Miles Davis - Montreux Jazz Festival - 07 July 1988
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- Miles Davis - Montreux Jazz Festival - Casino, Montreux, Switzerland
07 July 1988
1. In a Silent Way
2. Intruder
3. New Blues
4. Perfect Way
5. The Senate; Me & U
6. Human Nature
7. Wrinkle
8. Tutu
9. Time After Time
10. Movie Star
11. Splatch
12. Heavy Metal Prelude
13. Heavy Metal
14. Carnival Time
15. Jean-Pierre
16. Tomaas
Musicians:
Miles Davis (tp, synth)
Kenny Garrett (as, fl)
Robert Irving III (synth)
Adam Holzman (synth)
Foley (lead-b)
Benny Rietveld (el-b)
Ricky Wellman (d)
Marilyn Mazur (perc)
Probably one of the best live performances I can recall EVER from anyone. Saw 3 live! What a blessing
Probably. One of the. What a nice safe statement. Hardly an opinion.
Every era of Miles has something to offer, as far as I'm concerned. People get so upset when artists they admire don't stay frozen in time. It's a shame, really.
the cosmos it is changing every moment ....so Miles it is big as the cosmos
that means that the artist transcends
I agree but I think its also totally acceptable to like a specific era of Miles and not like another one. You dont have to like EVERYTHING Miles did just because you really liked some of it. And that is totally fine, no one will get offended.
@@moistpeanut5986 I agree with you as well. My issue is less that people may not like everything, and more that some people feel that only the stuff they like has any value, or is "good". Should've clarified.
Miles best period startet in 1944 and ended in 1991, period.
Never never gets old! I WAS THERE!!
That old chestnut
Really!?!? Wow, so damn cool! I could only imagine 😳
Me toO!
How’s the senior center treating you fellas who’s here for the Mario underground theme music
@@FreshlyWILD 62, still kicking, rocking to cool music, racing vintage cars, staying in shape, target shooting, and watch the millennials dying a slow death behind the computer. No slowing down here! Have great memories ans making new ones every day.
Je suis un inconditionnel de MILES DAVIS . IL est venu en GUADELOUPE en Février 1990 , à cette époque je n'ecoutais pas encore du Miles , quel regret.
😭😭🥵sob..
Echt-Opfer der Zeit
Bello essere felici nell' averlo sempre qui con noi... nell'infinito presente 🎼 ♾️ ✨@@hermannwaltering
At the legendary Montreux Festival, a legendary Jazz artist like no other, Mr Miles Davis! His music is so sophisticated, spatial, colorful that infinite sounds are spread, syncopated, sometimes funky, pyschedelic; it's like Picasso painting the sky with improvised random colors!
I don't understand it now
Trippy
Miles Davis was the reason why i started love and play jazz music.
Love you Miles , rest in peace. ❤️
Ditto
Wherever you are miles; i hope you’re restin at ease!
This is all by…MD was cool mentor , musician throughout 50’s/60s70s. His musical genius is obvious but load of hanger-ons hanging on here to extent of typical 80s tedious excess.
Gone to soon like so many wonderful artists and people
マイルスの音は、即座に聞き分けれます。
乾いた瞬発力と独自性魅力が立ち上がって才能の宝庫ですね。🆒
True!!😂😂😂🥰
This music exhudes a powerfull futuristic vibe, sophisticated yet raw and wild. I ve never listened Miles Davies music in detail. Till today.. This concert its magnificient.
If you haven't already dig in to his '73 era live shows. Even more futuristic, I think! Enjoy!
You said it, My lady .
I was there. It was so intense, feels like yesterday.
Yup.
J’y étais ce soir là. Magique de revoir ce concert, merci.
what an evening! what a band! absolutely outstanding.
it puts a spell on us, the crowd.
I wish I could beam me back ...
RIP, grand MC MD!
