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Miles Davis

... the missing links

OLD Europe (see RSF), November 4^th 2003

What you'll find here are only links to Miles Davis music which are NOT included in Peter Losin's list. As they show up there, they will vanish here! Sometimes you may find different or additional information here, in general I will more focus on the period of 1980-1991 (although I like the 60s and beginning 70s stuff best).

You will find: Official and Inofficial Releases, Bulkware, Radio and TV Broadcasts, Videos, Bootlegs, Bootlegs of Bootlegs and Private Recordings (PR).
Some additional track info can be taken from Jan Lohmann's discography The sound of Miles Davis (highly recommended to anyone who is interested in The Theme).

What's New?
Don't miss the credits.
You can get all data-files compressed to 1 file (70k).

means: linked through Peter Losin's discography at http://www.plosin.com/milesAhead/disco.aspx which is part of his Miles Ahead site.

[C]: picture of the cover

Additions / Corrections / Comments: please mail to:
< thomas @all-blues.de >

1945 - April 24 1946 - October 18 1947 - June 1948 - September 25: Early Miles Davis (Definitive Records DRCD11137) [C]
1945 - November 26 1947 - May 8; August 14 1949 - January 21; April 22 1950 - March 9 1951 - March 8 1952 - May 9 1953 - January 30; April 20; May 19 1954 - March 6, 15; April 3, 29; June 29: Evolution of a Genius 1945 - 1954 (Giants Of Jazz CD 53009) [C]
1946 - March 28: Super Horns, Miles Davis & Freddie Hubbard (Royal Collection RC83144; Mastertone 10042) [C]; despite to the title only one MD track (as sideman) from Charlie Parker on Dial Completed
1946 - March 28 1947 - October 28; November 4 1948 - December 11: 15 Reflective Recordings (Audio Archive Collectors Edition AA027) [C]; 10 on Charlie Parker on Dial Completed, 3 without MD
1946 - March 28 1947 - October 28; November 4; December 17: Charlie Parker Anthology (America AM 008-009-010 [3LP]); In A Soulful Mood [Charlie Parker] (Music Club MCCD 205) [C] 17 MD tracks; all on Charlie Parker on Dial Completed
1946 - March 28 1947 - May 8; October 28; December 21 1949 - January 3: Inspired by the Motion Picture BIRD (Giants of Jazz CD 53069) [C], nine MD tracks; mostly from Charlie Parker on Dial Completed (five tracks) / The Genius of Charlie Parker (two tracks)
1947 - October 28; November 4; December 17: Charlie Parker All Star Sextet (Roost LP 2210 [LP]); all except one on Charlie Parker on Dial Completed
1948 - July 11: Bird on 52nd Street (America 30 AM 6061[LP]); all on The Complete Dean Benedetti Recordings of Charlie Parker, discs 6-7
1949 - January 21; April 22 1950 - March 9 1951 - October 5: Bluing (Past Perfect 204377-203) [C]; mostly from Birth Of The Cool
1949 - January 21; April 21, 22 1950 - March 9 1953 - September 13: Moon Dreams (Jazz World JW 77031) [C]; mostly from Birth Of The Cool
1949 - May 8-15, Paris, France: All The Things You Are [Tadd Dameron Quintet] (Jazz Door 12110) [C]; all from Festival International De Jazz
1950 - May 19: Sassy [Sarah Vaughan] (Giants of Jazz CD 53165) [C], one MD track; from Sarah Vaughan in Hi-Fi
1952 - May 9 1953 - April 20 1954 - March 6: Jazz Highlights Vol.3 (Sunset SLS 50188 Z[LP]); all on Tempus Fugit
1952 - May 9 1954 - March 6: Volume I (Blue Note CDP 781501 2) [C]; part 1 of Tempus Fugit
1953 - April 20: Volume II (Blue Note CDP 781502 2) [C]; part 2 of Tempus Fugit
1953 - May 19 1954 - March 15; April 3: Gold / Super Stars (Gold 077; Super036) [C] / [C]; 6 tracks on Blue Haze
1954 - June 29; December 24 1956 - March 16: Oleo (Prestige 7847 [LP]); all on Bag's Groove / Collector's Items
1954 - December 24 1955 - October 27; November 16 1956 - March 16; May 11; September 10; October 26: Evolution of a Genius 1954 - 1956 (Giants Of Jazz CD 53063) [C]; all on Chronicle: The Complete Prestige Recordings / Basic Miles / Collector's Items
1955 - October 27, New York, USA
