Great live video, but it is important to know who we are looking at. Miles Davis (tpt, synth) Kenny Garrett (as, fl) Robert Irving III (synth) Adam Holzman (synth) Joe 'Foley' McCreary (lead el-b) Darryl Jones (el-b) Ricky Wellman (d) Mino Cinelu (perc)
I saw this same version Portia, end of show with Darrell Jones on bass in Portland at Starry Night, small room really. Audience close like this - Just like this. Changed my life forever. No words. Been looking for this w Darrell long time.
@@petebosheff8819 I don't think I walked out of a Miles concert the same. It was always an amazing experience. By the way I don't think Darryl played with Miles after 1987 besides the Paris 1991 reunion concert.
@@ErikBruchez I will double check dates when I saw Miles in Portland OR - Daryl Jones was bass man for both concerts at the StarryNight club. it was mid-80s for sure. Cheers and best to you.
Here's the double check from friends I was with for Miles shows - Both Starry Night - May 1st 1990 Bass: - Benny Rietveld & Lead Bass: Foley...Sept 6 1987 Bass: Daryl Jones & Lead Bass: Foley. Also Miles performed at the Schnitzer in 1985.
@@petebosheff8819 Yes that's consistent with Miles's lineup those years. Darryl played with Miles in the summer tours of 1985 and 1987. Benny Rietveld in 1988 and 1989. I don't know if Benny played with Miles in early 1990, but latter in 1990 he was replaced by Richard Patterson.
MilesStyle: The Fashion Of Miles Davis 3:00 GQ magazine named Miles Davis the best-dressed musician, ever, while Esquire said he was one of the top 75 best-dressed men of all time. By Simon Adams - 29 May 2020 Source: Jazz Journal
I remember being 17 years old, watching VH1 late, and hearing this for the first time via the 'Tutu - Medley' video where this was the last part of the medley. Completely enchanted and blown away as the chords and vibe were so otherworldly and ethereal. At 17 I felt beyond sophisticated listening to this, as it transported me to a lovely and sublime adult place that is too perfect for reality. That same feeling washes over me when I listen to this today at age 53. Magic.
It makes me very emotional I did see this band several times and portia was the epitaph. Miles has been a reference on my life . I reccomend to listen Agharta and Pangaea two sets in Osaka back in the 70's just before he disappeared
.....Incredible! The soundtrack to epic events. Like the birth of a child, or a planet! Miles probably has on a 10,000$ outfit and the bassist has on a wife-beater. Long as you can jam!!
So sick it That shit puts me in the mood, For what I dont know I just know it jams. miles is Hands down a Super hero Musician. Hes done it all and wil keep on inspiring for googleplexes to come.
Que hermoso regalo le hizo Marcus Miller a Miles al componer el disco TUTU, con canciones como ésta donde se puede estar fácilmente 15 a 20 minutos improvisando sobre una base rítmica poderosa, donde se pueden hacer infinidad de arreglos en vivo.
Recuerdo de jovencita me escuchaba este maravilloso disco en especial este tema en la oscuridad de mi habitación la música 🎼🎼🎵 era silencio relajante y me dormía como un bebé 😅para mí la mayor expresión musical de este hombre y su banda
"Portia", in a beautiful & most glorious way ! Fear is the chariot on which men ride to death At such time they find, their fear a myth And death a fancy child... Live life, bold, beautiful & wild As chains are but worthless cords That part at your knowing touch Ascend the ladder, made of all things pleasant & sure A true portal to endless possibility & Miles of inspiration...
Some minutes are missing... the keyboard solo and loop at the end has been cut off here. The “official” end was with no more musician standing on stage with the keyboard loop running, leaving people with an empty stage, but filled with music still. Love this version of Portia, brings back so many beautiful memories and special moments
I listen to Portia an tutu at least 3 to 4 times a day the keyboard is like the sound it’s like 20 stories that theatrical Sound Miles his horn Melody over a melody harmonizing with each individual instrument this man was sensational and he made his musicians sensational I am going to learn how to play a win instrument because of him
Kenny Garrett - Saxophone Darryl Jones- Bass Joseph “Foley” McCreary, Jr. - Bass with Piccolo Strings I do not know the names of the other Great Musicians
I never liked Foley... Most say he was a bassist, but with Miles, he wasn't... Just a replacement for John Scofield after he left. Foley never held the bass spot... Michael Henderson, Marcus Miller, Felton Crews, Darryl Jones, Angus Thomas, Benny Reitveld, Richard Patterson, NOT FOLEY!!!
Miles was no longer capable of real performances at this stage. His heart and blood pressure were so messed up he needed carrying on and off the stage. What he was still able to bring us was amazing assemblages of amazing musicians
I agree! Did anyone else ever have a clue about what was going on with his mental faculty? Great Sound! Unfortunately Tragic and Sad, though! Is that the price of fame?
this is what heaven sounds like
J'y suis j'y reste, puissance 100000/
Exactly.
