Ha, was thinking the same... Usually, it is acceptable that sometimes brass instruments are somewhat out of tune, especially in pop music, but not for Miles.
Yes, for Miles to insist that she come out and be with him shows the genius of the man and the stupidity of the youtube computer warriors sitting behind keyboards talking out their asses, LOL
This song was written by Steve Porcaro of Toto. The Toto guys were basically the studio band for the Thriller album, and co-wrote and arranged this song.
KingdomofLuke1 Yes, I know.... I learned this from researching KORG TRITONS, before purchase one for my 8 yr old daughter, 2016..... Music = Air = Life...
By the end he ruined his reputation, he was too high and such a junkie what he played made no sense. People are like “it was amazing and orthodox” but actual musicians say it was wrong and he had no idea what he was playing.
That heroïne kicked his ass. Marcus Miller tried to get him on the straight path, bud indeed he was lost. I traveled along with him across the world mostly in Japan, I lived there at this time, but he was broken (Sorry to say that, but it's True) I still miss this emperor of Jazz! Just like John Coltrane and Chet Baker!
Chaka still looks exactly the same, actually a little bit better, 35 years later. She is so amazing. This is the music I grew up on and I miss it so much. Michael Jackson was such a brilliant person.❤❤ to see Miles Davis and Chaka Khan perform Michael Jackson together at the same time is why I love the Internet!
Many, many, many years ago my brother (who loves & collects records of every genre) got tickets for a tiny little venue in Denver called Ebbett's Field - it seated under 100. I had just graduated high school & was visiting him for a couple weeks. He took me to a concert at Ebbett's... it was Mr Miles Davis. Little did I know at the time that I was witnessing a legend. He was truly amazing. 🎺💐💞
MY OPENION ONLY, People❤ MILES was the Last Great Trumpet Player, that I at 76 ,May live to see Anywhere❤ Thanks to All of you ❤John Barnett revisited October 2023❤
I remember being a 10 year old boy and listening to I’m Every Woman for the first time, while looking transfixed at a photo of Chaka Khan’s gorgeous smile. I fell in love right there and then and I’m still in love 43 years later.
This is a a crowned King of Jazz in my book.He opened many doors for artists who worked under and with him.Black music in general owes him a great debt of gratitude.An extremely talented individual on talent perhaps only Micheal Jackson and James Brown are better than him.A sharp dresser and never under anyone's instructions on what was style and good fashion taste.Salute to the king.
Love this! Miles isn’t quite hitting everything he wants though and Chaka starts off a little rocky and you can tell she’s nervous but that’s what live music is all about!
To see these two Great Legends on stage together performing in unison is an absolute joy. Miles Davis is arguably The Greatest Horn Player of All Time. And Chaka Khan arguably has the purest,most natural singing voice of the female genre.
I love her but she was off key here to the point where it sounds like it might have been deliberate. I know some people said Miles would rather a wrong note than be unoriginal, so she might have meant to be hitting wrong notes. You have to love her either way.
At this point in his career Miles was a complete Rock-Star who athletes and celebs fawned over and everyone wanted to be near the legend's presence. RIP GOAT🎺
This is why they call it Playing your Instrument. They are playing an awesome game. Miles is so gracious to play with her like this... Although he lets her know early on that he is still the master. This is essence of conversations that musicians have with each other. This is amazing.
I don't if people realize it but there's no band like that today. Miles was a genius. Every performance he did with his band was amazing ! What a sax tenor chorus by Rick Margitza ! Just sublime !
let me correct you: you don't know any bands like this. there are some but they aren't on tv or the radio or whatever. check out snarky puppy for example.
@@Mustis91 I know Snarky Puppy. I saw them few times. I've seen Miles on stage many times in thé 80's. Believe me, it's not comparable. Snarky sound good but they use a lot of technology to sound like that. Even, compare to Miles's band, they sound like students.
Happy heavenly 95th birthday, to the 9 time Grammy Award winner Miles Dewey Davis, born this day in 1926, one of the all time Jazz greats, a true legend
Miles has a tone that no other trumpet player can duplicate, especially in the lower registers. You can hear this in Sketches of Spain, a haunting melancholy sound.
