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Format: 2LP
Label: 4 Men With Beards
Year: 2011
Media Condition: New
Sleeve/Cover Condition: New
TRACKS:
A1 Sivad
A2 Little Church
A3 Medley: Gemini / Double Image
B1 What I Say
B2 Nem Um Talvez
C1 Selim
C2 Funky Tonk
D Inamorata And Narration By Conrad Roberts
Originally released in 1971.
PERSONNEL:
Bass – Dave Holland, Michael Henderson, Ron Carter
Drums – Billy Cobham, Jack DeJohnette
Electric Piano, Whistling, Vocals – Hermeto Pascoal
Guitar – John McLaughlin
Keyboards – Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock, Joe Zawinul, Keith Jarrett
Percussion – Airto Moreira
Piano – Keith Jarrett
Saxophone – Gary Bartz, Steve Grossman, Wayne Shorter
Sitar – Khalil Balakrishna
Trumpet – Miles Davis
Live-Evil is one of Davis' most extraordinary records. Here, on a double album comprised of both live and studio recordings, the electric sound that Davis first unveiled the year previous emerges as a fully formed and powerful beast.
Featuring one of his finest bands, which included John McLaughlin, Keith Jarrett, Gary Bartz, Jack DeJohnette, and Brazilian percussionist Airto, Live-Evil is a stunning exploration of the outer limits of jazz, and one of the most influential records of the '70s.
Four of the original LP's tracks were recorded at Columbia Records’ New York studios, with the remaining live tracks coming from a performance at Georgetown’s Cellar Door on December 19, 1970.
This gig was especially notable because it marked a reunion between Davis and guitarist John McLaughlin, who at this point was on his way to becoming a jazz legend in his own right.
Label: 4 Men With Beards
Year: 2011
Media Condition: New
Sleeve/Cover Condition: New
TRACKS:
A1 Sivad
A2 Little Church
A3 Medley: Gemini / Double Image
B1 What I Say
B2 Nem Um Talvez
C1 Selim
C2 Funky Tonk
D Inamorata And Narration By Conrad Roberts
Originally released in 1971.
PERSONNEL:
Bass – Dave Holland, Michael Henderson, Ron Carter
Drums – Billy Cobham, Jack DeJohnette
Electric Piano, Whistling, Vocals – Hermeto Pascoal
Guitar – John McLaughlin
Keyboards – Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock, Joe Zawinul, Keith Jarrett
Percussion – Airto Moreira
Piano – Keith Jarrett
Saxophone – Gary Bartz, Steve Grossman, Wayne Shorter
Sitar – Khalil Balakrishna
Trumpet – Miles Davis
Live-Evil is one of Davis' most extraordinary records. Here, on a double album comprised of both live and studio recordings, the electric sound that Davis first unveiled the year previous emerges as a fully formed and powerful beast.
Featuring one of his finest bands, which included John McLaughlin, Keith Jarrett, Gary Bartz, Jack DeJohnette, and Brazilian percussionist Airto, Live-Evil is a stunning exploration of the outer limits of jazz, and one of the most influential records of the '70s.
Four of the original LP's tracks were recorded at Columbia Records’ New York studios, with the remaining live tracks coming from a performance at Georgetown’s Cellar Door on December 19, 1970.
This gig was especially notable because it marked a reunion between Davis and guitarist John McLaughlin, who at this point was on his way to becoming a jazz legend in his own right.