Wall To Wall Miles Davis
Symphony Space
New York City, NY
March 24, 2001
FM Broadcast Recording - Emperor Nobody Remaster
Flac 16bit/44,1khz
High Quality MP3 320kbps/48khz
Cover Art Included
This Is A Repost Also A FLAC And Sonic Upgrade!
8 CD Box Set Over 9 Hours Of Music
Original Lineage: WBGO FM--cdr in trade--eac--flac level 6--dime
Additional Lineage: Edited, Repaired, Denoised, Retracked & Remastered by Emperor Nobody, May 2026
Featuring:
Bobby Previte’s Voodoo Down Orchestra
Terell Strafford Quartet
Olu Dara Ensemble
Bobby Watson and Horizon featuring Victor Lewis
Hagans/Belden Animation Project featuring DJ Kingsize
Sex Mob with Bill Frisell and DJ Logic
Burnt Sugar/The Arkestra Chamber
Dave Douglas New Quintet
Ingrid Jensen Group
Russell Gunn Group
Frank London & Invocations
Graham Haynes Nonet
Joe Lovano Quintet
Mamadou Diabate & the Ben Allison Trio
David Sanchez & the Melaza Sextet
Melvin Gibbs’ Liberation Theology
Don Byron Music For Six Musicians
Joe Locke
Maria Schneider Orchestra
Vernon Reid and Masque
Adam Holzman and Brave New World
Wallace Roney Group
Lenny White
Pete Cosey
CD1
101 Bitches Brew/Spanish Key 18:40
102 Milestones 7:31
103 It Could Happen To You 9:40
104 Excerpts from Doo-Bop [1991] 8:56
105 Excerpts from The Hot Spot [1990] 3:02
106 Freedom Jazz Dance 10:27
107 Gingerbread Boy 6:05
CD2
201 Intro / Mother Dearest Mother 0:51
202 Paraphernilia 14:56
203 Selim 18:12
204 How Deep Is the Ocean/Solar 20:49
205 Someday My Prince Will Come 3:12
206 Summertime 3:59
207 All Blues 6:45
208 So What/I Don’t Live Today 7:09
CD3
301 Intro 0:26
302 Music inspired by the album Aura [1985, P Mikkelborg] 2:11
303 Music inspired by the album Aura [1985, P Mikkelborg] 3: 51
304 Mtume/Directions 16:04
305 Little Church 8:46
306 Boplicity/Sanctuary/Kix 12:38
307 I Fall In Love Too Easily 3:04
308 If I Were A Bell/Walkin’ 19:26
CD4
401 Love For Sale/Stella By Starlight 8:37
402 Time After Time (Cyndi Lauper) 6:33
403 He Loved Him Madly 12:28
404 When Miles Split! 8:36
405 Jeru (G Mulligan) 6:11
406 Moon Dreams (C MacGregor/J Mercer) 3:57
407 Venus de Milo (G Mulligan; transcribed by Joe Muccioli) 3:56
408 Deception 4:16
409 Rouge 5:35
410 Sketches Of Spain outtakes 2:56
411 Reminiscences 14:26
CD5
501 Round Midnight 8:30
502 All Blues [Kind of Blue, 1959] 5:35
503 Blue In Green [Kind of Blue, 1959] 7:49
504 Airegin 8:47
505 Bags Groove 9:06
506 Oleo 6:44
507 Seven Steps To Heaven 6:07
508 Milestones [Milestones, 1958] 10:42
509 Prince Of Darkness [Sorcerer, 1967] 15:24
CD6
601 lfe/Calypso Frelimo - Part A 12:17
602 lfe/Calypso Frelimo - Part B 13:34
603 Shhh/Peaceful/In A Silent Way/It’s About That Time - Part A 8:42
604 Shhh/Peaceful/In A Silent Way/It’s About That Time - Part B 10:45
605 On Green Dolphin Street [58 Sessions, 1958] 7:20
606 Footprints [Miles Smiles, 1966 – W Shorter] 8:11
607 Interview 2:43
608 The Making Of Kind Of Blue 9:17
CD7
701 Concierto de Aranjuez (Joaquin Rodrigo) 9:43
702 Will O’ the Wisp (M De Falla) 8:16
703 The Pan Piper (G Evans) 3:57
704 Saeta (G Evans) 4:04
705 Solea (G Evans) 5:48
706 Song Of Our Country 10:43
707 Donna Lee/Half Nelson 11:57
CD8
801 Right Off (Miles Davis) 13:27
