Miles Davis - "Cellar Door Sessions" (1970)

One evening fourty years ago, during a break in a concert, a furious Gary Bartz walked into the dressing room. "Miles," exhorted the saxophonist, "I hate what Keith is doing behind me ! I don’t like what this motherfucker is doing. I want freedom, I don’t want him to play when I play !" - Miles replied, "OK, I'll take care of it," and sent someone to fetch Keith. Bartz had left by the time Jarrett walked in, and Miles told him, "Gary just came in here and said that he loves what you’re playing behind him. Gary said, ‘play a little more!’

"The Cellar Door Sessions" is a 2005 reissue of several 1970 concerts given by Miles Davis at the Washington, DC nightclub "The Cellar Door". Significant portions of Davis' "Live-Evil" were edited and compiled from the music that appears on discs 5 and 6. It is one of the few recordings that has Keith Jarrett playing electric piano. "Live-Evil" and this collection are the only live recordings of John McLaughlin live performances with Miles Davis.

Get this wonderful whole set here:
Miles Davis - "Cellar Door Sesions" (M4a)

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