Miles Davis - Call It Anything - Isle of Wight Festival - August 29, 1970

Miles Davis - trumpet
Gary Bartz - saxophones
Chick Corea - electric piano
Keith Jarrett - electric piano
Dave Holland - bass
Jack DeJohnette - drums
Airto Moreira - percussion
label - Eagle Rock Entertainment
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[@0biWanJacobi]

having keith and chick on the same stage is craaaazy man

[@ryanmustain6545]

There is so much groove embedded in the layers it's unreal!

[@jazzmo5893]

Airto Moreira (percussionist) is a genius from Brazil. that whole band is unreal!

[@Gurci28]

This is the guy, the percussion magician! 11:38

[@Gurci28]

The one who blows the whistle is called a whistler.

[@Gurci28]

Sound is a type of energy made by vibrations.

[@Gurci28]

The spiritual whistle. 13:00

[@simontravelstheworld]

I have an Isle of Wight Festival T-shirt from this year, 1970 the year I was born!

[@Skraboing649]

Airto Moreira on percussion really reminds me of Stanley Kubrick in this clip :D

[@alphonsepetitboudu6552]

Et Chick Corea ressemble beaucoup à Prince.

[@KareemPilot]

Gary Bartz playing some great stuff

[@falsenotefest]

Il a été au niveau oui, superbe, et même donné un truc merveilleux ce soir là en jouant.... en inspirant

[@bassboneful]

So incredibly timeless, fresh and energetic! Magical!

[@falsenotefest]

Oui

[@betyvinyl]

Salve Airto Moreira!

[@nsgobbi]

Simply one of the most extraordinary piece of music ever recorded live. Young Dave Holland plays the fundamental role (did he know ?) of gluing all the loose parts into a brilliant performance that broke all the (then) known parameters of jazz-rock & fusion.

[@dockaiser]

... and still does ...

[@ViniciusPelizariTremDoido]

@@dockaiser and still...

[@falsenotefest]

Yep !

[@griffinbjorkman6337]

Dave Holland is totally underrated. His Prism album is a masterpiece.

[@williamkennedy5335]

@@ViniciusPelizariTremDoidomoyl

[@playaplaya1970]

Jack DeJohnette,,,,,lmao....he is a master....

[@Metalbassjoe]

This is so intense!! As a 13 year old boy, I was brought up with all the bollocks you get in the charts today but luckily I found this before it was too late!! Miles is just on another level!! RIP

[@Eprocadation]

You are such a unique little snowflake

[@tosictofic7663]

35:00 Miles smiles

[@jfo333777]

Jack, Dave, and Airto were on one this whole gig

[@hassenfuttingah2744]

More than a half of a century later, it still sounds fresh and revolutionary.

[@RonCarterBassist]

🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@danielealfredomarano5465]

Maestro, Mr. Holland had Fender Bass. The end was marvelous: The Theme!

[@dan_gabriel]

This music it seems to be made in a galaxy far away, compare to nowadays... Great !!!!!!!

[@dariusrahul1159]

Oh... Yeahhh 👳

[@jimbilgere7255]

For sure, I miss that galaxy of joy, today's music is often about destruction

[@djinnmagik2003]

Yeah man! The Bitches Brew band ain't no joke! All-star team of musicians

[@MarinoKlisović]

I think Miles Davis was a genius.

[@falsenotefest]

Merveilleux dans une autre galaxy......aujourd'hui encore

[@reality5458]

I was at this and it completely blew me away. I had never heard Miles Davis, or even of Miles Davis.But this was unforgettable. Roll forward 40 years and I was working with Jack DeJohnette and his band at the Sydney Opera House on my live show of the film "Tribute to Jack Johnson" (from which the album)... I think I may even have impressed myself !

[@jackstrawful]

I’ve only been getting into Miles Davis and jazz in general for less than 2 yrs, but I think this was his true genius. An undisputed master of the old school, he wasn’t afraid to move ahead with the new. While the great majority of his contemporaries had nothing but lambast for the youths’ innovations, disgusted at how their precious art form was getting mangled, Miles saw the merit in what they were doing and embraced it. And both he and they were the better for it.

[@djinnmagik2003]

It's really great to see this particular Miles Davis band kickin'it live! I love the Bitches Brew album 🔥🔥🔥

[@glennp6413]

These guys are definitely grooving.Really cool space age jazz that's flowing . Master's at work.

[@gazzyhook7784]

Makes you feel like your in a rocket shooting through the universe. Amazing.

[@davidfarris894]

All good bro. I like it

[@SimBryant]

What a monster set!

