Miles Davis Catalog

1945 (age 19)

Miles Davis - First Miles (Savoy SJL 1196)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Herbie Fields (clarinet, tenor saxophone) Teddy Brannon (piano) Al Casey (guitar) Leonard Gaskin (bass) Eddie Nicholson (drums) Rubberlegs Williams (vocals)

WOR Studios, Broadway, NYC, April 24, 1945

S5805-1	That's The Stuff You Gotta Watch (alt. take 1)
S5805-2	That's The Stuff You Gotta Watch (alt. take 2)
S5805-3	That's The Stuff You Gotta Watch (mst. take 3)
S5806	Pointless Mama Blues
S5807	Deep Sea Blues
S5808-1	Bring It On Home (false start take 1)
S5808-2	Bring It On Home (alt. take 2)
S5808-3	Bring It On Home (mst. take 3)

Charlie Parker Story (Savoy MG 12079)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Dizzy Gillespie (piano -1/7) Sadik Hakim (piano -8,9) Curly Russell (bass) Max Roach (drums)

WOR Studios, Broadway, NYC, November 26, 1945

1. S5850-1	Billie's Bounce (new-take 1)
2. S5850-2	Billie's Bounce (short-take 2)
3. S5850-3	Billie's Bounce (new-take 3)
4. S5850-4	Billie's Bounce (new-take 4)
5. S5851-1	Now's The Time (short-take 1)
6. S5851-2	Now's The Time (short-take 2)
7. S5851-3	Now's The Time (new-take 3)
8. S5852-1	Thriving On A Riff (new-take 1)
9. S5852-2	Thriving On A Riff (short-take 2)

Charlie Parker Memorial, Vol. 2 (Savoy MG 12009)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Dizzy Gillespie (piano -1) Sadik Hakim (piano -2) Curly Russell (bass) Max Roach (drums)

WOR Studios, Broadway, NYC, November 26, 1945

1. S5850-5	Billie's Bounce (orig.-take 5)
2. S5852-3	Thriving On A Riff (orig.-take 3)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Bud Powell (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums)

Harry Smith Studios, NYC, May 8, 1947

S3420-4	Donna Lee (new-take 4)
S3421-3	Chasin' The Bird (new-take 3)
S3423-1	Buzzy (new-take 1)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (tenor saxophone) John Lewis (piano) Nelson Boyd (bass) Max Roach (drums)

Harry Smith Studios, NYC, August 14, 1947

S3440-2	Milestones (new-take 2)
S3442-2	Half Nelson (orig.-take 2)
S3443-1	Sippin' At Bells (short-take 1)
S3443-2	Sippin' At Bells (orig.-take 2)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) John Lewis (piano) Curly Russell (bass) Max Roach (drums)

Harry Smith Studios, NYC, September 18, 1948

B900-2	Barbados (short-take 2)
B900-3	Barbados (new-take 3)
B902-3	Constellation (short-take 3)
B902-4	Constellation (orig.-take 4)

same personnel

Harry Smith Studios, NYC, September 24, 1948

B908-2	Perhaps (short-take 2)
B908-3	Perhaps (new-take 3)
B909-11	Marmaduke (take 11)

The Immortal Charlie Parker (Savoy MG 12001)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Dizzy Gillespie (piano) Curly Russell (bass) Max Roach (drums)

WOR Studios, Broadway, NYC, November 26, 1945

S5851-4

Now's The Time (orig.-take 4)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Bud Powell (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums)

Harry Smith Studios, NYC, May 8, 1947

S3420-2	Donna Lee (new-take 2)
S3420-3	Donna Lee (new-take 3)
S3421-1	Chasin' The Bird (new-take 1)
S3422-1	Cheryl (short-take 1)
S3422-2	Cheryl (orig.-take 2)
S3423-2	Buzzy (short-take 2)
S3423-3	Buzzy (new-take 3)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (tenor saxophone) John Lewis (piano) Nelson Boyd (bass) Max Roach (drums)

Harry Smith Studios, NYC, August 14, 1947

S3440-3	Milestones (orig.-take 3)
S3441-1	Little Willie Leaps (short-take 1)
S3441-2	Little Willie Leaps (new-take 2)
S3441-3	Little Willie Leaps (orig.-take 3)
S3442-1	Half Nelson (new-take 1)
S3443-4	Sippin' At Bells (new-take 4)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) John Lewis (piano) Curly Russell (bass) Max Roach (drums)

Harry Smith Studios, NYC, September 24, 1948

B909-6	Marmaduke (orig.-take 6)
B909-7	Marmaduke (orig.-take 7)
B909-8	Marmaduke (orig.-take 8)

1946 (age 20)

Charlie Parker - Yardbird In Lotus Land (Spotlite (E) SPJ 123)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Joe Albany (piano) Addison Farmer (bass) Chuck Thompson (drums)

"Finale Club", Los Angeles, CA, early March, 1946

	Blue 'N' Boogie
	Anthropology
	Billie's Bounce
	Ornithology
	All The Things You Are

Charlie Parker On Dial, Vol. 1 (Spotlite (E) SPJ 101)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Lucky Thompson (tenor saxophone) Dodo Marmarosa (piano) Arvin Garrison (guitar -3/6) Vic McMillan (bass) Roy Porter (drums)

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, CA, March 28, 1946

1. D1010-1	Moose The Mooche
2. D1010-3	-
3. D1011-1	Yardbird Suite
4. D1012-1	Ornithology
5. D1012-4	-
6. D1013-4	A Night In Tunisia

Charlie Parker - Alternate Masters, Vol. 2 (Dial LP 905)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Lucky Thompson (tenor saxophone) Dodo Marmarosa (piano) Arvin Garrison (guitar -2/5) Vic McMillan (bass) Roy Porter (drums)

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, CA, March 28, 1946

1. D1010-2	Moose The Mooche
2. D1011-4	Yardbird Suite
3. D1012-3	Ornithology (Bird Lore)
4. D1013-1	A Night In Tunisia (excerpt) (The Famous Alto Break)
5. D1013-5	A Night In Tunisia

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Duke Jordan (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums)

WOR Studios, NYC, October 28, 1947

D1101-B	Dexterity
D1103-C	Dewey Square

add J.J. Johnson (trombone)

WOR Studios, NYC, December 17, 1947

D1151-B	Drifting On A Reed (Giant Swing)
D1153-B	Charlie's Wig
D1155-C	Crazeology

Charles Mingus - The Young Rebel (Swingtime (E) ST 1010)

Vern Carlson, Miles Davis (trumpet) Henry Coker (trombone) Boots Mussulli (alto saxophone) Lucky Thompson (tenor saxophone) Buddy Collette (tenor saxophone, flute) Herb Carol (baritone saxophone) Buzz Wheeler (piano) Charles Mingus (bass, cello) Warren Thompson (drums) Herb Gayle (vocals -1)

Hollywood, CA, March or August, 1946 or 1947 or January, 1949

1. O-189	He's Gone
2. O-190	Story Of Love

Baron Mingus - God's Portrait b/w unknown title (not released) (Fentone 2001)

Hollywood, CA, March or August, 1946 or 1947 or January, 1949

1.	God's Portrait
2.	unknown title

Various Artists - Jazz Off The Air, Vol. 3 (Spotlite (E) SPJ 147)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Al Grey, Candy Ross (trombone) Benny Carter (alto saxophone) Hubert "Bumps" Meyers, Lyle Parker (tenor saxophone) Sonny White (piano) Jimmy Cannady (guitar) Tom Moultrie (bass) Percy Brice (drums)

Los Angeles, CA, May-June, 1946

	Just You, Just Me
	Jump Call
	Untitled Original (Polishing Brass)

Various Artists - Boning Up The 'Bones (EmArcy MG 36038)

Miles Davis, Hobart Dotson, Leonard Hawkins, King Kolax (trumpet) Water Knox, Chippy Outcalt, Gerald Velentine (trombone) John Cobbs, Sonny Stitt (alto saxophone) Gene Ammons, Arthur Sammons (tenor saxophone) Cecil Payne (baritone saxophone) Linton Garner (piano) Connie Wainwright (guitar) Tommy Potter (bass) Art Blakey (drums) Billy Eckstine (vocals, valve trombone)

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, CA, October 5, 1946

NSC164

Oo Bop Sh' Bam

Billy Eckstine - Mr. B And The Band (Savoy SJL 2214)

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, CA, October 5, 1946

NSC164

Oo Bop Sh' Bam (alt. take)

Billy Eckstine - The Love Songs Of Mr. "B" (EmArcy MG 36030)

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, CA, October 5, 1946

NSC165

I Love The Loveliness Of You

add unidentified strings

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, CA, October 6, 1946

NSC168	My Silent Love
NSC169	Time On My Hands
NSC170	All The Things You Are

Billy Eckstine - I Surrender, Dear (EmArcy MG 36010)

