Miles Davis - Isle of Wight 1970 - 1/4 ~ introduced by Keith Jarrett
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- Опубліковано 15 гру 2024
- Miles Davis - "Call It Anything"
Introduced by Keith Jarrett
Recorded live at Isle of Wight Festival on Saturday, August 29, 1970. 5:00pm
Artists :
Miles Davis - Trumpet
Gary Bartz - Alto, Soprano saxes
Keith Jarrett - RMI ElectraPiano/organ
Chick Corea - Hohner Electra-Piano
Dave Holland - Bass
Jack DeJohnette - Drums
Airto Moreira - Percussion
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Source :
Miles Electric - A Different Kind of Blue
(2004, Eagle Vision)
Director : Murray Lerner
Miles Davis with his incredible and legendary band an atomic exposion in the history of music .
R.l.P Miles
I liked this when it first came out ... but now? The older I get, the better this sounds. This is absolutely magnificent!
We arrived in Europe just after Kent State...three months and thousands of miles in a VW van...riots in Amsterdam but escaped to the Isle of Wight...Miles, Joni, Hendrix...amazing
I was there... Unbelievable at the time, unbelievable now...
Now that's some réalité my friend.
Yes, I was there too. Great sunset, that's missing in the film. One of the high points of the weekend for sure.
Jealous
pure envy
YEYYYYYY !!!!!!!!!
These musicians are innovators ,creators of a language unspoken before. The is so awesome to see and hear . Miles Davis and all of those musicians on that stage take a bow and thank you for creating an Art that we will never hear again .Due to corporate ownership of the arts . Creativity and talent is what we are hearing and watching and what a pleasure it was . ❤
In the future this will be remembered as a keystone in 20th century music. It is a pinnacle of so many wondrous musical forms. Here we are. Thanks for sharing.
absolutely, personally I think that of the twentieth century will remain only jazz
@@e-ternell and The Beatles
Whoever mixed the sound on this is a god damn master just like the rest of them.
I am the proud owner of this DVD that I found at the flew market for.... $4... just a few days ago.
I happen to be a lucky French woman who lived 14 years in Paris and had the pleasure to see many greats there...
Anyway, I was born the same year as this concert... wow...
La chanceuse
Of all the various incarnations of jazz….this is the hippest one of all….virtuoso be-bop masters completely in phase with each other and the new musical and electric sounds captivating the world.
What a sharp, on-time, rapid-fire talent Miles was on trumpet. His timing is impeccable; the energy is so poignant.
"People, who listen to Miles, can hear the tracks over and over ..." K. Jarrett, ...... absolutely
Influence of Band of Gypsies is under appreciated. Breathtaking music. ❤
What a blast from the past! Thanks for sharing.
Love this man 🙂
......fascinating words from Keith Jarrett on playing with Miles and a simply mind blowing set from Miles and band from 1970. I was only in middle school then but it blew my young mind open, not unlike the first time I heard Jimi Hendrix a few years before that. Thanks for sharing!.....
Classic Miles Davis........... Keith Jarrett on keys....... What more can you ask for....
Now that I now Miles Davis had a cuica and pandeiro in his band I love him even more!
You know why I don't play ballads anymore? Because I love ballads. Miles Davis
Keith....no matter what they say about you...you have truly aged well! Peace.
I've been looking for this for almost 3 years. Ian Carr's Nucleus - Roots led me to Keith Jarrett and the rest is history!
keith jarrett is from another planett.
He's a great player but a total dink
What an amazing festival. Not only did they have the Miles band, but also Emerson, Lake and Palmer's first big concert with cannons firing, one of the best live performances by Jethro Tull, The Doors, The Who, etc... That RMI electric piano Jarrett got stuck with sounds like crap, but he made good use of it. At least give him a damn Fender Rhodes with a clean amp. Miles' band just kicked ass.
Miles was always in a zone.
A trance of concentration.
I like the way there is no urgency to anything with him. He had to take off his mouthpiece and clear it out as he slowly walked off to the side.
I wish guys dressed like Miles these days. So cool.
Hello!!! How are you doing today! Please pardon me for intruding into your privacy but I just wanted to know if you're a fan!.... Stay safe
Totally the world of Miles. This band don't work without Miles.
