Miles Davis - Hannibal - LIVE 1991

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[@josephkrokoski5095]

Before Miles Davis, the word "cool" was defined as a temperature.

[@hananisowe291]

Absolutely!!!

[@BlackWarriorLures]

Yup! He literally recorded the album Birth of the Cool.

[@earthurgreen57]

Yeah an outdoor temperature at that

[@CooManTunes]

Generic statement. The same could be said for many people.

[@mustafasolomon9061]

Excellent

[@CGZuozo]

The saxophone solo is just divine

[@giorgigvelesiani9180]

absolutely)))

[@ericbush6124]

You are right redefined Cool Miles Did

[@Jacqo-z3n]

Incroyable 🤩🤍

[@lofi-dave]

The name of the saxophonist is Kenny Garrett

[@perrymalson8246]

The Picasso, Maestro, this man was all those things, and then some. I enjoyed listening to his albums, cassettes, Cd's whatever has his music on it. His music transformed my life, taught me to relax more, to enjoy life period! I actually had the privilege of seeing his last two performances when he came to Philadelphia to perform, I was mesmerized then as I am now, and will always be of this man and what he has done for music in general! He was a performer and there will never be another like him in my lifetime. Thank you Dad for introducing me to Miles Davis and his music.

[@micjac1]

That sound never grows old. Even all these decades later. Timeless

[@lionelwoodyard8345]

I have listened to the album Miles Live Around The World more than any Album or CD EVER PERIOD. and each time that I do I hear and learn something about the GENIUS of MR. MILES DAVIS..... CHIEF .... I lived in NYC from 1972 to 1981 and because of a good friend Trumpet Player Lester Bowie , I had the honor of meeting Chief MILES DAVIS ... great HONOR. I use to run errands for Mr. Miles Davis.

[@kendiggins2306]

+Lionel Woodyard I would shine Miles' shoes as you say it would have been an honor. A genius for multiple generations.

[@kendiggins2306]

+Lionel Woodyard I would shine Miles' shoes as you say it would have been an honor. A genius for multiple generations.

[@cerimccoy]

That's amazing!!!

[@joelwhite7884]

Wow...!!!!

[@michaeljewell1139]

Lionel Woodyard dude I have listened to that so much I can play it by heart on the harmonica

[@michaelcorenzwit6860]

The Picasso of jazz. Always evolving and creativity in everything that he did. I saw him in the 60s at a small and intimate jazz club. When he walked into the room you immediately knew that he was special. Deep penetrating eyes and mind that you knew you were in the presence of genius.

[@victormahlaola7548]

Such a magnificent jazz musician 🎉

[@EdwardBernardtravel]

Miles music transitioned time space and generations. He was always an innovator and cutting edge musician.

[@angelamoore6983]

Live on Miles!!!!

[@frankiethewolf7712]

Man no words can describe the way I feel and interpret the way the horn lines sound to my ears . Miles sure did know how to choose the people to play with. The bands chemistry was so unified. That was one the best live recordings I’ve ever heard . I listened to it all the time go get inspired to play in this place we call life. god bless the world for spawning musical giants and the musical gumbo that is jazz . This music can make you feel things you never thought were possible:)

[@callmemonkh9020]

You said it Brother....

[@gusspacedisco5677]

Mindmachine!!!!!!!

[@LosaLevim]

time stops when i listen to miles.. wow

[@napomania]

that's true buddy. I love his sound

[@nicoseemusic3004]

Wow is right

[@traceyquick865]

Me too

[@tallsmile28]

What an amazing performance. I cant stop watching it over and over.

[@kurtisrichard9921]

Gre8t

[@nicolegoodman6479]

Me too! I just loved me some Miles!

[@ignaciof.3092]

One of the best sax solo I ever heard!!