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, CA, October 5, 1946

NSC166

In The Still Of The Night

add unidentified strings

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, CA, October 6, 1946

NSC171

In A Sentimental Mood

Billy Eckstine - Blues For Sale (EmArcy MG 36029)

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, CA, October 5, 1946

NSC167

Jelly Jelly

Miles Davis - Boppin' The Blues (Black Lion (G) BLCD 760102)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Gene Ammons (tenor saxophone) Linton Garner (piano) Connie Wainwright (guitar) Tommy Potter (bass) Art Blakey (drums) Earl Coleman (vocals)

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, CA, October 18, 1946

168-1	Don't Sing Me The Blues
168-2	-
169-1	Don't Explain To Me Baby
169-2	-
169-3	-
169-4	-

Ann Baker (vocals) replaces Coleman

170-1	Baby, Won't You Make Up Your Mind
170-2	-
170-3	-
171-1	I've Always Got The Blues (incomplete)
171-2	I've Always Got The Blues
171-3	-

1947

Illinois Jacquet And His Tenor Sax (Aladdin AL 803)

Miles Davis, Marion Hazel or Russell Jacquet, Fats Navarro, Joe Newman (trumpet) Gus Chapell, Ted Kelly, Fred Robinson, Dicky Wells (trombone) Ray Perry, Jimmy Powell (alto saxophone) Illinois Jacquet, Clay Nicholas or Budd Johnson (tenor saxophone) Leo Parker (baritone saxophone) Bill Doggett (piano -1,3,4) Leonard Feather (piano -2) Al Lucas (bass) Shadow Wilson (drums)

NYC, January 7, 1947

1. NR94-4 \| IM-3634	For Europeans Only
2. NR95-3 \| IM-3633	Big Dog
3. NR96-4 \| IM-3632	You Left Me All Alone
4. NR97-2 \| IM-3631	Jivin' With Jack The Bellboy

** also issued on Aladdin (F) 803 entitled "The Complete Aladdin Sessions".

Charlie Parker - Encores (Savoy SJL 1107)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Bud Powell (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums)

Harry Smith Studios, NYC, May 8, 1947

S3420-1	Donna Lee (new-take 1)
S3421-2	Chasin' The Bird (short-take 2)

The Genius Of Charlie Parker (Savoy MG 12014)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Bud Powell (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums): same session

Harry Smith Studios, NYC, May 8, 1947

S3420-5	Donna Lee (orig.-take 3)
S3421-4	Chasin' The Bird (short-take 4)

Duke Jordan (piano) replaces Powell

United Sound Systems, Detroit, MI, December 21, 1947

D831-3	Bluebird (orig.-take 3)
D832-1	Klaunstance (orig.-take 1)
D833-3	Bird Gets The Worm (orig.-take 3)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) John Lewis (piano) Curly Russell (bass) Max Roach (drums)

Harry Smith Studios, NYC, September 18, 1948

B900-4

Barbados (orig.-take 4)

same personnel

Harry Smith Studios, NYC, September 24, 1948

B908-1	Perhaps (new-take 1)
B911-2	Merry-Go-Round (orig.-take 2)

Charlie Parker Memorial, Vol. 1 (Savoy MG 12000)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Bud Powell (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums)

Harry Smith Studios, NYC, May 8, 1947

S3423-4	Buzzy (short-take 4)
S3423-5	Buzzy (orig.-take)

Duke Jordan (piano) replaces Powell

United Sound Systems, Detroit, MI, December 21, 1947

D830-1	Another Hair Do (short-take 1)
D830-2	Another Hair Do (short-take 2)
D830-3	Another Hair Do (orig.-take 3)
D831-1	Bluebird (new-take 1)
D833-1	Bird Gets The Worm (new-take 1)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) John Lewis (piano) Curly Russell (bass) Max Roach (drums)

Harry Smith Studios, NYC, September 18, 1948

B900-1	Barbados (new-take 1)
B901-1	Ah-Leu-Cha (short-take 1)
B901-2	Ah-Leu-Cha (orig.-take 2)
B902-1	Constellation (new-take 1)
B902-2	Constellation (short-take 2)

same personnel

Harry Smith Studios, NYC, September 24, 1948

B908-5	Perhaps (new-take 5)
B908-6	Perhaps (orig.-take 6)
B908-7	Perhaps (orig.-master)
B909-2	Marmaduke (new-take 2)
B909-5	Marmaduke (short-take 5)
B910-2	Steeplechase (take 2)
B911-1	Merry-Go-Round (new-take 1)

Coleman Hawkins/Howard McGhee/Lester Young - A Date With Greatness (Imperial LP 9188-A)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Kai Winding (trombone) Howard Johnson (alto saxophone) Coleman Hawkins (tenor saxophone) Hank Jones (piano) Curly Russell (bass) Max Roach (drums)

NYC, June, 1947

215-3 \| IM-3818	Bean-A-Re-Bop
216-2 \| IM-3817	Isn't It Romantic
217-2 \| IM-3819	The Way You Look Tonight
218-1 \| IM-3820	Phantomesque

** also issued on Imperial LP 12188-A.

Charlie Parker - The Complete Savoy Studio Sessions (Savoy SJL 5500)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (tenor saxophone) John Lewis (piano) Nelson Boyd (bass) Max Roach (drums)

Harry Smith Studios, NYC, August 14, 1947

S3440-1	Milestones (orig.-take 1)
S3443-3	Sippin' At Bells (short-take 3)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Duke Jordan (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums)

United Sound Systems, Detroit, MI, December 21, 1947

D830-4	Another Hair Do (orig.-take)
D831-2	Bluebird (take 2)
D833-2	Bird Gets The Worm (orig.-take 2)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) John Lewis (piano) Curly Russell (bass) Max Roach (drums)

Harry Smith Studios, NYC, September 18, 1948

B902-5

Constellation (take 5)

same personnel

Harry Smith Studios, NYC, September 24, 1948

B908-4	Perhaps (short-take 4)
B909-1	Marmaduke (short-take 1)
B909-3	Marmaduke (short-take 3)
B909-4	Marmaduke (new-take 4)
B909-9	Marmaduke (take 9)
B909-10	Marmaduke (take 10)
B910-1	Steeplechase (orig.-take 1)

Charlie Parker On Dial, Vol. 4 (Spotlite (E) SPJ 104)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Duke Jordan (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums)

WOR Studios, NYC, October 28, 1947

D1101-A	Dexterity
D1103-A	Dewey Square (Air Conditioning) (Prezology)
D1103-B	Dewey Square
D1104-B	The Hymn (Superman)
D1105-B	Bird Of Paradise
D1106-A	Embraceable You

Charlie Parker - The Bird Blows The Blues (Dial LP 901)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Duke Jordan (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums): same session

WOR Studios, NYC, October 28, 1947

D1102-A	Bongo Bop
D1102-B	-

Charlie Parker - Alternate Masters, Vol. 1 (Dial LP 904)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Duke Jordan (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums): same session

WOR Studios, NYC, October 28, 1947

D1104-A	The Hymn
D1105-A	Bird Of Paradise
D1105-C	-
D1106-B	Embraceable You (Embraceable)

same personnel

WOR Studios, NYC, November 4, 1947

D1112-B	Klactoveedsedstene
D1113-C	Scrapple From The Apple
D1115-B	Out Of Nowhere (Nowhere)
D1116-A	Don't Blame Me

add J.J. Johnson (trombone)

WOR Studios, NYC, December 17, 1947

D1151-D	Drifting On A Reed
D1152-B	Quasimado
D1153-E	Charlie's Wig
D1154-B	Bongo Beep (Dexterity)
D1156-A	How Deep Is The Ocean (How Deep)

Charlie Parker On Dial, Vol. 5 (Spotlite (E) SPJ 105)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Duke Jordan (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums)

WOR Studios, NYC, November 4, 1947

D1111-C	Bird Feathers
D1112-A	Klactoveedsedstene
D1113-B	Scrapple From The Apple
D1114-A	My Old Flame (Blue Lamp)
D1115-A	Out Of Nowhere
D1115-C	-

Charlie Parker On Dial, Vol. 6 (Spotlite (E) SPJ 106)

Miles Davis (trumpet) J.J. Johnson (trombone) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Duke Jordan (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums)

WOR Studios, NYC, December 17, 1947

D1151-E	Drifting On A Reed (Prezology) (Air Conditioning)
D1152-A	Quasimado
D1153-D	Charlie's Wig
D1154-C	Bongo Beep (Habanera Mambobop) (Bird Feathers)
D1155-A	Crazeology (excerpt)
D1155-B	-
D1155-D	Crazeology
D1156-B	How Deep Is The Ocean

Charlie Parker - Crazeology b/w Crazeology, II: 3 Ways Of Playing A Chorus (Dial 1034)

Miles Davis (trumpet) J.J. Johnson (trombone) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Duke Jordan (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums): same session

WOR Studios, NYC, December 17, 1947

D1155-ABX

Crazeology, II: 3 Ways Of Playing A Chorus

Charlie Parker, Vol. 4 (Dial LP 207)

