3 Miles Runs the Voodoo Down
CD: Electric Blue EB 004

4 I Fall in Love Too Easily
CD: Electric Blue EB 004

5 Sanctuary
CD: Electric Blue EB 004

6 It's About That Time
CD: Electric Blue EB 004

The Davis Sextet opened for Neil Young and Crazy Horse and The Steve Miller Blues Band for two nights at the Fillmore East, March 6-7 (Friday-Saturday). There were two shows each night. Columbia recorded both nights, but this show remains unissued. This two-night gig is Wayne Shorter's last as a member of the Sextet. (He did remain with Davis for a studio date on March 17.)

Between these two shows Bill Graham brought in a Sabrett hot dog vendor off the street to feed the bands, the crew, and some members of the audience.

An off-speed excerpt (12:32) from the middle of the second concert circulates as an "unknown 1970" session (issued on Electric Blue EB 006). It includes:

1. Applause (0:22 - spliced in, only a few seconds in original)
2. Fragment (4:02) of Miles Runs the Voodoo Down (= 10:32-14:56 of master)
3. I Fall in Love Too Easily (1:29)
4. Fragment (1:25) of Sanctuary
5. Fragment (3:21) of Miles Runs the Voodoo Down (= 0:08-3:29 of master)
6. Fragment (1:52) of It's About That Time (= 2:50-4:42 of master)

The Davis Sextet maintained a busy touring schedule throughout this period: 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); Shelly's Manne-Hole (April 14-26); Both/And Club, San Francisco (April 28). In addition to all this touring, Davis had various groups in the studio throughout the first half of 1970 -- fourteen dates in the first half of the year!