[@kevinguillaume7895]

I had the pleasure of living across the street from Mr. Davis, in New York, from 1975-1980. He had a beautiful 3 story brownstone at 77 th st. btwn West End Ave & Riverside Dr. He wasn’t signed to a label either so at this point, his favorite thing to do on the weekend l, was blast music!! And I mean BLAST!!! But the wild thing was… No one ever complained!! EVER!!! You’d be at the super market, in line, trying to discuss with others, what was he playing!! “That was from “ Bitches Brew” Naw! I got Bitches Brew man! That was from another album! I personally think that most of the music was from live performances that he taped, & he would listen to them later at some point!! I LOVE me some MDDIII. I’m still listening & learning Maestro!!! 🎺

[@CloveCoast]

I’d love to talk to you about that, I’m a Miles superfan. Especially Miles w/ Marcus. I play trumpet, Miles Davis was always the my example to look to.

[@JohnGreenanwildone]

this Miles Davis and Kenny Garret, the musical understanding between the two, was Miles' last contribution to JAZZ, a GIANT in his role as a pathfinder in the music! There is an essence here that one cannot describe and most miss it, but if one HEARS it it can be uplifting to a place beyond this earth to peace and freedom severing the ties to the chaos here ! jg

[@joansaumell6023]

miles davis heavy metal

[@macleadg]

There’s music that’s pretty; that’s great. There’s music that’s fun & makes you want to dance; that’s great, too. There’s music that’s a vehicle for musicians to show off their skills; love it. But, then there’s music that reaches for something higher than us & too mysterious & too profound to even talk about, and that’s how I hear this.

[@JohnDoe-jc3cl]

And music like that is a magic carpet ride....for me

[@raymondweaver5303]

I was at his last concert in 1991 August at the Hollywood Bowl, Epic!!!

[@urbansamurai3609]

Me too. Also all his Coach House concerts in San Juan Capistrano.

[@RichardHickman-z8f]

I was at bowl. I will never forget sounds coming from his trumpet. RIP jazz genius.

[@strictlynorton]

The master musician and mystic. Words can never convey the magic that is Miles Davis!

[@docwill184]

Breathless. Rhythm section is sooo tight and Miles just wafting over it. Sick, sick, sick...

[@cmkilcullen8176]

Miles - the master of strength in subtley. Miss you Miles. Grateful that I, we have your music. Your music is always relevant in time and time is now. Ubuntu, MIles.

[@sydneymorey6059]

WELL SAID FRIEND.

[@ladyredconstance]

Love this.,,drinking a glass of nice wine. I wish I could have seen him in Concert...great video.

[@l3ftpocket]

Me too.

[@gregoryjohnson4538]

Isaiah Kettles so fortunate that summer nite.... Downtown Pittsburgh's Pennsylvania Stanley theatre.... miles never did encores... so im told... on last note of concert we left n coming out side door was miles n ms cicely tyson.... i was w a friend n almost knocked over... i apologized n sais great show miles" im glad u enjoyed the show" all this took place within couple seconds n off they went into a white Lincoln stretch limo.... dang i was so lucky... Regards

[@oldschool5539]

Front Row Seating, on a Barco, w/ your FAVORITE Liquid Poution, an CIGAR, and MILES Providing Musical MAGIC............!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@judylea1671]

Saw him live at the Concord Jazz Festival it was the 2nd performance before he passed. Had seen him before but this was so special..

[@mouhamadoumoustaphafall2436]

I seen him in concert Ottawa CNA

[@jonathanfoxx4651]

Miles Davis, truly an innovator and trend setter in jazz. One of my trumpet mentors. A masterpiece song portraying life as they presented in many ways.

[@sergiocostas8419]

Uno de los mejores músicos del planeta

[@ericmoore6067]

I remember my barber telling me he got a chance to see Miles perform live in the mid 70’s He (miles) showed up 1 hour late hit the stage lower the mic ankle high turned his back the whole performance and left everyone BREATHLESS 🎺🎺🎺🎺

[@AlmtyIsis111]

He talked about why he turns his back. He said he looks for the best acoustic pocket and moves to play in it. I was awed!