Miles Davis (trumpet) J.J. Johnson (trombone) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Duke Jordan (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums): same session

WOR Studios, NYC, December 17, 1947

D1155-DDD

Crazeology

1948

Gene Roland Band Featuring Charlie Parker - The Band That Never Was (Spotlite (E) SPJ 141)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Duke Jordan (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums) Kenny Pancho Hagood (vocals -4)

"Three Deuces", NYC, March 31, 1948

1.	52nd Street Theme, I
2.	Dizzy Atmosphere
3.	My Old Flame
4.	All The Things You Are
5.	Half Nelson
6.	52nd Street Theme, II
7.	Drifting On A Reed (Big Foot)
8.	52nd Street Theme, III

Charlie Parker - Bird's Eyes, Vol. 6 (Philology (It) 214W 29)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Duke Jordan (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums)

NYC, March, 1948

	The Way You Look Tonight
	A Night In Tunisia
	Groovin' High

Charlie Parker - Bird On 52nd St. (Jazz Workshop JWS 501)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Duke Jordan (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums) Kenny Pancho Hagood (vocals)

"Onyx Club", NYC, July 6, 1948

	52nd Street Theme, I
	Shaw 'Nuff
	Out Of Nowhere, I
	Hot House
	This Time The Dream's On Me, I
	A Night In Tunisia
	My Old Flame
	The Way You Look Tonight
	Chasin' The Bird
	Dizzy Atmosphere
	How High The Moon

** also issued on Fantasy LP 6011, LP 86011; Original Jazz Classics OJC 114, OJCCD 114-2; America (F) 30 AM 6061.

Charlie Parker (Prestige PR 24009)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Duke Jordan (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums) Kenny Pancho Hagood (vocals): same session

"Onyx Club", NYC, July 6, 1948

	52nd Street Theme
	Out Of Nowhere, II
	This Time The Dream's On Me, II
	52nd Street Theme, II

Charlie Parker - Bird At The Roost, Vol. 1 (Savoy ZDS 4411/12)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Al Haig (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums)

"Royal Roost", NYC, September 4, 1948

	MC: Symphony Sid, Bob Garrity
	MC: Symphony Sid talking about 52nd Street Theme
	MC
	-

same personnel

"Royal Roost", NYC, December 11, 1948

	MC
	MC: Charlie Parker, Al Heig takeing
	MC
	-
	-

same personnel

"Royal Roost", NYC, December 12, 1948

	MC
	-
	-

same personnel

"Royal Roost", NYC, December 18, 1948

	MC
	Chasin' The Bird
	MC
	-

Newly Discovered Sides By Charlie Parker (Savoy MG 12186)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Al Haig (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums): same personnel

"Royal Roost", NYC, September 4, 1948

52nd Street Theme

same personnel

"Royal Roost", NYC, December 11, 1948

	Groovin' High
	Big Foot

same personnel

"Royal Roost", NYC, December 12, 1948

Hot House

Charlie Parker - The 'Bird' Returns (Savoy MG 12179)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Al Haig (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums): same personnel

"Royal Roost", NYC, September 4, 1948

Ko-Ko

same personnel

"Royal Roost", NYC, December 11, 1948

Ornithology (Thriving On From A Riff)

Miles Davis - Nonet 1948 - Jam 1949 (Royal Jazz (D) RJD 514)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Mike Zwerin (trombone) Junior Collins (French horn) John Barber (tuba) Lee Konitz (alto saxophone) Gerry Mulligan (baritone saxophone) John Lewis (piano) Al McKibbon (bass) Max Roach (drums) Gil Evans (arranger, conductor)

"Royal Roost", NYC, September 4, 1948

Move

Miles Davis (trumpet -1,2,5) Kai Winding (trombone -1,2,5) Buddy DeFranco (clarinet -1,2,5) Lucky Thompson (tenor saxophone -1,2,5) Charlie Ventura (tenor, baritone saxophone -1/3,5) Al Haig (piano) Oscar Pettiford (bass) Shelly Manne (drums)

WPIX Studios, NYC, January 17, 1949

1.	The Squirrel
2.	Anthropology
3.	Body And Soul
4.	Fine And Dandy
5.	How High The Moon

Charlie Parker - Miles Davis - Lee Konitz (Ozone 2)

"Royal Roost", NYC, September 4, 1948

1.	Godchild
2.	S'il Vous Plait
3.	Moon Dreams
4.	Hallucinations (Budo)
5.	Why Do I Love You

The Persuasively Coherent Miles Davis (Alto AL 701)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Ted Kelly (trombone) Junior Collins (French horn) John Barber (tuba) Lee Konitz (alto saxophone) Gerry Mulligan (baritone saxophone) John Lewis (piano) Al McKibbon (bass) Max Roach (drums) Kenny Pancho Hagood (vocals -4) Gil Evans (arranger, conductor)

broadcast, "Royal Roost", NYC, September 18, 1948

1.	Move (Mood)
2.	Moon Dreams
3.	Hallucinations (Budo)
4.	Darn That Dream

Miles Davis (trumpet) Fats Navarro (trumpet -2) J.J. Johnson (trombone -1) Brew Moore (tenor saxophone) Tadd Dameron (piano) Curly Russell (bass) Art Blakey (drums)

"Birdland", NYC, June 30, 1950

1.	Wee (Rambunctious Rambling)
2.	Ow! (Chubbie's Blues)

Miles Davis, Fats Navarro (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Walter Bishop Jr. (piano) Curly Russell (bass) Art Blakey (drums)

Conception/Deception (Poobah)

Hooray For Miles Davis, Vol. 1 (Session Disc 101)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Lee Konitz (alto saxophone) John Lewis (piano) Curly Russell (bass) Max Roach (drums) Kenny Pancho Hagood (vocals -4)

"Royal Roost", NYC, September 25, 1948

1.	52nd Street Theme (The Broadway Theme)
2.	Half Nelson
3.	Chasin' The Bird
4.	You Go To My Head

Miles Davis (trumpet) Fats Navarro (trumpet -1) J.J. Johnson (trombone) Brew Moore (tenor saxophone) Tadd Dameron (piano) Curly Russell (bass) Art Blakey (drums)

"Birdland", NYC, June 30, 1950

1.	Hot House (Miles' Midnight Breakaway)
2.	Embraceable You

Charlie Parker - Bird's Eyes, Vol. 1 (Philology (It) 214W 5)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Duke Jordan (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums)

NYC, fall 1948

	Indiana
	Out Of Nowhere
	Fine And Dandy
	All The Things You Are

Charlie Parker - Live Performances (ESP-Disk' ESP 3000)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Al Haig (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums)

"Royal Roost", NYC, December 11, 1948

On A Slow Boat To China

** also issued on ESP-Disk' ESPCD 3000.

Charlie Parker On The Air, Vol. 1 (Everest FS 214)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Al Haig (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums): same personnel

"Royal Roost", NYC, December 12, 1948

Salt Peanuts

same personnel

"Royal Roost", NYC, December 18, 1948

	Out Of Nowhere
	How High The Moon

1949

The Metronome All-Star Bands (RCA Camden CAL 426)

Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, Fats Navarro (trumpet) J.J. Johnson, Kai Winding (trombone) Buddy DeFranco (clarinet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Charlie Ventura (tenor saxophone) Ernie Caceres (baritone saxophone) Lennie Tristano (piano) Billy Bauer (guitar) Eddie Safranski (bass) Shelly Manne (drums)

RCA Studios, NYC, January 3, 1949

D9VB0021-1

Overtime (shorter take)

** also issued on RCA Camden (E) CDN 112.

Various Artists - The Be-Bop Era (RCA Victor LPV 519)

RCA Studios, NYC, January 3, 1949

D9VC0021-2	Overtime (longer take)
D9VC0022-3	Victory Ball (longer take)

Various Artists - Great Jazz Reeds (RCA Camden CAL 339)

RCA Studios, NYC, January 3, 1949

D9VB0022-2

Victory Ball (alt. take)

Miles Davis - Birth Of The Cool (Capitol T 792)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Kai Winding (trombone) Junior Collins (French horn) Bill Barber (tuba) Lee Konitz (alto saxophone) Gerry Mulligan (baritone saxophone, arranger) Al Haig (piano) Joe Schulman (bass) Max Roach (drums) John Lewis (arranger)

NYC, January 21, 1949

3395-3E	Jeru
3396-3D	Move
3397-2E	Godchild
3398-1D	Hallucinations (Budo)

Miles Davis (trumpet) J.J. Johnson (trombone) Sandy Siegelstein (French horn) Bill Barber (tuba) Lee Konitz (alto saxophone) Gerry Mulligan (baritone saxophone, arranger) John Lewis (piano) Nelson Boyd (bass) Kenny Clarke (drums) John Carisi, Gil Evans (arranger)

