Miles Davis live in Stockholm 1973

Live at Konserthuset, Stockholm, SWE 1973-10-27
1 Band warming up 0:48
2 Untitled Original 730424c (M. Davis) 16:12
3 Calypso Frelimo (M. Davis) 20:31
4 For Dave [Mr. Foster] (M. Davis) 13:32
5 Tune in 5 (with applause) (M. Davis) 5:01
Liebman continues with "For Dave" (ts solo) while the rhythm section plays "Tune in 5"; cga solo 2:00-4:30
Miles Davis (tpt, org)
Dave Liebman (ss, ts, fl)
Pete Cosey (g, perc)
Reggie Lucas (g)
Michael Henderson (el-b)
Al Foster (d)
James Mtume Forman (cga, perc)

[@KhalDrogo76]

Miles is 47 yrs old here...think about that....mindblowing almost 50 yrs old and totally embracing the new styles of music and completely shedding his hard bop career, fearless! guy was a f'n WIZARD

[@user-cp9ny1qt1l]

Everthig around this era flows into Agharta and Pangea finally.I think both of two are everlasting masterpiece of all time.

[@SuperStrik9]

Pete Cosey is incredible. 🎸

[@georgemcfetridge8310]

Close to being not music while being musical.

[@teelurizzo8542]

Arguably Miles Davis most radical live incarnation. Always a pleasure to be a able to have access to precious performances like this one - even if my favorite 'Electric Miles' is probably the 1971 line up. Most notably here is the pristine video quality. Gotta love early 1970s post-psychedelic clothes and colours too!

[@LocalManMakesMusic]

When the guitarist is sitting in front of a giant percussion table, you know it’s gonna be dope as hell!

[@williemakeit2346]

David Leibman to my ears was very hit and miss with this edition of Miles’s band. He could sound incredible at times and incredible out of place at others. Sonny Fortune and Sam Morrison were both more conversant sax players for this band.

[@strictlynorton]

Only the creme de la creme got to share a stage with Miles, but those who did were loved and respected by Davis. The cat was otherworldly. A god who once walked among men.

[@anatomiadahistoria]

Watched this video countless times before this high quality version came in, and it's like listening to it for the first time, the energy on this night...

[@portinarih]

I love this era of miles and the musicians of him, because they are like dark Hippies.

[@terronb]

These boys were COOKIN!!! Deep, stanky grooves. I love it

[@mishiknezevic5102]

Finally some music I can understand and listen to

[@SD9xcp311x]

Miles at his greatest! 1973-75. Pete Cosey is probably the most underrated jazz-Funck guitar player!

[@buckbuckley7221]

This Man owned his moments, own yours, forget and learn from your past, it's what makes us, good or bad. Peace Brother we will forever enjoy what you put down.

[@jkf9167]

That Agharta-era band. Wow. What a bunch of freaks, and I mean that as a compliment! Pete Cosey and Michael Henderson are bananas. I can just imagine Miles looking at me the way he looks at Liebman and Cosey and thinking, "Does this mean I'm doing good or bad?"

[@stevearle]

Around the 40 min. mark Dave Liebman has the best "early" effects units made for sax... What a great sound! and D.L. is playing to the effect at one point and really understanding this original tone (it has takin brass, woodwind etc. instruments years to catch up on the huge advancements in sound manipulation, appropriate for the times we have happened upon... (I diiiigress) but here we are left with a new timbre to enjoy.

[@UlisesBarrera]

An endless joy that will live for ever, a universal feel that doesn’t need time, a unique form to express reality

[@reggiemoscat1822]

Been playing this whole video nonstop. THIS IS REAL MUSIC! 2020 ✊😎

[@Francesco6961]

Was fortunate to see this band a few times. This was an exceptionally awesome night!

[@Myuzak]

Listening to Miles records I always thought Mtume had 5 hands, he could make so much conga sound. Top quality video but nothing can capture those 5 hands! Awesome concert