Miles Davis Record Collection
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- Опубликовано: 10 апр 2022
- Here it is! My entire Miles Davis Record Collection in one long sitting. There are still vinyl records to find and get but during my many years collecting vinyl records i think i have a decent amount in my collection to show and talk about.
At the end i will throw in some book recommendations and films about the man. Please give me comments on your favourite Miles records and also give me some feed back on the format - a vinyl community video on one just artist.
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Showing of my entire Miles Davis record collection. Lots of vinyl records. Sit back and buckle up!
Awesome collection! I read his autobiography in the early 90’s and started listening to a lot of his albums. I really liked Sketches back then. I couldn’t get into “Bitches” but recently I’ve heard some cuts off it and I really like what I’ve heard. I would like to get a true analog copy of it. Digital MOFI really doesn’t grab me. The price is the same as my “Kind of Blue” 45 rpm which is unbelievable and true AAA. So, I’ll go on a search. Also, not attracted to spend $60 and up for ring wear”Bitches” cover. Maybe a Japanese pressing? I don’t know. Anyways, thanks for your video. I like when you focus on a particular artist. Your Zappa one was historic!
congratulations very nice presentation. I'm old enough to have seen miles davis after his 6 year retirement but not old enough to before😅
Seems like the perfect age 😀
I really enjoyed your review of your Miles Davis collection. I have an entire shelf dedicated to Miles Davis albums, including a 12 LP box set called "Chronicle: The Complete Prestige Recordings".
It was actually "Bitches Brew" that turned me into a Miles Davis fan when it came out in 1970. I STILL listen to that album on a regular basis all these years later (in fact I'm listening to the MOFI version right now) and it sounds just as good, just as mind-blowing as it ever did. I also have that 40th Anniversary box set as well as a "Legacy" reissue.
So that was my starting point, and when I began collecting Miles music I went backwards (and forwards) from there. Listening to Miles Davis is a source of endless renewal and discovery. The more you listen, the more you hear ... I guess that's how it is with truly great artists. Thank you for this video!
That is more info about Miles than I knew I needed lol, the gem of my jazz collection is Kind of Blue 1st press Cdn 6 eye on a cool plum coloured label courtesy of my late uncle Jimmy, his jazz collection got me back into vinyl in the 90’s
Oh thats a nice one. Man, i wish i hade a six eye kind of blue. Iconic release. Well, you have a lot to thank Jimmy! Great hobby!
Very informative. Keep it up Jonas.
Thanks!!
Get Up With It, In a Silent Way, and Files De Kilimanjaro ! The latter of the two are best enjoyed via their MFSL pressings in this listener’s experience !
Since the video I got the mofi pressings but haven’t had the time to hear them yet.
Hi Jonas, another great video. It was interesting to realize how many of his later 70s releases were basically “from the vault” outtakes collections. But I guess that makes sense as he was not that well around then if I remember correctly. Cool to see the box sets as well. Those Prestige 10” reissues are sweet!
I think you are right. He was not producing any music at all so they took what they had. He was still selling a lot of records I guess so anything would have a pretty dime to it’s name that they released. But luckily most of it is top quality 😀
Great video! Another artist that comes to mind for a video of the same style is Frank Zappa. Whom I am sure you have a few of his records ;)
Yes that is one video I can do that would be pretty good I think. 😀
Thanks for watching.
Awesome video! Some of my favorites are, On The Corner, Miles In The Sky and Get Up With It.
That is a great list! On the corner is a real smoker. So good. I’m not a dancer but when I drop the needle on the first track it starts to tickle in my legs. 😀😀
@@SublimMedia Yes! I hear ya!
Nice one jonas I’m on a job of filling in my miles holes.
Tutu isn’t ground breaking but the bass and trumpet sound fab. Kob will always be a favourite
Agree. The are some records I need to get asap.
Mofi is coming out with a one step of Sketches of Spain. I will have to think about my favorite Miles but I do like the earlier Miles. Love your videos😀
Thank you for the kind words. I have given the one step of Sketches a thought and I think I’ll try to go for the ordinary mofi with hope that it goes down a little bit in price once the one step is released but I don’t know.
Thanks again for watching and commenting.
Porgy and Bess is an Opera.
Great one there, Miles is a very important artist, got a bunch of his records. If I rank the one I do have I would pick
1. "In A Silent Way"
2. "Walkin'"
3. "Kind Of Blue"
Cheers for this!
That is a great list. I need to give Walkin a spin soon. Such a great one.
@@SublimMedia Indeed it is!