NYC, April 22, 1949

3764-D7	Venus De Milo
3765	Rouge
3766-2E	Boplicity
3767-2E	Israel

Miles Davis (trumpet) J.J. Johnson (trombone) Gunther Schuller (French horn) Bill Barber (tuba) Lee Konitz (alto saxophone) Gerry Mulligan (baritone saxophone) John Lewis (piano) Al McKibbon (bass) Max Roach (drums)

NYC, March 9, 1950

4346	Deception
4347	Rocker
4348	Moon Dreams

** also issued on Capitol M 11026 entitled "Capitol Jazz Classics, Vol. 1: The Complete Birth Of The Cool".

Miles Davis - Capitol Jazz Classics, Vol. 1: The Complete Birth Of The Cool (Capitol M 11026)

NYC, March 9, 1950

4349	Darn That Dream

** reissue of Capitol T 792 entitled "Birth Of The Cool" + 1 bonus track.

Various Artists - Tadd Dameron Big 10 And Royal Roost Jam (Beppo (E) BEP 503)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Kai Winding (trombone) Sahib Shihab (alto saxophone) Benjamin Lundy (tenor saxophone) Cecil Payne (baritone saxophone) Tadd Dameron (piano) John Collins (guitar) Curly Russell (bass) Kenny Clarke (drums) Carlos Vidal (congas)

radio broadcast, "Royal Roost", NYC, February 19, 1949

	Focus
	April In Paris
	Good Bait
	Webb's Delight

same personnel

radio broadcast, "Royal Roost", NYC, February 26, 1949

	Miles (Milano)
	Casbah

Charlie Parker - Rara Avis Avis, Rare Bird (Stash STCD 21)

Miles Davis, Max Kaminsky (trumpet) Will Bradley, Kai Winding (trombone) Joe Marsala (clarinet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Mike Caluccio, Joe Sullivan (piano) unknown (bass) Specs Powell, Max Roach (drums) Ann Hathaway (vocals -1)

television broadcast, "Adventures In Jazz", CBS TV Studios, NYC, March 4, 1949

1.	I Get A Kick Out Of You
2.	Big Foot (Blues Jam, #2)

Various Artists - Bebop Professors (Capitol (J) CR 8812)

Miles Davis (trumpet) J.J. Johnson (trombone) Sahib Shihab (alto saxophone) Benjamin Lundy (tenor saxophone) Cecil Payne (baritone saxophone) Tadd Dameron (piano, arranger) John Collins (guitar) Curly Russell (bass) Kenny Clarke (drums) Kay Penton (vocals -3)

NYC, April 19, 1949

1. 3760-4	John's Delight
2. 3761-1	What's New
3. 3762-3	Heaven's Doors Are Wide Open
4. 3763-2	Focus

** also issued on Capitol (J) ECJ 50073.

The Miles Davis/Tadd Dameron Quintet In Paris Festival International De Jazz, May, 1949 (Columbia JC 34804)

Miles Davis (trumpet) James Moody (tenor saxophone -1,2,4) Tadd Dameron (piano) Barney Spieler (bass) Kenny Clarke (drums)

"Salle Pleyel", Paris, France, May 8, 1949

1.	Rifftide
2.	Good Bait
3.	Don't Blame Me
4.	Lady Bird

Miles Davis (trumpet) James Moody (tenor saxophone) Tadd Dameron (piano) Barney Spieler (bass) Kenny Clarke (drums)

"Salle Pleyel", Paris, France, May 9, 12, 14 & 15, 1949

	Perdido (Wahoo)
	Allen's Alley
	Embraceable You
	Ornithology
	All The Things You Are

Miles Davis/Tadd Dameron - Sensation '49: A Document From The Paris Jazz Festival 1949 (Phontastic (Swd) PHONT 7602)

Miles Davis (trumpet) James Moody (tenor saxophone) Tadd Dameron (piano) Barney Spieler (bass) Kenny Clarke (drums): same session

"Salle Pleyel", Paris, France, May 9, 12, 14 & 15, 1949

The Squirrel

Charlie Parker - Bird In Paris (Bird In Paris CP 3)

Aime Barelli, Bill Coleman, Miles Davis, Kenny Dorham, Hot Lips Page (trumpet) Big Chief, Russell Moore (trombone) Hubert Rostaing (clarinet) Sidney Bechet, Pierre Braslavsky (soprano saxophone) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Don Byas, James Moody (tenor saxophone) Hazy Osterwald (vibraphone) Al Haig (piano) Toots Thielemans (guitar) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums)

"Salle Pleyel", Paris, France, May 15, 1949

Farewell Blues (Blues)

Various Artists - Stars Of Modern Jazz Concert At Carnegie Hall (IAJRC 20)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bennie Green (trombone) Sonny Stitt (alto saxophone) Serge Chaloff (baritone saxophone) Bud Powell (piano) Curly Russell (bass) Max Roach (drums)

"The Stars Of Modern Jazz", "Carnegie Hall", NYC, December 25, 1949

	Symphony Sid's Remarks
	Move
	Hot House
	Ornithology (incomplete)

1950

Charlie Parker - Birth Of The Bebop: Bird On Tenor 1943 (Stash ST 260)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) unknown or Al Haig (piano) unknown (bass) Roy Haynes (drums)

"Hotel Diplomat", NYC, early 1950

	Billie's Bounce
	Caravan
	Drifting On A Reed

** also issued on Stash STCD 260.

Miles Davis - Dick Hyman - Sonny Stitt (Ozone 1)

Miles Davis (trumpet) J.J. Johnson (trombone) Stan Getz (tenor saxophone) Tadd Dameron (piano) Gene Ramey (bass) Art Blakey (drums)

WNYC radio broadcast, "Birdland", NYC, February 18, 1950

	Conception
	Ray's Idea
	Max Is Making Wax
	Woody'n You

Here Are Stan Getz And Miles Davis (Kings Of Jazz (It) KLJ 20013)

Miles Davis (trumpet) J.J. Johnson (trombone) Stan Getz (tenor saxophone) Tadd Dameron (piano) Gene Ramey (bass) Art Blakey (drums): same session

WNYC radio broadcast, "Birdland", NYC, February 18, 1950

That Old Black Magic

Sarah Vaughan In Hi-Fi (Columbia CL 745)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bennie Green (trombone) Tony Scott (clarinet) Budd Johnson (tenor saxophone) Jimmy Jones (piano) Freddie Green (guitar -1,2) Billy Taylor (bass) J.C. Heard (drums) Sarah Vaughan (vocals)

Columbia Studios, NYC, May 18, 1950

1.	Ain't Misbehavin'
2.	Goodnight My Love
3.	It Might As Well Be Spring

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bennie Green (trombone) Tony Scott (clarinet) Budd Johnson (tenor saxophone) Jimmy Jones (piano) Mundell Lowe (guitar) Billy Taylor (bass) J.C. Heard (drums) Sarah Vaughan (vocals)

Columbia Studios, NYC, May 19, 1950

	Mean To Me
	Come Rain Or Come Shine
	Nice Work If You Can Get It

Miles Davis - The Last Bebop Session (Jazz Music Yesterday (It) JMY ME 6401)

Miles Davis (trumpet) J.J. Johnson (trombone) Brew Moore (tenor saxophone) Tadd Dameron (piano) Curly Russell (bass) Art Blakey (drums)

"Birdland", NYC, June 30, 1950

	band warming up
	Max Is Making Wax

Miles Davis All Stars And Gil Evans (Beppo (E) BEP 502)

Miles Davis, Fats Navarro (trumpet) J.J. Johnson (trombone) Brew Moore (tenor saxophone) Tadd Dameron (piano) Curly Russell (bass) Art Blakey (drums)

"Birdland", NYC, June 30, 1950

52nd Street Theme

Emmett Berry, Johnny Coles, Louis Mucci, Clyde Reasinger, Ernie Royal (trumpet) Miles Davis (flugelhorn, trumpet) Jimmy Cleveland, Bill Elton, Frank Rehak (trombone) Rod Levitt (valve trombone) Bob Northern, Julius Watkins (French horn) Bill Barber (tuba) Eddie Caine, Romeo Penque (flute) Danny Bank (bass clarinet) John Coltrane (tenor, alto saxophone) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums) Robert Herridge (announcer) Gil Evans (arranger, conductor)

television broadcast, "The Robert Herridge Theater Show", CBS Studios 61, NYC, April 2, 1959

New Rhumba

Hooray For Miles Davis, Vol. 2 (Session Disc 102)

Miles Davis, Fats Navarro (trumpet) J.J. Johnson (trombone) Brew Moore (tenor saxophone) Walter Bishop Jr. (piano) Curly Russell (bass) Art Blakey (drums)

"Birdland", NYC, June 30, 1950

	Eronel (Overturia)
	52nd Street Theme (Slow Broadway Theme)

Miles Davis (trumpet) J.J. Johnson (trombone) Sonny Rollins (tenor saxophone) Kenny Drew (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Art Blakey (drums)

"Birdland", NYC, June 2, 1951

	Move (Moo/Mod)
	Half Nelson (two)
	Down (Mick's Blues)
	Jumpin' With Symphony Sid

1951 (age 25)

Miles Davis And Horns (Prestige PRLP 7025)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bennie Green (trombone) Sonny Rollins (tenor saxophone -1,2,4) John Lewis (piano) Percy Heath (bass) Roy Haynes (drums)

Apex Studios, NYC, January 17, 1951

1. 128A	Morpheus
2. 129B	Down
3. 130BB	Blue Room
4. 131A	Whispering

Miles Davis (trumpet) Sonny Truitt (trombone -3) Al Cohn, Zoot Sims (tenor saxophone) John Lewis (piano) Leonard Gaskin (bass) Kenny Clarke (drums)

Beltone Studios, NYC, February 19, 1953

1. 423	Tasty Pudding
2. 424	Willie The Wailer
3. 425	Floppy
4. 426	For Adults Only

** also issued on Prestige PRLP 7168 entitled "Early Miles 1951 & 1953". Prestige PR 7674 entitled "Early Miles". Original Jazz Classics OJC 053, OJCCD 053-2.