This gives me goosebumps. 1987 was a great year for Miles. Portia is beautiful writing by Marcus Miller and perfect for Miles.
This era is my favorite of Miles
Great live video, but it is important to know who we are looking at.
Miles Davis (tpt, synth)
Kenny Garrett (as, fl)
Robert Irving III (synth)
Adam Holzman (synth)
Joe 'Foley' McCreary (lead el-b)
Darryl Jones (el-b)
Ricky Wellman (d)
Mino Cinelu (perc)
T.y.
Fantastic, thanks
Best version ever. I miss this group. Was the greatest group of this world. Miles Davis group forever ♥️🙏
Slowed down and mellow.
Can’t agree more! Sublime of sublime! Marcus has a such a great soul.
9o0o99
@@algojeffmiles has always been able to find nuggets of riches in the small crevices of spatial openings in the beauty of melodic challenges.
Foley
Darryl’s fretless is so beautiful. Of course, the playing is top notch. Great version of a sublime Miller composition. Miles and co. forever!
Man, I feel this song goes deep to my soul. Thank you for posting this. 🙏
Sometimes we have to thank UA-cam, so good to be able to watch his Excellency Miles Davis with one of the best of long list of great sound
I saw this same version Portia, end of show with Darrell Jones on bass in Portland at Starry Night, small room really. Audience close like this - Just like this. Changed my life forever. No words. Been looking for this w Darrell long time.
Everyone who walked out of that show after Portia were never the same - miles came back a second time like a year or two later. W Darrell too.
@@petebosheff8819 I don't think I walked out of a Miles concert the same. It was always an amazing experience. By the way I don't think Darryl played with Miles after 1987 besides the Paris 1991 reunion concert.
@@ErikBruchez I will double check dates when I saw Miles in Portland OR - Daryl Jones was bass man for both concerts at the StarryNight club. it was mid-80s for sure. Cheers and best to you.
Here's the double check from friends I was with for Miles shows - Both Starry Night - May 1st 1990 Bass: - Benny Rietveld & Lead Bass: Foley...Sept 6 1987 Bass: Daryl Jones & Lead Bass: Foley.
Also Miles performed at the Schnitzer in 1985.
@@petebosheff8819 Yes that's consistent with Miles's lineup those years. Darryl played with Miles in the summer tours of 1985 and 1987. Benny Rietveld in 1988 and 1989. I don't know if Benny played with Miles in early 1990, but latter in 1990 he was replaced by Richard Patterson.
MilesStyle: The Fashion Of Miles Davis 3:00
GQ magazine named Miles Davis the best-dressed musician, ever, while Esquire said he was one of the top 75 best-dressed men of all time. By Simon Adams - 29 May 2020
Source: Jazz Journal
Always well attired, Miles❤
According to Simon Adams, GQ and Esquire magazines said so. 4:45
I agree wholeheartedly
masterpiece..He is gone and every body is going little by little and we are going to leave too one day...
Even mo come, tho!!!
Stick around, 2 witness it!
Merci beaucoup pour la vidéo !.
Portia has a flamenco soul I imagine Camaron de la isla singing along with Miles melancholic and unique touch
Más que a flamenco, me recuerda a rock andaluz. Suena mucho a Triana y Alameda.
That was absolutely epic. These guys know how to put on a show.
I remember being 17 years old, watching VH1 late, and hearing this for the first time via the 'Tutu - Medley' video where this was the last part of the medley. Completely enchanted and blown away as the chords and vibe were so otherworldly and ethereal. At 17 I felt beyond sophisticated listening to this, as it transported me to a lovely and sublime adult place that is too perfect for reality. That same feeling washes over me when I listen to this today at age 53. Magic.
So hauntingly beautiful.
epic gig. so touching
It makes me very emotional I did see this band several times and portia was the epitaph. Miles has been a reference on my life . I reccomend to listen Agharta and Pangaea two sets in Osaka back in the 70's just before he disappeared
.....Incredible! The soundtrack to epic events. Like the birth of a child, or a planet! Miles probably has on a 10,000$ outfit and the bassist has on a wife-beater. Long as you can jam!!
The best trumpet player I have ever listened to
I'm truly thankful that my best years were spent during this magical time period.
Love this song, best version ever. Great bass solo, band peeling away, just perfect...
Miles the Genius!!!
So sick it That shit puts me in the mood, For what I dont know I just know it jams. miles is Hands down a Super hero Musician. Hes done it all and wil keep on inspiring for googleplexes to come.
Damned Right Dude
this is his trademark of music into universe
Que hermoso regalo le hizo Marcus Miller a Miles al componer el disco TUTU, con canciones como ésta donde se puede estar fácilmente 15 a 20 minutos improvisando sobre una base rítmica poderosa, donde se pueden hacer infinidad de arreglos en vivo.
Outstanding - I loooove this tune and these brilliant musicians!
