Set 1 (73:23) 01. Announcer 0:55 02. Wingspan (Mulgrew Miller) 14:32 03. Mr. Syms (John Coltrane) 14:46 (OMITED HERE) 04. Farewell To Dogma (Mulgrew Miller) 19:26 05. Announcer Mulgrew Miller 2:52 06. Stars Fell On Alabama (Frank S. Perkins ) 11:31 07. The Eleventh Hour (Mulgrew Miller)9:21 Set 2 (72:37) 01. Announcer 0:52 02. Whose Got You (Bobby Hutcherson) 15:21 03. When I Get There (Mulgrew Miller) 15:35 04. Announcer Mulgrew Miller 3:32 05. Pomponio (Bobby Hutcherson) 12:39 06. Stairway To The Stars (Matt Malneck, Frank Signorelli) 11:14 07. Announcer Mulgrew Miller 1:25 08. One Finger Snap (Herbie Hancock) (incomplete)* 11:59 Musicians: Antonio Hart- Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone Steve Nelson- Vibes Mulgrew Miller - Piano Richie Goods - Bass Karriem Riggins - Drums Guest: Dwayne Eubanks - Trumpet* (One Finger Snap )

Thanks so much for posting, eventually came across this in 2024 because of the jazz show with the Zig Zag Power Trio which I also knew nothing about. Feel so fortunate to hear this!

I can hear on "Hackensack" the touch of Théolonious Monk ; thanks for upload

TRACKLIST 01:30 Got a Match 23:48 Side Walk 30:00 Spain 56:25 Cascade 01:04:08 Blue Space (Eric M)

Sounds like there may be a percussionist also?

It takes a lot of technique to sound as fluid as these musicians.

A beautiful space in tin time...Thanks again.

Now, we could use a nice new, clean Remastered version. Please....😊? In the meantime, I'll keep adjusting my EQ for a better listening experience. Thanks again.

I was there. 4 songs in 90 minutes. Life-changing concert!!! Thanks for taking me, Aunt Carolyn!!!!! 1) E.J.'s Blues 4:43 2) The Wise One 25:35 3) Doll of the Bride 39:12 4) It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) 01:21:06

"Kix"!!! 🥰🥰🥰 Have arranged.

Good quality audience recording!

You can get this on CD?

I was backstage at this show

THANK YOU!!!!!!!

Thanks for sharing! Track 11 is Monk's Mood.

Was there all three nights, my ticket stubs are dated 3-19, 3-20 & 3-21. Talked to Tony every evening too, he was very gracious too to all the young drummers there.

Ridiculous...

Freddie s freight trajjjn ...once again, the heavy lifter, the nevuhhh quitter ...

This sootheeeez my soul, captures Tal s essence so well. Just 2 brief and just 1 solo in the beg. Quality amateur footage.

I Just love it what a great Quintet. Maybe the best ever

Better get in my soul : the blues in 6/8 is a masterpiece here

Bob Neloms have a Theolonious Monk to Cecil Taylor feeling

Thanks a lot for upload that beautyfull album

The first pièce is Peggy's blue sky light

Have transcribed and arranged!

Absolutely love this RtF lineup. Connors, in particular, is awesome!

Huge thanks! Whats the name of theme at around min 15? Please?

Imagine a super intelligent extra terrestrial super musical being. Producing music so alien to our ears the music takes some getting used to. Like learning a new musical language. How on could an earthling possibly produce something that fits this description? Incredible imagination & boldly daring to go where no other person had been before. Endless experimenting & an instinct for building compositions from what's found both experimentally & in their mind's ear.

My favorite era and band of Miles with my guys Foley and Kenny Garrett (87-91). Often overlooked unfortunately. This is Foley's tune.

49:47 man Warne was playing out of his mind on this date lol. There should be mountains of transcriptions of these solos.

God Bless The Child! whoa

6. Yemenja (J. Hicks) 7. Some Other Time (L. Bernstein)

A great year. A great set.

Space is the Place !!!

Glad to see you bring this here from my posting on Dime.

Been searching for the song 26:23 for years!!! I had it on tape ( back in the days) it got lost, and ive been searching for this particular George Adams/ Pullen piece. Finally got it. Way back in the 90's and I'm just now meeting up back with this great tune.

So killing

A great duo with its staccato improvisation in all its different possibilities and expressions

Wow waynes intro to his solo is amazing! His sense of time is so strong

5:00 16:45

Gary Novak on drums was the huge surprise of that band! What an amazing drummer!!

Chick just posted on his KZbin. Hey man. He played a lot for us before he died. He would keep playing "Spain." damn, I hate that song. I might learn it because I have to. Just don't like that song. Not my style. So hard though.

Anytime I hear Hiram and/or Jaco play Ode To Billy Joe, it’s a MUST-LISTEN for me. Thank you so much for these uploads 🙏

I'm so glad that the person recording this didn't listen to the recoding police! Holy camoly what a fabulous recording!

Thank you kindly for posting this gem! I'm loving every second of it! ❤

Holy shooting stars Batman!! I just listened to Holdsworth's solo on Au Privave and as usual my brain opened up and all the gazelle scattered out across the savannah jumping and cavorting for pure joy 🦏

I want the whole world to hear this!!! The Guitar-Drum duet @1:40 is just out of this world. But then again, pretty much anything Holdsworth touches heads to the stratosphere. I was there that night and my soul is still vibrating 💖

🙏The holy grail! I saw this band in the summer of 1979 at the Hyères Jazz Festival (among others with Jean-Paul Célea and Jean-Jacques Ruhlmann...): hallucinating, brilliant, absolutely magnificent! 👌 I will never forget this concert!!!

Am avut vinilul și mi -a plăcut foarte mult. Înainte de 89 în Arad. Nu înțelegeam versurile dar un coleg de serviciu magiar mi le -a tradus. Limbajul muzicii e universal și nu a fost o problemă.❤

I got excited as If correctly timed, this might be the longest "In A Silent Way" I've heard in the later era. Alas, it to quickly becomes something else immediately following the introduction of the theme. Thanks for sharing this, it's one I didn't have.