Miles Davis - Early Miles (Prestige PR 7674)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bennie Green (trombone) John Lewis (piano) Percy Heath (bass) Roy Haynes (drums)

Apex Studios, NYC, January 17, 1951

130B	Blue Room (alt. take)

** reissue of Prestige PRLP 7025 entitled "Miles Davis And Horns" + 1 bonus track.

Sonny Rollins With The Modern Jazz Quartet, Art Blakey, Kenny Drew (Prestige PRLP 7029)

Sonny Rollins (tenor saxophone) Miles Davis (piano) Percy Heath (bass) Roy Haynes (drums)

Apex Studios, NYC, January 17, 1951

132

I Know

** also issued on Prestige PRLP 7269 entitled "Rollins And The Stars". Prestige PR 7856 entitled "First Recordings!". Original Jazz Classics OJC 011, OJCCD 011-2.

The Genius Of Charlie Parker, #8 - Swedish Schnapps (Verve MGV 8010)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Walter Bishop Jr. (piano) Teddy Kotick (bass) Max Roach (drums)

NYC, January 17, 1951

489-2	Au Privave
490-3	She Rote

The Magnificent Charlie Parker (Clef MGC 646)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Walter Bishop Jr. (piano) Teddy Kotick (bass) Max Roach (drums): same session

NYC, January 17, 1951

489-3	Au Privave
490-5	She Rote
491-1	K.C. Blues
492-2	Star Eyes

** originally intended as Clef MGC 733.

Various Artists - The History Of Jazz, Vol. 4: Enter The Cool (Capitol T 796)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Kai Winding (trombone) John LaPorta (clarinet) Lee Konitz (alto saxophone) Stan Getz (tenor saxophone) Serge Chaloff (baritone saxophone) Terry Gibbs (vibraphone) George Shearing (piano) Billy Bauer (guitar) Eddie Safranski (bass) Max Roach (drums)

NYC, January 23, 1951

6252	Early Spring

The Metronome All Stars/The International Jazzmen/The Just Jazz All Stars - Capitol Jazz Classics, Vol. 6: All Star Sessions (Capitol M 11031)

NYC, January 23, 1951

6253	Local 802 Blues

Various Artists - Conception (Prestige PRLP 7013)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Lee Konitz (alto saxophone) Sal Mosca (piano) Billy Bauer (guitar) Arnold Fishkin (bass) Max Roach (drums -1/3)

NYC, March 8, 1951

1. 140B	Odjenar
2. 141B	Ezz-Thetic
3. 142B	Hi-Beck
4. 143B	Yesterdays

Miles Davis (trumpet) Jackie McLean (alto saxophone -1) Sonny Rollins (tenor saxophone) Walter Bishop Jr. (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Art Blakey (drums)

Apex Studios, NYC, October 5, 1951

1. 228	Conception
2. 233	My Old Flame

** also issued on Original Jazz Classics OJC 1726, OJCCD 1726-2.

Miles Davis - Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis - Art Blakey (Ozone 7)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis, Big Nick Nicholas (tenor saxophone) Billy Taylor (piano) Charles Mingus (bass) Art Blakey (drums)

"Birdland", NYC, September 29, 1951

	Move (Mod)
	The Squirrel
	Lady Bird

Miles Davis - Dig (Prestige PRLP 7012)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Jackie McLean (alto saxophone -1/4) Sonny Rollins (tenor saxophone) Walter Bishop Jr. (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Art Blakey (drums)

Apex Studios, NYC, October 5, 1951

1. 229	Out Of The Blue
2. 230	Denial
3. 231	Bluing
4. 232	Dig
5. 234	It's Only A Paper Moon

** also issued on Prestige PRLP 7281 entitled "Diggin' With The Miles Davis Sextet". Original Jazz Classics OJC 005, OJCCD 005-2.

1952

Jimmy Forrest And Miles Davis Live At The Barrel (Prestige PR 7858)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Jimmy Forrest (tenor saxophone) Charles Fox (piano) John Mixon (bass) Oscar Oldham (drums) unknown (congas)

"The Barrel", St. Louis, MO, spring 1952

	Ray's Idea
	A Night In Tunisia
	Wee Dot
	What's New

Miles Davis/Jimmy Forrest - Lady Bird (Jazz Showcase LP 5004)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Jimmy Forrest (tenor saxophone) Charles Fox (piano) John Mixon (bass) Oscar Oldham (drums) unknown (congas): same session

"The Barrel", St. Louis, MO, spring 1952

	Perdido (Wahoo)
	All The Things You Are
	Our Delight
	Lady Bird
	Oh, Lady Be Good (Ow!)

Miles Davis - Rare Unreleased Broadcasts (Yadeon (J) 502)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Don Elliott (vibraphone) Beryl Booker (piano) Chuck Wayne (guitar) Clyde Lombardi (bass) Connie Kay (drums)

"Birdland", NYC, April 25, 1952

piano solo (incomplete) / Lady Be Good / All The Things You Are

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Red Garland (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums) Steve Allen (announcer)

NBC television broadcast, "The Steve Allen Tonight Show", "Basin Street East", NYC, October 18, 1955

	Steve Allen Intro
	Max Is Making Wax
	It Never Entered My Mind

Miles Davis (trumpet) Sonny Rollins (tenor saxophone) Red Garland (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Art Taylor or Philly Joe Jones (drums)

radio broadcast, "Cafe Bohemia", NYC, July 13, 1957

Walkin' (incomplete)

Various Artists - Woman In Jazz, Vol. 3 (Stash ST 113)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Don Elliott (vibraphone) Beryl Booker (piano) Chuck Wayne (guitar) Clyde Lombardi (bass) Connie Kay (drums)

"Birdland", NYC, April 25, 1952

The Squirrel

Miles Davis And His All Stars (Ozone 8)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Jackie McLean (alto saxophone) Don Elliott (vibraphone, mellophone) Gil Coggins (piano) Connie Henry (bass) Connie Kay (drums)

"Birdland", NYC, May 2, 1952

	Confirmation
	Out Of The Blue (Evans)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Jackie McLean (alto saxophone -1,2,4) Don Elliott (vibraphone, mellophone) Gil Coggins (piano) Connie Henry (bass) Connie Kay (drums)

"Birdland", NYC, May 3, 1952

1.	Wee Dot
2.	The Chase
3.	It Could Happen To You
4.	Out Of The Blue (Evans)

Miles Davis, Vol. 1 (Blue Note BLP 1501)

Miles Davis (trumpet) J.J. Johnson (trombone -1/4) Jackie McLean (alto saxophone -1/4) Gil Coggins (piano) Oscar Pettiford (bass) Kenny Clarke (drums)

WOR Studios, NYC, May 9, 1952

1. BN428-1 tk.2	Dear Old Stockholm
2. BN429-3 tk.6	Chance It
3. BN430-0 tk.7	Donna (alt. take)
4. BN431-2 tk.12	Woody'n You (alt. take)
5. BN432-0 tk.14	Yesterdays
6. BN433-0 tk.15	How Deep Is The Ocean

Miles Davis (trumpet) J.J. Johnson (trombone) Jimmy Heath (tenor saxophone) Gil Coggins (piano) Percy Heath (bass) Art Blakey (drums)

WOR Studios, NYC, April 20, 1953

BN477-2 tk.3	Kelo
BN478-2 tk.6	Enigma
BN479-2 tk.9	Ray's Idea
BN480-0 tk.10	Tempus Fugit
BN481-2 tk.14	C.T.A. (alt. take)
BN481-3 tk.15	C.T.A.

