MILES DAVIS AND MILT JACKSON [AKA: QUINTET/SEXTET]

Miles Davis

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Jazz Rock/Fusion

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Studio Album, released in 1956

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Dr Jackle (8:52)
2. Bitty Ditty (6:34)
3. Minor March (8:15)
4. Changes (7:10)

Total time 30:51

Line-up / Musicians

- Miles Davis / trumpet
- Milt Jackson / vibraphone

With:
- Ray Bryant / piano
- Jackie McLean / alto saxophone (1,3)
- Percy Heath / bass
- Art Taylor / drums

Releases information

Recorded in Hackensack, New Jersey; August 5, 1955

Artwork: Bob Weinstock with Tom Hannan

LP Prestige - LP 7034 (1956, US) Mono

CD Prestige - P-7034 (1989, Germany) Mastered by Joe Tarantino

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MILES DAVIS Miles Davis And Milt Jackson [Aka: Quintet/Sextet] ratings distribution

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3 stars Quintet/Sextet something of an outlier in the Miles discography, with an ensemble that never came together again. It features angular head lines that flirt with the underlying tonalities and some fertile ground for soloing. Despite promising material, the band just didn't have the chemistry or t ... (read more)

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