Recuerdo de jovencita me escuchaba este maravilloso disco en especial este tema en la oscuridad de mi habitación la música 🎼🎼🎵 era silencio relajante y me dormía como un bebé 😅para mí la mayor expresión musical de este hombre y su banda
"Portia", in a beautiful & most glorious way !
Fear is the chariot on which men ride to death
At such time they find, their fear a myth
And death a fancy child...
Live life, bold, beautiful & wild
As chains are but worthless cords
That part at your knowing touch
Ascend the ladder, made of all things pleasant & sure
A true portal to endless possibility & Miles of inspiration...
Tanta roba❤
Amazing
Some minutes are missing... the keyboard solo and loop at the end has been cut off here. The “official” end was with no more musician standing on stage with the keyboard loop running, leaving people with an empty stage, but filled with music still. Love this version of Portia, brings back so many beautiful memories and special moments
I listen to Portia an tutu at least 3 to 4 times a day the keyboard is like the sound it’s like 20 stories that theatrical Sound Miles his horn Melody over a melody harmonizing with each individual instrument this man was sensational and he made his musicians sensational I am going to learn how to play a win instrument because of him
fucking great comment
Astonishing 😮
AMAZING!!
Mr D. The Master of All Times
People at the concert looked like they came across it by chance, while incredible musicians were performing in front of them.
I bet that more than 30 years later they still remember this concert (as I do the ones I was lucky enough to attend in the 1980s and early 1990s).
beautiful tune...
Excelente
The sound is so intimate, that you can listen to M.D gold necklace touch the trumpet structure.
La trompeta del paraíso..
The Greats!!!
Great concert. Carried the magnetic tape to Unterföhrinh😍
Fantastic!!!!! 🎶🎶🎶🎶👏👏👏🎺🎹🥁🎸🎻
This musical hits me at the core❤
That *Triangle* solo @ 13:53 though.... 😆
The one and only.
unreal. wow
MILES DAVIS AGRADA JESUS CRISTO.ESTEJA EM PAZ MILES.
Amén gloria a Dios por Jesucristo
I like this.....
chorus bass darryl jones 👑🎈
I was born on March 1991 I was 6 months old when miles died
Que Más se puede dar en Directo y que sí lo sigues te lleva más Allá ..Escucha y verás .. Aunque lo Mejor sigue y sigue. .
It' s me! ;-)
Power 1000000❤
Классно!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
❤️🙏
Max level
久しぶりに音楽を聴いた
🌈💐💐💐🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️🌈
fuckin great!!!!!!
Anyone know the names of the musicians?
Kenny Garrett - Saxophone
Darryl Jones- Bass
Joseph “Foley” McCreary, Jr. - Bass with Piccolo Strings
I do not know the names of the other Great Musicians
@@blancomusic That helps thank you!
@@TimothyGondola For Sure ! 😊
Ricky Wellman-drums, Adam Rudolph-keyboards, Robert Irving III-keyboards, Mini Cinelu-percussion
@@nested_King Not Adam Rudolph, but Adam Holzman
What’s that beautifully crafted & sounding fretless bass Darryl is playing here? Need that asap!
albey balgochian bass aka Abass
@@chukka62 Grazie mille, muchas gracias, efkaristo poli, merci beaucoup!
epic
🎶🎷🎶😍
same spanish modal scale as Flamenco Skecthes on KOB !
🚀☄️
God Bless 3sat
👍
Geeeeez...14 dislikes? Gotta I mean gotta b on some serious drugs.
💙🌾🌱🙄
fucking good!
I don’t remember this episode of Miami Vice??
Lo real
Miles Davis vs Maurice André:who win?
The chord progressions... Miles knew how to get seduce women.
marcus miller composition not Miles
you're right, but if Miles didn't like that stuff i think he didn't play in it. about women i agree with julian. such a sexy sound
I never liked Foley... Most say he was a bassist, but with Miles, he wasn't... Just a replacement for John Scofield after he left. Foley never held the bass spot... Michael Henderson, Marcus Miller, Felton Crews, Darryl Jones, Angus Thomas, Benny Reitveld, Richard Patterson, NOT FOLEY!!!
😇
No balance: Miles is all but inaudible on muted horn, and swallowed in the mix on open...
Miles was no longer capable of real performances at this stage. His heart and blood pressure were so messed up he needed carrying on and off the stage. What he was still able to bring us was amazing assemblages of amazing musicians
Syd Potter it’s called a mute for a reason.
@@a1audiosauce Duh. It is not supposed to mute you to inaudibility
@@johnferngrove4083 bloodpressure has nothing to do with performence
@@johnferngrove4083 He was a bit lazy, that's it 😉
Brilliant musician but dismissive of his adoring audience, so in the end a tragic figure.
I agree! Did anyone else ever have a clue about what was going on with his mental faculty? Great Sound! Unfortunately Tragic and Sad, though! Is that the price of fame?
You guys are slightly oversensitive...
John Moses He liked you focus on his musicians and the music and not the audience .You misunderstand
great musicians but these sounds were awful
Crap.
I'm sure you can do better than that.