Ok, little help needed. At around 5:21, as Miles's solo transitions to Kenny Garrett's, Foley starts playing a kind of arpeggio/ riff figure that I'm sure I recognise as taken from possibly an R&B/ funk track of the era, but can't place it. Anyone?
Now you got me.. Yes, sounds familiar. 🤔 Intriguing. But it can take a lot of time before the memory makes it fall into place. 🤯 Brute force; - play the riff on an instrument and see what Shazam makes of it. - write to dear mr. McReary and ask the question.
The part at around 5:18 is from It's Gonna Be A Beautiful Night by Prince (Miles would later perform the song with Prince at his New Year's Eve concert 12/31/87). Also, this version of Full Nelson includes a bit from A Love Bizarre by Sheila E./Prince (starts at 1:49:58).
Hello, I was at the concert then, almost four hours, without an intermission (!!), a dream, a devotion. I have never experienced anything like this again in my life. Miles is in heaven, I am on earth. We are all in the universe. The energies remain ...
Ich hatte das damals an Weihnachten auf Kassette aufgenommen. Der NDR hatte das als Weihnachtskonzert gesendet. Dann später jahrelang verschollen. Dank Internet wieder verfügbar. Goldene Zeit für dieses nicht nachspielbare Meisterstück.
Hallo. Ich kann dir nur empfehlen dir sämtliche Versionen anzuhören. Aber das wirst du ja eh machen. Die sind alle verschieden. Liebe Grüße aus München
By far, the best "modern" Miles concert out here on the tube. An energy and precision performed by the ensamble next to none. Miles being active for this amount of time given his overall physical state at the time, is utterly impressing.
Back then, the concert was broadcast by the local radio station (I remember Lutz Ackermann leading through the concert with his voice trembling with awe and excitement) on two nights at Xmas in '87 and I recorded it on two 90min Teldec tapes. Those nights gave me the final kick in my conversion to fusion jazz. History moved on, Miles died, cassette tapes can no longer be played, and lots of the late Miles' live cuts appeared on cd, but not this, THE concert. So we're all inevitably spiralling towards (old) age, and when I discovered this concert the other day on this channel, it was like Xmas in midsummer. Thanks to the guys at Milestones - your's is a great service to humanity (or human nature, as the case may be). Meanwhile, Miles (and his band) will stream forever!
Insane ! Love it! I'm with his tunes since 70tis. I'm from Poland (Warsaw) . I moved to NYC 1977 (or so) than lived all over the word and come back to NYC. , For me the NYC is the only place to live. I met Miles in NYC, it was awesome, in Harlem, time ago. And again. Than so much happened. So much...
Miles was simply blessed by our Creator to blow the trumpet on Earth as Gabriel blows the trumpet in Heaven. That's why we feel it instantly from the very first note until the last note. I remember seeing Miles in Chicago during the spring of 1990 in one of the parks. It was a starry night and of course he was the main star that shine so brightly and gave us everlasting enjoyable memories for years to come.
Like taking a ride through an unknown galaxy with little interludes of reminiscence...Human Nature/Time After Time, then back to the journey. No need to buckle up with this Maestro.
Jamming with miles for miles from Maryland to North Carolina or Ohio was a treat listening to this. Also, this was one of the longest concerts I've ever listened to. This makes me feel better about myself and the world knowing this type of music existed before I was born in the early of 2001.
Joe and Ricky SMASHIN on Me and You. Agree, best modern miles live out there. Maybe best live concert on YT. Jussayin. Friggin monster shit here peeps. Ya'll know their pockets are ridiculous. Kenny holdin it down as a youngster. Miles brining it out of him. They pretty much covered everything. Miles GOAT
I have that on VHS, its a copy from a copied copy, and even that the sound is terrible, I loved it. Now we have a good sound, not the best, but that is not so important in that case.
at the start of the "speak" song, Miles found himself in the middle of a "shillum" cloud... stopped to play the trumpet, took of his glasses and looked at the crowd suspiciously... and everyone stood up and screamed 'MILES-MILES-MILES' ...than he shook his head and laughed..... most of the crowd came from the rock scene not from the snobbish Jazz world like at Montreux.....
