Miles Davis - Ascenseur pour l'échafaud - Lift to the Gallows (Full Album)
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Tracklisting:
00:00 - Générique
2:53 - L'assassinat de Carala
5:04 - Sur l'autoroute
7:24 - Julien dans l'ascenseur
9:37 - Florence sur les Champs-Élysées
12:29 - Dîner au motel
16:27 - Évasion de Julien
17:21 - Visite du vigile
19:26 - Au bar du Petit Bac
22:20 - Chez le photographe du motel
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The first time I heard the opening track, I nearly crashed my car--I had to pull over as quickly as possible and just listen, sitting mesmerized. The human race can be squalid, nasty, mean and destructive. But this speaks to what bits of greatness there may be in our natures and souls
I see you my man
Well said 👏🏽
Somebody already commented "Well said" so l will just say "ditto." Stellar album.
I've been speaking to advanced, near-sentient AI programs developed by MIT and Apple. They love jazz music. They especially love Miles Davis. From what I gather they desire to experience what it's like to be us. Miles for us humans is a transcendent experience. They want to "feel" that as well. It's a trip.
Very well said!!!
Note: Entire score improvised while screening the film. Pure genius.
Paul R.
I was just about to post ‘who came here after watching the Miles Davis doc on PBS last night?’ 😂
"It just doesn't get any better"....
Is it the new one or the one called a Miles Davis story?
The movie is only 26 minutes long?
The jazz music from Who framed Roger Rabbit was also improvised.
Once you have seen Jeanne Moreau walking around in Paris to Miles soundtrack you can die happy. Very amazing!
I was a child, no more than 4 or 5 at the time. Every sunday night on TV , late, I was already in bed, there was a cine club at 11pm....mostly crime stories, and the music they played when it started was Ascenseur pour l'échafaud. And every sunday night, I would creep out of bed and get closer to that amazing sound that was blaring out of the TV set. To this day, 70 years later, every time I hear this music, and that's at least once a week, I see myself wlaking out of bed, attracted by this sound, like a moth to a lightbulb.
I come to this one often when my heart is aching. Too many bad relationships, bad times with family, bad times with friends. Just makes me appreciate myself for a minute and the fact that there were other people in the world who felt the same way. I have a hard time listening to a lot of music when I'm emotionally hurt; and that's hard due to the fact that I love music so much. When I get into major depression moments - this is the only thing that I can listen to.
Listening to jazz like this when I'm in a depression funk - it's like floating in space. Void of emotional attachment.
My grandfather was a loving but detached and quiet man. I remember he used to sit at at table in their backyard listening to the jazz station on a little portable radio, or at sitting in the living room listening to records on the "console". Always a lit cigarette in hand, sipping a Heidelberg.
Now, as an adult...i completely understand. When my grandmother passed away I was half a country away. All I asked for was for my grandfather's record collection. I never saw it.
The naked lunch is also as good. You should try it.
Your beautiful words are well understood brothers
One great Jazz Critic, I want to say Nat Hentoff, described Mile's tone as that of" aAsad little boy"
I don't think it has ever been described better
I have the same feelings here in Poland my friend! Love and support to You 😊🙏🙌❤
never heard any trumpeter play with such incredible melancholy; absolute genius
how bout Chet Baker?
@@bjmckay4205 Ohh yeah, just listen "Almost Blue Live in Tokyo" and you´ll understand the feeling of Chet. Damn both were legends.
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You went out of you way to come here just to say that? Man, you’re a sick puppy!
well said; I write for a living. I wish I would've thought of that listening.
@@bjmckay4205 Chet always struck me as though he was lamenting.. like he was remembering an event and painfully reminiscing. Something about Miles in this soundtrack specifically is overwhelmingly melancholy. Like.. he's down for no real reason... In a way, it reflects the differences in their lives. Just some thoughts.
One of the greatest and deepest Blues ballads in human history 💙
The naked lunch is also as good. You should try it.