802 Freddie Freeloader (Miles Davis) 8:40
803 Opening Medley (unreleased, late 1980s) 2:06
804 Tomas (Tutu, 1986) 4:08
805 Maze (unreleased) 7:07
806 Lament/Filles de Killmanjaro/A Love Supreme 11:52
807 Round Midnight 7:45
808 Frelon Brun/Portia 9:59
Total Playing Time: 9hrs 14mn 35sc
Who Played What:
CD1 Info
Track 01:
Bobby Previte’s Voodoo Down Orchestra
Bobby Previte - drums
Ray Anderson - trombone
Peter Epstein - soprano saxophone
Adam Kolker - bass clarinet
Pete McCann - guitar
Russ Lossing - Fender Rhodes
Jon Dryden - Fender Rhodes
Peter Herbert - acoustic bass
Jim Pugliese - percussion
Tracks 02-03:
Terell Strafford Quartet
Terell Strafford - trumpet
Ed Howard - bass
George Colligan - piano
Victor Lewis - drums
Tracks 04-05:
Olu Dara Ensemble
Olu Dara - cornet, guitar, vox
Kwatei Jones Quartey - guitar
Alonzo Gardner - bass
Larry Johnson - drums
Coster Massamba - percussion
Tracks 06-07:
Bobby Watson and Horizon featuring Victor Lewis
Bobby Watson - alto saxophone
Victor Lewis - drums
Terell Strafford - trumpet
Edward Simon - piano
Curtis Lundy - bass
CD2 Info
Tracks 01-02:
Hagans/Belden Animation Project featuring DJ Kingsize
DJ Kingsize - turntables
Tim Hagans - trumpet
Bob Belden - tenor saxophone
Scott Kinsey - piano
David Dyson - electric bass
Zach Danzinger - drums
Track 03:
Sex Mob with Bill Frisell and DJ Logic
Bill Frisell - guitar
DJ Logic - turntables
Steven Bernstein - trumpet
Briggan Krauss - alto saxophone
Tony Scherr - bass
Kenny Wolleson - drums
Track 04:
Jane Ira Bloom - soprano saxophone, live electronics
Bobby Previte - drums
Cameron Brown - bass
Vincent Bourgeyx - piano
Track 05-07:
The Campbell Brothers
Phil Campbell - guitar
Chuck Campbell - pedal steel guitar
Darick Campbell - lap steel guitar
Malcolm Kirby, Jr. - bass
Carlton Campbell - drums
Track 08:
Nora York - vocals
Claire Daly - baritone saxophone
Dave Hofstra - bass
Ronnie Williams - drums
CD 3 Info
Tracks 01-03:
Tamango - tap dancer
Fabio Morgera - trumpet
Tracks 04-05
Burnt Sugar/The Arkestra Chamber
Track 06:
Dave Douglas New Quintet
Dave Douglas - trumpet
Antonio Hart - alto saxophone
Uri Caine - electric piano
James Genus - bass
Clarence Penn - drums
Tracks 07-08:
Ingrid Jensen Group
Ingrid Jensen - trumpet
Gary Thomas - tenor saxophone
Orrin Evans - keys
Ed Howard - bass
Jeff “Tain” Watts - drums
CD4 Info
Tracks 01-02:
Russell Gunn Group
Russell Gunn - trumpet
Carl Burnett - guitar
Marc Cary - piano
Taurus Mateen - bass
Terreon Gully - drums
Track 03:
Frank London & Invocations
Frank London - trumpet
Anthony Coleman - organ
Ken Filiano - double bass
Track 04:
Ntozake Shange - poetry
Tracks 05-09:
Graham Haynes Nonet
Graham Haynes - trumpet
Gary Valente - trombone
Vincent Chancey - french horn
Bob Stewart - tuba
Avram Fefer - alto saxophone
Alex Harding - baritone saxophone
Uri Caine - piano
Clarence Penn - drums
Track 10:
Sketches Of Spain outtakes (never before heard)
Track 11:
George Avakian (producer of Miles Ahead)
CD5 Info
Tracks 01-03:
Melba Joyce - vox
Kalyn Dean - trumpet
Wally Gator - drums
Calvin Hill - bass
Dwight Dickerson - piano, flugelhorn
Tanya Darby - trumpet
Anat Cohen - clarinet, soprano saxophone??