there are not only snobs at montreux, please ... I saw MD there about 15 times ('73 - '91) + about a dozen times at other locations. and I'm definitely no snob ... I'm a trucking, flying freak (space is the place (SUN RA).) the peak for me was '87 and '88. garrett, foley, rietveld, wellman, cinelu, holzman, stern ... or do I merge something ... ? SELIM SIVAD ROF REVE
What would it have been like to have been in the band this night knowing that everybody is dead on it and pressing just that much higher? And you're playing with Miles? Have mercy.
I don't know of any way of getting this as a download currently. It has been released as a (Japanese?) bootleg CD-R, _Concert In Hamburg 1987_ but it's probably quite rare/ expensive.
There are a few Warner Bros. releases from this period- _Live Around The World_ is cobbled together from different concerts 1988-91, but it plays like a single gig; _Merci Miles!_ is a gig from 1991; the deluxe edition of _Tutu_ had a bonus disc with a 1986 Nice concert; and if you've got the money to spend _The Complete Miles Davis At Montreux 1973-1991_ is a jaw dropping 20 disc boxed set, most of it from the 1980s, there was also a single disc best of _Highlights From The Complete Miles Davis At Montreux_ which gives an overview.
Are you sure this is Darryl on bass? Sounds very much like Bennie on Me to You; then again I might be wrong.... Great sound anyway -Ricky really is the man.
@@MilestonesArchive 59:10 what an entrance - not sure if he ever did something as this with the Stones: and yes 34:10 sounds very much like Darryl - I was wrong. Bennie somehow starts playing immediately against the sound of the band on Me to You and that lifts everything to another level, similar to when Hiram Bullock was on guitar. Darryl does this intermittently around 38:00 where Miles encourages him to push more, but it seems to take him to 40:30 to really expand. Still think that Ricky is such a solidly amazing backbone, who makes everyone sound amazing. Best drummer with Miles by far since Al Foster.
Miles' genie als bandleider is vooral gebaseerd op ruimte: ruimte voor stilte in zijn solo's maar ook ruimte voor zelfexpressie en dat hij zijn bandleden meer vertrouwd dan ze zichzelf vertrouwen. Zijn intuitie in het kiezen van bandleden was ongekend, wellicht vergelijkbaar met Joe Zawinul's. 59:10 is een entree die Daryl nooit kan maken bij de Stones Dus, verklaar jezelf - egotripperij; hoe haal je het in je hoofd?
Ok, little help needed. At around 5:21, as Miles's solo transitions to Kenny Garrett's, Foley starts playing a kind of arpeggio/ riff figure that I'm sure I recognise as taken from possibly an R&B/ funk track of the era, but can't place it. Anyone?
Now you got me..
Yes, sounds familiar. 🤔
Intriguing. But it can take a lot of time before the memory makes it fall into place. 🤯
Brute force;
- play the riff on an instrument and see what Shazam makes of it.
- write to dear mr. McReary and ask the question.
The part at around 5:18 is from It's Gonna Be A Beautiful Night by Prince (Miles would later perform the song with Prince at his New Year's Eve concert 12/31/87). Also, this version of Full Nelson includes a bit from A Love Bizarre by Sheila E./Prince (starts at 1:49:58).
C'est pas moi mais j'aurais bien
Hello, I was at the concert then, almost four hours, without an intermission (!!), a dream, a devotion. I have never experienced anything like this again in my life. Miles is in heaven, I am on earth. We are all in the universe. The energies remain ...
Who plays guitar?
@@spaceclearing9218 Foley (lead bass)
Saw this tour at the Starry Night Club in Portland OR (on Sep 6), brilliant show!
Thanks for your words!🙏🤩😉
Ich hatte das damals an Weihnachten auf Kassette aufgenommen.
Der NDR hatte das als Weihnachtskonzert gesendet.
Dann später jahrelang verschollen.
Dank Internet wieder verfügbar.
Goldene Zeit für dieses nicht nachspielbare Meisterstück.