[@pfflam]

damn!!!! around 32-ish . . . I could listen to that groove all day for years

[@ulirunner]

Ein wunderbares Dokument einer Live Session beim Festival auf der Isle of Wight 1970 - Miles und seine illustren Mitstreiter bieten improvisierte Musik a la "Bitches Brew" in Perfektion. Psychedelischer Jazz Rock vom allerfeinsten....! Danke für das Posting ....!

[@ProlificDecibel]

the more i watch and listen the more i love.

[@charlessetterlund9454]

Airto is a freak of nature this is beyond amazing thought it was Billy Cobham n the drums jack dejonnett played some good beats amazing groove thought out till Mike's got sorcerific with his prods

[@ZHenrique26]

Best concert ever! I love this!

[@juanmanuelelez198]

Miles Davis, logró lo que quería, acercar su musica a más gente. No solo a los aficionados al jazz mas ortodoxo. Exploro el mejor jazz, tambien el funk, blues, soul, rock, con una sobresaliente musica que buscaba unos oyentes dentro y fuera del jazz. Su legado perdurará.

[@aidenfiori4825]

Its so awesome we have this amazing footage that lets this concert live on.

[@promerops]

A smile and wave from Miles at the end - no less!

[@AntonioMangue-yp6qm]

If you play like them you have played everything.

[@Sargebri]

Dayum. This still sends chills up my spine. Call it Anything is a correct title for this jam. Miles not only was a great jazz musician, he was a great musician period. Bitches Brew not only influenced jazz, but rock as well. In fact, it played a huge role in the development of funk as well.

[@freedomofexpression4916]

Miles is a time traveller sent by the creator

[@snowfiresunwind]

Love it at 33:57 when those two guys turn their heads in disbelief when Miles walks of the stage and the rest of the band still freaking out! Then at 35:04 Miles returns to check out the crowd - you can almost hear him say 'Damn - I knew I was right!' Whoever has remastered and cleaned up the sound has done a fantastic job on this.

[@aaarauz1]

Miles went to drain the lizard.

[@alf23wlf]

Priceless moment indeed!

[@arnaudbouchet4477]

Dave Holland -tout jeune - tient la baraque à lui tout seul

[@johnkuthe1]

I love Miles Davis, and I a so happy I found my "Kind Of Blue" album. :-)

[@saanzacs]

Fusion was just starting to make it's presence felt in the Jazz world at that time

[@jcjenicek]

this is just sick.

[@mderrico956]

the best,absolutely the best

[@jeffagopsowicz9505]

Dave and Jack what deliciousness

[@jasonhall6064]

This is killer

[@Seventysongs]

Sometimes I love, sometimes I hate! Sometimes had a lot to say and sometimes nothing. This was Miles.

[@sssnacksss]

great crew. Dejonette always awesome, but so nice here w/holland. Gary bartz sounds amazing!!!!

[@sasquatchborracho795]

RIP Chick. One of many great moments in a legendary career...

[@d36williams]

damn thats cool. Jack DeJohnette is a beast

[@falsenotefest]

Certainly the best drummer ever

[@falsenotefest]

Rien entendu de tel, une perfection, indémodable, d'une force et douceur et simplicité et complexité. Le graal du musicien approché au plus prêt par ces types. Incroyable !

[@R34LITY_SUX]

70s' Miles c'était vraiment quelque chose!

[@falsenotefest]

@@R34LITY_SUX Yep

[@calogerobiagiomontalbano7759]

Avanti nel tempo !!!!! Miles Davis is the best

[@golds04]

Have listened to this era of Miles (every year or so) for 30 years: finally connected with it. Yea. ❤🎉

[@JL-mu9sl]

This particular band that MD assembled is at their peak. Those 1970 Fillmore East & West recordings culminated here to transfix the Eurohippies. "Live-Evil" recorded four months later... MD's evolution was rampant.

[@ThrashRoC]

Miles Davis ..REALLY Cool !! I am more into rock /blues , but I also LOVE this kind of Jazz

[@KLBworldwide]

jeez louise this is insane. luv n it.

[@ripedecomp]

truly ..... the best lesson in self disilpine ........... play this most often thank you to all who brought this gift to me from faway .

[@mixolydian2010]

Amazing rythmns, from a bass players stand point i would love to have found those notes and been there..i danced in my chair! Completely infectious and transforming Jarrets head writhing and big grins all round says it all! Cheers for posting the video

[@michaeldean9338]

Still one of my favorites. So much goodness wrapped up in this performance you don't know where to start. lol...IF I were talented enough to be backed by Jack, Chick, Keith, Aireto and Holland, as soon as I reached the wings I'd say: "Alright, Lord...I'm ready to go." (R.I.P., Miles and Chick.)

[@danielmaeda4089]

man im sober but looks like i take lsd listen to this record! what a event!! thanks for posting

[@jrw344]

Bet Joni was impressed, being there & watching him perform. She had admired him since her childhood in Canada.

