Miles Davis in Montreal - Time After Time
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Miles Davis in Montreal 1985
Miles Davis- tpt.
Robert Berg- sax.
Robert Irving III- synths.
Daryl Jones- bass.
John Scofield- guitar.
Steve Thornton- Percussion.
Vince Wilburn- Drums.
Yes he is searching. Every time he played this it was different. I have listened to this 50+ times and will keep listening.
All bebopers always in progress of finding...
Everyone killed it on this set. Beautiful music rt here. Miles Beautifully expressing , scolfield laying a dope solo down and Daryll holding that bass pocket with so many groove combos ❤
my fav version this song does something to me so deep so profound beyond my level of understanding I just have to enjoy it
right there with you... grabs you and wont let go.
Miles Davis brought his soul into any melody.
My absolute all time favourite performance 😩😩😩♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
The high notes, the silences, and his improve mesmerize me...
His three notes ... earthly , galactic & Celestial , Genius ! 🎺
Miles Davis is all time Great for all known trumpeters, yes Miles has always played with his back to the audience, ,it has been said he stated , you come to hear his music , not see it, along with the with his back turn allows him to truly sing through his horn, MR Davis was one of the few trumpet performers that could actually play different notes at different root levels octaves with valves of his trumpet dead center and still maintain balance of tone and rhythm most horn players can appreciate this great artist
Time after Time.... Gosh, endless time. Listened to this timeless piece, endless times with love and at different platforms and never the same but exquisitely magnificent. Thank you Miles. May the merciful Father, God in His infinite mercy and love grant your soul eternal rest.
You can not cover this song better like Miles. The Best.
Seit meinem 12. Lebensjahr kenne und höre ich Miles Davis. Nun bin ich 53 und danke Gott, dass ich ihn zweimal live gesehen und gehört habe. Einen Menschen und Musiker wir Miles gibt es bur einmal.
"Einen Menschen und Musiker wir Miles gibt es bur einmal"
Daran gibt es keinen Zweifel!
Mile Davis is the Pelé of Jazz.
AAAAhhh... the rthym! the melody! Miles and his ability to change and adapt with the times! What an inspiration for all of us wanting to grow and learn
Love it....can listen to this all day.
Believe me there have days that I have!!
Miles' approaches to pop are simply impressive !!
Love it so much.
He is truly the master of not only the note, but the space in between the notes . Makes me think and search in that quiet time in my own mind.
I miss Miles
It shows that some of you do not understand miles. He was a minimalist. He did not just play a bunch of notes to prove that he could play. That's what made him great.
Yes!
True beboper
Miles makes his trumpet speak and cry..thanks for the upload. This is music !!
Miles , often played when he was in pain. Can you function while you are in pain? Would you care that much for music and people? His failures were master pieces!
So ... This is IT ... :-)))) Again, and again, and again, always and forever ...
Miles Davis- tpt.
Robert Berg- sax.
Robert Irving III- synths.
Daryl Jones- bass.
John Scofield- guitar.
Steve Thornton- Percussion.
Vince Wilburn- Drums.
these musicians . this group around Miles became "classic" . they gave us such amazing tunes.... THX
what is so amazing about this piece is that it literally brush strokes to music…the band in the background is the canvas, and Miles paints a strategically placed note to two here and there, and brings the entire thing to life. No one has ever done this either before or after…it is the hallmark of a true musical genius
Above and beyond, just superb. All day and it's a fresh as the fist time.
God Bless This "Prince of Darkness"
Rest in Peace Mr. Davis.
You have inspired a generation of musicians like myself sir.
I don't know much about music, not enough to appreciate genius anyway, but by god I love Miles!
miles was surely one of a kind so rare and unique, i mean there were hubbard, gillespie, mitchell, armstrong, cherry, marsalis, byrd, sandoval, shaw, farmer, baker and so many others but miles has a special place in my heart his tone his silence his phrasing one of the few trumpet masters that got me into fusion and beyond along with don cherry and freddie hubbard these are my personal favorites, this particular version of this song to me is the best perfomance ever from miles and the band is superb going along... so much pain in this one it's like he's crying, like to go through all the struggles of life but to my ears there is a glimpse of hope in his crying!!! thank you mister davis for your majestic music... you touched my heart like no other... from 5:41 is just pure magic....
Thanks for this chanel. I was finished my studies about professional plays trumpet in this chanel too. With simplicity. Evandro Dabbronzo.
THE sound of the trumpet.
Perfect
Forever!!!!! Love Miles
Absolute classic
For me, the truly nice stuff starts after the guitar solo... I found the studio version a bit schmaltzy, but when the band starts cooking to those nice chords on the Oberheim and the trumpet starts talking to the guitar to let himself go at the end... Priceless.
