MILES DAVIS - We Want Miles (Remastered) - 2LP - Gatefold 180g Yellow Vinyl
MILES DAVIS - We Want Miles (Remastered) - 2LP - Gatefold 180g Yellow Vinyl
MILES DAVIS - We Want Miles (Remastered) - 2LP - Gatefold 180g Yellow Vinyl
MILES DAVIS - We Want Miles (Remastered) - 2LP - Gatefold 180g Yellow Vinyl
MILES DAVIS - We Want Miles (Remastered) - 2LP - Gatefold 180g Yellow Vinyl

MILES DAVIS - We Want Miles (Remastered) - 2LP - Gatefold 180g Yellow Vinyl

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Label: Get On Down SKU: 20539 Catalogue ID: GET51470LP Format: Vinyl
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MILES DAVIS - We Want Miles (Remastered) - 2LP - Gatefold 180g Yellow Vinyl

MILES DAVIS - We Want Miles (Remastered) - 2LP - Gatefold 180g Yellow Vinyl

€40.99

 

2LP - 180g Opaque Yellow Vinyl With Japanese Stylized Insert And Deluxe Obi Strip. Remastered From The Original Analog Tapes.

We Want Miles is now available on vinyl after almost thirty years! On the heels of releasing Miles' Bitches Brew Live album, Music On Vinyl is also releasing another Miles Davis album that has been on their wish list for quite some time. 'We Want Miles' is a collection of live recordings from Boston, New York (where he had played his last gig in 1975) and Tokyo from 1981, and they're among the first live recordings made after an extended hiatus. But unlike his 1981 comeback album The Man With The Horn, on We Want Miles, Davis has rediscovered his famed embouchure and this album was released to great critical acclaim in 1982, winning a Grammy for Best Jazz Instrumental Performance on the way.

This is the first vinyl reissue since its original release in 1982, on double 180 grams audiophile vinyl in a Gatefold sleeve with its original artwork. Playing with him are a level headed Marcus Miller on bass, Al Foster on drums, Mike Stern on guitar (not afraid to let it rip every once in a while), Mino Cinelu on percussion and Bill Evans holding his own on saxophone.

"Davis's second recording since ending his six-year retirement was one of his best of the 1980s. Unlike his bands from the 1970s, this particular unit leaves plenty of space and plays much more melodically. Guitarist Mike Stern lets loose some fury, but electric bassist Marcus Miller is not reluctant to walk now and then in a straight-ahead fashion, drummer Al Foster and percussionist Mino Cinelu are tasteful, and Bill Evans gets in a few good spots on soprano. As for Davis, he was gradually regaining his earlier form.
- Scott Yanow, AllMusic.com, 4/5 stars

Tracklist:

A1. Jean Pierre
A2. Back Seat Betty

B1. Fast Track
B2. Jean Pierre

C1. My Man's Gone Now

D1. Kix