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Miles Davis - Big Fun (1974) [2CD]
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A collection of material recorded between 1969 and 1972, the period just after Bitches Brew, Big Fun was not issued until 1974. By then, Davis had moved on in other directions, so it became a much-neglected album. The compositions are too scattered to maintain a focus, but there is much to hear within.
For example, this was the album that introduced "Ife," a piece recorded during the On the Corner sessions. Built on the simplest of bass vamps and the skimpiest of melodies, it nonetheless was enough to incite Miles's playing. It stayed in his performance book for years, and turned up on other recordings, such as Dark Magus, Agharta, Pangaea, and In Concert. "Go Ahead, John," from the Jack Johnson period in 1970, has a sublimely nasty (and sonically infuriating) guitar solo from John McLaughlin. ”
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Tracklist:
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CD1
01. Great Expectations
02. Ife
CD2
01. Go Ahead John
02. Lonely Fire
Personnel:
Miles Davis (trumpet)
Sonny Fortune (soprano saxophone, flute)
Steve Grossman, Wayne Shorter, Carlos Garnett (soprano saxophone)
Bennie Maupin (flute, clarinet, bass clarinet)
Lonnie Smith, Harold I. Williams (piano)
Joe Zawinul (electric piano, Farfisa organ)
Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea (electric piano)
John McLaughlin (electric guitar)
Bihari Sharma (electric sitar, tambura, tabla)
Khalil Balakrishna (electric sitar, tambura)
Dave Holland (acoustic & electric basses)
Harvey Brooks (electric bass)
Ron Carter, Michael Henderson (bass)
Billy Cobham (drums, triangle)
Billy Hart, Al Foster, Jack DeJohnette (drums)
Badal Roy (tabla)
Airto Moreira (cuica, berimbau, percussion).
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