** also issued on Blue Note BST 81501 (pseudo stereo).

Miles Davis - Complete 1st And 3rd Sessions On Blue Note (Blue Note CDP 7 81501-2)

Miles Davis (trumpet) J.J. Johnson (trombone) Jackie McLean (alto saxophone) Gil Coggins (piano) Oscar Pettiford (bass) Kenny Clarke (drums)

WOR Studios, NYC, May 9, 1952

BN429-2 tk.5

Chance It (alt. take)

Miles Davis, Vol. 2 (Blue Note BLP 1502)

Miles Davis (trumpet) J.J. Johnson (trombone) Jackie McLean (alto saxophone) Gil Coggins (piano) Oscar Pettiford (bass) Kenny Clarke (drums): same session

WOR Studios, NYC, May 9, 1952

BN430-1 tk.8	Donna
BN431-3 tk.13	Woody'n You

Miles Davis (trumpet) J.J. Johnson (trombone -1,2) Jimmy Heath (tenor saxophone -1,2) Gil Coggins (piano) Percy Heath (bass) Art Blakey (drums)

WOR Studios, NYC, April 20, 1953

1. BN479-0 tk.7	Ray's Idea (alt. take)
2. BN480-1 tk.11	Tempus Fugit (alt. take)
3. BN482-0 tk.16	I Waited For You

Miles Davis (trumpet) Horace Silver (piano) Percy Heath (bass) Art Blakey (drums)

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, March 6, 1954

BN548-3 tk.4	Take Off
BN549-0 tk.6	Lazy Susan
BN550-0 tk.8	The Leap
BN551-0 tk.9	Well, You Needn't
BN552-0 tk.10	Weirdo
BN553-1 tk.12	It Never Entered My Mind

** also issued on Blue Note BST 81502 (pseudo stereo).

1953

Miles Davis - Collector's Items (Prestige PRLP 7044)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Charlie Parker as Charlie Chan, Sonny Rollins (tenor saxophone) Walter Bishop Jr. (piano) Percy Heath (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums)

WOR Studios, NYC, January 30, 1953

450	Compulsion
451-1	The Serpent's Tooth, I
451-2	The Serpent's Tooth, II
452	'Round Midnight

Miles Davis (trumpet) Sonny Rollins (tenor saxophone) Tommy Flanagan (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Art Taylor (drums)

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, March 16, 1956

864	In Your Own Sweet Way
865	No Line
866	Weird Blues

** also issued on Original Jazz Classics OJC 071, OJCCD 071-2.
** part of Prestige PR 24022.

Miles Davis - Hi-Hat All Stars Recorded Live At Hi-Hat, Boston 1955 (Fresh Sound (Sp) FSR 302)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Jay Migliori (tenor saxophone) Al Walcott (piano -1/10) Bob Freeman (piano -11) Jimmy Woode (bass) Jimmy Zitano (drums)

"Hi-Hat Club", Boston, MA, early 1953

1.	Dig
2.	Darn That Dream
3.	Jumpin' With Symphony Sid
4.	Jumpin' With Symphony Sid (alt. take)
5.	Ray's Idea
6.	Nice Work If You Can Get It
7.	Wee Dot
8.	Tune Up
9.	Alone Together
10.	Well, You Needn't
11.	A Night In Tunisia

Miles Davis - Complete 2nd Session On Blue Note (Blue Note CDP 7 81502-2)

Miles Davis (trumpet) J.J. Johnson (trombone) Jimmy Heath (tenor saxophone) Gil Coggins (piano) Percy Heath (bass) Art Blakey (drums)

WOR Studios, NYC, April 20, 1953

BN477-1 tk.2	Kelo (alt. take)
BN478-1 tk.5	Enigma (alt. take)

Miles Davis - Blue Haze (Prestige PRLP 7054)

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Lewis (piano -1/3) Charles Mingus (piano -4) Percy Heath (bass) Max Roach (drums)

WOR Studios, NYC, May 19, 1953

1. 479	When Lights Are Low
2. 480	Tune Up
3. 481	Miles Ahead
4. 482	Smooch

Miles Davis (trumpet) Horace Silver (piano) Percy Heath (bass) Art Blakey (drums)

Beltone Studios, NYC, March 15, 1954

556	Four
557	Old Devil Moon
558	Blue Haze

Miles Davis (trumpet) Dave Schildkraut (alto saxophone) Horace Silver (piano) Percy Heath (bass) Kenny Clarke (drums)

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, April 3, 1954

562	I'll Remember April

** also issued on Original Jazz Classics OJC 093, OJCCD 093-2.

Charlie Parker - Bird Meets Birks (Mark Gardner (E) MG 102)

Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Sahib Shihab (baritone saxophone) Wade Legge (piano) Lou Hackney (bass) Al Jones (drums) Joe Carroll (vocals)

"Birdland", NYC, May 23, 1953

	The Bluest Blues
	On The Sunny Side Of The Street

Miles Davis And The Lighthouse All-Stars - At Last! (Contemporary C 7645)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Rolf Ericson (trumpet -1,3) Bud Shank (alto, baritone saxophone -1,3) Bob Cooper (tenor saxophone -1,3) Lorraine Geller (piano) Howard Rumsey (bass) Max Roach (drums)

"Lighthouse Club", Hermosa Beach, CA, September 13, 1953

1.	Infinite Promenade (Infinity Promenade)
2.	'Round Midnight
3.	A Night In Tunisia

** also issued on Original Jazz Classics OJC 480, OJCCD 480-2.

1954

Miles Davis - Walkin' (Prestige PRLP 7076)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Dave Schildkraut (alto saxophone -1,3) Horace Silver (piano) Percy Heath (bass) Kenny Clarke (drums)

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, April 3, 1954

1. 559	Solar
2. 560	You Don't Know What Love Is
3. 561	Love Me Or Leave Me

Miles Davis (trumpet) J.J. Johnson (trombone) Lucky Thompson (tenor saxophone) Horace Silver (piano) Percy Heath (bass) Kenny Clarke (drums)

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, April 29, 1954

568	Blue 'N' Boogie
569	Walkin'

** also issued on Prestige PR 7608; Original Jazz Classics OJC 213, OJCCD 213-2.

Miles Davis - Bags' Groove (Prestige PRLP 7109)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Sonny Rollins (tenor saxophone) Horace Silver (piano) Percy Heath (bass) Kenny Clarke (drums)

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, June 29, 1954

590	Airegin
591	Oleo
592-1	But Not For Me
592-2	But Not For Me (alt. take)
593	Doxy

Miles Davis (trumpet) Milt Jackson (vibraphone) Thelonious Monk (piano) Percy Heath (bass) Kenny Clarke (drums)

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, December 24, 1954

676-1	Bags' Groove
676-2	Bags' Groove (alt. take)

** also issued on Original Jazz Classics OJC 245, OJCCD 245-2.
** part of Prestige PRLP 16-3.

Miles Davis And The Modern Jazz Giants (Prestige PRLP 7150)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Milt Jackson (vibraphone) Thelonious Monk (piano) Percy Heath (bass) Kenny Clarke (drums): same session

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, December 24, 1954

677	Bemsha Swing
678	Swing Spring
679-1	The Man I Love
679-2	The Man I Love (alt. take)

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Red Garland (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums)

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, October 26, 1956

997	'Round Midnight

** also issued on Original Jazz Classics OJC 347, OJCCD 347-2.
** part of Prestige PRLP 16-3.

1955

Miles Davis - The Musings Of Miles (Prestige PRLP 7007)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Red Garland (piano) Oscar Pettiford (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums)

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, June 7, 1955

745	I Didn't
746	Will You Still Be Mine
747	Green Haze
748	I See Your Face Before Me
749	A Night In Tunisia
750	A Gal In Calico

** also issued on Prestige PRLP 7221 entitled "The Beginning". Original Jazz Classics OJC 004, OJCCD 004-2.
** part of Prestige P 24064.

Miles Davis - Blue Moods (Debut DEB 120)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Britt Woodman (trombone) Teddy Charles (vibraphone) Charles Mingus (bass) Elvin Jones (drums)

Audio-Video Studios, NYC, July 9, 1955

	Nature Boy
	Alone Together
	There's No You
	Easy Living

** also issued on Disques Swing (F) LDM 30035 entitled "Miles Davis". Fantasy LP 6001, LP 86001; Original Jazz Classics OJC 043, OJCCD 043-2; America (F) 30 AM 6051.
** part of Prestige PR 24022.

