Between 1969-1970, Miles Davis employed these musicians who went on to form five of the greatest fusion bands: Weather Report, Wayne Shorter and Joe Zawinul; Mahavishnu Orchestra, John McLaughlin and Billy Cobham; The Headhunters, Herbie Hancock, Bennie Maupin; The Trio of Doom The Tony Williams Lifetime, Tony Williams, John McLaughlin; and Return to Forever, Chick Corea, Lenny White.
When people talk about great drummers, how is Jack DeJohnette not mentioned more? He’s the perfect bridge from older jazz to the new fusion era. And a fine pianist.
First few seconds of hearing the drums come in I knew it was Jack. He’s instantly recognizable and never underestimated in my world. Great pianist and composer.
I always considered Miles in the Sky and In A Silent Way "fusion" predominantly, albeit psychedelic influenced. This era was probably maximum psychedelic fusion era, not that that's even an established genre.
This to me is as far as jazz went. So fresh, so alive, and searching. Further, I think it's Chick's best, hippest, most creative period. A year after he made Now He Sings, Now He Sobs. Just Wow.
Some of the greatest music ever made. Miles, running. He mostly walked, or trotted elegantly, from time to time he’d break into a run. This is Miles, running. I can’t keep up.
Ever since the first time I've heard Miles Davis playing, his total commitment to his art has fascinated me. It is a show of clear and true exercise of creativity every single time that he has his trumpet, a real master of his craft. It is sad that I will never have a chance to see this live, in person.
Easy to look ahead of your time when you employ young musicians and put your name on their compositions. Blues licks with half the notes cracked or missed over one chord, that's a Miles Davis tune.
First time I heard the Bitches Brew album it was an instantly transformative adventure. I was mesmerized and transfixed to what was unfolding. Felt like I was listening to music from the far future. Could almost be the soundtrack for Logan's Run. Never felt such a powerful and instant connection with an album. What a visionary.
My late dad's favourite artist. He saw him 1950s Newcastle upon Tyne in concert city hall. I was apparently going to be named after him 😊. Rip dad and miles ♥
Wow.....just wow! RIP Chick. I am glad I was lucky enough to have seen all of these incredible players (but Miles) over the years at the Monterey Jazz Festival in my backyard.......I love this era of Miles!
@@buxtehude123 apples and oranges. Miles music was based upon improv rifffing off what the other players were doing. That is the essence of jazz Imo. There may have been moments in Ludwig Vans life when he did improv and roofing with other musicians. Of course we can never know that.
@@buxtehude123 Beethoven is definitely in the conversation. The other two merely virtuosos. Virtuosity is ten a penny, you gotta have something to say. Miles had something to say. Too many people confuse virtuosity with musicianship. Miles wasn't a technically top drawer trumpeter but he was a once-in-a-lifetime musical innovator. Try looking beyond the fast fingers.
@@TheDifferentMe Nah, they were set to do a collaboration but death got in the way. You know who else couldn't read music: Eddie Van Helen and Glen Campbell. They did alright too. The ear is more important than the eyes in music.
it's taken me a long while to fully appreciate what dave holland was doing on the 'bull fiddle' coz i just LOVE the sound of the electric bass and how it shaped miles' bands throughout the 70's - but he plays some lovely stuff when you can hear him properly!
« Ça et le reste, tout en même temps, deux batteurs trois pianistes deux bassistes, l'électricité, le blues, l'Espagne, Stravinsky et Hendrix, ce qui est marrant c'est que les trois batteurs font ce que faisait Tony Williams tout seul, et Wayne Shorter toujours là, le son d'argent, jamais vulgaire, qui dans l'aigu contrepointe la clarinette basse de Maupin, Miles au-dessus, bien sûr, aux intersections froides, toujours cette autorité impeccable, désinvolte, mais sans réplique, la pulsation mousseuse, effervescente, ça bouillonne, on baisse le feu, ça mijote, mais toujours très loin au-dessous, le magma en transe, de temps à autre des projections au visage, des embolies contrôlées par la guitare de McLaughlin, des accords majeurs enclusterisés dans le désastre noir, et les trois pianos électriques qui contredisent la ronde, mais comment est-ce que ça peut fonctionner, tout ça, toute cette merde clapotante et fébrile, bazardée de miasmes projetés aux murs, le ça étouffé enveloppé dans le tout éclaté, arpèges ascendants, tranquilles, suspendus à des bribes de jazz cubiste, aimer le froid, on a découvert le monde, eh, oh, vous entendez, on s'est jeté dedans comme à la rivière, ça nous remonte les couilles au visage, on nage aussi vite qu'on peut, la fille est à moitié nue, elle nous regarde, et toutes les odeurs du passé nous sautent aux tempes, elle nous regarde, on essaie la gamme à l'envers, les tierces plantées dans la chair, bizarre ça marche, elle se penche en avant, elle sourit, c'est chaud, c'est dur, le ventre, les bras, les joues, quarte augmentée, lente, chaude, et la lente progression vers le haut, geste après geste, saturation du cerveau dans le mouillé des cymbales aplaties de plaisir, givre en gerbes, germées de sueur, les muqueuses ça râpe et le Pharaon fantôme dans chaque double-croche, planté au sommet du triangle noir, vide sa vessie… Aucune description de photo disponible. »
Ça vraiment été une belle période, très créative et on sent leur volonté de recherche et de trouver une autre voie. Tous les musiciens sont ici excellents. Je suis seulement surpris qu'ils aient conservé la structure classiques des solos qui s'enchaînent. Toutefois, la musique n'a pas vieilli et s'écoute avec intérêt.