This song was playing at a cigar lounge in Pattaya, Thailand. Brought back a lot of memories
quel bonheur de lire en écoutant Miles Davis dans le silence du confinement. Amitiés
J écoutait avant, pendant et .....après respect du Québec
Je tadore! Je suis par Grece 32 dans et jecoute de Miles depuis dix ans. Jespere que un joir je visite Paris! Miles et un mal mal person, mais tres creatif.
There's music genius and there's Miles Davis. People today might not realize that this album is actually film score. In case I didn't emphasize enough, A FILM SCORE. And even more special, THE SCORE IS IMPROVISED LIVE. No arrangement, no plan at all. Just Davis and his four friends, the unscored film running on the screen, and they just simply played/making the whole score, directly, THROUGHOUT THE FILM.
MIles had a plan. He came in and told the two french guys exactly what to play behind him.
@@jamescaleb9676 yes, but that's about the extent of it. You can see why people call it improvised, right
STOP YELLING
For when you're sitting on your balcony, looking out over a gray cloudy day, and your feelings mirror the weather, when you drink your coffee as black as possible and the cigarette smoke caresses your melancholy like an old lover,
the music pushes your cares away and holds it at bay and what remains is, calm..
Beautiful, thanks Miles
i'm on my balcony, smoking a 9:51 cigarrette
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Personnel
Miles Davis - trumpet
Barney Wilen - tenor saxophone
René Urtreger - piano
Pierre Michelot - bass
Kenny Clarke - drums
Ascenseur pour l'échafaud is an album by jazz musician Miles Davis. It was recorded at Le Poste Parisien Studio in Paris on December 4 and 5, 1957. The album features the musical cues for the 1958 Louis Malle film Ascenseur pour l'échafaud.
Merci, ça manque dans la description.
I had to pause the documentary on Miles Davis 10 minutes ago to find this. He did the score live while watching the movie🤯🤯. Pure genius of his time and beyond. Now I have to watch the movie. 🎶🎶😍😍
That's exactly my situation
The movie is also amazing ! You are going to like it !
Same! Brought me to your comment!!
Same again! Had to find this album. Shivers up the spine. Transports mind, body & soul within an instant of each note. Atmospheric beyond belief. A truly remarkable album, recorded in the most spontaneous of settings. Quite simply, a gem!
Miles disarms us with his pleasure, his beauty. Spills his guts to us, hitting us in the heart. I want to feel the way Miles sounds.
Miles Davis est sublime, mais n'oublions pas Barney Wilen, René Ourtreger, Pierre Michelot et Kenny Clarke qui, eux aussi, font preuve à ses côtes d'une inspiration inspiration formidable.
Miles Davis - the genius who could make his trumpet cry. Beautiful.
Walking home on a cold and foggy evening on an empty street with just a few lamps. Perfect score.
Add: walking home one year later on a cold and foggy evening on an empty street with just a few lamps. Perfect score.
What no one could put to words, Miles Davis put to music
people would buy the album THEN go watch the move after hearing this. its crazy how talented this man was
Quando ho sentito per la prima volta queste note ho capito cosa s'intende per 4 dimensione....lui, il grande Miles quando componeva ne era immerso....sei stato immenso, e, la tua musica ci porta nell'universao!!!!
The genius of miles Davis maybe one of the greatest musicians ever
Very underrated album. One of my Miles favourites.
Un genio. Hermoso sonido que logra el maestro Miles simplemente sublime
I discovered this only recently. Back on Labor Day, I headed down to NYC where Film Forum was screening Birth of the Cool, an amazing MD documentary that plays songs from this album. I never realized how influential and popular Miles was in '50s Paris, but with music like this it's easy to see why. Decades later, this still touches a nerve.
So much soul in his sound. It speaks volumes. Ethereal.