Hallo. Ich kann dir nur empfehlen dir sämtliche Versionen anzuhören. Aber das wirst du ja eh machen. Die sind alle verschieden. Liebe Grüße aus München
Miles and his magic. I love how the band just let the theme flow and change. It's a lot of discipline and dedication. Master inspiration
Where are all the young people today to keep this genre alive. Everything is so correct today. This is music with all human ingredients involved?
By far, the best "modern" Miles concert out here on the tube.
An energy and precision performed by the ensamble next to none.
Miles being active for this amount of time given his overall physical state at the time, is utterly impressing.
Back then, the concert was broadcast by the local radio station (I remember Lutz Ackermann leading through the concert with his voice trembling with awe and excitement) on two nights at Xmas in '87 and I recorded it on two 90min Teldec tapes. Those nights gave me the final kick in my conversion to fusion jazz.
History moved on, Miles died, cassette tapes can no longer be played, and lots of the late Miles' live cuts appeared on cd, but not this, THE concert. So we're all inevitably spiralling towards (old) age, and when I discovered this concert the other day on this channel, it was like Xmas in midsummer.
Thanks to the guys at Milestones - your's is a great service to humanity (or human nature, as the case may be). Meanwhile, Miles (and his band) will stream forever!
You're welcome!
i really hope that those streams will live forever. even if i'm not sure about. . better enjoying till we can
Insane ! Love it! I'm with his tunes since 70tis. I'm from Poland (Warsaw) . I moved to NYC 1977 (or so) than lived all over the word and come back to NYC. , For me the NYC is the only place to live. I met Miles in NYC, it was awesome, in Harlem, time ago. And again. Than so much happened. So much...
Saw miles in dallas and my life was changed.
Best concert with this group, hands down!!!
I prefer the ones from 1988-89.
who takes the guitar solo at the ten minute mark? is it Joe 'Foley McCreary on piccolo bass?? (piccolo bass - new to me!)
@@Organise_Space yep thats him
RIP Ricky Wellman...
Kenny's solo on 'Human Nature' is killer!!!
Chills man, such amazing heart and feeling in his playing there and always
Rest In Peace Keith. Didn't know you, but I found you under a few vids commenting. Your taste was immaculate. "Human Nature" is my fav Miles piece...
Miles was simply blessed by our Creator to blow the trumpet on Earth as Gabriel blows the trumpet in Heaven. That's why we feel it instantly from the very first note until the last note. I remember seeing Miles in Chicago during the spring of 1990 in one of the parks. It was a starry night and of course he was the main star that shine so brightly and gave us everlasting enjoyable memories for years to come.
Was it definitely spring? I have a show from August 1990 at Grant Park, would that be the one?
@@MilestonesArchive Yes, that was it my brother!
@@edisonmosleyii1300 Keep an eye on this channel, you might have some listening to do this weekend!
@@edisonmosleyii1300 It's now online: th-cam.com/video/Knshi418y7w/w-d-xo.html Enjoy!
Three ad half hours of pereformance, Hamburg probably inspire Miles and his wonderful crew. I envy who was present at the show. Great!
De purooooosss locos ,Miles and his band.
Like taking a ride through an unknown galaxy with little interludes of reminiscence...Human Nature/Time After Time, then back to the journey. No need to buckle up with this Maestro.
Jamming with miles for miles from Maryland to North Carolina or Ohio was a treat listening to this. Also, this was one of the longest concerts I've ever listened to. This makes me feel better about myself and the world knowing this type of music existed before I was born in the early of 2001.
Miles has really taken Jazz to Higher Cosmic Dimensions...he must still be the Star of the Show up there in Heaven !...
The senate
This hits
And groove
Fire ❤❤❤❤
Yup I Agree!
This has loooong been a fave , it was out in excellent quality many decades ago.
Saw Miles in '82. No problem at all losing sleep to hear this one!!
1:23:13 "splatch" (m. miller): just divine! keep on bumpin' !!!
