Miles Davis with John Coltrane- April 8, 1960 Kongresshaus, Zürich

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THE SPRING 1960 EUROPEAN TOUR: March 21, 1960 Olympia Theatre, Paris: kzbin.info/www/bejne/boeokJeGbpWJbpY March 22, 1960 Konserthuset, Stockholm [1st concert]: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpjEcoBqpbl8p9k March 22, 1960 Konserthuset, Stockholm [2nd concert]: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIKUepdnbM-NgKs March 24, 1960 Tivoli Konsertsal, Copenhagen: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmbIpoSheptkr80 March 30, 1960 Kongresshalle, Frankfurt: kzbin.info/www/bejne/raHZcoejYppnldU April 3, 1960 Kongress-Saal, Munich: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXLSeq2Zg7SWj5I April 8, 1960 Kongresshaus, Zürich: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5XckpehZciKeJI April 9, 1960 Kurhaus, Scheveningen: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3anpnyHbth0h7M April 9-10, 1960 Concertgebouw, Amsterdam: kzbin.info/www/bejne/al64qIBvqJWmrMU

[@06sax06]

didn't they go to some brittish city?

[@stuartmurray1918]

Thank you!

[@williejenkins3662]

❤ I just love this live concept of Miles Davisand John Coltrane magnificent

[@jasonpfinch]

This was probably the greatest tour by probably the greatest band of all time in any popular music field. The recordings are wonderful treasures of human culture.

[@TerranceNgassa]

I fought my students friends when they said miles was not a "great Trumpet Player. THEY HAVE NO IDEA ON MUSIC !!!!!! Listen to this record! The Trumpet on "All Blues ". What a Grace!! OMG. LIKE TWILIGHT ❤!

[@trevortevel1991]

I've listened to a lot of Miles live recordings on KZbin and this is easily one of the best. Wow! The solos are on another planet.

[@Gurci28]

The four years Coltrane spent in Davis's group-from 1955 through '59-catapulted the unknown saxophonist from local obscurity to national renown. Under the spotlight that came with playing alongside Davis, Coltrane evolved from what many heard as faltering insecurity to bold, chance-taking confidence. A creative rift had formed between Davis and his enormously talented tenor saxophonist, John Coltrane. One month prior to the show at the Olympia, Coltrane told the bandleader he wanted to leave the quintet to focus on his solo career, but Davis convinced him to stay until the tour ended on April 10, 1960. [John Coltrane com; OZY] 25:52

[@nancypowell4832]

Just fantastic, Trane nearly blew his brains out on this tune!!!! Just never will be another trane!!!!! Thank you !!!!!! Love, love it!!!!

[@AlfredFletcher-e7l]

Smoking Smoking Love This .

[@josephparker7127]

Something this priceless is so rare...Amen

[@lucky4724]

good sound quality, wow !!! #HOMECOOKIN #THEQUINTET

[@shelliakennedy9864]

Simply the best music I’ve ever heard!❤

[@peterhaley2836]

nearlly 60 years ago and these guys continue to soar in 21st century que viva miles, coltrane , wynston kelly

[@kiambetunsil8268]

I love EVERY MOMENT of this!! My dad and I both played trumpet in junior high and high school. I love jazz and listened to both of them, among other jazz musicians, to this day. If only I had been blessed to have been there!

[@williamdevlin5233]

Nothing like Wynton Kelly's piano as well as the great horn soloists.

[@thinktwice4565]

Wow , i thought i have heard w Kelly entirely, but this performance is wow. WOW

[@jasonnstegall]

Just love the cymbal sizzle Cobb does behind Kelly's intro. A sign of things to come with the equally (and justifiably) famous Hancock-Carter-Williams section.

[@markecampbell6817]

Truly a great moment in music ...The essence of the heart being lost within the music by way of journey that we still marvel at to this day ....................Thankyou so much for sharing this ;o)

[@josephparker7127]

Miles swung so hard and decisively, the Band took off, for good..😮

[@jolssonusa]

In my opinion Miles best setting. Wyntons playing is everything I like in music. Thanks for sharing.

[@IsaacCosse-c4j]

It’s 2:00 in the morning and I’m loving this.

[@chapmyers9272]

Required listening. Much appreciated.

[@mkl62]

Thanks for posting.