You should have seen Chaka when she was in her teens. This was before the Rufus days. She worked with another wonderful trumpet player named Turk in a band led by multi instrumentalist, Dave Cook. Back then you only had to hear her sing a few notes, and you knew she was destined for stardom.
I have always love Chaka Khan! I named my best cat after her! She has the most beautiful face and I love her voice!! Back in her Rufus days whoa! Tell me something GOOD!
Miles, in all his majestic greatness is still in awe of Chaka Khan; and respect, with that rare "Smile" of his, seen at 4:30!! This is where his 'humility' lies. He honors and respects musical 'greatness' when he hears it, no matter its source, genre, or expression. If it's "Good Music"; and I quote Duke Ellington, he bows down to it!!!
God's in his creations he gives remarkable abilities, abilities to those he chooses and there are many more unknown thank you to the people that choose to share their GIFTS.
Cute lead and follow with Miles and Chaka. Loved his face like "Got her!" Anyone thinking that Chaka was out of her league here is sadly mistaken. She is one of the most prolific Jazz singers, and the lift that she has in her upper register is incredible. She easily scales up to a B5 without even using her head voice, and her total range is ridiculous. She clearly didn't know the song, as she came out with written lyrics, and was enjoying the improv. I will say had she known the song better, it probably would have been a different performance. But they had fun, and it was a nice set. #mastersinsession
Chaka did a beautiful impromptu job. She grew up to Miles Davis's music and her dad was in a jazz band. That's likely why her voice sounds so jazzy. Another thing that helps Chaka is her superb enunciation while singing out the lyrics, confidence and willingness to patiently sing off the band's performance. She has a great ear for playing off the band. Anyways, Chaka is a pro on stage, make no mistake. Started her stage singing at age 17, and still current on tour... she's no rookie.
I see you know music and performance! I love the way Miles and Chaka Khan get down...it was a good set...thanks for your comment. it really made sense...
Obviously she was just in the area and was invited on the stage that same day. A lot of Jazz is improve and a lot of people, me in particular enjoy that aspect of Jazz which makes it very interesting to me
It's the first time I see Miles smile ! I had the immense privilege of seeing him at the Nice Jazz Festival in 1987 (there were also Stan Getz, Wynton Marsalis and Dexter Gordon in this festival, imagine the atmosphere). Here in Montreux this Chaka's improv which would have been requested by Miles, and we can see how he appreciates her, not too often we see Miles smile.
No there was a period she was heavy on drugs, well she is always on and off. But, she has always been pitchy starting in the late 80’s. I actually played a show with her. This show she was a mess!! Low register was great. High register was awful!
2:15 miles Davis sunglass summoning 2:22 Chaka Kahn appears part 1 2:36 miles Davis peers over his sunglasses 2:50 miles Davis peer *intensifies* 2:55 the jam possesses Chaka Kahn 4:05 miles Davis punks Chaka Kahn 5:35 battle of trumpet vs woman 6:05 woman is defeated by trumpet. 6:21 *a new challenger appears*
Came across this one. I love the whole thing. Chaka is brilliant, the sax solo Jaysus and Mikes well … saw him so many times at the North Sea Jazz. Those were the days!
you people dumping on this obviously know nothing about jamming or improvised music. It is not your over-produced CD pop music perfection. 2 artists trying stuff and seeing where it goes. That's what can happen in jazz. It's not about perfection. It's about taking chances. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
@UndergroundGrower UK Stupid remark from your side. What tells you Mando Fisher is old? And to call him/her a fool is absurd. Furthermore, your statement about the 80's is utterly wrong: cheesy? Please, explain.
Anyone who got to see him was in the presence of supreme greatness...he never got over being eeminded and prejudiced against he was black. Such a damn tragedy .....we loved you and your genius ...
I was fortunate to see Miles Davis twice around the time of this recording. He is among my top three musical concert experiences: Frank Zappa, Remembering Shakti, and Miles Davis. Amazing musicianship.
I like how he is working with young talented musicians. He was a rule breaker pushed the envelope was never content to stay with the same sound. Love Miles!
