Absolutely blazin'!

マイルスとコルトレーンが一緒にいるとかその場の空気重そう(￣▽￣;)

Mtume's percussion and Michael Henderson's bassline are awesome. Needless to say, Pete Cosey's guitar...! Reggie Lucas' cutting is quite groovy, this band is right for some Rockfestival.

What a great Performance!!! Great stuff to watch and Listen to.

60ミニッツですからね。意図的に意地悪な質問をして本音を引き出すスタイル。時には相手を動揺させ「追い詰める」やり方すら厭わない。人種問わず、相手のステイタスも超越して土足で踏み込む。私はこのスタイルが嫌いだった。まあ、政治家や既得権益層にもやっていたから信念にブレはなかったたと思います。

Miles Davis is my favorite

D Liebman is a F-ing beast

Lo de Miles Davis es único y en especial su etapa eléctrica, innovación pura, pasa por todos los géneros. Irrepetible en la historia de la música.

Que privilégio desses que puderam ver Miles nesse período experimental e criativo 🤌👏👏👏

Hell yeah

Amazing musician🎉

Just gotta love that Larry Graham-styled bass line Michael Henderson is laying down from 25:10 onwards.

Michael Henderson and James Mtume were phenomenal musicians !❤ James Mtume was a force of blackness on The Strata East Mothership . And Michael Henderson went on to watch his own Star shine bright ... but it doesn't hurt to be a piece of fruit on The Miles Davis Tree until you become ripe.

No greater honor on this earth than to play alongside Pat Martino.

Masterpiece😮

June 19, 1973 Shinjuku Kosei Nenkin Hall, Tokyo (Japan) Nippon Broadcasting Corporation TV broadcast (B) Miles Davis (tpt, org); Dave Liebman (ss, ts, fl); Pete Cosey (g, perc); Reggie Lucas (g); Michael Henderson (el-b); Al Foster (d); James Mtume First set 1 Introduction 0:33 2 Turnaroundphrase (M. Davis) 12:30 3 Tune in 5 (M. Davis) 9:25 Incomplete (9:23) on Jazz Masters 4 Right Off (M. Davis) 3:33 5 Funk [Prelude, part 1] (M. Davis) 8:357 Introduction 1:11 8 Ife (M. Davis) 21:48 9 Agharta Prelude (M. Davis) 9:52 10 Zimbabwe (M. Davis) 10:59 11 Tune in 5 (with applause) (M. Davis) 2:30 This may just be a continuation of "Right Off," but the el-b vamp has some elements in common with that of "Funk." Perhaps the latter evolved from "Right Off" during this period 6 Tune in 5 (with applause, announcement) (M. Davis)

pat pat pat pat pat patdammmmnnnn

❤❤

アップをありがとう😊あの日のEASTが蘇る

A FORCE!!! WHAT A BAND!!

Brilliant.

Awesome T

Wow!!

🎵💫🎵

Those shades don't mess about!

This is Unbelievable! Wow!!

I photographed of this show for Jim Pepper and Don Cherry. They had asked me to, and I still have them. If there is any intrest let me know?

❤🙏

That band deseeves a better guitar player....

This is a jewel of a meeting. I wasn't sure if their were any recordings of this show. I am delighted and smiling with the joy of this performance.

VERY GOOD.................................................................................................

Genio, ❤ grazie 🎉🎉🎉🎺🎺🎺🤗

On drums?

😢

this is is brilliant

Setlist: Ife Agharta Prelude Zimbabwe Tune in 5

Absolutely beautiful. Chick + Paco = Albéniz

Intéressant de comparer a environ 46' avec la dernière intervention de miles sur " Gondwana"

Wow! This version is quite different than the SuperLive in concert CD and Laser Disc edition. Thanks for sharing!

Davis trumpet playing is similar to that of a child. Innocence and naivity. Like the art of Picasso.

Killin!

56:30

He really was a giant!!!