Pharaoh's Dance (Audio)

[@SweaterSwagg]

Groundbreaking album! Some of the best music of the 20th century.

[@davejones5745]

Just love this period from " In a Silent Way" to "Jack Johnson," "Big Fun" , "On the Corner". His greatest music in my book.!

[@Cybi0]

These are the musicians who played on the Bitches Brew LP : Airto Moreira Cuica, Percussion Bennie Maupin Clarinet (Bass) Billy Cobham Drums Chick Corea Piano (Electric) Dave Holland Bass, Bass (Electric), Bass (Upright) Don Alias Congas, Drums, Percussion Harvey Brooks Bass, Bass (Electric), Guitar (Bass), Guitar (Electric) Jack DeJohnette Drums Jim Riley Percussion Jimmy Riley Percussion Joe Zawinul Composer, Organ, Piano (Electric) John McLaughlin Guitar, Guitar (Electric) Jumma Santos Congas, Percussion, Shaker Larry Young Piano (Electric) Lenny White Drums Miles Davis Composer, Primary Artist, Trumpet Wayne Shorter Composer, Sax (Soprano)

[@kaznoff2782]

To be able to pull that kind of crew together. ICONIC. If you haven't watched, Miles Electric - A Different Kind of Blue, I highly recommend it. They actually interview Airto and several others from that time period of music.

[@Goatchild90]

50+ years later and still ahead of it's time

[@mikelistman5263]

I've listened to this 50 times over the years...never gets old!

[@douglas2902]

One of the greatest jazz albums of all time. you never hear people talk about miles. he's been overlooked and underrated.

[@ericrobinson1789]

Transformation of jazz music at its best! This here is a masterpiece! Go Miles

[@johnbouttell5827]

Davis had written simple chord lines, at first for three pianos, which he expanded into a sketch of a larger scale composition. He presented the group with some "musical sketches" and told them they could play anything that came to mind as long as they play off of his chosen chord.

[@Frisbieinstein]

Joe Zawinul got composers credit for this.

[@Bjrosiy]

@@Frisbieinsteinmiles did this many times, for his own songs

[@ridif]

I thought I had 'Miles' already til I heard this when it came out... never gets old.

[@adg9704]

This album is amazing.

[@inlandindieP35]

Brilliant. Not sure why but I get visuals of Piet Mondrian abstract art when listening to this.

[@ryuzhaachmedarrafi1089]

Miles Davis never dissapoint me for making a Bip Bop Jazz.

[@leechong5335]

Amazing thank you very much for sharing this great album muchissimas gracias 🌼 🌺

[@wanyamachannel]

Now, I will listen to this every day at the office

[@williedavis9019]

It's going to be a good day

[@monsterjazzlicks]

CLASSIC!

[@benjaminaltman5955]

Ground breaking. As we beat drums to the waves, some find the beat, the melody elsewhere.

[@danyelle8856]

bellissimo

[@nikolaosmosxakis3395]

good................................

[@w1bs600]

🎶🔥🎺🎶 #MilesForever !!!!!!!

[@marcelofamiliaclassea2369]

Jazz, Simplesmente Magnifico

[@mangiaedorme2321]

LP adquirido em jan. de 1971. Miles iniciando sua fase de fusão de ritmos. Composições com harmonias confusas que buscam unir o som erudito (clarone e clarinete) e o "futuro" dos sons (percussão e eletrônicos), mas abandonados posteriormente. Hermeto Pascoal já fazia isso e levava a perfeição essa busca. Mas é um disco histórico pela ousadia.

[@foreveryoung6064]

why not 6 tubas and 14 vibraphones all playing free with periodic blurps and bleeps of a few trumpet notes?

[@raulalbertohernandez3107]

Una gran pieza desbordante de emociones

[@pieroaycart785]

Miles fue el Maestro Jedi de jazz fusión y progresivo fue la máquina creadora de sonidos reclutador de maestros de la música y genios este disco y water babies son piedra angular del desarrollo e influencia para la fusión y progresivo escuela de músicos a su muerte nos quedó C Corea ahora Esperemos encontrar al sustituto

[@wbshappy1]

I'm trying really hare to appreciate this, but it's really hard for me! My overall impression is of a song that's been pounded apart and thrown back down; and my job is to accept the musical outcome. Why is it so discordant? I can hear that every member of the band has talent, but they only showcase the one note at a time! PlwAW Mow mw understand what I'm hearing!

[@benxenos9875]

Well its a very overrated album from a very overrated player. Honestly I don't think you are missing anything! If you want high level examples of this style, gravitate towards Charles Mingus, especially Black Saint and the Sinner Lady imo. Cheers!

[@benjaminaltman5955]

Life doesn't make sense. Try to be nice, and you get locked up. To report. The kaos sounds about right.

[@ethanhill9460]

Cut never sags. MD is an Egyptian God.

[@AdrianMartinez-pb7fm]

D A DOUBLE DOLLA

[@WomanWest]

This track feels like a late 60s auditory acid trip

[@Shodan616]

I'm confused as to why this was only just uploaded to this channel.

[@sloburnjo]

Because Miles has 50 years worth of musick 👉🏾🤛🏾

[@jopberlin]

Out of space…… spiritual encounters…

[@redericson1993]

Why does this remind me of dropping acid or shrooms at the beach???

[@michaelshaham158]

bababooey

[@최민준]

응애

[@matthewmatt5285]

I can't stand musik like this,. Just aimless noodling ~

[@davejones5745]

Nope. These are highly orchestrated melodies that demand superior musicianship.

[@matthewmatt5285]

@@davejones5745 I went to Atl Institute of Music,.lol~

[@clementclarinet]

I don't like that bass clarinet very much, too squeaky.

[@davejones5745]

That's cool...I just feel it adds another dimension to the mix.