@@tonymartin6199 Thank you. So would Mile's have discussed this with Chick in advance? How did they fall on this combination of scales together? I am trying to grasp the theory behind it. They are not playing diatonically, so how are they steering the musical ship?
There would have been a general group idea of the scales going into the performance. Each performer would then go “outside” as they felt the song requirrd
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As a time traveler from 500 years into the future, I came back to tell you that nothing better than this has been created since.
I want to believe 😂
LOL LOL
Thanks for letting us know.
Between 1969-1970, Miles Davis employed these musicians who went on to form five of the greatest fusion bands: Weather Report, Wayne Shorter and Joe Zawinul; Mahavishnu Orchestra, John McLaughlin and Billy Cobham; The Headhunters, Herbie Hancock, Bennie Maupin; The Trio of Doom The Tony Williams Lifetime, Tony Williams, John McLaughlin; and Return to Forever, Chick Corea, Lenny White.
that's Jack Dejohnette.
So true- my university paper in 1975 was based entirely on the "offspring" of Miles' Electric period
Yes
Sheeeit this ain't Wikipedia muthf ..relax on that cold sterile fact dropping shit and get a woman and vibe offa this dope ass shit
@@davidjperkins1710 University paper?? White devil destroying jazz ..making it accedemic and sterile
When people talk about great drummers, how is Jack DeJohnette not mentioned more? He’s the perfect bridge from older jazz to the new fusion era. And a fine pianist.
looked like a very young Chick Corea.
@@tomjensen618 no, i mean DeJohnette is a pianist too. I know that’s Chick….
First few seconds of hearing the drums come in I knew it was Jack. He’s instantly recognizable and never underestimated in my world. Great pianist and composer.
There all great players
I didn’t know Jackie Dee was also a piano player. He’s a decent guitarist as well.
The Apple Watch he’s wearing proves Miles was a time traveler.
Members:
Trumpet-Miles Davis
Drums-Jack DeJohnette
Bass-Dave Holland
Keyboard-Chick Corea
Saxophone- Wayne Shorter
Talk about an All Star line up ---- wish we had more musicians like this today!
Même formation qu’à Antibes juillet 1969.
Pity he had to make do w/this second string line-up. Wait...
Dave Holland recorded a Jam in New York with Jimi Hendrix , John McLaughlin and Buddy Miles. You can view it here on UA-cam.
Thank you for posting this info!
Good god. I must have listened to this song a million times. Never once did it occur to me that anyone was crazy enough to play it live.
i mean, it's all mostly improvised. both on the record and live.
Isn't jazz the liveliest expression, by definition?
Miles Davis. The more you listen, the more you hear. He was a genius.
Jack de Johnette on drums
Dave Holland on bass!
By 69 he had done everything & was on the verge of deciding to make Fusion. This is quiet before that storm.
I always considered Miles in the Sky and In A Silent Way "fusion" predominantly, albeit psychedelic influenced. This era was probably maximum psychedelic fusion era, not that that's even an established genre.
This to me is as far as jazz went. So fresh, so alive, and searching. Further, I think it's Chick's best, hippest, most creative period. A year after he made Now He Sings, Now He Sobs. Just Wow.
Some of the greatest music ever made. Miles, running. He mostly walked, or trotted elegantly, from time to time he’d break into a run. This is Miles, running. I can’t keep up.
Miles Was Way Ahead of The Curve! WooF!
There is Only One! WooF!
Good god, everyone in this band is a genius. Unreal.
You speak truth
The drummer is always the hardest worker in the band !!!!!!!!!!
shorter's solo was crazy. voodoo crazy.
Shorter is straight up scary
A great band leader with 4 other great band leaders equals one incredible group.
Ever since the first time I've heard Miles Davis playing, his total commitment to his art has fascinated me. It is a show of clear and true exercise of creativity every single time that he has his trumpet, a real master of his craft. It is sad that I will never have a chance to see this live, in person.
