Miles Davis-Seven Steps 1963-64-D7~7-2004[EAC - FLAC](oan)

Miles Davis-Seven Steps Complete 1963-64-D7~7-2004[EAC - FLAC](oan) By John Kelman Miles Davis Seven Steps: The Complete Columbia Recordings Of Miles Davis, 1963-1964 Columbia Legacy 2004 Miles may have expressed distaste at the free music of artists like Ornette Coleman, but he clearly had his own conception of freedom, and so did his bandmates, which was one of controlled freedom. Structure would exist as a point of reference, and as a bare roadmap, but other than that caution would be thrown to the wind as the group explored and innovated within these loose frameworks. As is the case with all of the Miles reissue series, Seven Steps: The Complete Columbia Recordings of Miles Davis 1963-1964 has been painstakingly remastered. Some shows are better than others—the monaural Miles in Berlin has, most likely, been made to sound as good as possible given what is on the original tapes, but it doesn't have the crystalline clarity of the '64 New York Philharmonic recordings. But that is a minor quibble. Across the seven discs, even where the recording quality is less-than even, the performances sparkle. And the listener finally has the opportunity to put these years in perspective and follow the emergence of a group that, while not properly acclaimed during its existence, has gone on to be considered the most inventive band of Miles Davis' long career. 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. (08:58) - Milestones 2. (12:38) - Autumn Leaves 3. (10:27) - So What 4. (12:54) - Stella By Starlight 5. (10:40) - Walkin' 6. (01:46) - Go-Go (Theme) Playing Time.........: 00:57:23 Total Size...........: 165.65 MB Included.............: LOG,CUE,MD5 Artwork..............: @ 600dpi

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mrs.flintstone (2009-04-01)

hey One its fred last light after i used the EAC & uploaded 3 albums and went to bed. this morning when i went online mr.flintstone had been deleted where can or how can i find out why.
thanks fred

 oneanight (2009-04-01)

Hello Fred.
I did try to find you. Obviously that was the reason
would suggest checking out the Forum and ask their
didn't you get an e-mail?
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mrs.flintstone (2009-04-02)

i recieved no email or a reply to mine.and i have to leave my house to post a reply to you.wich is really a shame for everyone else no that i know how to use the eac i have over 400 old cd's i will copy and put on hard drives.i can still download and over the past year or so i have downloaded close to a TB of music and movies so really no lharm to me, i just thought it would be cool to upload everything i had.
thanks for your help
fred a.k.a. mr.flintstone

formen (2009-04-02)

I don't know if the work is all yours but, anyway, thanks for it. Excellent material and excellent upload. Keep jazz coming!!