I usually distaste attempts at performing such seminal pieces, NOT HERE! Right off the bat, exquistely done with more than justice, tribute the beat, the bassic beauty of this classic and an almost spacy Birdland touch to the solos. A moving respite, followed back into the driving beat and bass. FuulnSweet. Then it ends. Should've gone on a bit longer, with an organ and guitar solo to share, why not? (@ weeks) I'm back, second listen better than the first, Great Appetizer to the original Tribute to the Jack Johnson-LP Version by Miles, My favorite feel good song, crank it UP! "Yeah baby!" as Austin said.
Really great! One of the most seminal tunes of the fusion era, probably one in ten thousand guitarists could get the vibe of what JMcL played on it. Not sure this is really it, but closest I've heard in a cover.
Miles Ahead Group keyboardist Mike Kapitan has just released an album of jazztronica. Check out Sketches Of Spin. Available on all streaming services and here on YT ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tUj9S19jXdY.html
@@mikekamix you also play the other side of the record, i believe the song is yesternow? All extremely good music with a more doable nature than bitches brew
i set the reproduction speed of the video to 75% and it just sounded a lot heavier, but original speed is good too, great job, i love to see the music of one of my heroes being performed live, thank you
READ THE LINER--NOTES REMEMBER THE MUSIC IS FAR-IN WHICH MAKES FOR MORE DECAY AND RESOLVE FOR THAT NICE-BIG FAT GROOVE.....GOOD DOIN YOU GUYS MAYBE YOU'LL TAKE ON. LIVE--- EVIL ONEDAY?? ...LOL YEAH RIGHT....KEEP----LISTENING
Mr. Henderson has changed a lot over the years, huh? The gitfiddler does a pretty good job, but he sometimes sounds likes he know how to play the guitar a little too well. Like many other gitfiddlers, I knda went BACKWARDS from "Birds of Fire" to electric Miles to Coltrane & sideways all goofy-ordered. Way back then, McLaughlin in the "Jack Johnson", "Live/Evil" era, REALLY laid on the sloppy abandon with great vigor. Kinda making the bad notes STAY BAD, IYKWIM. What's REALLY WHACK is that it seems like the world is FINALLY catching up to Miles - the 1972 Miles! Dag Nab, at this rate I'll be pushin' daisys to little schoolgirls before anyboy else notices how STUPENDOUS the 80's Miles was. Evans->Bob Berg? Munch, Miller on bass? When Miles wore Stern out and he needed a _leedle rest,_ shall we say, Scofield waltzed in, when Miles wore HIM out, Stern came back-> Robben Ford. Lordy what's WRONG with them igno-kritik peeps?