[@khaldounelbey3968]

Detroit's own Kenny Garrett on alto sax! I really love all of Miles' live versions of Hannibal, but I do wish Marcus Miller was available at the performance to add his bass clarinet refrains that he played on the studio version.

[@hasake8873]

Richard Patterson is really funkin-up that bass. Love it.

[@lisafan6365]

This is my favorite song they did together

[@johnshitwalker3483]

Such emotion in this masterpiece... Thank you so much Miles.

[@johnshitwalker3483]

Anybody knows the musicians' names ?

[@jamessmothers4164]

Incredible, simply incredible...! Jazz Mastery at it's finest - MILES, WE MISS YOU...!

[@bymyself9487]

Nothing but Perfection Miss you Miles. The Trumpet Master 💙

[@Afrojoeful]

The Trumpet amd much more.......the rythm, the beats the mood and the whole........he was the music master !

[@gohunting13]

I saw him play in Albuquerque at the Kiva Auditorium. One of the best shows I've ever seen. It was amazing. Brilliant ! He had a guitarist that was amazing as well. Miles cut him loose on stage to compliment both they're talents.

[@noraratajczak5464]

Une pure merveille !! Miles savait mettre en valeur ses musiciens... Un vrai génie rempli d'humilité

[@lungching7102]

Tout à fait d'accord ....après question humilité....avec miles on repassera

[@loud7070]

Pure Miles, pure jazz. What an amazing piece of music ! ! !

[@gusspacedisco5677]

Theres no words to describe this magnificent performance of the Master Davis, all the musicians are so coooool, MINDMACHINES 👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@exjazzer]

I'm amazed every time I watch. We miss Miles!

[@rogeralexandrebueno1]

This bass bringing all the atmosphere of mystery, sensational.

[@Afrojoeful]

You can hear the Marcus Miller vibe all over it 💙

[@panorama4526]

I saw his concert in München in 91. On that day Miles Davis was already very weak. Two people to his left and right accompanied him to entrance of the stage, and waited there for him after the concert. He passed away the same year. Kenny Garrett left the concert after his solo for at least ten minutes, and wandered the aisles in front of the hall. I think he was pretty exhausted.

[@A.ChristopherJohnson]

Wish my idol Miles was still with us !!! Peace / Blessings & RIP the illest ! ! ! Philly Joe 4 life !!!!!

[@gusspacedisco5677]

Jazz on the top high level, music for sensitive ears, WOW!!!!!!!!!!

[@excellenttravel3835]

Oh my please take me back in time

[@percyg1]

Miles has left an indelible mark .

[@reneperea3142]

Absoluteky wonderful, there is no word no to express what Miles did to Music!!!!

[@strictlynorton]

He changed the game forever. In the way History is BC and AD, Jazz is BM and AM! We will never see his like again.

[@2bski]

One of my all time favorites. Marcus Miller pinned this tune for Miles. So influential was Miles for Marcus.

[@MrDevinDove]

There is so much emotion coming from Kenny Garrett's horn !

[@aroulleauxdugage]

Stand up for Miles (and Marcus).

[@АлександрВольский-ю8е]

+André Roulleaux Dugage there is no Marcus on this concert

[@aroulleauxdugage]

Александр Вольский : Hannibal was composed by Marcus Miller. Actually they collaborated.

[@mbayethiam1611]

Respect

[@myklallen7184]

The bassist was Richard Patterson, from Chicago!

[@spirithawk2418]

Miles you put strength in me when I feel feel down man, your words ....your notes music .. thank you .