Rick and M.Mazur amazing punch and groove congratulations BobHipJazzHopTrumpet
1. 0:03 (or0:24) In a Silent Way
2. 1:32 (or0:46) Intruder
3. 6:05 New Blues
4. 13:08 Perfect Way
5. 17:58 The Senate; Me & U
6. 27:45 Human Nature
7. 40:47 Wrinkle
8. 51:20 (or51:14) Tutu
9. 1:00:10 (or1:00:27) Time After Time
10. 1:08:35 Movie Star
11. 1:13:08 (or1:13:01) Splatch
12. 1:22:50 (or1:22:28 Heavy Metal Prelude
13. 1:28:34 (or1:28:28) Heavy Metal
14. 1:34:38 Carnival Time
15. 1:48:02 (or1:47:56) Jean-Pierre
16. 1:58:04 Tomaas
god bless you sir
FINALLY
Miles always succeeded in surrounding himself with excellent musicians. Again here in the 80-ies. I really love the sound and their individual performances. I treasure this CD so much that I've been searching to buy a second copy. Just in case. And didn't find one! OMG! That is scary.
Absolutely original and amazing music - knocked out by the virtuosity that Miles brings out of people. The King of Cool.
Miles Davis was a very good example of how a musician should be. His music was very well organized, soulful and funky.
It deeply saddens my i didnt really get into Miles or knew this musi. Until he passes and in tjis time period i was an almost broken man 87-92 till God rescued me then i discovered Miles one late Night on public tv 1993 With Quincy Jones he did his Bebop And Gil Evens at Montréal jazz with Kenny Garret had tears in my eyes after that everything Miles and the fact I never saw him play live
early drumandbass....fantastic! thank you for the uploading!
Wtf ru talking about
Masterpiece, opera d'arte, expression... All of them on the top of the roof, the sky is the limit... There is no limit
The jamming after Human Nature is just amazing, so much heart & feeling in the playing here, especially GARRETT.
Yes, it is...!!!!!
@@ClaudioValls Standing ovation after that sax solo
That guy on the sax is an absolute killer...amazing.
Kenny Garrett!
The real Kenny G
brutal
Kenny Garrett goes mid evil on the Sax
Each a musical virtuoso Ive never seen a four string lead/rhythm guitar till this concert great concert thanks Miles👑
That is straight up a bass guitar. He is playing lead bass, his signal has been altered through the use of effects etc so it sounds like a guitar but he is playing a bass with the smallest gauge of bass string.
Miles Davis, a voice in the wilderness. A smooth voice of heart and intellect.
your comment gave me goosebumps haha
Miles had a harsh speaking voice,but his musical heart touched on many mediums.!
If you love Foley on the lead bass guitar, watch his other concerts with Miles, and an interview with Miles where he talked about Foley and his other musicians. I had the opportunity to see them together many times. What a great time that was, camping out for two weeks at a camp ground close to Montreux and take in the best live concerts ever, like Marcus Miller! Hell I’m so ready to go see Marcus live again once this Covid crap is over!
Agreed. I love Marcus. He is truly exceptional.
miles was always growing and growing
This dude. Always breaking new ground. Always in an awesome way.
Greatest musician of my lifetime
Whattabout Coltrane
This is brilliant, rhythm is so tight and funky, solos are stunning. I am grateful for seeing and listening to this!
Miles!!! awesome. It's music goes deeper deeper into my mind, heart and soul. It really moves me!!!
I am always amazed by the variety of music that comes from a Miles Davis group. This concert does not even range over half of Miles Davis' contributions. His music will always be a gift to humanity.
Simply...I just like Miles work. I'm still enjoying his music.
Gratitude and thanks to all the musicians who shared their souls with us through this phenomenal concert! MA HA KA WA TA HI TA WA KA HA MA KKSSAAHH!
people! if you want to live another evening of your wonderful life for a reason, then be sure to plunge into this world of beautiful jazz Renaissance music..!)
Damn, I confess I haven't much liked the 80s albums I've dipped into from Miles, but this live performance kicks some serious ass. There's always this incredible feeling of space in his horn lines, and relatedly I kinda feel like his greatest talent might have been leaving space for collaborators and the musicians in his band to do creative, cutting edge work - something he was clearly doing right to the end of his life.
Amo este concierto,sobre todo la percucinista sus solos,son una locura,y el bajista también, y los tecladistas tremendo lo que hacen.
No me canso,de verlo.
Eu mesmo!
Asombra...
Thanks for showing one of the greatest trumpet players of all time!!!! And I agree every era showed something!!!
I believe he is the greatest of all time 🖖🏻🖖🏻🖖🏻
WTF do you mean “one of”?
randy brecker
Miles just show us another side of his soul this is a side I truly luv of Miles fantastic muzic
it was such a fantastic night. i know ´cause i´ve been part of it.
R.I.P.