This is beautiful and the tenor player kills it. His whole solo is great on its own but also as a contrast to Miles. Love when the rhythm section opens up and gives him a ton of space. Miles playing some crazy chords behind him at the beginning.
This is the lineup that I saw, the one and only time I got to see Miles play live. Life changing, of course, even if I didn't fully appreciate the experience at 18 years of age at the time.
Miles aka Little Doc Miles was waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay ahead of his time in every phase of his musicianship. May HSRIP. Love one to the one and only Miles Davis
Wow ! Great improvisation from Miles and the guitarist, followed by the magical scat jam with the singer followed by the epic sax solo. Jazz is all about improvisation. Only the greatest musicians of all genres can do it. Playing in the here and now instead of only playing “ the dots”.
Chaka is superb no matter what she sings, screams, hums or scats. She and Miles were very good friends for decades. Do your homework. Funk is natural...u can not learn it...either u are funky or u are not.
Yes Great Comments,......Jazz Is Also A Genre That Come From The Soul, It Really Can't Be Studied....it's Natural! This Is Why People Like Miles, Monk, Parker...etc Was Difficult To Copy.....This Collaboration Is Great, Just Wanted To Hear More From Chaka....Thanks for Sharing!
That's bullshit! Those guys were athletes who studied long and hard and had intense hours of practice. Don't buy into the "he was just born with it" or "it just comes from the soul." Yeah, after being in the woodshed for fifteen hours a day. Otherwise, their fingers couldn't physically do the things that Parker and Cannonball Adderly do. And they couldn't hear the notes that Miles plays so beautifully.
Geert Van Boxelaer Semi-disagree. I suck at 85% of most intermediate rock songs. Never mind metal type double bass. But I CAN do funk. I have natural timing already. I'm a fan of the 'nome for sure, but TH-cam is FULL of little bumble bee effers flying around on a kit with 8,000 hits per measure and no groove at all...jmo. I think funk might be in that "in the crack" pocket. Not straight, not too much swing, but smack in the middle. Think "I want you" Marvin Gaye's "sofa practice tape." It's got a weird beat. 1, 3 on kick. 16th on HH. Snare JUST on 2. Forget the stupid and dated disco final product off the album. THIS is interesting. I've showed it to guys who play way better than I do and can't find the pocket on it at all. Because there has to be room for despair in that beat. James Gadson. He's a master at that.
I’m Lover of greatness of which Miles & Chaka are repping Universally on this piece. If there was a mistake, no one would know it. Both Miles & Chaka are ultimate geniuses of music!❤️❤️❤️💯🎶🎵🎶🎺🎷🥁🎤🎹
The Only Person that could make Mile Davis smile...Empress Chaka Khan
Amazing Music History
Exactly 👍
It's a natural vibe being Chaka is ♈ and Miles Gemini ♊ they're magnetic 🧲
Miles plays his horn with the precision of a surgeon.
The trumpet master, alone in his style, and often playing back to the audience (not a lack of respect, just his way to play)
Wears beautiful jacket for us despite sweating hard
Miles always lets everyone else shine when he plays
Ha, was thinking the same... Usually, it is acceptable that sometimes brass instruments are somewhat out of tune, especially in pop music, but not for Miles.
King Jazz . Miles
Miles Davis and Chaka Khan jamming? Improv masterclass.
Imagine Rachelle Farelle...but I love Chaka too
FACTS! Sounds better then most rehearsed music
What; was she holding those papers for?
Miles Davis are so huge in Jazz, that he is only called Miles‼️💎❤️
I saw Miles live a couple of times but Chaka got him to do something that I never saw him do, smile. This is a beautiful performance.
daddyorama yes-a rare thing-a smile from Miles.
If Chaka can't make you smile then noone can.
He and his bass player also smile at each other at around 01:33. They obviously had a very close relationship.
Good cocaïne un the early 90's
Wonderful ❣️ watching here now March 2020. 🎵🎶👌💜🎤🎺🙂
Miles was not one to share his stage with a vocalist, so this is a rare and very special occasion. Go Chaka!
Yes, for Miles to insist that she come out and be with him shows the genius of the man and the stupidity of the youtube computer warriors sitting behind keyboards talking out their asses, LOL
A terrible vocalist that sings completely out of tune...