[@DiegoMendes_25]

Man... I love this Kenny Garret lick! 6:34

[@peterthalvogel2452]

Miles during his last tour in Europe (June 28th-July 21st 1991). Actually the piece got played for about 15 minutes. Miles Davis: tr, keyb Kenny Garrett: as, fl Deron Johnson: keyb Foley McCreary: lead piccolo bass Richard Patterson: b Ricky Wellman: d

[@valentinhristovski4775]

Is there any link of the last tour in Europe (June 28th-July 21st 1991). Actually the piece got played for about 15 minutes. ? Thanks

[@MichelHubert-lg9so]

Les souffles de génie réunis merci 🌌

[@Tryezz]

Groovin' as always. Respect to all the musicians, and of course, the one and only...Miles Davis....always stayin' cool on em'.

[@llndamigliori4738]

Kenny Garrett Foley e Wellman hanno recepito in pieno l'essenza del linguaggio di Miles...poche note e frasi basate su ritmo e dinamica. Genius

[@pongufogu9457]

Dov'è una femmina capace di sintetizzare così un pensiero musicale? Mi struggerò nell'ignoto 😟

[@ertreri]

last year of his life... sad. amazing artist. in this performance he had to wait until 9:33 to be able to start playing the sax entered crazy solo mode until then

[@Afrojoeful]

Whos here after hearing of Cecelia Tyson passing.....she gave him this last lease of life to define the jazz we liaten to today

[@bandicoot5412]

It's amazing the creative field this artist has sown, showers of blessing upon such positive true art blessings galore!

[@sabymindbiz]

Hannibal: Miles & his band is pure genius!!!

[@michaelaldrid]

Kenny is so lyrical and intense and giving it's all the same just do the thing like it's the last thing you'll ever do!

[@bennoliebig7068]

this is what art is about. the fear of people to let this happen is the reason for the mainstream

[@davidflores-lq3kf]

Absolute masters of the craft!

[@RealDocJames]

Oh my GOODNESS!!! That saxophone though!!!

[@jayscribe7547]

The last true Jazz God

[@jylyhughes5085]

Miles ..... pure genius

[@tyronewilliams6518]

Thank you Mr.Miled Davis.

[@tyronewilliams6518]

Miles

[@alessandrademartini891]

Grande Miles!!! GRAZIE

[@gregoryjohnson4538]

man im so fortunate. ..., got to c miles in bout 86 Pittsburgh's pa. Stanley theater was anyone else there in all this time i talked to one cat that was there. ... wow

[@elizeujardim3590]

Marcaram época, Miles Davis e banda; também quando John Coltrane foi integrante alcançaram enorme projeção nesse ritmo que milhões apreciam: o jazz. Excelente!!!!

[@gregoryjohnson5006]

Sooooo fortunate to have seenm in Pittsburgh PA at Stanley Theatre...he hadda lineup of some very very young cats... probably way younger than half his age...I'm told couple from Youngstown State...last time he had played pitts was bout '63 ...this was bout '85-86..seenm all from dizzy to humble pie... over years...no doubt ... best ever..in. My opinion

[@philipcameron3784]

Sax player is out of this world 🌎. Absolutely incredible 👏. Lost for words .

[@dk2853]

Kenny Garrett.

[@amadouguisse7497]

Kenny est magnifique ❤❤❤❤!

[@deloreansmith7364]

Man this is awesome. Great sax action also. yessir

[@leefrye6679]

That was Awesome!

[@jeanmichelachiary9336]

Le groove du bassiste ... Ouaouh!

[@Sortirai]

jean michel achiary Richard patterson on bass à écouter le concert de juillet 90 !!! Montreux même bassiste !!! Il me levais de la chaise en live👍a 33 minutes du concert solo 🎸

[@jeanmichelachiary9336]

Merci Hervé !!

[@donh3590]

beyond genius

[@ueoai1126]

91年の映像だぁ？嘘だろ、91年のライブ映像なんて7月8日のモントルーと10日パリの同窓会コンサートぐらいしかないはずだぞ、と眉に唾つけながら見てびっくり。HANNIBALのこの無駄に長いイントロは紛れもなく91年のプレイだ！すげえ！

[@Daniel-ir6rv]

I remember the day Miles died, i thought it was my father's death, fortunatelly his music will stay...