[@jasonreddish6125]

man did miles know who to put where better than anyone. perfect ingredients for the perfect stew

[@gregtronel9007]

perfect brew*

[@robertkennedy3762]

Pure pleasure!!!!!

[@thinktwice4565]

What happened to our music. ? It went from this heaven to Fall.!

[@djscott9207]

Commercialization with a social and political engineering agenda. No joke.

[@mountainman8775]

Decline of art precedes the fall of a civilisation

[@himnosantiguos]

❤ Maria Madre nostra prega per i giovani della loro salute pace amore ed accompagnali in questo mondo difficile AMEN

[@wolfgang757]

Fantastic musicians all of them.

[@adriantapia48]

Sounds TIGHT..to me ..he quotes his Giant Steps solo licks..cycle of 3rds..atonal..COOL 🎶🎉✨️

[@juaneustaquiodellafenestra2301]

Muy bueno! Saludos desde este rincón del mundo!

[@garlicgirl3149]

Unbelievable💥💥💥💯.

[@davidnazombe8589]

Wynton Kelly's solo If I were a Bell wow

[@TerranceNgassa]

❤

[@kevinhipps1236]

Love Trane and Miles

[@CamiloSalvadóMijangos]

We love you, YouTub*

[@craiglee5515]

Grateful...

[@RivieraByBuick]

WOW why the quality so good????

[@djscott9207]

Mono, direct to high speed tape and no post processing. No IC circuits in the recording and mixdown, either. If you were listening to this on record, playing on a pure analog system without YT's digital compression algorithms getting in the way, it'd be another huge improvement.

[@RivieraByBuick]

@@djscott9207 thanx for explanation

[@djscott9207]

@@RivieraByBuick You bet. My pleasure

[@cindychavkin1245]

Priceless information 🙏

[@ConiAntunez-w7g]

Los angeles negros en el PARAISO que música!...

[@EddieJazzFan]

Best live Miles ever ! Is this part of the "Bootleg" CD series, if so, what volume?

[@vueltasacra4674]

Qué belleza: me alegra, me prende.

[@davanahsp6348]

❤

[@joeyanderson204]

Heat !

[@moforibalait]

Miles wanna play but not for me only Kelly decided if i were a bell Coltrane decides to play what ever upon bass and push Kelly to silence a lil and Cobb to play Afrika with him Musicaly messed but historicaly fantastic

[@potimori]

👍👍

[@yohogo9]

46:35 goes crazzzzyyy

[@terenceboris851]

1960 : the height of jazz.

[@moforibalait]

But why Granz always says Jimmy Cobbzzzzz

[@riveredgeman]

Because he izz Granzz

[@ConfuzedFx]

dont forget paul chamber and mile davi

[@koreldolunay]

Harika

[@ogdTo]

52:08 When you know you reached something

[@waltermuller1262]

Was thirteen then, too young to attend.

[@kriscunha2744]

Eu te amo erico

[@joaosinval2786]

toma coragem e assume pra ele!

[@renepythoud1565]

Ce batteur Cobb est énervant avec ses coups mal placés

[@MegaCirse]

ه شاخه های به هم پیوسته قدردانی کنید، رنگ های تجزیه نور به قطرات آب را در باغچه بچشید، خاک مرطوب جنگل اجدادی را به شدت احساس کنید تا رد حیوانات از گذشته عمیق را درکا

[@jamesadams8022]

I'll probably take some heat for this but for me I find Coltrane's solos hard to listen to on the 1960 tour. I'm as big a fan of Coltrane as a lot of people- but he was playing for himself in these solos and not with the rhythmn section. It makes for fascinating listening because he was obviously looking for a chance to explore new levels and sowing the seeds of a future approach- but the band are not on the same page and it shows.

[@kiyokazuhibino3939]

James Adams He was not swingy at that moment.

[@tyleranderson9887]

the music sounds great, him wanting to leave does not make the music sound bad.

[@bernardedwards6032]

Tyler Anderson he wasn't bad he was simply not with the same groove as the rest of the band

[@raefblack7906]

sounds like Trane doing his usual thing to me.

[@merrytonestothebone]

He was "miles" ahead of the rest of the band...plain and simple...

[@matheusdinizferreiradapenh1040]

i loves you porgy 9:50

[@matheusdinizferreiradapenh1040]

booming on coltrane 52:07

[@javiervelascomarquez3225]

Gambia.