Tracks 04-06:
Joe Lovano Quintet
Joe Lovano - saxophones
Tom Harrell - trumpet
Mulgrew Miller - piano
Idris Muhammad - drums
Cameron Brown - bass
Tracks 07-08:
Mamadou Diabate & the Ben Allison Trio
Mamadou Diabate - kora
Famoro Diabate - balafon
Michael Blake - saxophones
Mike Sarin - drums
Ben Allison - bass
Track 09:
David Sanchez & the Melaza Sextet
David Sanchez - saxophone
Miguel Zenon - alto saxophone
Edsel Gomez - piano
Hans Glawischneg - bass
Antonio Sanchez - drums
CD6 Info
Tracks 01-02:
Melvin Gibbs’ Liberation Theology
Melvin Gibbs - bass
Graham Haynes - cornet
Joe Lovano - saxophones
Pete Cosey - guitar, sitar, thumb piano
James Hurt - keys
Terreon Gully - drums
Felix Sanabria - percussion
Nancy Assis - percussion
DJ Logic - turntables
Tracks 03-04:
Don Byron Music For Six Musicians
Don Byron - clarinet, bass clarinet
James Zollar - trumpet, flugelhorn
Edsel Gomez - piano
Leo Traversa - bass, vox
Ben Wittman - drums, percussion
Milton Cardona - congas, percussion, vox
Tracks 05-06:
Jimmy Cobb - drums
Eddie Henderson - trumpet, flugelhorn
Kevin Hays - piano
Ed Howard - bass
Joe Locke - vibraphone
Track 07:
Lenny White, Dave Holland, Joe Zawinul
Track 08:
Ashley Kahn (author), includes list of top 10 musicians Miles dug in the ’60s
CD7 Info
Tracks 01-06:
Maria Schneider Orchestra with soloists Wallace Roney and Miles Evans (Gil Evans’ son)
Maria Schneider - conductor
Wallace Roney - trumpet
Miles Evans - trumpet
Bud Burridge - trumpet
Laurie Fink - trumpet
Alexander Sipiagin - trumpet,
Lew Soloff - trumpet
Dennis Wilson - trombone
Douglas Purviance - bass trombone
Theresa McDonnell - french horn
Jeffrey Scott - french horn
Tom Varner - french horn
Bob Stewart - tuba
Dennis Anderson - reeds
Charles Pillow - reeds
Mark Thrasher - reeds
Lou Marini - reeds
Rob Scheps - reeds
Badrena - percussion
Terry Silverlight - drums
Track 07:
Jon Faddis - trumpet
Jimmy Owens - trumpet
Paquito D’Rivera - alto saxophone
James Williams - piano
John Patitucci - bass
Tony Reedus - drums
CD8 Info
Tracks 01-02:
Vernon Reid and Masque
Vernon Reid - guitar
Miles Evans - trumpet
Micah Gaugh - tenor saxophone
Marion Browden - drums
Hank Schroy - bass
Leon Gruenbaum - keys
DJ Logic - turntables
Tracks 03-05:
Adam Holzman and Brave New World
Adam Holzman - keys
Freddy Cash, Jr - bass
Aaron Heick - saxophone
Tracks 06-08:
Wallace Roney Group
Wallace Roney - trumpet
Antonie Roney - drums
Adam Holzman - piano
Buster Williams - bass
Lenny White - drums
The first of today's Sunday Morning Jazz offerings is a huge one with something for every Jazz fan. A celebration of the many phases of Miles Davis' career.
This marathon tribute concert lasted over 12 hours. This 8 CD set contains every performance from the show with out all the breaks in between resulting in over 9 hours of performances.
It's been remastered by Emperor Nobody so Thank You to him and to the original tape and uploader. The FLAC file set is HUGE! The MP3 file set is overly large. Because of this I have separated the files into smaller downloads. Each zip file should open by itself. The box set is 8 CDs: The FLAC is divided into 4 Downloads, 2 CDs each. The MP3 is divided into 2 Downloads 4CDS each
FLAC 1
FLAC 2
FLAC 3
FLAC 4
MP3 1
MP3 2
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Showing posts with label Living Colour. Show all posts
Sunday, August 16, 2026
Various Artists - Wall To Wall Miles Davis: Symphony Space, New York City, NY March 24, 2001 (FM) - Emperor Nobody Remaster
Sunday, June 11, 2017
Spectrum Road - Live at Porgy & Bess ~ Porgy & Bess Jazz & Music Club, Vienna, Austria 07-11-2012 (SBD) DVD Audio Rip
Spectrum Road
Live at Porgy & Bess
Porgy & Bess Jazz & Music Club
Vienna, Austria
July 11, 2012
Mezzo Rosemary Mormandie TV Broadcast
Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
DVD Audio Rip
Front Cover Only
Live at Porgy & Bess
Porgy & Bess Jazz & Music Club
Vienna, Austria
July 11, 2012
Mezzo Rosemary Mormandie TV Broadcast
Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
DVD Audio Rip
Front Cover Only
featuring:
Jack Bruce (Cream)
John Medeski (Medeski, Martin, & Wood)
Vernon Reid (Living Colour)
Cindy Blackman-Santana (Lenny Kravitz)
Lineage: Bootleg DVD > DVD Audio Extractor v4.5.5 > Goldwave v 5.04 (editing) > Traders Little Helper (align sector boundaries) > MP3 320kbps
01 Comming Back Home (Jan Hammer) 7:37
02 Where (Tony Williams) 21:49
03 Spectrum Blues (Spectrum Road) 7:33
04 An t-Eilan Muileach/Wild Life (Traditional/Tony Williams) 11:33
05 Sunshine Of Your Love (Jack Bruce) 9:43
total playing time: 58mn 17sc
Jack Bruce (R.I.P.) (Cream) - bass, vocals
John Medeski (Medeski, Martin, & Wood) - organ, keyboards
Vernon Reid (Living Colour) - guitar
Cindy Blackman-Santana (Lenny Kravitz) - drums, vocals
justdave's notes:
I ripped the waves with DVD Audio Extractor. I then used Goldwave to raise the volume and clean up the fade in/fade out at the beginning and end of the recording. No EQ or noise reduction was used.
