MILES AND FRIENDS / IN A SILENT WAY
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- Concert at the Grande Halle PARIS
Concert date : July 10, 1991
This video was recorded from the TV.
MILES AND FRIENDS
Miles Davis (tp)
Wayne Shorter (ss)
Kenny Garrett (as)
Bill Evans (ss)
Joe Zawinul (syn)
Richard Patterson (elb)
Al Foster (ds)
Just about a month before he passed away. He was to young to leave us. But thankfully we have some of the greatest music ever recorded.
Miles told Joe that this was his favourite part of the concert. Two or three months later he was gone.
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@@jazzpopular819 My pleasure ; the comment is from Erdzeit -probably one of the best documentaries on Joe Zawinul.
Miles, Joe and Wayne set the bar; each in their own way. In your clip I love how Richard is so "on", all of them carried by the inimitable Al Foster.
True✌🏾✊🏾🎶
@@honeybozo When viewing "Erdzeit", you need to have a tissue handy. Or two ...
@@karloarsch1579 he loved his wife more than anything - that's worthy of lots of tissues.
The correct title of this tune is "It's about that time".
I miss Wayne Shorter and his music ı Like Friends of Miles Davis and him.''Music Art of Jazz'' .Bravo
I miss Him I like love Miles Davis all Music and his Art
Miles Davis - “In A Silent Way”
by BRIAN ZIMMERMAN
When Miles Davis released the album In a Silent Way in the summer of 1969, it represented a tectonic shift in the trumpeter’s artistry, aligning him with the growing legion of disrupters in the fusion movement and ushering in an era of funk-rock experimentation that critics would later dub his “Electric Period.”
Source: JAZZIZ
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It's interesting how everyone in the band, probably Herbie Hancock more than anyone become absolute success in fussion and funk only for Miles to experience one of this most depressive and junkie periods
The reason Miles "found" Joe was due to another musician, I can't think of his name, stop taking band members to meet Miles as Miles would "poach" them and brought Joe Zawinul.
And from that came, beside this beautiful collaboration, Weather Report
Never gave credits to Joe…
‘In a silent way’ Joe’s Master piece… can’t say it enough, he was a very discreet man.
Their doing more than playing. Communication and cooperation were very important with Miles. And empathy
This is AMAZING to see a live version of such a classic! Thanks for posting!!!
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I'm glad you liked it.
Zawinul!
Whoaaaa! Strap in and sit down and just watch and listen! Miles with some of his greatest band mates? I’m in!
pazzesco ....qui ci sono i piu' bravi del secolo scorso tutti assieme....
Simply fantastic performance of this piece!
Mistical und mysterious song by the legender King of Blues und friends
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Miles met Joe Zawinul when another musician, I can't remember his name, stopped bringing musicians to meet Miles, as Miles would "poach" the players.
So he brought Joe Zawinul rather than his keyboard player.
Then came "In a Silent Way" and later Weather Report with Wayne Shorter.
'Shh Peaceful', Bravo! The album is Iconic! 🎵
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Amazing
Titre vraiment sublime extraordinaire un véritable chef œuvre une belle réussite
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Que se puede decir de Miles Davis. Todo está dicho. Uno de los genios más versátiles que ha dado el jazz. Lo ha cambiado por lo menos cuatro veces
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Fantastic, the only problem: this is not In a Silent Way. It is from that album, but this Shhh/Peaceful from the A side. In a Silent Way is (mainly) on B side.
Just found out, that you only miss the first couple of minutes of Joe´s and Wayne´s performance. They play In a Silent Way alone, and basically only the melodie.
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Nope. That's "It's about that time".
@@romainlabaye, That's the truth !
I‘m tip-toeing throughout the neighborhood while listening to the opening of Miles‘
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@@jazzpopular819 Sure thing, I'm a jazzer
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Wonderfull
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Stupenda versione.
Peccato che manchi la meravigliosa intro di McLaughlin.
❤ Miles Davis is a creation of God Almighty! Believe 👉 1 Cor 15:1-4 and be saved! Watch him play in the 'Theatre of the Stars' 🔥🎶🔥🎶👍
Lamentations 3:26 (KJV)
“It is good that a man should both hope and quietly wait for the salvation of the LORD.”
Maestro del silencio. la nota.
Amazing how Kenny Garret coped with these greats
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😃🌸🌱❤️
This is my favorite live version of this song, I can't find other videos of the bassist, can everybody tell me where I can find more of his songs, thank u very much
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Publicity in the midlle of this treasure. Shame on you TH-cam......
Looks like a terrible pyjamas party. :D
It is not "In a silent way," which by the way was written by Zawinul.
He stole it from Joe Zawinul… or at least never gave credits to him, for this Masterpiece ! Love you Joe❤
When and where did this take place , very soothing sounds
Looks to be late 80s ?
1991 in Paris
@@ajpdeschenes merci
This is 'it's about that time' not In a silent way.
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I am pretty sure this is the ONLY time Joe Zawinul and Miles Davis played together. P.S. I'm pretty sure this song is NOT "In A Silent Way".
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It is in a silent way and Joe played on with Miles numerous times sometimes at the displeasure of Cannonball who had him on his band and Miles kept taking him away. Joe and Wayne Shorter were critical to Miles move to fusion and electric and the seminal bitches brew
@@Afrojoeful the tune is called "it's about that time" but the person who posted it seems to know only one sentence and will probably never change the title.
@@romainlabaye I don't need the person person who posted it to name it, I know it is "in a silent way" because it is my best Miles Davis song. I am a 70s funk guy and Joe Zawinul Herbie Hancock etc took a huge inspiration particularly from this album to give the world what was funk and jazz fussion
@@Afrojoeful The "song" In a Silent way" was composed by Zawinul, not by Davis, who insert it into his album "In a silent way! The tune played here is surely not "In a silent way", so, please, find the Zawinul's composition anywhere else here in You Tube to realize the truth of what I'm saying :-).
I think I'm the only one here from Symbiopsychotaxiplasm
NOT THE BEST VERSION BY a Miles
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