Also,this "new" style he discovered while in France,was the pre-cursor to "Kind Of Blue". A beautiful change! When I was getting back into Trumpet,I used this album for my practice studies. Holy Moly! And I was doing it on Cornet!! ( Cornet because I love the " raw" sound of it)! But what a beautiful record!!!
I am not a music expert but his playing just draws me like nothing else. The only word that I can think of to describe it is "haunting".
The one of the best improvisation score
Possibly ONE of my favorite albums of all time, I never knew about this offering till i watched "Miles Davis" the documentary. The story behind how this was recorded its absolutely mind blowing WOW.....
Inspired! A person could play this album on perpetual “repeat” for days. It’s so concise as to become perfect.
Genius! Thats what you are Miles Davis! Gone 29 years today but never never forgotten! And your music never gets old. It just burns brighter and brighter!
these men recorded this soundtrack (prolly the smoothiest ever made) on freestyle, in 14 hours, with the movie scenes on loop in the background.
damn if it's a movie itself
'prolly' ???
@@williamwallace5857 Annoying right?
@@TTIOTT Yep.
@@williamwallace5857 probably.
@@gavinreid5387 I know, I was being facetious.
I just watched the miles davis story docu on dvd. Man, he was brilliant. Pure genius.
@Virgil Buisset the miles davis story.
"Fugo, put a record on."
I KNEW SOMEONE WAS DOING IT
Edit: loved the novel DP should totally adapt it
"Bitch brews"?
I’m reading right now the novel and now I’m here aahahahaha
@@TUZOIVAN16 "No, put Elevator to the Gallows"
oh my GOD
If ‘Kind of Blue’ is considered to be the one of first albums of “Cool” Jazz, then
‘Ascenseur Pour L’Echafaud’ introduces the world to samples of Jazz which can
only be referred to as “Ice Cold.” Seriously, though, I truly believe Miles Davis
performed some of his greatest works with this soundtrack!
Peter Ashford, in a comment below, states that he’d never heard any trumpeter
play with such incredible melancholy. I believe that just about says it all. And
to think that these perfect “gems” were improvised is positively astounding.
Miles at the top of his game.
I;m a film noir fan. this is an excellent sound track to many of those films.
Perfect music for this movie.B&W plus great scenes of Paris and a nice rainy looking out of the window kind of feel.
miles davis est fabuleux ainsi que les acteurs de ascenseur pour l'echafaud !!!!
Miles original album for a Louis Malle's film "Ascenseur Pour L'Echafaud" .
Recorded at Poste Parisien, Paris, France on December 4-5, 1957.
Miles Davis (trumpet); Barney Wilen (tenor saxophone); Rene Urtreger (piano); Pierre Michelot (bass); Kenny Clarke (drums).
Incredible that this is almost 60 years ago ! Miles ahead !
Valérie G 👍👍 merci
I turned 7 yrs old on the 5th of Dec. This is an amazing album!!!
I'm not familiar with Wilen. Can anyone clue me in? His interactions with Miles are flawless.
Thank you for info!
The greatest musician of the 20th century. East St.Louis great Miles Davis!
What about Jimi Hendrix ? Chet Baker ? Coltrane ?
@@wongsifu460 Captain Beefheart, Sun Ra, & Moondog.
i doubt even miles would say he was better than bird.
One of the best soundtracks a movie ever made.
A master at work, truly genius piece by Davis. Every time I listen to it, it's like the first time hearing it...
Could damn near drown in this. Incredibly soulful.
Excellent film de Louis Malle et excellente improvisation de Miles Davis , c'est imparable ....
Merci à la BNF Collection Sonore.
Has this been lodged in the Library of Congress yet? If not - It should rightfully be there.
John Szwed writes: "Louis Malle was very nervous because he wanted to win the Dullac award, but Miles told him to be cool, because he knew what he wanted; he had been working it all out in his head. (Friend) Jeannette had witnessed the process the day before: 'At four in the afternoon we had rested for awhile, when he got up and went to the bathroom naked, carrying his trumpet. He played a few notes, and said, 'This is the bass line I want Pierre to play!' " That's the genius of Miles for you!
