Nine performances from 1959 to 1983: the Kind of Blue sextet, the 1960s quintets, the 1969 band that never made a studio record, and the comeback. He changed the band before anyone else got bored of it.
Miles Davis - So What (Official Video)
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So What — on television in 1959, with John Coltrane on tenor
My Funny Valentine (Live at Festival Mondial Du Jazz, Antibes/Juan-Les-Pins, July 26, 1963)
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My Funny Valentine — Antibes/Juan-les-Pins, July 26, 1963
Miles Davis - Autumn Leaves (Live at Salle Pleyel, Paris Oct 1, 1964)
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Autumn Leaves — Salle Pleyel, Paris, October 1, 1964
“Round Midnight” - The Miles Davis Quintet Live In Sweden: October 31st, 1967
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'Round Midnight — Sweden, October 31, 1967, with Herbie Hancock at the piano
Miles Davis - Directions (Live In Copenhagen, 1969)
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Directions — Copenhagen, 1969
Miles Davis - Miles Runs The Voodoo Down (Live In Copenhagen, 1969)
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Miles Runs the Voodoo Down — Copenhagen, 1969, months before Bitches Brew came out
Miles Davis - Agitation (Live In Copenhagen, 1969)
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Agitation — Copenhagen, 1969. Watch the drummer
Miles Davis - I Fall In Love Too Easily (Live In Copenhagen, 1969)
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I Fall in Love Too Easily — Copenhagen, 1969. The one ballad of the night
1983 Grammys Performance
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On the Grammys stage, 1983 — the comeback band, two years out of retirement
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