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February 27, 1970 (5 items; TT = 41:17) |
Columbia Studio B, New York NY |
Commercial for Columbia |
Show chatter
Miles Davis (tpt); Steve Grossman (ss); John McLaughlin (g); Dave Holland (el-b); Jack De Johnette (d) |
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Willie Nelson (remake take 1) (M. Davis) |
10:43 |
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2 |
Willie Nelson (remake take 2) (M. Davis) |
10:16 |
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Johnny Bratton (take 4) (M. Davis) |
8:16 |
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4 |
Johnny Bratton (insert 1) (M. Davis) |
6:40 |
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Johnny Bratton (insert 2) (M. Davis) |
5:22 |
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| 1 Willie Nelson (remake take 1)
CD: Columbia Legacy C5K 86359, Columbia Legacy C5K 90926, Sony SICP 431/5
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2 Willie Nelson (remake take 2)
12" LP: Columbia KC2 36474, CBS/Sony 38AP 2017/8
CD: Columbia Legacy C5K 86359, Columbia Legacy C5K 90926, CBS/Sony CSCS 5135/6, Sony SRCS 9310/1, Sony SRCS 9761/62, Sony SICJ 30113/4, Sony SICP 431/5, Columbia Legacy 86975 24922 [= Columbia (F) 86975 52492] (CD 12)
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3 Johnny Bratton (take 4)
12" LP: CMG 19439860581
CD: Columbia Legacy C5K 86359, Columbia Legacy C5K 90926, Sony SICP 431/5
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4 Johnny Bratton (insert 1)
CD: Columbia Legacy C5K 86359, Columbia Legacy C5K 90926, Sony SICP 431/5
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5 Johnny Bratton (insert 2)
CD: Columbia Legacy C5K 86359, Columbia Legacy C5K 90926, Sony SICP 431/5
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Davis had various groups in the studio throughout the first half of 1970 -- fourteen
dates in the first half of the year! Some of the music recorded in the studio during
this period -- e.g. "Willie Nelson," "Honky Tonk," "The Mask" -- was immediately
added to the live book.
Wayne Shorter, interested in devoting himself to Weather Report, did not make this
date; Davis replaced him with Steve Grossman, who would join for good in mid-March.
The Davis Sextet maintained a busy touring schedule throughout this period: Cellar
Door, Washington (January 10-17); Spectrum, Philadelphia (January 18); Schwab Auditorium,
Pennsylvania State University (February 14); Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor (February
21); Fillmore East, New York (March 6-7); Fillmore West, San Francisco (April 9-12);
Both/And Club, San Francisco (April 28).
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