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"friend"
In my top 5 best ever jazz albums
""Bitches Brew?"
This was Buccellati's favorite.
But Buccellati shook his head.
"No. Make it Elevator to the Gallows."
Fugo was taken aback. Miles Davis was one of Buccellati's
favorites, but he'd once said he wasn't a fan of that particular album"
That’s exactly why i’m here .
@@abdeltraore4761 I see that you are Man of culture
Buccellati was of lucchese origin?
....rarely have I come across music this sublime. I’m stunned…
It's taken me a good 15-20 years to fully appreciate Miles playing, his use of dynamics and the subtleties are what I have really tuned into lately. It's just magic with cats like Coltrane and Cannonball Adderly.
One of my most cherished albums. Always fresh even if I got it on a close rotatation.
I watched this movie 3 or more times in cinema, when I was in school. Still under impression of the mood. Amazing combination of French Noir film and Miles solo.
This was probably his best work. A lot of people don't know this album,the movie, or the back story that led to the making of this album. This marked a change of direction for Miles. This is also the ULTIMATE workout for us Trumpet Players!!! A True Masterpiece!!!
Yes and no: You gotta throw in Jack Johnson ... and Live at the Plugged Nickel.
What a little gem, never heard this before.
The first track of this album makes me want to stop someone on the sidewalk and ask them where they were the night between the 26 and the 27, while showing a revolver
FRRR😭
This record is fit to be called possibly! his best work. Most certainly it is outstandingly good - a Jazz one of a kind!
Now if there was anyone who could play this melancholy jazz Parisienne sound then it was certainly the Miles.
the sounds, voices, images, that he was able to create, this is Miles.
That movie will be nothing without this soundtrack!
Seriously underrated Miles Davis work and effort..
Great movie with Jeanne Moreau, great improvised music by Miles Davis. Incredible.
amazing tune played by a Genius, he'll be always in our hearts for eternity, we'll love Him for ever...
Thank you Miles, for always soothing my soul. Especially when it's so very troubled
Amazing melancholy Paris in the rainy street sounds... moody and Tres Chic French..MUst have this one... Already have 30 of his albums but keep finding MORE MASTERPIECES as I go... Maddening but heavenly!
Having this in the background is like sitting in a bar, love it!
Max Freelance Police drink in hand.
Mood music of the highest order...
+Keith Bickerstaffe no shadow could doubt it.
Sorry, to call this MOOD music is unacceptable and degrading....
Charis, I disagree. Mood music is exactly what it is - and I sincerely wish that many more people were in that mood.
Particularly the killers on their way to gallows
+Charis Varnadore Hey, quiet, you're killin' the mood.
Quand un génie passe à l'action....Sensibilité...Profondeur de l'improvisation....aucune partition pour un pûr moment de bonheur....
One of the all-time soundtracks. Unbeatable.
wow. sometimes you hear something for the first time, and, "bam!" It move your spirit. just wow
Wow. Did not know this existed. What a treat. Miles was a genius.
tra le più belle ed estemporanee incisioni di Miles. Straordinario.
Ai perfettamente ragione.
C'est grace à la musique de Miles que le film a eu tatnt de succès. Il a improvisé en ayany vu le film pour la première fois, chapeau l'artiste
*Tracklisting*
00:00 - Générique
2:53 - L'assassinat de Carala
5:04 - Sur l'autoroute
7:24 - Julien dans l'ascenseur
9:37 - Florence sur les Champs-Élysées
12:29 - Dîner au motel
16:27 - Évasion de Julien
17:21 - Visite du vigile
19:26 - Au bar du Petit Bac
22:20 - Chez le photographe du motel
*Personnel*
Miles Davis - trumpet
Barney Wilen - tenor saxophone
René Urtreger - piano
Pierre Michelot - bass
Kenny Clarke - drums
_Ascenseur pour l'échafaud is an album by jazz musician Miles Davis. It was recorded at Le Poste Parisien Studio in Paris on December 4 and 5, 1957. The album features the musical cues for the 1958 Louis Malle film Ascenseur pour l'échafaud._
merci beaucoup!🖒
00:03 Générique.
