It’s Ginger Baker on drums.

A young vibrant Miles ! Great line-up as well.

wow, great sound quality!

Thanks for this; I, too, hope a proper video can be found in better quality.

This band sounds phenomenal. Do you have more from the early 50s?

I was there somewhere front row! Remember like it was yesterday! 🤩🤩🤩

The neighborhood crowd is in full effect, in San Juan Capestrono. Far away from the 'Hood...

Man this is the hottest ish I ever stayed up to watch back then in 1989 when I was 22 yo. Love it still today! RIP to David Sanborn and the great Miles Davis

マイルス自身、ジャコパスというベーシストの存在は知らなかったという話

devil for ever

Awesome interaction of the "Lost"Quintet... post Bitches Brew taking thier sweet time to explore. Fabulous.

Devil is alive !!!

grazie stupendo

I just finished re-reading Miles' autobiography (hadn't looked at it since I got it in 1989), and hearing this band and having the history fresh in mind really brings this music to life. Your liner notes pretty much cover Miles' situation at this time. I had forgotten how deep into heroin Miles was early on in his career and how much it dominated his day-to-day existence. It's amazing he was able to eventually kick the habit, avoid pulling a Bird, and go on to invent 3 or 4 new styles of jazz over the next 40 years. Thanks a lot for posting this.

le funk guitar à 2:10:40 est bien au tip

Thanks so much.

Love Billy’s comments at the very end (ha ha). Miles, you see, was NOT into the encore thing, you dig. Once he and his sidemen left, THEY LEFT. PERIOD.

Although at the time the (promotional) powers that be decided to edit the slower material (My Funny Valentine) together as well as the uptempo pieces (‘Four’ And More), I tend to like hearing this concert ‘unedited’ and in concert order. (Call it “The TCM Effect”.)

Such a chad lineup

Some additional comments that we didn't have space for in the notes above: These pieces were issued on a number of Boris Rose's bootlegs, recorded from a radio broadcast hosted by DJ Symphony Sid Torin. Torin's between-song introductions were not included on these bootlegs, as they had been on some other Rose boots. The audio on these bootlegs was rough but listenable, but the main issue was that the tracks were running off-speed (we previously posted this session back in 2016 in these off-speed versions). Even when officially issued by Blue Note records the speed ran up to a semitone sharp (the official issue also omits the brief fragment of Jumpin' With Symphony Sid, which was probably a broadcast sign-off of only a few bars). This version has been speed corrected and re-EQed and, we believe, is now superior to the issued versions. If you enjoy what we do here, please consider helping raise our profile in the following ways: Subscribe to the channel Click the bell to be notified every time we post Click the thumbs-up on the posts you like Share our posts with like minded people and don't forget to click 'Show more' above to read the liner notes on this post You can also thank us by buying us a coffee: ko-fi.com/milestonesarchive Thank you!

Todo un genio Miles Y siempre bien acompañado Hermoso ❤

He was only 19!!

My favorite Miles era is 88-91 so I love when you upload these. appreciate you!

Art Blakey on Wayne Shorter : “It’s how he scrambles those eggs!”

God damn!…hot stuff for the weekend. Thank you so much MD arichve! ❤🎶

Miles reaching up there on Good Bait!

Les solos de Coltrane sont ce qu'il a fait de plus incroyables dans On green dolphin street, Walkin et Bye Bye Blackbird. Il se loupe un peu après. La version de Round Midnight est moins bonne que celle de l'album du même nom et du live avec Georges Coleman

I am an atheist almost becoming religios

I live in Rio de Janeiro and I saw this show when I was 16 years old. It changes everything to me. Now I know whats explain my love for Agharta, recorded the next year in Tokyo, The sound is more or less the same. Thanks to whoever posted the video on KZbin.

I went to both the gigs Miles played that night at the Festival Hall 👌Great Band. Miles was superb. I have always absolutely loved the ‘Time After Time’ from this gig…so incredibly moving…he takes so much time with the mute…no rushing…lots of space…Scofield’s beautiful little solo..then mute off and those high notes ❤❤ oh my God, it gets me every time…one of my favourite pieces of music.

That guitar riff starting at 0:56 is from Golden Years. Can't find the artist's name.

July 2nd? Are you sure that's not a typo of june 2nd?

EVIL FOR EVER

Evil for ever !!!!!

Evil for ever

Can't wait! 🍻🍻

Questa formazione ho avuto la fortuna di ascoltarla dal vivo il 21/07/1984 in un grandissimo festival nel teatro grande di Pompei.

Superb!

!by this music I wantnto take my last way to heaven

proper live album needed from 1984.... got most years from 81 to 91....

You've done a great job cleaning up the tape. Thanks for sharing. I love this band!

My mother and I were both night owls. We watched this show together until I left for college. One of my most precious memories.

Thx for this addition: such a gem, he sounds confident !(no mute). And yes the sound quality of this recording is not the best, considering that it’s on one of the most renowned European stages, badly affecting Al’s cymbal sound….

I was lucky to find a double live album titled Mikes Davis-Heard The World at my local record store. My copy was released in 1983 when I was in high school, it contains Tokyo July 14 1964 w/Rivers and Berlin September 25 1964 w/Shorter.

This is killing!!

Summer 1975 as best as I can be certain.

An old friend of mine was working in the theatre's sound crew; he met Miles at this show 🙂. Colin, old mate, here's to ya, brother! 😇

I am smoking some. Listening to this. And watching flying birds around me. And the sun goes down. Melting into paradies tower.

Love, it when I hear music by Miles that's timeless and that could be all his music! The drummer sounds like Jack DeJohnette, not Joe Chambers 🎺🎷🥁🎹🎸🎼👑🙌🏿🌠🔥♥️

Is this remastered album on iTunes or Amazon Music. Kindly send a link.