Miles Davis - Miles Runs the Voodoo Down - 8/18/1970 - Tanglewood (Official)

[@directcurrent5751]

Never again. I feel lucky to have shared my lifetime with Miles Davis.

[@flacidhouse350]

I love how he gives the band two or three notes and lets them stew on that for a couple of measures.

[@dannyandrews4179]

Thirty years later, still Miles ahead!

[@heyhey5712]

40 years.....

[@sandroleone1419]

Thirty years? 100 hundred years ahead !

[@justinpiper8026]

Like watching the oceans being formed💝

[@ronnieknight9957]

Keep on running after that Voodoo Miles!

[@spacerockwizard]

Great gosh almighty, what a groove.

[@jaysteve8048]

Miles the rock star!

[@eadg4life1]

Genius music right there

[@heyhey5712]

Dave Holland's playing is something to behold .

[@sabadabdiodowa8539]

Miles admired black musicians who couldn't read and write music . Jimmy was one of them .

[@taismith3926]

Sabad Abdi odowa You are an idiot. What a foolish and ignorant thing to say. You are a fucking MORON AND AN ASSHOLE!!!

[@flacidhouse350]

Why put race into that? Miles didn't.

[@BarrySmith70]

August 1970. This was the warm up gig for Miles’ appearance the Isle of Wight Festival a few weeks later. The Who and the Doors were also at the festival. The Voices of East Harlem (the opening act at Tanglewood) also was at the Festival

[@MajesticMage]

1:12 shook me to the core

[@fordtaurus1]

Do you think he looked at the bass player afterwards in frustration?

[@guarddogrecords1]

That keyboard player is filling all that good space- incredible. Woof woof. Sincerely, Guard Dog Records

[@michaelcorenzwit6860]

That’s Keith Jarrett on keyboards.

[@jaycollins8055]

And Chick Corea

[@ekadudka7502]

Father of the Jazz the Bird M. D. and young Jaco. Heavenly Kingdom to them.

[@PotatoQuality251]

What?? You're so wrong lmao Dave Holland is playing, not Jaco.

[@chessking7347]

Kenny Garret is the entire package. Delicious riffs & grooves. Never gets old. Thank you so much for posting/sharing. 🙏🏻

[@flooey580]

Kenny Garrett was ten years old when this was filmed. That's Gary Bartz.

[@chessking7347]

@@flooey580 My bad.

[@marcelojimenez9518]

El Gran Maestro Miles Davies el Padre del jazz rock !!!!!

[@jamescurran9002]

Is that not the most Bad Ass performance ever? Bad Ass! Bad Ass all day long!!!

[@pietrochianese9308]

Grande Miles ci manchi tantissimo ❤

[@lumanchu3386]

Damn! That Horn Goodness.

[@Paulistaninha]

Wonderful!

[@sheilabarron4526]

Tribute Master (RIP)Miles Never Forgotten Thank you ✌💙

[@jurgenczwienk1960]

What a pace!!!

[@cleoschwab2203]

Marvelous!

[@MultiGrajeda]

Superb...

[@stephenl6487]

very groovy !

[@manomuylenta]

Cool ever and ever...

[@gersonmaia1494]

Miles Davis, gênio.!

[@blackknight7017]

THE PRINCE OF DARKNESS IS NO MORE BUT THIS WILL REIGN FOREVER.....

[@片岡美秀]

型にはまらない、斬新さが価値観を変え世界が、認めた要因ですね。🆒

[@danyelle8856]

senza tempo.......insuperato

[@marcoseti7422]

Miles Davis Live At Tanglewood 1970 andrebbe pubblicato in dvd/blu-ray Disc è così bello e potente questo set, ma purtroppo mancano i primi 3 minuti del video, mentre l’audio è stato pubblicato nel cofanetto ''Bitches Brew'' 40th anniversary 3cd+1dvd ed é spettacolare.

[@hmm4214]

Credo esistano delle pubblicazioni non ufficiali del DVD di questo concerto, ma il male è che sono difficili da reperire...

[@lesbiangroupbikinideath8892]

My top fev movies are "I cant think straight " and Elena Undone"

[@garrygregory5921]

Artist like him talked with their instruments

[@gillesmasson4031]

Ronron, ronron Miles.

[@mariabejaranomonge2183]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@Cordmichael]

My mistake.This was recorded one month exactly before Jimi Hendrix died.Please excuse this error.

[@PotatoQuality251]

Just edit your previous comment? I mean this is not rocket science.

[@PotatoQuality251]

4:56 Is this Carlos Santana? Far right, black leather coat.

[@diogenes2550]

Yes.

[@alessandrodesouza6003]

Alessandro de Souza

[@MrDriller36]

Somebody please tell me who the bass player is, thank you.

[@JentschChris]

My teacher (1989 - 1991) Dave Holland.

[@stevenfowler411]

The great and awesome Dave holland.

[@ldmb89]

Wish I could say I like it.

[@jamesconnors5653]

1) Thank you much. 2) Can we get a list of personnel?

[@ElSacacacas300]

The musicians playing here (without counting Miles) are Keith Jarrett and Chick Corea on keyboards, Jack DeJohnette on drums, Gary Bartz on saxophone, Dave Holland on bass, and probably Airto Moreira in percussion, since you can hear someone play the cuíca across the song.

[@marklfazey9705]

@@ElSacacacas300you know you know 👍🏼 History in the making as you know :

[@jiyujizai]

😃💙🌸🌱

[@ilovetomorrow]

.👍

[@shimtest]

only Miles could get Keith Jarrett to play that cheesy electric keyboard

[@lucienfournier0]

what a weird thing to be old school about. electric keyboards have given us a wide variety of new sounds that many take just as seriously as the grand piano

[@SmokinGun55]

It was only his love for Miles' music that made Jarrett play electric, something he would never do. Those words were from Jarrett himself.

[@cali22boi]

The Fender Contempo organ. Keith played it along with a Rhodes after Chick's departure

[@comanchedase]

How they just sync immediately...man...

[@alessandrodesouza6003]

Alessandro de Souza sujeira Baeta Neves axé

[@instantlunch12]

3:24

[@nicolechapon7414]

Jimmy Hendrix est décèdé le 18 septembre 1970, et non au mois d'août

[@blackknight7017]

MILES LAST INTERVIEW WAS WITH JIMI'S EX.

[@FawleyJude]

C'est vrai, mais c'est "Jimi".

[@richardvanelli7610]

I'm a little pimp with my hair gassed back, a pair of khaki pants with my shoes shined black.

[@alexandthewhalesnake6767]

Bern berm be

[@Cordmichael]

This was recorded on the day Jimi Hendrix died in London

[@hiphoprnb9956]

The day Jimi Hendrix died.

[@BlackPrimeMinister]

+gustav haglund holy crap, that's a good spot. they can't have known.

[@0625jumbo]

I think Jimi died 9/18/1970

[@hiphoprnb9956]

yes my bad, i did just notice.

[@BlackPrimeMinister]

gustav haglund jimi should have been onstage here!

[@hiphoprnb9956]

No they didn't, they decided jam one night but miles never arrived becasue he got into some trouble at the studio *****

[@humourglobul4113]

Miles was so fucked up.

[@cali22boi]

Yeah... so there are multitudes of verified accounts from his musicians and friends that have noted that Miles was living clean and healthy between 1968 to the beginning of 1971.

[@instantlunch12]

1:13