[@jakobhulten3934]

Incredible. Thanks for sharing.

[@VincentGodinez-m7h]

I had this album, one of my first ones, I managed to save this lp, it has jimi hendrix on the reverse side.

[@patriciomaia3200]

Sensacional essa apresentação do Inoxidável Miles Davis !! Os caras que o acompanharam foram Brilhantes.. Que viagem !! Muito bommmmmmmmm !!!

[@thermosoverfil]

The Bitches Brew material always played well live. CBS have the Filmore concert from about 6 months earlier on cd, with Shorter still in the band and just the one keyboard (Corea). Brilliant!

[@marieannecelticwoman3466]

RIP Armando. Love jazz fests!

[@davebturner123]

Amazing!

[@CristianXanco-gu4uc]

Un resumen hermoso del jazz ❤ Otra forma de la perfección Otra genialidad

[@2112CO]

35 minutes of pure bliss!

[@rossknowles5608]

DVD documentary and interviews followed by the complete performance seen here. Miles Davis Electric - different kind of blue.

[@ogrebattle22763]

I love it.... Miles just taking it to another level.... & for all you early Miles fans who didn't like it or didn't get it well TO BAD FOR YOU....

[@dariusrahul1159]

Qué bárbaro! Después de semejante descarga, uno no queda con ganas de oír nada por un rato. No necesita escuchar NADA MAS! 💥

[@falsenotefest]

💙

[@marksupeotmail.co.ukrbrain2564]

Fierce and beautiful.

[@guybuttery]

Head to 20:00 mark and you can spot legendary Texan folk singer, Shawn Phillips leaning over one of the amps. Apparently he didn't even know he was there until he saw the video. Jumping jacaranda's, this concert was totally next level.

[@innercirclemusic1]

Well, this HAS to be next level when Guy Buttery is here watching! It’s too unbelievable just how inspirational Miles and his generation continue to be to those who followed. I watch this in sheer wonder and as a reminder that I’ve lived in the same time as some of the most extraordinary giants of our time. Life is indeed interesting. P.S. Love your music, Mr Buttery!

[@jazzmania72]

와 라인업 죽이네요 ㄷㄷㄷ

[@axs203]

I remember hearing this at Jim's record shop in Canterbury one day...........it turned me upside down and inside out!

[@chqara]

This is My Goodness ))

[@Kelly-o7t]

Call it badass! ❤

[@TheLordGoat]

they fucking killed that audience lol

[@christhompson7891]

Aw Jack, the way you play those drums, I am compelled to get up and jam with you. Which could be embarrassing as I don't play anything. That was me on the hill at the beginning in the 2 tents joined together.

[@CezaarRiio]

The master

[@snowfiresunwind]

Wow - 1970 and Dave Holland invents the template for disco bass guitar!

[@stkittsdave1]

How remarkable it would be for it’s 50 anniversary for Chick, Dave, Jack and the lot to revive this great concert with Ambrose or Avishai Cohen playing the role of Miles.

[@Kelly-o7t]

That's the stuff, right there!

[@flame-sky7148]

This is art painted on the canvas of space and time. Thank you Miles!! The climax for me is 22:12 through 24:15, they just morph right into it.

[@mgrimault]

Oh ... My ...God

[@Luism-tz2ey]

this is sick!!!

[@pemello95]

lawl i luv that texas musox

[@JonTChannel]

Unbelievable music.......

[@arnaudbouchet4477]

ca tient la route , special dédicace à Airto Moreira

[@PauloFerreira-ye4en]

Miles the Pioneer

[@6789uiop]

Was that line up even street legal? Young DeJonette... my my my What fun on bass. So cool as they got warm.

[@udomatthiasdrums5322]

still love it!!

[@Mr.MBarrett]

So groovy, so creative! Love it!!

[@vasilikiang.1319]

OBLIGED! THANK YOU!!!

[@luizavanco4943]

Goddam! Epic

[@handsomegrooves]

handsome grooves - yes indeed!

[@andydiaz8950]

Chick on the piano! Very cool

[@arnaudbouchet4477]

Gary Bartz a le look du free jazzman respect, comme disent les jeunes

[@vicentehuerta8029]

ya van a ser 45 años este fin demes un abrazo a todos los amantes de la musica de miles david

[@todoeSSonido]

Gigantes!!

[@sandrobakhtadze219]

Goddddddddddddddddd !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@noiseforthealgorithm4668]

such young keith jarrett..25 years old

[@koso9921]

Dave you maniac !

[@eliashampton8080]

the tune at 2:52 is Directions. from the live at the Fillmore album originally, I think

[@JRafael1961]

grande Miles

[@D3cyTH3r]

pretty epic stuff