1958 - July 4, Newport, Rhode Island, USA: Miles and Coltrane (CBS 4608242) [C]; five tracks on Mostly Miles, two on Basic Miles
1957 - May 6, 10, 23 1958 - April 2, 3; May 26; July 4, 29; August 18; September 30: Evolution of a Genius 1957 - 1958 (Giants Of Jazz CD 53071) [C]; all on Miles Ahead / Milestones / 1958 Miles / Miles and Monk at Newport / Porgy and Bess / Jazz at the Plaza
1958 - March 9; April 2, 3 1959 - March 2; April 22: Cannonball Adderley meets Miles Davis (Giants of Jazz CD 53125) [C]; all on Milestones / Something Else / Kind of Blue
1960 - March 22, Stockholm, Sweden: Miles Davis & John Coltrane (Giants of Jazz CD 53014) [C], 71'; all on Stockholm 1960 Complete
1960 - March 22, Stockholm, Sweden
1960 - April 9, Scheveningen, Netherlands: On Green Dolphin Street (Jazz Door 1226) [C]; all on Stockholm 1960 Complete / Live in Holland
1960 - October 13, Stockholm, Sweden: Walkin' (Pilz 448213-2) [C]; Round Midnight (Comet 43418); all on Stockholm 1960 Complete
1958 - May 26; July 3, 29; August 18; September 9 1959 - November 20 1960 - March 11 1961 - April 14, 15, 21, 22, San Francisco, USA: Bye, Bye, Blackbird (Starlite CDB 1025/3) [C], 3 CDs, all (except 2 bonus tracks) on; Miles Davis 1958-1960: Concierto de Aranjuez (compilation); In Person, Volume 1: Friday Nights at the Blackhawk; In Person, Volume 2: Saturday Nights at the Blackhawk
1961 - May 19, New York, USA: Miles Davis and the Gil Evans Orchestra Live at Carnegie Hall (Jazz Door JD12107/8) [C]; all on Miles Davis at Carnegie Hall / Live Miles
1963 - June ??, St.Louis, USA
1966 - May 21, Portland, USA: No (More) Blues (Jazz Door JD 1224) [C]; three tracks(1963) on Transition and A Rare Hometown Appearance
1963 - June ??, St.Louis, USA
1981 - October 17, St.Louis, USA: Miles in St.Louis (Soulard VGM-SOU CD 3); three tracks(1963) on Transition and A Rare Hometown Appearance
1963 - July 27, Antibes, France: Jazz Spectrum (Valentine GJ-2 [LP]), one MD track; from Miles Davis in Europe
1964 - February 12, New York, USA: Quintet (Giants of Jazz CD 53047) [C]; parts on My Funny Valentine / Four and More
1964 - October 8, Sindelfingen, Germany
1969 - October 27, Rome, Italy: The Very Best of Miles Davis - The Millenium Edition (MILCD 19 SUISA D2CD22-2); all on Anthology; parts on Davisiana (1964) / Double Image (1969)
1964 - October 8, Sindelfingen, Germany
1967 - November 6, Paris, France
1969 - October 27, Rome, Italy: Gold Collection (Cedar CSCD122, OSCD222) [C]; all on Anthology; parts on Davisiana (1964) / No Blues (1967) / Double Image (1969)
1967 - November 6, Paris, France: The Paris Concert, XLI. Miles Davis (The Golden Age Of Jazz JZCD 341); all on No Blues (Jazz Music Yesterday JMY 1003) [C]
1970 - August 29, Isle of Wight, UK: The First Great Rock Festivals of the Seventies: Isle of Wight/Atlanta Pop Festivals (3-LP) [C]; Message to Love - The Isle of Wight Festival 1970 (Essential Records EDF CD 327) (2-CD) [C]; LP and CD compilations are quite different.
1975 - August: The years of retirement.
1980 - May
1982 - April 17, Frankfurt, Germany: Frankfurt Jahrhunderthalle (TV broadcast)
1985 - ??: Miles appearance in the Miami Vice episode Junk Love [P]
The original US broadcast date was November 8, 1985
1985 - August ??: Artists United Against Apartheid: Sun City (Manhattan ST-53019) [C], two MD tracks
1986 - ??: Fahrenheit [Toto] (CBS/Sony 28DP 5203; CK 40273), one MD track
1986 - February 10-March 25: Tutu (Warner Brothers WPCP 3568; WB 25490) [F] [B]
1986 - June 15, New Jersey, USA
1986 - July 19, Nimes, France
1986 - August 14, Los Angeles, USA
1986 - August 21, New York, USA: King of Priests (Tiki Records TR 02) [C] [booklet inside] [cover inside]
1986 - October 27, Hamburg, Germany: High Energy - Rhythm Attack (Poljazz, no number); Hamburg, Fabrik (TV broadcast)
1987 - January-March: Music from Siesta (Warner Brothers WPCP 3569; WB 25655) [C]
1987 - ??: Machismo [Cameo] (Philips 28PD-531; Mercury 836 002), one MD track