What does schmaltzy mean? It sounds german
what a genius!
Miles always searching deep in inside for news ways of inspiration and creativity!
I miss miles and Jimi ....
Yeah man,. You do bring some to my musical ears
Maravilloso
I miss him
Perhaps the most touching rendition of Miles ever...
Do you know why he always blows his horn down to the floor, while many other players blowing up in the air?
There's a simple and very practical reason for it.
In an interview he gave, he told the reporter that he gets much better feed back of what he's playing in that way.
Just like your guitar sounds much better when you play in a bathroom and against the wall.
Man !!! I dont like Jazz but i love Miles...
¡Emoción pura! Grande, querido e inigualable, Miles!
@stevesan Its like an impressionist painting in sound.
This song came out before I was born I do believe I was here in my past life time
Thank you
IMMENSE
Love it
what a feeling and the best musicians he ever had
John Scofield OMG
great!!!
Miles e' stratosferico!!! nessuno mai come lui.
opens doors to other dimensions....
Best description of Miles ever. Genius took a pop tune and turned it into multi-dimensioned classic.
Exact, each melody frequency takes way to a specific dimension ...
Mile Davis penta world champion
The greatest that ever did Miles miles Miles Davis one of the original I Ed Vanguard
Tank you
Love from Nepal
Mile's four-time world
Loving jazz since
Still here 2020 😂
I said he's the greatest that ever did it he's one of the Gods of the Advent of jazz
Truly divine
Con Miles, ogni nota è una nota diversa!
Que de choses se sont passées ... spirituellement trop lourd .😭😭😭
@samiamy2k
No, this song was written by Cyndi Lauper and Andrew Hyman, originally recorded by Cyndi Lauper.
Miles blijft geweldig!!
Nice burst indeed but it is actually an Ibanez AS200. Scofield now has his own signature model from Ibanez called the JSM 100 which is based on the Ibanez Artist you see in this performance. Would love to have one but it is beyond my price range. Maybe one day.
Very nice
MILLS THE BEST RIP
Puta desarranjo um gênio do trompete 🎺
a Composition of Cynti Lauper, amazing from Miles !!!!
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search > Cynti Lauper - Time after Time
Dankjewel Mart Smeets!
Love it, all the variations. Play harmonica with it G!
Hyena- this is a song by Tuck Andress, originally recorded with his wife, Patti. This is a perfect example of what the original definition of jazz has always been- taking a good melody and "jazzing" it up. Miles has always done this- "Funny Valentine", "Someday My Prince Will Come", Human Nature"- he had a gift for finding beautiful melodies, among other things.
How much closer to God can you come?
Man, the heartache in that held note @2:00 that so so slowly fades into the delicate little walk down...
For years Miles--without doubt one of the greatest ballad players in history--refused himself any recourse to the form. And then, in the last phase of his career, he was drawn to start playing two real beauties (this one, and Human Nature) and, on a good night (as here) it was sometimes as if he was making up for lost time.
And of course he uses the same gambit several times more throughout the performance, each time making the register of pain & longing sound new, and more intense.
Cyndi Lauper said it best: "The way he played it was pure magic."
e non e' neppure un virtuoso. e' un genio assoluto e irripetibile
I love you Tony M. 💋 😘 😗
Schitterend nummer,,,
💿💿💿💿
Miles left a deep void...
Oui sir,je sais que vous savez.😭
is this concert on DVD???
Breee kör!
Alessandro de Souza Baeta Neves axé
@stevesan it's just you mate
Best version?
1985年ですね 後年の演奏より まだ 思い入れが、少ない感じが、します でも いいですね
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He invited him once for a collaboration, and making him fly to the studio intentionally... The funny thing is that Stink was all freaking out that he would play with Miles, and it was only to read a sentence in French for some recording, HAHAHAHA... He surely felt humiliated, that vane nuisance...
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I remember this. Miles was close to finished in 1985. There is no innovation here.
He’s improvising over a melody. He’s not finished
C'est jazz.Aussi.
no pa, Miles es el Maradona de la música del siglo XX
これが一番。🙄
My favorite part is when he shushes the audience. I'm gonna start doing that during my solos.
Content de voir que même des pros font des fausses notes.
mile is the maradono ,messi of jazz, no pele buuuuuuh
Maximiliano Coria, I'm Brazilian, I love Dieguito and Messi, I'm not a Pele fan, but your comment is stupid. no offense. no te quiero ofender pero tu comentario es estúpido. no tiene nada que ver con el asunto, me lo vas a perdonar.
man needs to see the drummer i guess.
ez a zene csúcsaa tobbi csak kaparja a falat!
@zMacHD why is it boring to you...............
do people actually like this?