@@Ingrid_EverydayFilmmaker haha abrams i'm the best person here
Chaka a musician
@@thespiriteye5803 chaka kjsn
This song was written by Steve Porcaro of Toto. The Toto guys were basically the studio band for the Thriller album, and co-wrote and arranged this song.
KingdomofLuke1
Yes, I know....
I learned this from researching KORG TRITONS, before purchase one for my 8 yr old daughter, 2016.....
Music = Air = Life...
I know Pam Porcaro is my best friend and Steve is a genius
lel tara
There's nothing that a session man or more could ever do.
The brothers Porcaro are Bkns!!!! Toto legend...Thankssssss for all
Safe to say Miles was the best dressed most fashionable trumpet player ever!!!
Roy Hargrove with his handmade suits was another one. Both gifted and SO stylish ❤
Roy haynes n Miles both saw all the eras and are/were known for their fits!
@@19tet 💯💯yessir
He's wearing clothes?
Miles Davis, one of the coolest musician ever 😎
By the end he ruined his reputation, he was too high and such a junkie what he played made no sense. People are like “it was amazing and orthodox” but actual musicians say it was wrong and he had no idea what he was playing.
Yeah... he hardly broke a sweat.
That heroïne kicked his ass. Marcus Miller tried to get him on the straight path, bud indeed he was lost. I traveled along with him across the world mostly in Japan, I lived there at this time, but he was broken (Sorry to say that, but it's True) I still miss this emperor of Jazz! Just like John Coltrane and Chet Baker!
@@ronniebijleveld6265 What!? What a crazy experience/life!!
@@MattTwyman Did you mean "unorthodox?"
I've always admired Miles for giving his horn a human voice.
What's you say
@@tamaragrant120 he said miles davis's penis speaks like us
O S hahahaha
Yes!!!
He speaks with his horn, literally.
People can say what they like, you will NEVER get the opportunity to see this ever again. Those who were there, lucky lucky lucky 🙏🏼
Rip to Miles and Michael. Pure genius.
and chaka
@@OS-yg9fr Chaka isn't dead. Or did you she's a pure genius like Miles and Mike?
@@mimikinmiracle83 Indeed.
To Miles Davis for another great performance. This song was written by Steve Porcaro and John Bettis.
@@mimikinmiracle83 both
He loves her❤💋 She is a force to be reckoned with ....
What a treat. Is anyone else watching during the 2021 pandemic?
Chaka still looks exactly the same, actually a little bit better, 35 years later. She is so amazing. This is the music I grew up on and I miss it so much. Michael Jackson was such a brilliant person.❤❤ to see Miles Davis and Chaka Khan perform Michael Jackson together at the same time is why I love the Internet!
Facts she looks way better today than she did in this video she looks awesome today
that's REAL jazz. A spontaneous creation happening before your eyes/ears. Awesome.
it's real gay
@@OS-yg9fr Most dudes who use that as an insult are hiding it in themselves. js
@@FathomlessJoy most statistical statements are made up. js
@@FathomlessJoy most statistical statements like that are made up. js
That Sax solo was freaking Killer!!! (Loved chaka and miles too no doubt)
That’s me…thx
@@parisaxyeah Rick- one of my all time fave sax solos- Or any solos!!!🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
@@jeffbabko834 thx jeff...much appreciated!
Chaka is an ANGEL 😇 sent from ABOVE !
Não me canso de ouvir e admirar.
Forreal my favorite
Still gives me chills, absolutely AMAZING
Many, many, many years ago my brother (who loves & collects records of every genre) got tickets for a tiny little venue in Denver called Ebbett's Field - it seated under 100. I had just graduated high school & was visiting him for a couple weeks. He took me to a concert at Ebbett's... it was Mr Miles Davis. Little did I know at the time that I was witnessing a legend. He was truly amazing. 🎺💐💞
Jazzband chagall
I love the fun they're having!!! Chaka Khan got Miles Davis to smile!!!
MY OPENION ONLY, People❤ MILES was the Last Great Trumpet Player, that I at 76 ,May live to see Anywhere❤ Thanks to All of you ❤John Barnett revisited October 2023❤
You can really see each musician communicating in this it’s amazing
I remember being a 10 year old boy and listening to I’m Every Woman for the first time, while looking transfixed at a photo of Chaka Khan’s gorgeous smile. I fell in love right there and then and I’m still in love 43 years later.
