Welcome To My Blog

Thanks for checking the blog out... Hope it offers something a bit different every now & again. Though I come from a pseudo - Mod background (Soul & Ska in particular), I have a diverse taste in music & hope my varied posts will reflect this.

Cheers Skamanc .... I'm not after your undying gratitude, but please leave your thoughts, comments & opinions on the posts & content. I regularly up- & download material, plus buy and trade items. As such, if I have inadvertently "trodden on anyone's toes" in posting anything then please let me know & accept my apologies. Also please support the artists involved & remember that the blog is merely a pointer toward these various downloads, which are stored elsewhere. Legally, any downloads should not be retained for more than a week. So now I've told you the legal bit !

Feel free to give me a shout : waltjabsco@hotmail.com

Manchester M22, September 2016

For my kids, Dylan & Tommy. Bollocks to the ex Mrs!

Special thanks to Steve White (software), Gordon Waring (music), Shaun Robinson (artwork), Paul Buddery (DVD's / software) & Sonchey Barrett (essential technical advice!).

"Thank you" also to regular contributors Herr Pauli (Malente, Germany), Phil (Shetland), Deco Mc Dermott & Mark Pengelly of Dublin, Martin Smith (Barnet), Paul Baily (London) and Rodd (Australia).

Tuesday, 2 November 2010

MILES DAVIS "LOST QUINTET" (France 1969)

Great live material from the Davis Quintet in late 1969, shortly before Bitches Brew was released. Thie quintet includes various sidemen from the recording sessions (see previous Davis posts), including Chick Corea (whom I've had the great privilege of seeing live twice) and Jack de Johnette. The various set lists include jazz standards as well as material from the forthcoming Bitches Brew - essential material from a fantastic outfit...

La Pinede, Juan-les-Pins, 25/7/69

Salle Pleyel, Paris, 3/11/69, Set 1

Salle Pleyel, Paris, 3/11/69, Set 2



Posted by at
Labels:

3 comments:

  1. Herr Pauli2 November 2010 at 13:29

    to hear Miles Davis is so fantastic. he is really a genius.one of my first jazz/Davis records is the soundtrack of the french movie "lift to the scaffold" fom 1957/58 - what a atmospere.
    Chet Baker, John Coltrane and Miles Davis are my personal jazz god`s
    many thank`s my friend
    your`s Pauli

    ReplyDelete
  2. Skamanc2 November 2010 at 16:04

    Anytime Pauli. Davis is the man....

    ReplyDelete
  3. Anonymous5 December 2010 at 09:22

    wow. just came across this blog and am really impressed at the depth of awesome stuff you got going on. thanks for posting all this stuff!

    ReplyDelete

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)