[@A.ChristopherJohnson]

Bravo !!!!!

[@canaldosimplesaocomplexo2946]

SENSACIONAL!! GÊNIO!

[@exjazzer]

Crying of the soul.

[@karlosvelazquez6970]

Esta música es sumamente apasionada.

[@abdulghani8269]

best jazz ever

[@annamariafrate3617]

The Best!!!! MILES ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🎶🎶🎶🎺

[@claudemirmanoelangeloangel6328]

O que há de melhor da música sensacional!!!

[@helenjones5801]

Ever evolving

[@usmc2020627]

I saw Miles at The Concord Pavilion just before he died and he was in fine form very much like this set / Kenny Garrett , the real Kenny G , was a monster as was the whole band .

[@gregoryjohnson5006]

Best concert ...ever....seenm all herbie Hancock....weather report RTF Maha...Billy Cobham....u name it...downtown Pittsburgh PA bout 1986 Stanley theatre

[@alekss.2303]

Его творчество затронуло почти каждое новое направление в котором он был участником и вдохновителем новых идей.

[@airbornec7ld205]

People forget who wrote this song. The legendary Marcus Miller, the only writer,producer and artist that can tame the biggest of egos into playing..

[@charlesg6251]

While Dizzy was the Matisse of jazz ... Miles was the Picasso always evolving ...

[@gregoryjohnson4538]

Charles G in bout 79-80 Penn state beaver campus. ... The blacj student union was able to get dizzy to play it was psu new outdoor ampitheatre.... Only bout 100 people there is my guess... he perforned as if there were a hundred thousand. .. lol i gotten ol dizzys autograph on paper plate .. Had that bout 25 yrs.... then in 86 i think saw miles at Pittsburgh's Pennsylvania Stanley theatre after show almost knocked him n his wife cicely Tyson over right aftter show. .. we were told miles never did encores. ... so we left after last note n thats when my encounter occred.... damn... i have been so fortunate.... regards

[@TiteTrax]

That you have to compare the original people of the planet to those who came long after just shows how white supremacy has destroyed the natural fabric of time and space. Where are the names of the original people who were great painters such that you need to use examples of people from cultures far less advanced and civilized. That's ok. The Bible prophecy is being fulfilled and soon the world won't have to worry about the miseducation, imperialism, colonialism, terrorism, subterfuge, chemical warfare, biological warfare, GMO death system, and any other tools of the white race that they use to maintain white supremacy. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaeQYWuKdritaac

[@edespinoza3403]

One badass tune.

[@geoffreyhall2034]

Don't hold back brother let it all go.... and we thank you

[@edemirlb623]

Wow. Music @ its very Best.. #Miles.Ahead

[@denesjuhasz7819]

That s music....great music.

[@mikeroramos3467]

Lo mejor de lo mejor,,,

[@kappakoool]

Dope.

[@keithlamontdavis8047]

Damn, Damn, Damn!!!

[@Andtewt]

One word: tight

[@sound-ur1bq]

The version on CD "Live Around the world" is also a very good one, listen to it !

[@mbayethiam1611]

Magistral

[@donh3590]

when kenny goes beast....

[@KeekeeMwaniki]

All hail the G.O.A.T #milesdavisprinceofdarkness

[@warrendoris9669]

That saxman was calling all the ancestors from 3000 years back! The souls of black people!

[@Minotauro_di_Chieti]

Yt most idiotic comment.

[@SalvatoreStrazzulla-jazzfusion]

grande miles

[@ServeeSchellinx]

Nice nice

[@sergiocostas8419]

Nunca escuché algo así...gracias!!!

[@johnvite37]

un gran musico, excepcional eres grande

[@EssabouiHassan]

Jazz jazz,aime