All the other Chaka's fans will understand what you mean, me first
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Masters
This is a a crowned King of Jazz in my book.He opened many doors for artists who worked under and with him.Black music in general owes him a great debt of gratitude.An extremely talented individual on talent perhaps only Micheal Jackson and James Brown are better than him.A sharp dresser and never under anyone's instructions on what was style and good fashion taste.Salute to the king.
We are honoured to be alive in a world that Miles once shared with us.
calm down angel
Love this! Miles isn’t quite hitting everything he wants though and Chaka starts off a little rocky and you can tell she’s nervous but that’s what live music is all about!
yes she started off rocky and continued the painful climb for us all to suffer
@@OS-yg9fr hmm why don’t you get on stage with miles and show Chaka how it’s done then?
@@janemba204 he ded bruh
@@OS-yg9fr square fr
@@OS-yg9fr you one of them people he used to talk about. Jive ass
Miles Davis is a one of a kind musician Chaka Khan has always been a GEM vocalist 💎 RIP M.D. 🎺
To see these two Great Legends on stage together performing in unison is an absolute joy. Miles Davis is arguably The Greatest Horn Player of All Time. And Chaka Khan arguably has the purest,most natural singing voice of the female genre.
I love her but she was off key here to the point where it sounds like it might have been deliberate. I know some people said Miles would rather a wrong note than be unoriginal, so she might have meant to be hitting wrong notes. You have to love her either way.
DAMN!! its been 30 years since this performance was recorded. And still sooo freeesh!!!...
At this point in his career Miles was a complete Rock-Star who athletes and celebs fawned over and everyone wanted to be near the legend's presence. RIP GOAT🎺
I was there. I'm feeling old. Thanks Miles
God bless you.
lucky bastard! 🙏🏾
This is why they call it Playing your Instrument. They are playing an awesome game. Miles is so gracious to play with her like this... Although he lets her know early on that he is still the master. This is essence of conversations that musicians have with each other. This is amazing.
Oh my GOD. THIS IS PURE MAGICCÇCCÇCCCVXZ
Miles always loved Chaka voice so this performance is no surprise to fans of both...🥰🥰🥰🍷🍷🍷🔥🔥🔥
I don't if people realize it but there's no band like that today. Miles was a genius. Every performance he did with his band was amazing ! What a sax tenor chorus by Rick Margitza ! Just sublime !
let me correct you: you don't know any bands like this. there are some but they aren't on tv or the radio or whatever. check out snarky puppy for example.
I fell in Love with Rick! Oh my gosh, Such Beauty..🌹
Sorry I never saw him. Here in Canada back then the US musicians were always more publicised. He was right in my back yard in Ontario.
@@Mustis91 I know Snarky Puppy. I saw them few times. I've seen Miles on stage many times in thé 80's. Believe me, it's not comparable. Snarky sound good but they use a lot of technology to sound like that. Even, compare to Miles's band, they sound like students.
Yes! 😁
Happy heavenly 95th birthday, to the 9 time Grammy Award winner Miles Dewey Davis, born this day in 1926, one of the all time Jazz greats, a true legend
Miles has a tone that no other trumpet player can duplicate, especially in the lower registers.
You can hear this in Sketches of Spain, a haunting melancholy sound.
Una
Miles and Foley! Nearly two generations apart and one soul on this tune!
You should have seen Chaka when she was in her teens. This was before the Rufus days. She worked with another wonderful trumpet player named Turk in a band led by multi instrumentalist, Dave Cook. Back then you only had to hear her sing a few notes, and you knew she was destined for stardom.
im still.. i cant get over the fact this actually happened.
Miles, a great music maker, showed respect to chaka. Some times there is no time for practice. Bring what you got when called upon.
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Agree 100 %
I love how she found her key in the 2nd verse, and it sounded so much better. You can tell the nervousness had subsided
Miles was one of the coolest cats back in the golden era of jazz.
can you imagine anyone else acting like that with miles? Chaka continues to be legendary.
pure magic! happy crying! 56 years old and digging TH-cam videos! Not a boomer! I am Gen X! Thank you for the upload!
