Miles Davis Transmission Impossible: Legendary Broadcasts From The 1960s-1980s (FM) 3 CD Set

Miles Davis
Transmission Impossible: Legendary Broadcasts From The 1960s-1980s
Eat To The Beat Records (Eat To The Beat – ETTB071)
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Featuring:
Herbie Hancock
Marcus Miller
John Scofield
Mike Stern
Wayne Shorter
Many Many More!!

CD1

01 - Footprints
02 - 'Round Midnight
03 - No Blues
04 - On Green Dolphin Street
05 - Riot
06 - Masqualero
07 - Introduction
08 - Black Satin
09 - Honky Tonk
10 - Right Off,Sanctuary

CD2

01 - Prelude and Funk
02 - Maiysha
03 - Ife
05 - Turnaroundphrase
06 - Tune In
07 - Hip Skip

CD3

01 - Introduction
02 - Back Seat Betty
03 - My Man's Gone Now
04 - Aida
05 - Fat Time
06 - Jean Pierre
07 - Time After Time

Notes:
CD1 Tracks 01-06 FM broadcast De Doelen, Rotterdam, Netherlands, October 30, 1967
CD1 Tracks 07-10 FM broadcast Paul's Mall, Boston, USA, September 14, 1972
CD2 FM broadcast Shinjuku Kohseinenkin Hall, Tokyo, Japan, January 22, 1975
CD3 Tracks 01-06 FM broadcast The Sunplace, Fukuoka, Japan, October 11, 1981
CD3 Track 07 Live Under The Sky Festival, Tokyo, Japan, July 28, 1985

This time for Sunday Morning Jazz We have a great 3 CD box set from Miles Davis. For those who have downloaded Transmission Impossible CDs in the past know that the quality is always good. You also get 3 different eras from Miles' career. Ever the innovator Miles Davis was The Jazz equivalent of a musical Camelion like David Bowie. His musical direction changed with a beat of a heart. Jazz fans, as well as Miles Davis fans look at the names I already dropped as featured on the album. Can it get any better than to have a compilation with some of the greatest players to emerge from  the Miles Davis band.

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