Wow！Amazing performance of the Miles' band. I love it.
We're usually here on the weekends to watch Miles' amazing band perform.
Today was different. And it's a pleasure to be back here. 6:49
This is one of the best of Miles 80's era shows, heard this before but first time seeing video
Saw it live in Montreux! One of my best concerts ever... (except Prince with George Clinton, maybe)
@@thomaskessmeyer6905 I was there too :)
@@ErikBruchez i saw him 2 times on this tour,both times in L.A.....love the 88 band...
@@ErikBruchez @Thomas Kessmeyer Guys you´re so freaking lucky, even to see this on the screen is amazing experience
I was there as well! I’m Swiss and during that time I travelled all over to see Miles live! I miss him, the only musician that brought tears in my eyes when he died in 91!
Miles ,miss yah,saw yah once ,was the best JAZZ show I ever attended .I knew Tony Williams.
The Wrinkle was ON it! Wow, every single musician hit it home in that song. Great innovative work by the bassist in the coda and ofc everyone else.
Miles appreciated it too after wards "BENNY! Benny, Benny Benny" haha
every time kenny launches into the second part of his solo at the end of human nature i just go crazy ❤️
To je ten případ, kdy se od toho prostě nemůžete odtrhnout. Miles byl prostě marťan a jeho spoluhráči brilantní muzikanti, kteří s ním dokázali dokonale souznít. Momentálně si pouštím každý den, alespoň kousek. Dokonalá inspirace.
Marsjanie nie spożywają koki za 1000 USD dziennie !
wow--what a concert ! and that marilyn mazur percussion solo ! and that kenny garret solo- and that miles davis !
who just crossed out my comment ???
@@roxy2x Thought you did.
Le genie du jazz a l etat pur j ai adoré cette période la vie était plus douce sans internet 😊
Saw this same band 2 weeks before this....unbelievable!
Magique 🔥 🔥 🔥 Miles est incroyable, tout les musiciens dont incroyables. Marilyn Mazur est sublime ici.❤
Супер расколбас!!! Групешник, ансамбль, полёт,красавцы!!!волшебство
what a wonderful ensemble!
Saw this same band April 15, 1988 in the 300 capacity small club, the Coach House in Orange County, CA. It was loud and Foley and Kenny Garrett literally blew the roof off. Sad these days are over.
This is so sick! I’m completely blown away
I was 8 july 1988 at his concert in The Netherlands at North Sea Jazz Festival. Yours is the closest in time for me on TH-cam; thanx a lot!!
Saw them when I was a kid with my dad! This band was very good. I remember Marilyn Mazur and Rick Wellman! Incredible drumming & rythm sections! Foley also was a player!
Thank you very much Nixx Piragov !!!!! Yeahhhhh it's fabulous !!!!!! It's fantastic !!!!!!!!
This is unreal, totally mind-blowing
Very good performance, I like this era from Miles, one of this best groups, thx!
As the young ones would say (I am young), this shit goes harrrrd! What a show, it would have been a life changing experience to see this live
Inspired performances, super-soulful, technically soaring---tremendous show. Bassist off the charts, but....they all are.
Miles performs full set as part of Montreux Jazz Festival, Casino, Montreux, Switzerland, with Kenny Garrett, alto saxophone; Robert Irving III, Adam Holzman, keyboards; Joe "Foley" McCreary, piccolo bass; Benny Rietveld, electric bass; Ricky Wellman, drums; Marilyn Mazur, percussion.
Magical !! Thanks to share this lovely concert
Miles Davis culte mais Kenny Garrett était absolument fabuleux ce soir là. Je crois me souvenir qu'à un moment Miles lui souffle à l'oreille "This is YOUR night." Magique!
Breath taking ... such a brilliant band under the direction of a legend is beautifully devastating ...a nuclear explosion of funnkiness. Miles just brings it.
Ok there are good things in life, great concerts, and then, we've got this milestone show god damn it this is music!!
Excellente sélection du répertoire de Miles Davis, parmi les meilleurs spectacle que j'ai eu le plaisir d'entendre dans toute ma vie.
Et tous les musiciens sont de grand virtuose et Miles à 65 mourir c'est trop jeune pour mourir!!!
Dear al: no one’s too young to die!
My favorite band of his
same here.
