Miles Davis-Seven Steps Complete 1963-64-D6~7-2004[EAC - FLAC](oan)

Miles Davis-Seven Steps Complete 1963-64-D6~7-2004[EAC - FLAC](oan) By John Kelman Miles Davis Seven Steps: The Complete Columbia Recordings Of Miles Davis, 1963-1964 Columbia Legacy 2004 At the end of the day, while Rivers is clearly not the right fit for the group, the tracks from Miles in Tokyo are much more than a failed experiment, and in context of this entire collection serves as just one more step towards the formation of the final lineup. The final tumbler falls into place on disc seven, representing Miles in Berlin , another record seeing release in North America for the first time, and including a previously unissued version of "Stella By Starlight." The repertoire may have been safe—including "Milestones," "Autumn Leaves," "So What," "Walkin'" and "Go-Go (Theme)" —but one can hear an almost audible gasp as the group takes full shape with the recruitment of Wayne Shorter, finally available after a five-year stint with Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers. Shorter is as comfortable bending rhythm, harmony and texture as the rest of the group, and along with Hancock, Carter and Williams, he drives Miles further into outward-reaching territory. With a firmer footing in the tradition than Rivers, and a more cerebral approach that mirrors Hancock's more intellectual tendencies, Shorter fits in as the perfect complement to Miles' ever more expansive reach. It would be another year before the quintet would release E.S.P. , the first album of new compositions to grace a Miles Davis record since '61's Someday My Prince Will Come. While the group would continue, for the most part, to mine the existing songbook for some time to come, there is no question, by this stage, that something significant was going on. And by the time December '65 and the Plugged Nickel recordings arrived, it would be even more evident that this quintet of young players would take music places it had never been" Personnel Miles Davis (trumpet), Ron Carter (bass), George Coleman (tenor saxophone on discs 1-5), Victor Feldman (piano on disc 1), Frank Butler (drums on disc 1), Herbie Hancock (piano on discs 2-7), Tony Williams (drums on discs 2-7), Sam Rivers (tenor saxophone on disc 6), Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone on disc 7) 1. (01:10) - Introduction By Teruo Isono 2. (10:17) - If I Were A Bell 3. (12:50) - My Funny Valentine 4. (08:05) - So What 5. (09:15) - Walkin' 6. (11:18) - All Of You 7. (01:21) - Go-Go (Theme) Playing Time.........: 00:54:17 Total Size...........: 332.98 MB Included.............: LOG,CUE,MD5 Artwork..............: @ 600dpi

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