Now THAT is a pre-COVID crowd! Goodness!
Unbelievably awesome music, musicians, and musicianship.
ahh man this would of been
a dream to see live.
incredible musicians.
Fantastic stuff.
Awesome! Im listening just through the laptop and that hand drum sounds like its about 8ft to my left - crazy!!
Jarrett was easily my favorite keyboardist of this era. It kills me to hear him hate on the Fender Rhodes-- the sound of the instrument definitely gave him an edge his acoustic stuff lacks.
Genius. I miss this level of joy, adventure, fire, and intellect in music. People just can’t handle it these days, thanks to the dumbing down mind whip of the digital leash of tik tok etc.
Saw this lineup - minus Chick - in 1971(?) in Crouse Hall, Syracuse University. What a lineup!
Love Miles all periods didn't appreciate as much in my teens in early 70s but thoroughly supersonic and didn't fully grasp till Miles passed
Una storica performance. Indimenticabile. Unforgetteble
Já lá vai muito tempo, mas alguns destes sons nunca mais me saíram da minha cabeça. Tive essa sorte de ter lá estado, 15 dias num acontecimento como nunca mais vi em outra lado.
Check out the young Dave Holland!!!!!
yep !!! what a styling !!! but good bass sound!!!
FENOMENALE ....
Hahaha, Chick's looking like he's thinking "so unfair, I was supposed to play Rhodes..."
Hahaha haha true
R.I.P. Armando "Chick" Corea.
later. Be like..Oh well..Do what you can do.Bingo....
@@seanswinton6242 Shit! I had no idea!
Two Piano Player...COREA and JARRET...¡¡¡ YEAH...
Insane
In social psychology, the strongest human social need is the one for 'affiliation'.
This is demonstrated in these huge outdoor concerts.
Add vid to my Favs, thanx!
@lagotaenelojo87 Jack DeJohnette. Great, great player.
Killin band - great to hear Dave Holland on electric bass - he seldom plays it these days
I wish they would rerelease the vinyl but with the whole song.
Also, massive kudos to Dave Holland, Gary Bartz (I love his solo here!) and Jack DeJohnette and Chick Corea ...Airto Moreira? Eh....
Yes. Aierto. Also Anthony Braxton on soprano sax.
@@StellarFella I'm quite certain that's Gary Bartz on soprano sax
@@wangson - It IS Gary Bartz. Thanks for the correction.
@@StellarFella You got it, friend! His solo is just fantastic!
Rick Beato brought me here!
I really liked the way you played organ, in Miles's band Keith.
I echo what he says, Jarrett's music has a genuine ability to scare. Me anyway, on Vienna Concert one of his solo piano albums.
ladies, find you a man who loves you as
much as keith jarrett loves keith jarrett
Hah! Well said. He's an insufferable egotistic cad.
I’ve spoken to him. A dick.
ahaaahaaaaahahaha!! Yeah man! Spot on...
Egotistical would be an understatement, couldn't hold a candle to McCoy Tyner, Don Pullen or Cecil Taylor.
@@brötzmannsax none of them could’ve done “The Köln Concert”
Mlles and Chick Corea KeithJarrett Herbie Hancock GREAT
The next time you are at McDonalds sucking on your supersize Coke, move the straw up and down in a rhythmic fashion ( if you can ). That is a cuica. One of the amazing things in Airto's bag of tricks.
Go listen to Dave Clark.
As far as I know, Keith did not appreciate Miles music at that time, at all . But he joines the band, for which reason ever ...
Seems like 30 years later he does see the value of those sessions and does take pride in having contributed to those gigs ....
That cuica is a thing of beauty
It drives me nuts that Miles said, "Call it anything" and the producers title it that instead of "Anything".
Love Airto on the fisting drum! Also Gary Bartz is absolutely incredible in this set
what do I know.These guy's are the genius's of jazz rock fusion.Ask John Mclaughlin.
concert footage starts at 3:48
One does not simply skip Keith Jarret intro
Signature energy.
Beginning of a long collaboration between Jack and Dave.
Chick is playing a Hohner Electra piano, not a Rhodes.