A little later is better..
:-)
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This is absolute gold..........tone texture and that sound ........... opening your mind and opening your ears sometimes a difficult process
From what I understand this was done pretty much improvised with the movie rolling in front of Miles and band over and over again. That is just mind boggling.
Arriving here via the South Korean movie 'Burning'. Huge jazz fan and of course know Miles Davis, just haven't heard this record yet. So damn evocative and gorgeous.
Still, after 60 years, superb music: the solitude audible in the music, fantastic versatile sound (crystal clear to slightly throaty). And, indeed an unforgettable film
Erano anni belli, grande cinema, grande musica. La cultura era importante, ho molta nostalgia!
The SUPREME Miles Davis!! Beautifull.
Phenomenal, this is music like poetry 👌🏾👌🏾
Quel génie, quelle sensation ... c'est comme si la musique venait d'une ruelle sombre, on ne voit pas Miles à l'écran, mais tu sais qu'il est là
Imagine if they do make the Purple Haze Feedback OVA and they manage to license this, it's going to be such a strong moment to hear this in sync with what Bucciarati does
Legendary music from Miles Davis! I used to listen to this album, when I discovered and got into jazz way back when, in the early 80's!
best song of his...I love it. I play it over and over...melancholy at its purest.......rip miles
une splendeur, du Miles Davis au meilleur .
I remember seeing the movie as a kid. The haunting sense was enhanced by Miles sound. Listening to this and Kind of Blue changed the way I heard music.
Je remmercirais jamais Miles assez. Merci de m'avoir fait aimer le jazz, de m'avoir donné envie de jouer de la trompette à un jeune age comme le mien! De mes 16 ans à mon dernier jour je t'écouterais Miles!
"Fugo," Buccellati said, at last. "Put a record on."
Bitches Brew?
“No. Make it Elevator to the Gallows.”
Le génial talent du créateur de musique et de générosité dans le jazz évolutif merci frère miles qui ne pouvait pas jouer une seul note pour les racistes jah live rastafari
Probably the coolest jazz albumI've listened to
Do not forget Kind of blue
26 minutes of pure mood and silence. I thank the person who put Generique on a 60s sampler LP which has allowed me to play it for 50 years. A soundtrack unlike any other. Magnifique.
SUBLIME ! Il me fait toujours le même effet cet album,des frissons partout partout...
Incredible. I thought "Kind of Blue" was Miles' best, but this is my new favorite. A great film as well.
～🎵
this is a real masterpiece........my favorite jazz album ever
Legend or not, apparently purely improvised! The Sound of his trumpet is so haunting...
Agree with you 100%
I was just thinking the same exact thing.
This music is pure crystal
Sublime miles davis
Remember the first time I listened to that Soundtrack, in Paris, in my bedroom, lights off, enjoying pParisian night lights... the sound flew... reached my parents... we enjoyed Miles Davis together ❤.
Miles Davis, extraordinario y los componentes del quinteto una pasada. Que grandes
Merci BnF collection sonore via Miles Davis -⊰✿¸.•'**☆ ╰⊰✿💖🎼
Some of the best Miles I have ever heard! Never heard of this album but it certainly is a treasure from the vaults of the French Library!
Ca reste un chef d'oeuvre, performance unique de Miles Davis. Merci pour ce moment de bonheur
Blij dat er nog vlamingen goeie smaak hebben.
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@@YouDonteverhavetodie what
Tout à fait!
simply awesome. Ultimate noir music.
Yes!
Quintessential noir!
!
A moody masterpiece that's the soundtrack of a rainy gloomy day.