AT NEWPORT 1958

Miles Davis

Jazz Rock/Fusion

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A splendid album with astonishing fierce numbers but also some lighter piano-led parts. The music is dominated by the saxophones and the trumpet. It's interesting to hear Evans live in this setting and his contrast introspective playing compared to the "black" maestros. I like Miles' playing in particular, a lot of expression and dexterity. Pity that the concert is so short. Recommended to all who like the cool and bop Miles period. At this point of time, don't expect any innovative elements here. Until recently, Jimmy Cobb was the only surviving members of this line-up. For proggers and fusioners , the 60's Miles output may be more admirable.

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