Jonas, you obviously share my huge enthusiasm for Miles, I've been collecting Davis for many years, I'm much older than you but I'd like to share some of my current Miles favorites:
Davis's improvisational sound track to the movie "Ascenseur pour L'echafaud", Its a three record 10" set on "fontana" and just wonderful and being a huge fan of Jeanne Moreau the DVD is exquisite, so you can get the DVD or the vinyl or both.
Only last week I found in a thrift shop, Miles Davis & John Coltrane Live in Stockholm 1960, on Jazz from Sweden Dragon records, Its wonderful and how a Swedish record got into a Legh-on-Sea thrift shop for £2 I don't know, in pristine condition as well.
Next Tutu, love Tutu if only for Miles's rendition of Cindy Lauper's "Time After Time, which apparently Cindy thought Miles's track was better than hers.
Just bye the way at 35 minuets you didn't know the English word for , It's a "Contact Sheet" where 35mm developed film is just laid on photo paper and exposed, also my Swedish is crape.
Great post Jonas, really enjoyed it and would love you to repeat for a single artist .... perhaps Sonny Rollins? Look forward to seeing you soon, take care and stay safe Robert.
Wow. Thanks so much for the long comment. I think we have a record. I’m so honored that you took the time to not only see the entire thing but to comment so in depth as well.
The soundtrack I think is on that double take of Miles and second side with Art Blakey m, I sent it. Great one if it’s that one I’m thinking of. I believe he had a great time in Paris and that the people treated him like the star that he was. I read that when he came back to the states he was just another low life in the eyes of the people.
Tutu is one I haven’t sold. It’s good but I don’t think I share your exact enthusiasm. But we don’t have to. Miles made sooooo many records so there are favorites to pick for everyone 😀😀
I have embarrassingly few records with Rollins. But I think I can squeeze in a Coltrane, Coleman or Cherry. 😀
Name top three is very hard of course, in part as for me, two are 'musts'; 'Kind of Blue' and 'Birth of the Cool', so it becomes all about position #3, which depends on the day, and today, I will say 'Relaxin'
It an easy task. 😀
Oooo Relaxin on third place. Great pick!
Hello, I have seen Miles Davis on stage several times in France. I like the 63/68 period and the electronic period is called electric up to 75. Of course, all the classics are wonderful. I have a weakness for the second quintet. and the electrical period.
That is so cool! The time you saw him, what more musicians were with him. If you remember?
@@SublimMedia bill evans sax mino cinellu perc ,mile stern guitare, Marcus Miller ? 83....al foster drums..John sco. Guitare 1983. After 1985 band darryl jones bass guitar..1987 Kenny garrett sax agaki electric piano,ricky wellman drums ,Foley guitare ect ect
@@Targuer what an experience! So awesome!
Peak Miles Davis is:
1. Live at the Blackhawk (peak)
2. On the Corner
3. Filemore East
1. E.S.P.
2. Filles De Kilimanjaro
3. Ascenseur Pour L'Échafaud
That’s a cool list and makes me regret not picking up ESP even more. Man I need to hunt it down fast. 😀
@@SublimMedia E.S.P. has a great cover as well.
I’m surprised you don’t have or mention Miles Davis/John Coltrane Live In Stockholm (1960) 1985 Dragon Label DRLP 90/91 two record set. This is a great live recording that you need to find! Also Miles in Berlin CBS/Sony 18AP 2065 (1967) 1981 Japanese press and another great live recording.
The Dragon record is one of those records I saw for dirt cheap back in the day and never picked up. And now I never seam to see them. The Berlin is one I’ll def check out. Thanks!
Top 3...
1. In A Silent Way
2. Bitches Brew
3. Sketches
That’s a great list. In a silent.. I believe would be on my top. Sketches has grown to be my favorite Miles record. But man there are so many.
@@SublimMedia yeah. Ask me next week and it might’ve changed.
Sketches is my favorite, the Classic Records and MFSL reissues are great of it. You can order an upcoming MFSL One Step if you call music direct and preorder.
That’s a great tip. Thanx Leon.
My entire Miles Vinyls number 10, 59-74 era, which might be 5/6 too many ? He generated quite a few poor or average Lp's. Sketches of Spain might get in a top 1000 list of mine? Beautiful record. His 'nasty' psyche has not helped one listen to his tunes over the years, or as often. I ought to sell some off as they go for $$$ now.
Sell it and buy something you like! 😀
@@SublimMedia I probably will, my 2 early press KInd of Blues will probably never see a needle again and will make a fan of his euphoric, albeit poorer.