Moviestar by Prince at 1:17:30
Thank you for the time stamps, much appreciated 👍
Unbelievable a joy to hear this. Thank you
really the best concert
Tomaas, Portia *****
or even *****, splatch also
I meant: five stars, my pc refuses to write five stars ... ???
yea Tomaas is amazing live
Great live ! Thanks !
C'est génial. Je ne connaissais pas
The 15 people who clicked thumbs down on this have no soul. And, they are going to hell.
The finest concert by anyone ever?
new blues !!!, gran tema, wow!
I´ve been there, all time favorite , a hundred times good, no pain , miles forever!
wonderful to see such positive comments!
Best Miles live-concert ever!!
Daryl Jones is just a MONSTER on bass.
Jones bass playing around 1:02:00, just amazing
Damn, I can't imagine playing for 3 hours.
great!!!Darryl Jones on bass!
very nice concert with miles and Ricky Wellmanon on drums W MILAN_TARANTO
Quelle prestation ! Au top
nach so 20 x hören: die buben mussen ja verdammt guten nasenpuder gehabt haben;
am 21. war neumond ... wahnsinn, wie die abgehen! danke, Milestones!
Away from the criticism,
You can't have a Milestone without Miles...🎺
3 ore e 26 spettacolari : Miles for ever !
Amazing
A truly Americans form of music. harnessing kayas into magic.
Miles on keys is a real treat.
The best concert of all time...Miles is G O D ! ! ! !
Miles High Vibes...Eternal Master !...
Carnival Time is THE SHIT!
Genius I feel like. The trupet
io li ho visti e sentiti di persona questi qua !!!! p a z z e s c h i !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! impareggiabili , e gia ' !
Miles Davis! No other great jazz musician like this will ever appear! It's modern Beethoven!
That's true !
Best jazzists right now at 2023?
"RI3"...the end of Portia!/? My God, that was incredible.
Piękna gitara...
Transition from Miles´ solo to Kennys in Thomaas is one of the best I know. The other great one ist on Stella.. "Miles 58 "to John Coltrane
Right on!
Really 🥺
Just lOve Portia - wish it would go on for 3 hours
fucking great concert!!!
foleys solo at 2:52:50 (or even a bit earlier ... ) is sensational.
like a raging bull !!!
Darryl Jones tearing it up as usual, Foley cutting it up, Wellman, Garrett, Irving, Holzman, with Miles leading them? Wow!
Heaven!
¿Qué músicos acompañaron a Miles Davis en este súper concierto?
Joe and Ricky SMASHIN on Me and You. Agree, best modern miles live out there. Maybe best live concert on YT. Jussayin. Friggin monster shit here peeps. Ya'll know their pockets are ridiculous. Kenny holdin it down as a youngster. Miles brining it out of him. They pretty much covered everything. Miles GOAT
COOL
Is there a record tape or vinyl of that ?
I have that on VHS, its a copy from a copied copy, and even that the sound is terrible, I loved it. Now we have a good sound, not the best, but that is not so important in that case.
same tour i was... Hallenstadion ZH.... as well more than 3 hours..... great......
Miles was pariculary inspired that night
at the start of the "speak" song, Miles found himself in the middle of a "shillum" cloud... stopped to play the trumpet, took of his glasses and looked at the crowd suspiciously... and everyone stood up and screamed 'MILES-MILES-MILES' ...than he shook his head and laughed..... most of the crowd came from the rock scene not from the snobbish Jazz world like at Montreux.....
there are not only snobs at montreux, please ...
I saw MD there about 15 times ('73 - '91) + about a dozen times at other locations.
and I'm definitely no snob ... I'm a trucking, flying freak (space is the place (SUN RA).)
the peak for me was '87 and '88. garrett, foley, rietveld, wellman, cinelu, holzman, stern ...
or do I merge something ... ?
SELIM SIVAD ROF REVE
I forgot: my favourite sax-player ever is bill evans.
so elegant ...
... and: it would be sooo nice if this was a movie ...
i was born that day
"STREET SCÈNES" ?
FELA KUTI 😢😢😢
hell fucking awesome
What would it have been like to have been in the band this night knowing that everybody is dead on it and pressing just that much higher? And you're playing with Miles? Have mercy.