1987 - July 4, Berlin, Germany: Open Air at the Waldbühne (PR)
1987 - July 18, Munich, Germany: München, Philharmonie im Gasteig (TV broadcast) [S] [S]
1987 - December ??: Soundtrack to Scrooged (Polygram D28Y-3299; A & M 3291), one MD track
1988 - ??: Provision [Scritti Politti] (Warner Bros. 9 25686-2; Virgin VST-1006; CDV 2515), two MD tracks
1988 - February 16, Miramas, France: From His Last Concert In Avignon (LaserLight 24 327/1,/2) [1] [2]; Live in France, Part I (Delta Music 46007); Live in France, Part II (Delta Music 46008); Miles Davis Live (it's Music 22823); In Concert 88 (Live in Europe), Part I (Jazz Concert MDCD 101) [C]; In Concert 88 (Live in Europe), Part II (Jazz Concert MDCD 102) [C]
1988 - June 29: C.K. [Chaka Khan] (Warner Brothers 25P2 2319; WB 25707), two MD tracks
1988 - July 10, Munich, Germany: München, Philharmonie im Gasteig (TV broadcast)
1988-1989: Amandla (Warner Brothers 22P2 2718; WB 25873) [C]
1988 - July 7; August 14; November 1; December 17
1989 - April 12; June 5; July 26
1990 - July 20
1991 - August 25: Live Around the World (Warner Brothers WPCR-443; 9362-46032-2) [C]
1989 - ??: Back on the Block [Quincy Jones] (Warner Brothers 22P2 3118; WB 26020), two MD tracks
1989 - July 14, Perugia, Italy
1964 - October 8, Sindelfingen, Germany
1967 - November 6, Paris, France
1969 - October 27, Rome, Italy: Anthology (Cedar BOX-11: CSCD122,OSCD222, JZCD375) [C]; parts on Davisiana (1964) / No Blues (1967) / Double Image (1969); all on Gold Collection (Cedar CSCD122, OSCD222) + Live Tutu (Golden Age of Jazz JZCD375)
1989 - November 3, Paris, France: Miles in Paris (Warner Brothers 71550-3 [VHS video]) [C], 78'; Miles in Paris (Warner Brothers 38186-3 [VHS video]), 60'; Miles in Paris (Four Aces Records FAR006) [C], 55', a hissy boot of the video; The Gate of Heaven (Back Stage BKCD059) [C], 68'
1990 - February 13, Toronto, Canada: King of Trumpets (Flashback 07.93.0211) [C]; = Maghreb (Bugsy Records BGS024); = Nightcrawler (Teddy Bear Records TB16) [C]
1990 - March ??: Soundtrack to Dingo (Warner Brothers 26438) [C], eight MD tracks
1990 - May 5-10: Soundtrack to The Hot Spot (Antilles 442-846813) [C], ten MD tracks
1990 - July 14, Singen, Germany: Sing In Singen (Regency REG010) [C], the second edition has a different cover
1991 - ??: Mystic Jazz [Paolo Rustichelli] (Polydor 513 415-2), two MD tracks; = Capri (Verve Forecast 314 517 206-2)
1991 - ??: The Sun Don't Lie [Marcus Miller] (PRA Records 60201-2), one MD track, released 1992
1991 - January-February: Doo-Bop (Warner Brothers WPCP 4852; WB 26938) [C]
1991 - July 8, Montreux, Switzerland: Miles & Quincy Live at Montreux 1991 (Warner Brothers WPVP-9101; WB 45221); Miles & Quincy Live at Montreux 1991 (Warner Music Vision 38342-3) [C]
1991 - July 10, Paris, France: Black Devil (Beech Marten 053/2); Miles Davis and Friends (JVC/Bravo video broadcast); The Last (TV broadcast), 49'
1991 - August 24, Concord, USA: Concord, CA (PR)
1991 - September 28: Miles Davis dies in Santa Monica, CA; (buried Woodlawn Cemetery, Bronx, New York, USA)
1945 - 1960: Old Devil Moon (Starlite 1002)
1956 - 1988: Miles Davis Story (Columbia COL 467959 2) [C]
1958 - 1985: The Collection (Castle CCSCD 243) [C]
1968 - 1984: Electric Shout (Sony-Columbia) [C]
1982 - ??, Oslo, Norway: Live at Bislet Pub (Mushroom A-ha 1233435 [2LP])
I guess this one was a joke
1986 - February ??: Crucial, [Prince [Prince Rogers Nelson] "with Miles Davis (?) and friends"] (H.T.B. Entertainment CD 038001) [C] [C],
once a subject of discussion
1991 - August 22, Chicago, USA: Wrinkle: The Last Performance in Chicago, 1991 [C],
nobody seems to know it, photo by Jeff Sedlik. Copyright 1989
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Miles Davis

... the missing links

OLD Europe (see RSF), November 4th 2003

Sorry, this page is not updated anymore!
The reason is - CAN.

OLD Europe (see RSF), November 4^th 2003