The greatest innovator of all time.
Miles Davis was always ahead of all his contemporaries.
Easy to look ahead of your time when you employ young musicians and put your name on their compositions. Blues licks with half the notes cracked or missed over one chord, that's a Miles Davis tune.
Wayne and Chick are way out ahead on this. Incredible.
First time I heard the Bitches Brew album it was an instantly transformative adventure. I was mesmerized and transfixed to what was unfolding. Felt like I was listening to music from the far future. Could almost be the soundtrack for Logan's Run. Never felt such a powerful and instant connection with an album. What a visionary.
Flat out extraordinary. We'll never see anything like this again..
The Godlike Genius of Miles Davis, and His Dress Sense.
He stops playing at the 0:10 , and then he just thinks, he triest to get into the music, and then just come up with that so well deliverated note...
My late dad's favourite artist. He saw him 1950s Newcastle upon Tyne in concert city hall. I was apparently going to be named after him 😊. Rip dad and miles ♥
Gan on bonny lad
Such style. If I could own any type of rock/jazz memorabilia, it would be Miles' sunglasses collection
Wow.....just wow! RIP Chick. I am glad I was lucky enough to have seen all of these incredible players (but Miles) over the years at the Monterey Jazz Festival in my backyard.......I love this era of Miles!
Completely blows my mind every time I watch this
That solo from Chick Corea was insane!!!
Greatest musician of all time Miles "The Goat" Davis
The goat???
@@monsterjazzlicks the greatest of all time
Very good jazz player. That's all. Players like Beethoven Horowitz and Paganini could easily run Miles outta town.
@@buxtehude123 apples and oranges. Miles music was based upon improv rifffing off what the other players were doing. That is the essence of jazz Imo. There may have been moments in Ludwig Vans life when he did improv and roofing with other musicians. Of course we can never know that.
@@buxtehude123 Beethoven is definitely in the conversation. The other two merely virtuosos. Virtuosity is ten a penny, you gotta have something to say. Miles had something to say. Too many people confuse virtuosity with musicianship. Miles wasn't a technically top drawer trumpeter but he was a once-in-a-lifetime musical innovator. Try looking beyond the fast fingers.
Truth never dies. Talent is immortal.
The Master!!......nobody did it better on the
trumpet ......pure genius!...what a great band playing with him,,,,,,
Louis Armstrong, Clifford Brown, Lee Morgan, Freddie Hubbard, Dizzy; among a few trumpeters better than Miles.
@@ckbennetttn the semplicity and groove that he had like no One
@@ckbennetttnTechnically better, yes. Musically, creatively, as a communicator, Miles was decades ahead of those guys.
Imagine if on stage was also Hendrix with band , with zero stage tricks , just focusing on waves of music
I read that they had to make some music together, but Miles found out that Jimi could not read music, so things went differently 🥺
@@TheDifferentMe Nah, they were set to do a collaboration but death got in the way. You know who else couldn't read music: Eddie Van Helen and Glen Campbell. They did alright too. The ear is more important than the eyes in music.
Scent of freedom in every note. Perfect.
Colourful Miles!
Mind blowing!
Somehow this is even better than the record...
I miss 1969
Great example of timeless talent
All the pretty colors of the 60’s
it's taken me a long while to fully appreciate what dave holland was doing on the 'bull fiddle' coz i just LOVE the sound of the electric bass and how it shaped miles' bands throughout the 70's - but he plays some lovely stuff when you can hear him properly!
Thank you Miles, allways forever
most epic song title ever
He always knew what to play......
I fuckin LOVE Miles Davis!!!🙌🏾
They mesh together like gears in a finely oiled machine. I love this 😍💗🌅🌞.
Never seen this video before. Amazing stuff. Miles had so many badass bands through the years. Pretty crazy lineup.
MILES IS MY GOOD OF JAZZ MUSIC
A pure genius !!!!!!
He was a jazz genius
Miles the Rock Star.
This style of improvisation takes more creativeness and more risk taking, I love it!
This is jazz. Seminal musicians.
I wonder if any one of them ever thought to themselves, Good god I’m a member of the best band in the world
🔥🔥🔥
great great music
C'est tout simplement génialissime. On adore Miles, ce génie du 20ème siècle....
When Tony kicks in, that's it. It's his voice.
It's Jack
Oh, sorry
@@kdoran04
R I p chick. Miles best band. Chick electric piano at its finest
Heavy.
Some people just refuse to listen and enjoy
Great band
Yes
Thanksss....!!!
Miles is waiting on Holland. Dave said he kept playing high on the neck until after a show Miles said, "hey Dave, you know you play bass, right?"