I want thank the Lord for blessing this planet with miles Davis, and Michael Jackson two geniuses !!!
and stevie , and marvin, and prince, and james, and george, and you and me
This was originally a Toto song..fun fact
im aboutta pull up the demo if its even on youtube ! @@Visibletoyou22
I have always love Chaka Khan! I named my best cat after her! She has the most beautiful face and I love her voice!! Back in her Rufus days whoa! Tell me something GOOD!
THE GREAT ONE MILES DAVIS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Miles, in all his majestic greatness is still in awe of Chaka Khan; and respect, with that rare "Smile" of his, seen at 4:30!! This is where his 'humility' lies. He honors and respects musical 'greatness' when he hears it, no matter its source, genre, or expression. If it's "Good Music"; and I quote Duke Ellington, he bows down to it!!!
Aaaaaa
God's in his creations he gives remarkable abilities, abilities to those he chooses and there are many more unknown thank you to the people that choose to share their GIFTS.
*Miles died 2 yrs after this performance.... challenging life but pure talent.* 💫
Spontaneous and beautiful. My son Curtis loved jazz. Sunday mornings that's all he would listen to.
Chaka kahn improved a the whole human nature verse melody over the outro section. Living in the moment at its finest.
Miles said that what you get on an issued album/collection is simply an ad for the live version(s). this is proof. what a stellar performance.
This too, is an ad for an experience no longer for sale.
Cute lead and follow with Miles and Chaka. Loved his face like "Got her!" Anyone thinking that Chaka was out of her league here is sadly mistaken. She is one of the most prolific Jazz singers, and the lift that she has in her upper register is incredible. She easily scales up to a B5 without even using her head voice, and her total range is ridiculous. She clearly didn't know the song, as she came out with written lyrics, and was enjoying the improv. I will say had she known the song better, it probably would have been a different performance. But they had fun, and it was a nice set. #mastersinsession
you're right on point she sing jazz scars and voice can soar
Chaka did a beautiful impromptu job. She grew up to Miles Davis's music and her dad was in a jazz band. That's likely why her voice sounds so jazzy. Another thing that helps Chaka is her superb enunciation while singing out the lyrics, confidence and willingness to patiently sing off the band's performance. She has a great ear for playing off the band. Anyways, Chaka is a pro on stage, make no mistake. Started her stage singing at age 17, and still current on tour... she's no rookie.
I see you know music and performance!
I love the way Miles and Chaka Khan get down...it was a good set...thanks for your comment. it really made sense...
she destroyed this song for me. How could she be so unprepared??
Obviously she was just in the area and was invited on the stage that same day. A lot of Jazz is improve and a lot of people, me in particular enjoy that aspect of Jazz which makes it very interesting to me
Love me some Miles. Good days mannnn.
Always loved Chaka.Now I have to give Miles a listen.
Miles is a beast on that horn
It's the first time I see Miles smile ! I had the immense privilege of seeing him at the Nice Jazz Festival in 1987 (there were also Stan Getz, Wynton Marsalis and Dexter Gordon in this festival, imagine the atmosphere). Here in Montreux this Chaka's improv which would have been requested by Miles, and we can see how he appreciates her, not too often we see Miles smile.
Great! I had the same privilege, Nice Jazz Festival 1987. Ciao 👍
WOW.......wish I could have been there.......will never see that caliber of musicians together ever again......
Famous story when prince wrote miles and chaka a song ..just before this ..Miles tried and tried to get chaka in bed ..
Chaka seems free in her improv. She’s like intentionally a bit pitchy but still brilliant. I love her- 💙
No one is ever intentionally pitchy
@@francismonroe969 Yes, I must say that I'm a bit surprised by her intonation. This sounds embarrassingly out of tune to me, to be honest.
@@pascaldeshayes5459Listen again …
@@pascaldeshayes5459 I'm guessing her stage monitor probably wasn't up high enough
No there was a period she was heavy on drugs, well she is always on and off. But, she has always been pitchy starting in the late 80’s.
