Miles Davis - A Tribute To Jack Johnson mp3 download flac

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Performer: Miles Davis
Genre: Jazz
Album: A Tribute To Jack Johnson
Released: 2005
Style: Fusion, Jazz-Rock

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• Copyright (c) – Sony BMG Music Entertainment
• Manufactured By – Columbia Records
• Recorded At – Columbia Recording Studios
• Engineered At – Sony Music Studios, New York City

Credits

• A&R [Legacy A&R] – Steve Berkowitz
• Art Direction [Reissue] – Howard Fritzson
• Artwork [Original Cover] – Paul Davis
• Coordinator [A&R Coordinator] – Stacey Boyle
• Design [Reissue] – Randall Martin
• Drums – Billy Cobham
• Electric Bass – Michael Henderson
• Engineer [Original] – Stan Tonkel
• Engineer [Reissue Engineer] – Mark Wilder
• Guitar – John McLaughlin
• Liner Notes – Bill Milkowski, Miles Davis, Miles Davis
• Management [Project Director] – Seth Rothstein
• Music Director [Musical Director] – Teo Macero
• Organ – Herbie Hancock
• Photography By – Getty Images, Jan Persson , Jim Marshall , Urve Kuusik
• Photography By [Front Cover] – David Gahr
• Producer [Original Recording Produced By] – Teo Macero
• Product Manager [Packaging Manager] – Dianne Spoto
• Reissue Producer [Produced For Reissue By] – Bob Belden, Michael Cuscuna
• Soprano Saxophone – Steve Grossman
• Trumpet – Miles Davis
• Written-By – M. Davis*

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Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode (Text): 8 2796-93599-2 1
• Barcode (String): 827969359921
• Matrix / Runout: CTDP-118360 1
• Mastering SID Code: IFPI L327
• Mould SID Code: IFPI 50A3
• Other (Yellow sticker part number): K 93599-S1
• Other (Gold sticker part number): 0RAW09069-S1

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deadly claw

This is such a great listen and it's one of my favorite Miles Davis albums. The two tracks both top over 25 minutes making them some of the best long jazz tracks I've ever heard as well. They almost verge on Modal-Funk and don't sound as funky as say the material on Bitches Brew. Not that that's bad but the music is more relaxing and less chaotic then some of his other fusion albums. Right Off is more of a faster paced track then Yesternow and the editing is really tight and the use of effects at certain points makes the experimental side of this album even more rewarding. After hearing this I would love to grab the boxset now. Is there any jazz genre Miles Davis hasn't perfected?