Jack DeJohnette- drums
Dave Holland- bass
Chick Corea- electric piano
Wayne Shorter- soprano saxophone
Miles Davis- trumpet
...
for those who wondered
WAYNE!!!!
still love it!!
Holland's hair and beard match his jumper! 😁
todos são feras, agora o baterista é muito bom e maneja bem a bateria. muito bom mesmo.!
RIP Chick. I think he won the solo contest lol
Top !🥂
« Ça et le reste, tout en même temps, deux batteurs trois pianistes deux bassistes, l'électricité, le blues, l'Espagne, Stravinsky et Hendrix, ce qui est marrant c'est que les trois batteurs font ce que faisait Tony Williams tout seul, et Wayne Shorter toujours là, le son d'argent, jamais vulgaire, qui dans l'aigu contrepointe la clarinette basse de Maupin, Miles au-dessus, bien sûr, aux intersections froides, toujours cette autorité impeccable, désinvolte, mais sans réplique, la pulsation mousseuse, effervescente, ça bouillonne, on baisse le feu, ça mijote, mais toujours très loin au-dessous, le magma en transe, de temps à autre des projections au visage, des embolies contrôlées par la guitare de McLaughlin, des accords majeurs enclusterisés dans le désastre noir, et les trois pianos électriques qui contredisent la ronde, mais comment est-ce que ça peut fonctionner, tout ça, toute cette merde clapotante et fébrile, bazardée de miasmes projetés aux murs, le ça étouffé enveloppé dans le tout éclaté, arpèges ascendants, tranquilles, suspendus à des bribes de jazz cubiste, aimer le froid, on a découvert le monde, eh, oh, vous entendez, on s'est jeté dedans comme à la rivière, ça nous remonte les couilles au visage, on nage aussi vite qu'on peut, la fille est à moitié nue, elle nous regarde, et toutes les odeurs du passé nous sautent aux tempes, elle nous regarde, on essaie la gamme à l'envers, les tierces plantées dans la chair, bizarre ça marche, elle se penche en avant, elle sourit, c'est chaud, c'est dur, le ventre, les bras, les joues, quarte augmentée, lente, chaude, et la lente progression vers le haut, geste après geste, saturation du cerveau dans le mouillé des cymbales aplaties de plaisir, givre en gerbes, germées de sueur, les muqueuses ça râpe et le Pharaon fantôme dans chaque double-croche, planté au sommet du triangle noir, vide sa vessie…
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What a great quality! Fantastic, thanks for uploading!
Да! Классно!!!
Gênio
Wayne's solo though holy fuck
It's what I imagine the sonic equivalent of scurrying insects sounds like
Wayne is undefeated
🐐🔥🔥🔥
😍
The truth is Miles Davis .. I get the impression of not knowing music.

❤️
It's like static in the attic.
Radiohead tomo pieza de esta obra de arte y la convirtió en otra obra de arte ❤(kinetic)
I think this was the longest 9 minutes of my life.
Those hands though, good grief, that’s Rajon Rondo territory there
Were those who disliked the video expecting a better band?
They might’ve been expecting something that resembled the record. It’s my favorite tune in bitches brew but I don’t recognize it here
Were those who dislike the dislikes expecting a different UA-cam.😕
Ça vraiment été une belle période, très créative et on sent leur volonté de recherche et de trouver une autre voie. Tous les musiciens sont ici excellents. Je suis seulement surpris qu'ils aient conservé la structure classiques des solos qui s'enchaînent. Toutefois, la musique n'a pas vieilli et s'écoute avec intérêt.
💗🌹☺️🍊
Ah...is that guy playing keyboards Chick Corea ? Didn’t know that 🤔
great! - is the whole concert on youtune ...
Looks like Bob Ross on the Bass ;-)
👍
cool💋💋💋💋
slt cool t a musique marlou jazz en mpromosion
I think perhaps Coltrane ran even faster at times. But not many kept up with this. This is fucking out there.
Jack D channeling Elvin.
Have we progressed?
Wayne Shorter Jack DeJohnette , Dave Holland, Chic Corea! WooF!
Chick Corea's playing is incredible here. What key/scale is this tune?
i believe its an F mixolydian mode w minor pentatonic thrown in half if not most the time, of course with intense ass chromatism throughout
@@tonymartin6199 Thank you. So would Mile's have discussed this with Chick in advance? How did they fall on this combination of scales together? I am trying to grasp the theory behind it. They are not playing diatonically, so how are they steering the musical ship?
There would have been a general group idea of the scales going into the performance. Each performer would then go “outside” as they felt the song requirrd
@@joomlaserviceprovide hope thru listening ,we will find that answer ?,
Cosby made an entire career off of this wardrobe decision (in sweater form)
Bloody hell is that Shorter? Far out.