I actually played a show with her. This show she was a mess!! Low register was great. High register was awful!
2:15 miles Davis sunglass summoning
2:22 Chaka Kahn appears part 1
2:36 miles Davis peers over his sunglasses
2:50 miles Davis peer *intensifies*
2:55 the jam possesses Chaka Kahn
4:05 miles Davis punks Chaka Kahn
5:35 battle of trumpet vs woman
6:05 woman is defeated by trumpet.
6:21 *a new challenger appears*
Thanks for posting 🎼🎵🎶🎺🎤😎👊
naw she cut Miles with that tisket a tasket thing; you can see him try to get the melody and he cant snag it.
Aaamaaazing
The challenger killed it.
6:27 THE LICK
She s a role model for what you can achieve as an artist... followed her career for decades!
It's Christmas Eve 2019 and this is my first time seeing this performance. It feels like an early gift! This performance is amazing!
Bom DIA Toni H ta bem AXÉ cabloca de Alma Alessandro de Souza muita saúde Toni H ta bem AXÉ Alessandro de Souza AXÉ BOM DIA
Merry Christmas ! 🌍💞
Came across this one. I love the whole thing. Chaka is brilliant, the sax solo Jaysus and Mikes well … saw him so many times at the North Sea Jazz. Those were the days!
you people dumping on this obviously know nothing about jamming or improvised music. It is not your over-produced CD pop music perfection. 2 artists trying stuff and seeing where it goes. That's what can happen in jazz. It's not about perfection. It's about taking chances. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
shut up lel
Don't get no better than this real heavyweights.Improvised music love respect.Someome pls.tell me who's that on the saxophone.
Mando Fisher We know its not about perfection but this was so damn bad, she should have stayed at home.
@@OS-yg9fr Huh? Explain!
@UndergroundGrower UK Stupid remark from your side. What tells you Mando Fisher is old? And to call him/her a fool is absurd. Furthermore, your statement about the 80's is utterly wrong: cheesy? Please, explain.
Rick Margitza was killing it! He's the icing on the cake!
Thank you
@@parisax he wasn't complimenting you lol calm down
@@OS-yg9fr thats me playing the saxophone
Two giants. I’m glad I saw both of them live in my life..Margitza is killing here btw..
Thank you
Anyone who got to see him was in the presence of supreme greatness...he never got over being eeminded and prejudiced against he was black. Such a damn tragedy .....we loved you and your genius ...
And he never got over that
SENSATIONAL BEAUTIFUL HEAVENLY AWESOME AMAZING WONDERFUL ❤!
I was fortunate to see Miles Davis twice around the time of this recording. He is among my top three musical concert experiences: Frank Zappa, Remembering Shakti, and Miles Davis. Amazing musicianship.
Yeah I agree miles & Zappa in my top 3 too
They are both as high as hell, awesome performance
Who is
I especially love it here when Miles starts " A tisket, a tasket.
and the look of approval on his face when she picked up the ball!
@@lesnyk255 gey look indeed
A little shout out to Ella!
Ella Fitzgerald reference
I agree with the many coments before about Miles and Chaka, rare and unique perforemence. Exellent.
Everyone talkin' about Miles and Chaka Khan but Rick Margitza and Benny Rietveld are where it's at! Let go of what you know and open your ears!
I like how he is working with young talented musicians. He was a rule breaker pushed the envelope was never content to stay with the same sound. Love Miles!
Thanks so much for posting this Thomas! 👌 .. 😁
Intimate performance.
That look that Miles gives over his sunglasses would have me runnin'.
Thanks, late night TH-cam!
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intimate performance that lead to intimate night of secks between miles and chaka. his horn made her pussay sing that night
@@OS-yg9fr LMAO YOU JUST MADE MY NIGHT
@@fatheroftwo852 i made 100 responses throughout this video over the years. enjoy and good luck with secks
Live in Montreux 1989 Would have great. Wish I could have been there. WOW!
I was lucky enough to be there :)
This is beautiful and the tenor player kills it. His whole solo is great on its own but also as a contrast to Miles. Love when the rhythm section opens up and gives him a ton of space.
