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April 1, 1982 (6 items; TT = 90:12) |
Bradford Hotel Ballroom, Boston MA |
Audience recording (unkn) |
Miles Davis (tpt, el-p); William D. "Bill" Evans (ss, ts, fl); Mike Stern (g); Marcus Miller (el-b); Al Foster (d); Mino Cinelu (perc) |
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First set |
1 |
Back Seat Betty (M. Davis) |
22:11 |
2 |
My Man's Gone Now (D. Heyward-G. Gershwin) |
18:10 |
3 |
Aida (M. Davis) |
11:53 |
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Second set (part of) |
4 |
Ife (M. Davis) |
20:43 |
5 |
Fat Time (M. Davis) |
10:52 |
6 |
Jean Pierre (inc) (M. Davis) |
6:23 |
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Davis canceled a tour of the western U.S. in February and a European tour in March because he was suffering
from "honeymoon palsy" -- where compression of the radial nerve in the arm causes weakness and paralysis in
the muscles of the forearm and hand. (So called because it can be caused by someone sleeping on your upper
arm.) There were apparently some rehearsals in the studio in late March but the music and personnel are
unknown. This is the first known live date after Davis recuperated.
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