What a great show! After I downloaded and watched the MKV file that I made this DVD from, I knew I had to share the audio here with all my fellow Jazz fans.
Friday, July 15, 2016
Spectrum Road - North Sea Jazz Festival ~ Rotterdam, The Netherlands 07-06-2012 (SBD)
Spectrum Road
North Sea Jazz Festival
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
July 6, 2012
Webstream/Soundboard Recording
MP3 224kbps
Cover Art Included
North Sea Jazz Festival
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
July 6, 2012
Webstream/Soundboard Recording
MP3 224kbps
Cover Art Included
Featuring:
Jack Bruce (Cream)
Vernon Reed (Living Colour)
John Medeski (Medeski, Martin, & Wood)
Cindy Blackman-Santana (Lenny Kravitz)
01 Intro / Tuning
02 Vuelta Abajo
03 There Comes A Time
04 Coming Back Home
05 Where
06 Wild Life / Politician
Jack Bruce (R.I.P.) - bass, vocals
Cindy Blackman-Santana - drums, vocals
Vernon Reid - vocals, guitar
John Medeski - Hammond B3 organ, keyboards
01 Intro / Tuning
02 Vuelta Abajo
03 There Comes A Time
04 Coming Back Home
05 Where
06 Wild Life / Politician
Jack Bruce (R.I.P.) - bass, vocals
Cindy Blackman-Santana - drums, vocals
Vernon Reid - vocals, guitar
John Medeski - Hammond B3 organ, keyboards
Sunday, June 28, 2015
Living Colour - Live From Electric Ladyland ~ Electric Ladyland Studios, New York City, NY 12-08-1990 (Pre-FM)
Living Colour
Live From Electric Ladyland
Electric Ladyland Studios
Live From Electric Ladyland
Electric Ladyland Studios
New York City, NY
December 8, 1990
Pre-FM Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
CD Scan Included
Thanks Go To Draftervoi For This One!
01 Live From Electric Ladyland Intro
02 Middle Man
03 Pride
04 Love Rears Its Ugly Head
05 Type
06 Interview
07 Time's Up
08 Open Letter (To A Landlord)
09 This Is The Life
10 Cult Of Personality
11 Elvis is Dead (with guest Maceo Parker)
12 Live From Electric Ladyland Outro
Digitized from syndicate radio CD
Corey Glover – lead vocals, occasional rhythm guitar, occasional tambourine
Vernon Reid – lead guitar, guitar synthesizer, backing vocals
Will Calhoun – drums, percussion, keyboards, samples, loops, backing vocals
Muzz Skillings – bass, backing vocals
Pre-FM Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
CD Scan Included
Thanks Go To Draftervoi For This One!