Miles playing some crazy chords behind him at the beginning.
holly sht, chaka's voice give me chills down to the spine just about everytime I listen to this
It should - she's so horribly off-key, flat. Maybe she had no monitor, couldn't hear herself, but that's godawful. Apologies to her fans, but - - -
This is the lineup that I saw, the one and only time I got to see Miles play live. Life changing, of course, even if I didn't fully appreciate the experience at 18 years of age at the time.
Genius works on so many levels, Miles was on a level others could only dream about.
Genialne.Brak słów,bo zachwyt poraża.
Miles aka Little Doc Miles was waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay ahead of his time in every phase of his musicianship. May HSRIP. Love one to the one and only Miles Davis
Amazing performance, Chaka was incredible 4:40-5:18. Long live MILES!!!
Oh my God, if only Michael could come and perform with them in the middle of the song...just a dream of course ! RIP KOP
Wow ! Great improvisation from Miles and the guitarist, followed by the magical scat jam with the singer followed by the epic sax solo. Jazz is all about improvisation. Only the greatest musicians of all genres can do it. Playing in the here and now instead of only playing “ the dots”.
Awesome Day for JAZZ and Miles in 2021
Cant tell if he’s sweating or in tears while scatting with Chaka. Both some of the most truly inspirational people in music
04:29 - priceless moment! i have never seen Miles with a smile that! beautiful! thank you!
thats because he knew he was getting her wonderland pussay that night
MILES rearranged - SMILE ...! Genius he was of course.
Chaka is superb no matter what she sings, screams, hums or scats. She and Miles were very good friends for decades. Do your homework. Funk is natural...u can not learn it...either u are funky or u are not.
Yes Great Comments,......Jazz Is Also A Genre That Come From The Soul, It Really Can't Be Studied....it's Natural! This Is Why People Like Miles, Monk, Parker...etc Was Difficult To Copy.....This Collaboration Is Great, Just Wanted To Hear More From Chaka....Thanks for Sharing!
That's bullshit! Those guys were athletes who studied long and hard and had intense hours of practice. Don't buy into the "he was just born with it" or "it just comes from the soul." Yeah, after being in the woodshed for fifteen hours a day. Otherwise, their fingers couldn't physically do the things that Parker and Cannonball Adderly do. And they couldn't hear the notes that Miles plays so beautifully.
They say genius is 10% inspiration and 90% perspiration
Geert Van Boxelaer Semi-disagree. I suck at 85% of most intermediate rock songs. Never mind metal type double bass. But I CAN do funk. I have natural timing already. I'm a fan of the 'nome for sure, but TH-cam is FULL of little bumble bee effers flying around on a kit with 8,000 hits per measure and no groove at all...jmo. I think funk might be in that "in the crack" pocket. Not straight, not too much swing, but smack in the middle.
Think "I want you" Marvin Gaye's "sofa practice tape." It's got a weird beat. 1, 3 on kick. 16th on HH. Snare JUST on 2. Forget the stupid and dated disco final product off the album. THIS is interesting. I've showed it to guys who play way better than I do and can't find the pocket on it at all. Because there has to be room for despair in that beat.
James Gadson. He's a master at that.
No. IT cannot be learned. The skills, ok. Of course. But the timing, the soul: no way.
When art, soul, funk, jazz, childlike freedom and genius meet. Wow. Thank you for posting.
L’écoute et la complicité entre tous, super, et quels bassiste et saxophoniste, tout le monde !!
Miss you, Miles💕🎺🎺
Miles Dives marcou minha vida quando morei na Bélgica. Grande músico negro americano. Uma legenda!
I’m Lover of greatness of which Miles & Chaka are repping Universally on this piece. If there was a mistake, no one would know it. Both Miles & Chaka are ultimate geniuses of music!❤️❤️❤️💯🎶🎵🎶🎺🎷🥁🎤🎹
Miles knows she’s one of the all time greats, just as he is. You can tell he has respect and admiration for this woman. What artists.
As if Miles & Chaka weren’t enough-that sax solo near the end = nirvana. 🤙
When you can make "A tisket a tasket" sound soulful, wow!!!!
But you did hear him give her the phrase when they were trying to figure out where to go right?
@@vancenimtz2311 shut the fk up vance dumbass