Μούσες touch this men!!
Goodness gracious miles.. Shame this shit weren't filmed. Bad ass
❤️😃🌲🌲
Miles au sommet.
I like the sound of this group he's got here. This group of musicians seems to make Miles sound better. Love to Kenny Garrett!
A lead piccolo bass in lieu of guitar? Wild.
Who is playing electric guitar on New Blues [Star People]? Insane
There's no standard guitar in this edition of the band, what you're hearing is Foley on piccolo bass.
1:40:08 Time after Time!
👍
who plays sax on Tomaas ?
1:15. My smile is stuck
Is that Foley playing those fantastic guitar solos on piccolo base ?
Yes.
Best way to get this album on FLAC or mp3?
I don't know of any way of getting this as a download currently. It has been released as a (Japanese?) bootleg CD-R, _Concert In Hamburg 1987_ but it's probably quite rare/ expensive.
@@MilestonesArchive Thanks for all.
i need the video
Awesome! Is this all Darryl Jones? I could swear that I heard Marcus?
Which live albums that sound like this are out there?
There are a few Warner Bros. releases from this period- _Live Around The World_ is cobbled together from different concerts 1988-91, but it plays like a single gig; _Merci Miles!_ is a gig from 1991; the deluxe edition of _Tutu_ had a bonus disc with a 1986 Nice concert; and if you've got the money to spend _The Complete Miles Davis At Montreux 1973-1991_ is a jaw dropping 20 disc boxed set, most of it from the 1980s, there was also a single disc best of _Highlights From The Complete Miles Davis At Montreux_ which gives an overview.
@@MilestonesArchive Thank you very much!
1:40:11 Time after Time
Are you sure this is Darryl on bass? Sounds very much like Bennie on Me to You; then again I might be wrong....
Great sound anyway -Ricky really is the man.
Yep, Darrryl came back into the band in the fall of 1986 until early 1988. Benny joined for the European tour in summer that year.
Oh yes, definitely, 100% Darryl Jones.
@@MilestonesArchive 59:10 what an entrance - not sure if he ever did something as this with the Stones: and yes 34:10 sounds very much like Darryl - I was wrong.
Bennie somehow starts playing immediately against the sound of the band on Me to You and that lifts everything to another level, similar to when Hiram Bullock was on guitar.
Darryl does this intermittently around 38:00 where Miles encourages him to push more, but it seems to take him to 40:30 to really expand.
Still think that Ricky is such a solidly amazing backbone, who makes everyone sound amazing. Best drummer with Miles by far since Al Foster.
Who played guitar tho ?
There is no standard six string guitar. What you hear is Foley on piccolo bass.
Who plays guitar?
There is no guitar. The guitar-like instrument is Foley on piccolo bass.
@@MilestonesArchive Incredible...
he played for 3 and a half hours? is that what you are telling me??
is it Marcus Miller on the bass? He's not in the initial credits
Darryl Jones is the bassist. Marcus left the touring band around the start of 1983.
@@MilestonesArchive thanks, man!
New Blues - who's on guitar solo?
There's no guitarist. That's Foley on piccolo bass.
@@MilestonesArchive Thank you! It's amazing)
Who is playing the guitar?????
There's no regular guitar here. What you hear that sounds like guitar is Foley on piccolo bass.
43:14
・ヒデェ、ベース ・・・時代の先端が
スラップとは？？？
Wat een egotripper bassist. Dat Miles dat toelaat?
Miles' genie als bandleider is vooral gebaseerd op ruimte: ruimte voor stilte in zijn solo's maar ook ruimte voor zelfexpressie en dat hij zijn bandleden meer vertrouwd dan ze zichzelf vertrouwen.
Zijn intuitie in het kiezen van bandleden was ongekend, wellicht vergelijkbaar met Joe Zawinul's.
59:10 is een entree die Daryl nooit kan maken bij de Stones
Dus, verklaar jezelf
- egotripperij;
hoe haal je het in je hoofd?
Or rather we saw his back about 60 % of the time.hehe