RESPECT! A true artist "speaks " for himself / herself! I have nothing to add...and Miles was / is both eloquent and articulate as "the Devil" himself. My gratitude runs deep! Thanks for the upload.
The best.
Thank you for posting this!! I had the 20 CD Montreux box set back in the day, never got around to buying the DVD set. Great to see the video of this incredible concert. This one and his 4 sets from 1985 were my favorites from the CD box set
Quando você estiver naqueles dias de tédio, sem nada para ouvir, achando a vida uma merda, ouça Miles.
Même si tu es heureux 🌞
What a jam session. My head is spinning
God bless you, Miles.....! And the other musicians....! Amazing....!!!!
Absolute killer rhythm section takes it to another level on Wrinkle! Woooowee!
unreachable ever
musicos que deram sua vida inteira pra musica, isso é lindo
You are very cool mister 😊 i love your channel. More please. 🎺😎🎷
Yes! the jamming!! This is what jazz is about. Look no further, this is the sublime.
true, but this is 8o% fusion/funk, less jazz imo...but actually, it doesn`t matter at all what we call it, doesn`t it?! it`s simply the music of mr.davis i`d say;-)
@@markuselipka Yes, you are right. I think the man's love of playing music with others is really what hit me the most.
Benny on bass really impressed me here
I remember hearing Miles back in the day, i did not appreciate Jazz then like i should have because i was in my 20 's and was fully into R&B and having fun. Now i am totally into Jazz. MR.MILES DAVIS was a genius and is very much missed. One day hopefully God will bring back during the Ressurection and maybe we get to hear him once more. S.HghT.
With age comes wisdom! With jazz it would appear you’ve gotten some!
well done Ricky Wellman - and all the others. Wish I could have seen that fantastic gig
Amazing concert😈..with Miles the show is guaranteed👍😜👀 DIVINE!
I am sure this is a concert for a novice like myself, but I enjoyed it more than anything I had previously heard by Miles. I realise it is time to work on that novice thing.Thank you,you have made a change in my life.
Im just over a year getting into Miles & Jazz/Jazz fusion and still consider myself a rookie in understanding and appreciating the depth of the music.
que alineación mas potente..... Miles y su legado interminable.
Incredible live performance from true musician in the spirit
⭐🤩🌟👹💫🎶
Miles Davis, born in Alton Illinois, where I was raised.
Beginning to appreciate Foley, really nice playing!
You really appreciate it when you realize he has only 4 strings on his lead bass guitar.
Saw this band in 1989. Incredible night.
Je fesais mon service militaire la première fois que j'ai acheté un de ces albums, je l'écoutais à fond dans la caserne pendant les quartiers libre, c'était en 1991, et il es partie cet même année, j'étais même pas au courant 😔.
When Miles first came out onto the stage , he looks like a Lion on the prowl. Or a prize fighter determined to win a title fight. 🦁
Miles´ voice is the trumpet... BEIJOS DO BRASIL
Gracias, gracias, gracias. 💯💯💯✔️✔️ 👏👏👏👏👏👏👍🤝👌🙏🙏🙏. Buen día para todos.
two hours of Foley being amazing as always
i saw them in honolulu hawaii, at the waikiki shell outdoors (primo) around this time, and wow, what a concert!!!!! double header with the stanley clarke band!!! both bands had 2 bass players each, and no guitarists. this bass player is a baaad ass, he's from hawaii, and miles let him rip endless solos, and he was on fiiiire... benny rietveld.... while the instrument that sounds like a guitar is a piccolo bass, by mr foley..... what a day, what a night...............!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111111111111111111
Thanks so much for posting
Great show
this was the last opportunity for me to listen and see miles live and i missed it , a big big mistake
I feel that way about the great pianist Tommy Flanagan.
The last time you see or hear a musician is never known; due to them or you dying!
Som de primeira! Valeu pelo vídeo, amigo!
Que mágica forma de tocar 1:01:00 sublime esas notas, los matices, el color que le da al tema y el ambiente, que brutal, más que el virtuosismo, cuando el músico logra transmitir ese escalofríos a quien lo escucha, es sin duda el gran músico... Genio!
J'adore cette version de TIME AFTER TIME , magnifique .
Wanted to go to this so bad but couldnt afford to back then.
J don't love this kind of music, but j can't ignore his talent . PS: J'v 4 CDs bought in London in the late 90' and a lot of other jazz singer and musicians.😮
Oh wow! I was there!