continuo a non aver parole...... pazzesco !!!!!!! tutti han dato il meglio e ne e' scaturito uno dei migliori concerti in assoluto del secolo scorso ! che poi l'Arte non ha tempo ne' eta'.....
Ce concert de Miles Davis est le plus passable de toutes ses prestations des années 80 à 90 ! En depit d'une sonorité irréprochable,les performances individuelles etaient bien inférieures à celles dont nous a habitué le musicien génial qu'est Miles !
1:33:30 only just that guidance; a hand to hold it, is genius. I haven't heard this concert in awhile, and I know it's a classic, but his sound is as good as it ever was, the band is tight and Miles's direction is peerless. So good to see George enjoying what he loved. Thx for the upload
i'm back with my PO ( personal opinion ) . this is the best video of Miles Davis late 1980's bands . the camera views and sound quality is excellent . it actually sounds like a studio album . its even better sound quality than a live album .
I still remember how shortly after this concert began, an audience member stood up and left the room with the comment "that's not the real Miles anymore". I was a bit divided myself, because I still had the "We Want" era in my ears, which was much more experimental. Now, almost 40 years later, this phase up to the end is for me the most brilliant and accomplished. Creative energy to the point of total ecstasy.
Around 40, the Triangle....along with the drums, oh my god! What a groove, murderous, love it starts 39...something. Robben funks along at the start then the show starts with Bob Berg and therafter. Thats what blasted me right away.
Pourtant c'est le groupe le moins performant avec lequel Miles Davis ait joué. Ils ont une moyenne très passable par rapport à bien d'autres qu'on a vu joué avec lui.
@@ANZALA1000 Disons que Miles a essayé ce groupe rien que pour Montreux 86. Il y a à jeter, en effet. Me donneriez-vous votre concert préféré de Miles , svp
@@paulwilliams5013 yes personally i like Fords guitar playing with this band more than Scofield's. both are great guitarists but Scofield's approach was to introspective IMO .
We hold these truths to be self evident . that all these musicians are equal and as good as your ever going to hear . Signed : Marcus Thomas Jefferson🇺🇸🤡
I love it that this is the era that ( to be fair everyone else too) was in awe of prince as was miles ..and boy did the crusty old usually white jazz brigade not like that ...oddly old jazz fans always come across as oddly racist in their dictation of what jazz should be
@@pgonzo98 i think Vincent Wilburn Jr playing the red Yamaha Drum set is perfect for this era of Miles Davis band . he is sadly underrated . he only plays what is essential , discarding what is not needed . he reminds me of Ringo Starr .
Oui par ailleurs il a fait quelques albums solo ! Son 1er ?avec yellowjackets ( il me semble qu'il a ete co-fondateur ) avec russell furrante : keabords et jimmy haship :bass avant l'arrivée du saxophoniste bob mintzer
You can definitely hear Coltrane as an influence in Bob Berg's amazing saxophones solos. Bob Berg was an incredible improviser who departed too soon unfortunately and John Coltrane was definitely one of his influences.
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continuo a non aver parole...... pazzesco !!!!!!! tutti han dato il meglio e ne e' scaturito uno dei migliori concerti in assoluto del secolo scorso ! che poi l'Arte non ha tempo ne' eta'.....
Bob Irving III and Adam Holzman Amazing Keyboards congratulations BobHipJazzHopTrumpet 😊😊😊
Great concert! This brings Miles back to life for an hour and 49 minutes, Thanks for posting this musical miracle.
The Best Group Miles Davis all the Times for me Amazing BobHipJazzHopTrumpet.
Ce concert de Miles Davis est le plus passable de toutes ses prestations des années 80 à 90 ! En depit d'une sonorité irréprochable,les performances individuelles etaient bien inférieures à celles dont nous a habitué le musicien génial qu'est Miles !
Music! What a show. Beautiful Switzerland. These grooves must have shaken the Alps a good bit. Groovy!
The "Matterhorn" as well as the "Dom" are still grooving along, believe me..❤
Майлс Дэвис бесподобен! На трёх клавишах труб выдавать такую гамму звуков! Гений!!!
1:33:30 only just that guidance; a hand to hold it, is genius.
I haven't heard this concert in awhile, and I know it's a classic, but his sound is as good as it ever was, the band is tight and Miles's direction is peerless.
So good to see George enjoying what he loved.
Thx for the upload
My absolute favorite era of miles ..yeah yeah i know its not a poular one but its fire to me
my favorite lineup of musicians in this era of Miles music .
One of the best Miles performances in my opinion, Robben Ford is killer, everyone is actually, thanks so much for posting!
i'm back with my PO ( personal opinion ) . this is the best video of Miles Davis late 1980's bands . the camera views and sound quality is excellent . it actually sounds like a studio album . its even better sound quality than a live album .
I just learned this exists and I love it too
I still remember how shortly after this concert began, an audience member stood up and left the room with the comment "that's not the real Miles anymore".
I was a bit divided myself, because I still had the "We Want" era in my ears, which was much more experimental.
Now, almost 40 years later, this phase up to the end is for me the most brilliant and accomplished.
Creative energy to the point of total ecstasy.
