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Miles Davis At Plugged Nickel, Chicago

Miles Davis

1976 · Jazz

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Miles Davis At Plugged Nickel, Chicago by Miles Davis

Miles Davis At Plugged Nickel, Chicago is a Jazz album by Miles Davis, originally released in 1976. On Gatefold: 9 pressings tracked, owned by 3 collectors.

About

These were the first live recordings to feature the great Miles Davis Quintet with its historic lineup fully in place, though the material went unreleased for years. Just months after the band released its first studio effort, <i>E.S.P.</i>, only “Agitation” from that record made it to the bandstand. At this point the group was transforming repertoire from earlier Davis lineups into long and abstract reveries that reached stratospheric heights of harmonic invention (via pianist Herbie Hancock), melodic subtlety (via Davis and tenor saxophonist Wayne Shorter), and explosive swing (via bassist Ron Carter and drummer Tony Williams). Standards, blues, and ballads never sounded like this, before or since.

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Tracklist

Side A

  1. A1Walkin'11:03
  2. A2Agitation10:50

Side B

  1. B1On Green Dolphin Street11:14
  2. B2.1So What13:38
  3. B2.2Theme0:17

Sound DNA

  • Jazz
  • Bebop & Hard Bop
  • raw
  • intense
  • nocturnal

Release Date: 1976
Recorded December 23, 1965 at the Plugged Nickel, Chicago, Illinois.
Label: CBS/Sony
Miles Davis, Trumpet
Wayne Shorter, Tenor Saxophone
Herbie Hancock, Piano
Ron Carter, Bass
Tony Williams, Drums
Teo Macero, Producer
Bud Graham, Engineer

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3 collectors on Gatefold own this · 9 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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