Airto got it goin' on
I thought Keith was pretty ineffectual in the band whilst Chick was still in it. This was partly due to the instrument he was playing, the organ.
When Chick left and Kieth had the Fender Rhodes as well then he made his mark, although I always preferred, Chick.
@MyRepentance
Thank god I found someone who agrees. This is no good! And I love Miles Davis!!!
Jack is bad ass.
Fuckin' helll... Raw shit
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@ogrebattle22763 i would ask for de johnette, airto moreira, chick corea,,,and who's on the bass? maybe dave holland!! what a band man....unbeliavable
As soon as he started to play, most everyone shut up to listen.
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That Jack Dejohnette looks like a James Gadson.
Imagine if Coltrane lived and got into this jam...or Charlie Parker...
Billie Holiday could've been doing scat singing...
Wow! , I would even say Michael Brecker.
Jarrett's mother was of slovenian descent, and his father was of German descent. But based on his 'Black' textured hair, there's gotta be a bowl of chitlins and collard greens somewhere in the middle.
Chick and jerret back when they use to play together, not anymore,...I wonder why?
60k views and no comments?
Great footage though!
...where and when did all these people go to the bathroom...??!!
both keith and chick played the instruments they hate.
No more explanatory than this.
Does anyone know what the hand drummer is doing? It looks like he is rubbing it or something
Its called a cuica
Every Master of their Instrument that is found in these recordings do not simply play. It is a wholesale sellout of emotion and it is all left lovingly for US. You don't get it? Go listen to Rap and stay away please...Or take this chance to learn the emotional side of music.
It's like the jazz Woodstock.
where can i buy this??
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Jarrett complaining about an INSTRUMENT that got him quite alot of exposure. So much for pushing the boundaries of music..
hahaha 2:53 i swear that looks like the hippie version of Mos Def
Miles is an acquired taste for sure
it's you
It's me or we can't heard a note from Keith ?
It's you
It's true; skip to 2:47 on Video 2.
einfach krank, egal wie die harminische oder rhytmische sachen entgegen kommen. das ist musik für grogen und physisch kranke.
ok,this stuff is not played in this world.Miles Davis and his guys make this music f. Ing so much better.Does that make any sense or am I out of touch with quality progressive jazz/rock fusion music?
@iobjectifytom dude thats fucking ARTO man! hes probably the best cat at "fisting the hand drum" in the world
@lagotaenelojo87 tio...mira la descripcion del video, anda
Airto was too much stoned at the stage , see in the documentary. in his own words....Airto, brazilian heavy weigth !!!
Probably on LSD.
So, these guys invented the music which is called fusion. Correct?
"Invented" is a bit of a stretch maybe, but pioneered sure.
JACK
What does N-O-I-S-E spell?
At the end of a jazz set I always expect the band to say, "ha, just kidding".
Przereklamowane Primabaleriny.
Jarrett is literally sitting on a plank of wood!! haha
I never much liked the fact that Davis used the head from the song “Directions” as a platform to jam and never gave credit to Joe Zawinul who wrote it.
He more or less did the same with “Blue in Green” which was written by Bill Evans.
And he definitely did it with the song “Solar,” which was a different title of something created by jazz guitarist Chuck Wayne.
Not to mention the songs he stole from Hermeto Paschoal like Igrejinha that he called Little Church. Greetings from Brazil.
And can't forget Nardis
@@mrtyreus0 Miles wrote Nardis, no? Bill Evans thought so.
@@justinpurtill the great jazz mystery. Looking at the changes Nardis is much more indicative of Bill Evans's style in spite of Miles' credit.
Personally, I think Miles "wrote" Nardis, but Bill contributed substantially to the harmonic motion that made it so iconic.
@@mrtyreus0 it's definitely a Miles tune. I remember reading (which, for some reason, I now cannot find) an interview with Bill Evans about how he first learned the tune from a Miles recording.
"Yeah, I'm in Miles' band."
"Oh yeah?"
"Yeah, I sit behind him on stage and fist this hand drum for like, 40 minutes."
And shake black balls on a rope.
yeah, no big deal- being one of the best jazz percussionists in the world.
@TheOneartist nah