Miles Davis - Miscellaneous Davis 1955-1957 (Jazz Unlimited (Swd) JUCD 2050)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Zoot Sims (tenor saxophone) Gerry Mulligan (baritone saxophone) Thelonious Monk (piano) Percy Heath (bass) Connie Kay (drums)

"Newport Jazz Festival", Newport, RI, July 17, 1955

	introduction By Duke Ellington
	Hackensack
	'Round Midnight
	Now's The Time

Miles Davis (trumpet) Lester Young (tenor saxophone -3) Rene Urtreger (piano) Pierre Michelot (bass) Christian Garros (drums)

"Kongresshaus", Zurich, Switzerland, November 19, 1956

1.	Four
2.	Walkin'
3.	Lady Be Good

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bobby Jaspar (tenor saxophone) Tommy Flanagan (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums)

"Birdland", NYC, October 17-30, 1957

	All Of You
	Four

Miles Davis (trumpet) Horst Jankowski (piano) Peter Witte (bass) Hermann Mutschler (drums) Erwin Lehn (conductor) Sudfunk-Tanzorchester (Southern Radio Dance Orchestra)

"Beethovensaal, Liederhalle", Stuttgart, West Germany, December 18, 1957

	Yesterdays
	'Round Midnight
	Walkin'

Miles Davis And Milt Jackson Quintet/Sextet (Prestige PRLP 7034)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Jackie McLean (alto saxophone -1,3) Milt Jackson (vibraphone) Ray Bryant (piano) Percy Heath (bass) Art Taylor (drums)

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, August 5, 1955

1. 781	Dr. Jackle (Dr. Jekyll)
2. 782	Bitty Ditty
3. 783	Minor March
4. 784	Blues Changes

** also issued on Prestige PR 7540 entitled "Odyssey". Original Jazz Classics OJC 012, OJCCD 012-2.

Miles Davis - The Legendary Prestige Quintet Sessions (Prestige 4PRCD 4444-2)

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Red Garland (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums) Steve Allen (announcer)

NBC television broadcast, "The Steve Allen Tonight Show", "Basin Street East", NYC, October 18, 1955

Steve Allen Intro 2

** same contents as Prestige PRLP 7014 + PRLP 7094 + PRLP 7129 + PRLP 7166 + PRLP 7200 + 11 bonus tracks.

The Complete Columbia Recordings Of Miles Davis With John Coltrane (Mosaic MQ9-191)

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Red Garland (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums)

Columbia Studio D, NYC, October 26, 1955

CO54129-1	Two Bass Hit (alt. take)
CO54130-1	Ah-Leu-Cha (alt. take)
CO54130-5	Ah-Leu-Cha (take 5)

same personnel

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, June 5, 1956

CO56090-5	Dear Old Stockholm (alt. take)
CO56091-1	Bye Bye Blackbird (alt. take)
CO56092-5	Tadd's Delight (alt. take)

add Gil Evans, Teo Macero (arranger)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, September 10, 1956

CO56584-1	All Of You (alt. take)
CO56585-1	Sweet Sue, Just You (1st version)
CO56585-3	Sweet Sue, Just You (false start)
CO56585-5	Sweet Sue, Just You (alt. take)
	Miles Davis comments

Miles Davis (trumpet) Cannonball Adderley (alto saxophone) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Red Garland (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, February 4, 1958

CO60199-1	Two Bass Hit (alt. take)
CO60201-1	Straight, No Chaser (alt. take)
CO60202-2	Milestones (alt. take)

omit Adderley, Garland

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, March 4, 1958

CO54132-3

Little Melonae

Miles Davis (trumpet) Cannonball Adderley (alto saxophone) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Bill Evans (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, May 26, 1958

CO61166-1

Fran-Dance (alt. take)

add Willis Conover (announcer)

"Newport Jazz Festival", Newport, RI, July 3, 1958

Introduction By Willis Connover

Miles Davis (trumpet) Cannonball Adderley (alto saxophone) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, March 2, 1959

CO62290-3

Freddie Freeloader (false start)

Bill Evans (piano) replaces Kelly

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, April 22, 1959

Miles Davis comments

** also issued on Columbia/Legacy C6K 65833.

Miles Davis - Circle In The Round (Columbia KC2 36278)

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Red Garland (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums)

Columbia Studio D, NYC, October 26, 1955

CO54129-2/5

Two Bass Hit

Miles Davis (trumpet) Hank Mobley (tenor saxophone) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, March 21, 1961

CO66507

Blues, No. 2

Miles Davis (trumpet, chimes) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (celeste) Joe Beck (electric guitar) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, December 4, 1967

CO92389

Circle In The Round (LP version)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, January 16, 1968

CO98200-N7

Teo's Bag

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) George Benson (guitar -1,3) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, February 15, 1968

1. CO96671-7	Sanctuary
2. CO96662Re-12	Side Car, I
3. CO96662Re-4	Side Car, II

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (electric piano, electric harpsichord) Chick Corea (electric piano, organ) Dave Holland (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, November 12, 1968

CO102333

Splash (LP version)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bennie Maupin (bass clarinet) Wayne Shorter (soprano saxophone) Chick Corea, Joe Zawinul (electric piano) Khalil Balakrishna (electric sitar) John McLaughlin (guitar) Dave Holland (electric bass) Billy Cobham, Jack DeJohnette (drums) Airto Moreira (guica, percussion)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, January 27, 1970

CO106708

Guinnevere

Miles Davis - 'Round About Midnight (Columbia CL 949)

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Red Garland (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums)

Columbia Studio D, NYC, October 26, 1955

CO54130-5/4

Ah-Leu-Cha

same personnel

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, June 5, 1956

CO56090-1	Dear Old Stockholm
CO56091-3	Bye Bye Blackbird
CO56092-2	Tadd's Delight

add Gil Evans, Teo Macero (arranger)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, September 10, 1956

CO56584-2	All Of You
CO56586-1	'Round Midnight

** also issued on Columbia CS 8649, PC 8649; Columbia/Legacy CJ 40610, CK 40610 entitled "'Round About Midnight (fake stereo)".

Miles Davis - Basic Miles (Columbia C 32025)

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Red Garland (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums)

Columbia Studio D, NYC, October 26, 1955

CO54132-2/3

Little Melonae

** also issued on Columbia PC 32025.

Miles Davis - The Columbia Years 1955-1985 (Columbia C5X 45000)

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Red Garland (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums): same session

Columbia Studio D, NYC, October 26, 1955

CO54133-1

Budo (alt. take)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Cannonball Adderley (alto saxophone) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Bill Evans (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, April 22, 1959

CO62293-1

Flamenco Sketches (alt. take)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Hank Mobley (tenor saxophone) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, March 20, 1961

CO66500-14

Someday My Prince Will Come

Miles Davis (trumpet) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

"Juan-les-Pins Jazz Festival", Antibes, France, July 27, 1963

I Thought About You

add Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, July 19, 1967

CO92290-1

Pinocchio (alt. take)

** also issued on Columbia C4K 45000.

Various Artists - Jazz Omnibus (Columbia CL 1020)

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Red Garland (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums)

Columbia Studio D, NYC, October 26, 1955

CO54133-8

Budo

Miles Davis - Miles (Prestige PRLP 7014)

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone -1/3,5,6) Red Garland (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums)

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, November 16, 1955

1. 814	Stablemates
2. 815	How Am I To Know
3. 816	Just Squeeze Me
4. 817	There Is No Greater Love
5. 818	Bye Bye (theme)
6. 819	S'posin'

** also issued on Prestige PRLP 7254 entitled "The Original Quintet". Original Jazz Classics OJC 006, OJCCD 006-2.
** part of Prestige P 24064, 4PRCD 4444-2.

1956 (age 30)

Workin' With The Miles Davis Quintet (Prestige PRLP 7166)

Miles Davis (trumpet -1,2,4/7) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone -1,2,5/7) Red Garland (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums)

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, May 11, 1956

1. 888	In Your Own Sweet Way
2. 890	Trane's Blues
3. 894	Ahmad's Blues
4. 896	It Never Entered My Mind
5. 899	Four
6. 900	The Theme, I
7. 901	The Theme, II

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Red Garland (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums)

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, October 26, 1956

998	Half Nelson

** also issued on Original Jazz Classics OJC 296, OJCCD 296-2.
** part of Prestige PR 24034, 4PRCD 4444-2.

Steamin' With The Miles Davis Quintet (Prestige PRLP 7200)

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone -1,3,5) Red Garland (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums)

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, May 11, 1956

1. 889	Diane
2. 891	Something I Dreamed Last Night
3. 895	The Surrey With The Fringe On Top
4. 897	When I Fall In Love
5. 898	Salt Peanuts

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Red Garland (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums)

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, October 26, 1956

996	Well, You Needn't

** also issued on Prestige PR 7580 entitled "Steamin'". Original Jazz Classics OJC 391, OJCCD 391-2.
** part of Prestige PR 24034, 4PRCD 4444-2.

