Grab A Seat In The Studio With The Miles Davis Quintet
Grab A Seat In The Studio With The Miles Davis Quintet Enlarge this image toggle caption Veryl Oakland/Courtesy of the artist Veryl Oakland/Courtesy of the artist Music historians, biographers and diehard fans have always had a keen interest in session reels, the unedited studio banter and outtakes from recording sessions. With the release of Freedom Jazz Dance, the fifth volume of Miles Davis' The Bootleg Series, avid listeners will have access to over two hours of previously unreleased recordings — including dialogue from studio sessions. When I first got my hands on the Miles Davis Quintet's session reels, I felt like I'd walked right into their studio and taken a seat in the sound booth. Freedom Jazz Dance's session reels are nonfiction scenes from an important era in Miles Davis's musical life — and if we listen closely, the album gives us just enough information to compose the rest of the story ourselves.
Jazz album features newly-released collection of miles Davis Quintet concerts
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