МАЙЛЗ ДЭВИС - ПОИСТИНЕ ВЕЛИКИЙ МУЗЫКАНТ !!! БЫЛ, ЕСТЬ И БУДЕТ !!!!!!!🕊🕊
Vincent Wilburn Jr. Drums and Steve Thornton . Percussion
pinning it down and holding it tight 🥁🪘👍
Around 40, the Triangle....along with the drums, oh my god! What a groove, murderous, love it starts 39...something.
Robben funks along at the start then the show starts with Bob Berg and therafter. Thats what blasted me right away.
41:58 to be exactly..
"Máximo BRAVOOO!!!... BRAVÍSSIMO!!!..."...
Had that Bass, Wish I had it Now!!
Miles , without a doubt , you're the father of FUSION
It's a trip, I used to see photos from all of these concerts in Down Beat or Jazz Hot, now they're all online
It's crazy. I hope it sparks a revival.
Miles N.1 ever and ever....❤
Killer Line-up.
Pure genius
Oh my God!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Geoge Duke sur Tutu ! Un must.
Браво Маэстро Майлс Дэвис!!!!!
Magnifique. Concert d'anthologie !
...le gosse à la Fender marche sur l'eau ; et, pourtant, il ne se lâche pas, à vrai dire.
Pourtant c'est le groupe le moins performant avec lequel Miles Davis ait joué. Ils ont une moyenne très passable par rapport à bien d'autres qu'on a vu joué avec lui.
@@ANZALA1000 Disons que Miles a essayé ce groupe rien que pour Montreux 86. Il y a à jeter, en effet. Me donneriez-vous votre concert préféré de Miles , svp
d'antologia !!!!!
@@danyelle8856 SI, guapa
Excellent
Bob Berg the Best Sax Bb after John Coltrane The Real Jazz-Rock.
Berg and Brecker
And Grossman.
Следует отметить гитарист супер И очевидно Майлс это учел!!!
Robben Ford. is one hell of a guitar player. i enjoy his playing in this band more then when Scofield was Miles guitarist .
This must be the time Cicely Tyson showed up to the Montreux gig and pulled his hair plugs out. Miles says this in his book.
Love this!!!!!
Che nostalgia !✌️
Great Miles Band…….
Felton Crews Amazing Bassman the Best groove and Fretless Bass.
..i think Felton and Robben made this band sound like a real band!
@@paulwilliams5013
yes personally i like Fords guitar playing with this band more than Scofield's. both are great guitarists but Scofield's approach was to introspective IMO .
I say it is not "Star People", it is rather "New Blues" ... 😉
В этом концерте трудно назвать не достойных музыкантов!!!
We hold these truths to be self evident . that all these musicians are equal and as good as your ever going to hear .
Signed : Marcus Thomas Jefferson🇺🇸🤡
inmenso...
Felton Crews was a fine bassist. When Benny Rietveld joined the band, it lost all the funk! When Richard Patterson joined, the funk came back !!!
Felton Crews rocks in this concert.
@VictorParedes - R U kidding me???!!!
Miles’s band NEVER EVER ceased to funk. Remember that.
Oh no, yes!
Absoluto!
Все в Теме!!!
1:33:34 Now we’ll never know what Miles said (“slowly like you’re approaching a bird”?)
RIP Dave
🙏🏽😊🕉❤️
🌱😀💚💮
..👍
Robben ford rasgando geral
🤯
I notice Miles was chewing gum. Wouldn't that fly into the mouthpiece? 🪠😯
🙄☝️🌱💙
I love it that this is the era that ( to be fair everyone else too) was in awe of prince as was miles ..and boy did the crusty old usually white jazz brigade not like that ...oddly old jazz fans always come across as oddly racist in their dictation of what jazz should be
I have a Dalí Clock
19:00
OK 👍
@@profjbamberg yeah cool song right?
IS not Vincent Wilburn ! ? ! Who ?
Sure looks like Vince Wilburn Jr. to me. ?
@@donadthegonad your correct ... thanks
@@donadthegonad your correct!
@@kevincssmith ITS A YOUNG MUSTACHIOED VINCE
@@pgonzo98
i think Vincent Wilburn Jr playing the red Yamaha Drum set is perfect for this era of Miles Davis band . he is sadly underrated . he only plays what is essential , discarding what is not needed . he reminds me of Ringo Starr .
Too much YT cm insert
IL MASSIMO .... E BASTA!!!!!! IO L'HO VISTO E SENTITO DAL VIVO ...... POI .... IL NULLA
who is the guitarist?
Robben Ford. Alive and well has group called The Yellow Jackets, open for Clapton on tour last year.
@@1492chris : glad you mentioned Robben Ford on electric guitar . 🎸
Oui par ailleurs il a fait quelques albums solo ! Son 1er ?avec yellowjackets ( il me semble qu'il a ete co-fondateur ) avec russell furrante : keabords et jimmy haship :bass avant l'arrivée du saxophoniste bob mintzer
Ну написан же полный состав группы! Какого хрена задавать глупые вопросы?
Where's Coltrane ?
Where is Bill Evans(piano)?
He left the building about 20 yrs earlier…
You can definitely hear Coltrane as an influence in Bob Berg's amazing saxophones solos. Bob Berg was an incredible improviser who departed too soon unfortunately and John Coltrane was definitely one of his influences.
With Robben Ford.