01 Live From Electric Ladyland Intro
02 Middle Man
03 Pride
04 Love Rears Its Ugly Head
05 Type
06 Interview
07 Time's Up
08 Open Letter (To A Landlord)
09 This Is The Life
10 Cult Of Personality
11 Elvis is Dead (with guest Maceo Parker)
12 Live From Electric Ladyland Outro
Digitized from syndicate radio CD
Corey Glover – lead vocals, occasional rhythm guitar, occasional tambourine
Vernon Reid – lead guitar, guitar synthesizer, backing vocals
Will Calhoun – drums, percussion, keyboards, samples, loops, backing vocals
Muzz Skillings – bass, backing vocals
Sunday, February 16, 2014
Living Colour - WBCN Live at TT the Bears, Cambridge, MA 07-23-1988 (FM)
Living Colour
WBCN Live at TT the Bears
Cambridge, MA
July 23, 1988
FM Broadcast Recording
No Cover Art
Flac & MP3 320kps
01 Stage Introduction and Tuning 1:28
02 Funny Vibe 4:30
03 Desperate People 5:38
04 Memories Can't Wait 5:17
05 Glamour Boys 4:31
06 Broken Hearts 6:04
07 Open Letter (To a Landlord) > 5:51
08 Middle Man 3:38
09 Cult of Personality 5:14
10 Which Way to America ? 6:20
11 Should I Stay or Should I Go ? (Clash Cover) 3:02
12 What's Your Favorite Colour ? 5:30
13 Talking About a Revolution (Tracy Chapmen Cover) 5:23
14 Carter Alan Encore Break 2:43
15 Johnny B. Goode (Chuck Berry Cover) 4:47
16 Announcer Closing Comments 2:22
Living Colour is
Corey Glover vocals
Vernon Reid guitar
Muzz Skillings bass
William Calhoun drums
This is Living Colour's first live radio broadcast and the first in the series WBCN Live at TT the Bears. This is a small club gig, Living Colour would soon graduate to much bigger venues, but this is still pretty early in their career. "Cult of Personality" was just starting to break as a single at this time. The band has to enter and exit through the crowd, at the end of the set where the band would leave for an encore break Corey remarks that they can't get through the crowd so they were just going to keep playing. The band rips through the set which includes covers of The Clash and Chuck Berry. The surprise highlight is a cover of folk singer Tracy Chapman's "Talking About A Revolution". This is a must have!!
Living Colour became the standard bearer for the Black Rock Coalition. The B.R.C. was just that, a conglomerate of African American Rock/Hard Rock bands focusing on promoting the fact that African Americans still play Rock And Roll. Corey Glover once said that after rap broke as a viable genre record labels didn't want to know black people still played Rock And Roll so The B.R.C was formed to self promote these bands.
It's interesting that Corey would have a hard time getting his band attention from the media seeing that he already had an acting career. Actors have been able to get their inner rock star attention for a long time. Does anyone remember Don Johnson's Heartbeat, Stevie Ray Vaughan actually played on that disasterpiece ! To be exact on the songs "Heartache Away" & "Love Roulette".
WBCN Live at TT the Bears
Cambridge, MA
July 23, 1988
FM Broadcast Recording
No Cover Art
Flac & MP3 320kps
01 Stage Introduction and Tuning 1:28
02 Funny Vibe 4:30
03 Desperate People 5:38
04 Memories Can't Wait 5:17
05 Glamour Boys 4:31
06 Broken Hearts 6:04
07 Open Letter (To a Landlord) > 5:51
08 Middle Man 3:38
09 Cult of Personality 5:14
10 Which Way to America ? 6:20
11 Should I Stay or Should I Go ? (Clash Cover) 3:02
12 What's Your Favorite Colour ? 5:30
13 Talking About a Revolution (Tracy Chapmen Cover) 5:23
14 Carter Alan Encore Break 2:43
15 Johnny B. Goode (Chuck Berry Cover) 4:47
16 Announcer Closing Comments 2:22
Living Colour is
Corey Glover vocals
Vernon Reid guitar
Muzz Skillings bass
William Calhoun drums
This is Living Colour's first live radio broadcast and the first in the series WBCN Live at TT the Bears. This is a small club gig, Living Colour would soon graduate to much bigger venues, but this is still pretty early in their career. "Cult of Personality" was just starting to break as a single at this time. The band has to enter and exit through the crowd, at the end of the set where the band would leave for an encore break Corey remarks that they can't get through the crowd so they were just going to keep playing. The band rips through the set which includes covers of The Clash and Chuck Berry. The surprise highlight is a cover of folk singer Tracy Chapman's "Talking About A Revolution". This is a must have!!
Living Colour became the standard bearer for the Black Rock Coalition. The B.R.C. was just that, a conglomerate of African American Rock/Hard Rock bands focusing on promoting the fact that African Americans still play Rock And Roll. Corey Glover once said that after rap broke as a viable genre record labels didn't want to know black people still played Rock And Roll so The B.R.C was formed to self promote these bands.
It's interesting that Corey would have a hard time getting his band attention from the media seeing that he already had an acting career. Actors have been able to get their inner rock star attention for a long time. Does anyone remember Don Johnson's Heartbeat, Stevie Ray Vaughan actually played on that disasterpiece ! To be exact on the songs "Heartache Away" & "Love Roulette".
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