Teo Macero on Working with Dave Brubeck and Miles Davis

[@adamglasser-t1s]

What an absolutely brilliant self portrait, gripping anecdotes!! Huge kudos to Teo Macero and the genius who filmed this interview 🙏🏽❤

[@jazzenthusiast4353]

Teo Macero was a great musician who gave so much positive input to so many famous Jazz records.

[@snakefinger]

I can’t get enough of Teo. I love this dude.

[@allen6924]

The best editor in music history. I'd heard that he always did the edit of Mile's music. And made him a legend.

[@smoothplatex7168]

I've been a big Miles fan for many many years ... I love hearing stories like this. Great stuff.

[@OrgulloCriolloTV]

thanx so much for sharing this , impossible not to watch this with a big ol smile on my face .

[@jazzjeffjazzjeff]

Pure gold! The back story is never what we imagine! And is almost always better!

[@aarfeld]

The album during which they had that argument over the secretary, which produced a great take, was Bitch's Brew. It's detailed in Ian Carr's excellent biography of Miles published by William Murrow & Co.

[@charleswinokoor6023]

Aaron Feldman Ian Carr’s biography was better than the Davis autobiography.

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[@michal.ochedowski]

I'm glad I've found this video. Thanks for sharing!

[@jevonj77]

Awesome upload!

[@timeWaster76]

Every one I have talked to has the same kind of story's about Dave Brubeck

[@frankfeldman6657]

Great, underappreciated artist.

[@roblevybass]

Teo Macero's stories are fascinating! Joe Zabinoff?

[@acohen1980]

Amazing stuff......thanx

[@marcusvolta6685]

Teo Macero's accounts of his hilarious work relationship with Miles Davis brings to mind what one of the previous executives of Carnegie hall in NYC told me about him when I admitted to him that Miles Davis was my favorite jazz musician. In short, absolutely parallel to what Teo Macero related and he also indicated that Miles was the most difficult person that he had ever dealt with.

[@kevinmitchell4094]

A great producer must have wisdom and understanding in how to coax the best performance out of an artist. Teo Macero understood the process that produced artistry.

[@acohen1980]

at 10.20 secs.......amaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazing......

[@Jacob-4796]

Time out is such an excellent album

[@manjay49]

*This* is a Story!

[@charleswinokoor6023]

Davis never publicly gave Macero his due. If not for Theo - who, by the way, did an excellent job handling the live portions of Live Evil - Miles Davis wouldn’t be revered the way he is.

[@galileoshift8330]

Teo éditéd bitches brew into a classic record : iconic

[@0oidiedinatimemachineo024]

@@galileoshift8330 Yeah Teo is the person who basically spliced all those records together eding tapes and all that.

[@mr.billthrower7392]

Solid black eyes

[@sohooded]

Teo is the person Miles screamed at, damaging his vocal chords after surgery.

[@jazzjeffjazzjeff]

Hmmm, I had always heard that was a cop.

[@georgelumsden4484]

@@jazzjeffjazzjeff it happened in the mid 50's it couldn't have been Teo. you can hear his raspy voice on relaxin with the miles davis quintet. unless there was another instance where they became more damaged

[@jibsmokestack1]

He got his voice because of playing too after a throat operation. I watched a video where Miles is interviewed in the early 50s before his voice changed. Really interesting to hear his real voice

[@MrJadePinwheel]

9:13 LoL