Relaxin' With The Miles Davis Quintet (Prestige PRLP 7129)

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Red Garland (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums): same personnel

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, May 11, 1956

892	It Could Happen To You
893	Woody'n You

same personnel

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, October 26, 1956

995	If I Were A Bell
999	You're My Everything
1000	I Could Write A Book
1001	Oleo

** also issued on Original Jazz Classics OJC 190, OJCCD 190-2.
** part of Prestige PR 24001, 4PRCD 4444-2.

Miles Davis Quintet At Peacock Alley (VGM/Soulard VGM-SOU 1997)

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Red Garland (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums) Spider Burks (announcer)

"Peacock Alley", St. Louis, MO, July 14, 1956

	Intro
	Ah-Leu-Cha
	A Foggy Day
	All Of You
	Woody'n You
	Walkin'

same personnel

"Peacock Alley", St. Louis, MO, July 21, 1956

	Two Bass Hit
	Well, You Needn't
	Billy Boy
	All Of You
	Oleo (Airegin)
	Airegin (Newk, #2) / Bye Bye (theme)
	Sign Off / Bye Bye (theme)

Leonard Bernstein - What Is Jazz (Columbia CL 919)

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Red Garland (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums) Gil Evans, Teo Macero (arranger)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, September 10, 1956

CO56585-8

Sweet Sue, Just You

The Brass Ensembles Of The Jazz And Classical Music Society - Music For Brass (Columbia CL 941)

Melvyn Broiles, Carmine Fornarotto, Bernie Glow, Arthur Strutter, John Ware, Joe Wilder (trumpet) Miles Davis (flugelhorn, trumpet) Ron Ricketts, John Swallow (baritone horn) John Clark, Urbie Green, J.J. Johnson (trombone) Ray Alonge, Jim Buffington, Joe Singer, Art Sussman (French horn) Bill Barber (tuba) Milt Hinton (bass) Osie Johnson (drums) Richard Horowitz (percussion) John Lewis (arranger, composer) Gunther Schuller (conductor)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, October 20, 1956

Three Little Feelings

Melvyn Broiles, Carmine Fornarotto, Bernie Glow, Arthur Strutter, John Ware, Joe Wilder (trumpet) Miles Davis (flugelhorn, trumpet) Ron Ricketts, John Swallow (baritone horn) John Clark, Urbie Green (trombone) J.J. Johnson (trombone, arranger, composer) Ray Alonge, Jim Buffington, Joe Singer, Art Sussman (French horn) Bill Barber (tuba) Milt Hinton (bass) Osie Johnson (drums) Richard Horowitz (percussion) Gunther Schuller (conductor)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, October 23, 1956

Jazz Suite For Brass (Poem For Brass)

** also issued on Columbia PC 37012.

Cookin' With The Miles Davis Quintet (Prestige PRLP 7094)

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone -1/4) Red Garland (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums)

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, October 26, 1956

1. 1002	Airegin
2. 1003	Tune Up
3. 1004	When Lights Are Low
4. 1005	Blues By Five
5. 1006	My Funny Valentine

** also issued on Original Jazz Classics OJC 128, OJCCD 128-2.
** part of Prestige PR 24001, 4PRCD 4444-2.

Lester Young Meets Miles, M.J.Q. And The Jack Teagarden All Stars (Unique Jazz UJ 14)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Rene Urtreger (piano) Pierre Michelot (bass) Christian Garros (drums)

"Stadthalle", Sindelfingen, West Germany, November 12, 1956

	Tune Up
	What's New

Miles Davis (trumpet) Lester Young (tenor saxophone) Milt Jackson (vibraphone) John Lewis (piano) Percy Heath (bass) Connie Kay (drums) Kurt Edelhagen Big Band (-2)

1.	How High The Moon
2.	Lester Leaps In

Miles Davis/Bud Powell/Art Tatum - Unreleased Performances (Teppa 76)

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Red Garland (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums)

radio broadcast, "Bandstand USA", "Blue Note", Philadelphia, PA, December 8, 1956

	Tune Up
	Walkin'

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

television broadcast, "The Steve Allen Tonight Show", NBC TV, Los Angeles, CA, September, 1964

No Blues

1957

Miles Davis - Miles Ahead (Columbia CL 1041)

Johnny Carisi, Bernie Glow, Taft Jordan, Louis Mucci, Ernie Royal (trumpet) Miles Davis (flugelhorn) Joe Bennett, Jimmy Cleveland, Frank Rehak (trombone) Tom Mitchell (bass trombone) Jim Buffington, Tony Miranda, Willie Ruff (French horn) Bill Barber (tuba) Edwin Caine, Sid Cooper, Romeo Penque (flute, clarinet) Danny Bank (bass clarinet) Lee Konitz (alto saxophone) Paul Chambers (bass) Art Taylor (drums) Gil Evans (arranger, conductor)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, May 6, 1957

CO57917	The Maids Of Cadiz
CO57918	The Duke

same personnel

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, May 10, 1957

CO57933	My Ship
CO57934	Miles Ahead

same personnel

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, May 23, 1957

CO58017	New Rhumba
CO58018	Blues For Pablo
CO58019	Springville

same personnel

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, May 27, 1957

CO58171	I Don't Wanna Be Kissed
CO58172	The Meaning Of The Blues
CO58173	Lament

** also issued on Columbia CS 8633, PC 8633.

Miles Davis - Miles Ahead (stereo) (Columbia/Legacy CK 40784)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, May 6, 1957

CO57917

The Maids Of Cadiz (stereo version)

same personnel

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, May 10, 1957

CO57934

Miles Ahead (stereo version)

same personnel

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, May 23, 1957

CO58017	New Rhumba (stereo version)
CO58019	Springville (stereo version)

same personnel

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, May 27, 1957

CO58171	I Don't Wanna Be Kissed (stereo version)
CO58173	Lament (stereo version)

Miles Davis - John Coltrane - Sonny Rollins (Ozone 18)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Sonny Rollins (tenor saxophone) Red Garland (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Art Taylor or Philly Joe Jones (drums)

radio broadcast, "Cafe Bohemia", NYC, July 13, 1957

	Four (Roy's Romp)
	Bye Bye Blackbird

television broadcast, "The Robert Herridge Theater Show", CBS Studios 61, NYC, April 2, 1959

	So What
	The Duke
	Blues For Pablo

Miles Davis - Makin' Wax (Chakra (It) TH 100 MD)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Sonny Rollins (tenor saxophone) Red Garland (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Art Taylor or Philly Joe Jones (drums)

radio broadcast, "Cafe Bohemia", NYC, July 13, 1957

It Never Entered My Mind

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Bill Evans (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums) Leonard Feather, Dan Morgenstern (announcer)

radio broadcast, "Bandstand USA #41", "Cafe Bohemia", NYC, May 17, 1958

	Four (Four Plus One More)
	Bye Bye Blackbird
	Walkin' (No Blues)

Rene Urtreger En Concerts (Carlyne Music (F) CAR 006)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Barney Wilen (tenor saxophone -2) Rene Urtreger (piano) Pierre Michelot (bass) Kenny Clarke (drums)

"L'Olympia", Paris, France, November 30, 1957

1.	Bags' Groove
2.	Four

Miles Davis - Ascenseur Pour L'echafaud (Soundtrack) (Fontana (F) 662 213 TR)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Barney Wilen (tenor saxophone) Rene Urtreger (piano) Pierre Michelot (bass) Kenny Clarke (drums)

Le Poste Parisien Studios, Paris, France, December 4 & 5, 1957

	Generique
	Florence Sur Les Champs-Elysees
	Au Bar Du Petit Bac

omit Wilen

	L'Assassinat De Carala
	Jullien Dans L'Ascenseur
	Chez Le Photographe Du Motel

Barney Wilen (tenor saxophone) replaces Urtreger

Sur L'Autoroute

omit Wilen

Diner Au Motel

** also issued on Fontana (F) 836 305-2 entitled "Ascenseur Pour L'echafaud: Complete Recordings (Soundtrack)".

Miles Davis - Ascenseur Pour L'echafaud: Complete Recordings (Soundtrack) (Fontana (F) 836 305-2)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Barney Wilen (tenor saxophone) Rene Urtreger (piano) Pierre Michelot (bass) Kenny Clarke (drums)

Le Poste Parisien Studios, Paris, France, December 4 & 5, 1957

	Nuit Sur Les Champs-Elysees (take 1)
	Nuit Sur Les Champs-Elysees (take 2)
	Nuit Sur Les Champs-Elysees (take 3) (Generique)
	Nuit Sur Les Champs-Elysees (take 4) (Florence Sur Les Champs-Elysees)
	Le Petit Bal (take 1)
	Le Petit Bal (take 2) (Au Bar Du Petit Bac)

omit Wilen

	Assassinat (take 2) (Julien Dans L'Ascenseur)
	Assassinat (take 3) (L'Assassinat De Carala)
	Final (take 1)
	Final (take 2)
	Final (take 3) (Chez Le Photographe Du Motel)

Barney Wilen (tenor saxophone) replaces Urtreger

	Sequence Voiture (take 1)
	Sequence Voiture (take 2) (Sur L'Autoroute)

omit Wilen

Motel (Diner Au Motel)

** reissue of Fontana (F) 662 213 TR entitled "Ascenseur Pour L'echafaud (Soundtrack)" + 18 bonus tracks.

Miles Davis - The Complete Amsterdam Concert 1957 (Celluloid (It) 668 232)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Barney Wilen (tenor saxophone) Rene Urtreger (piano) Pierre Michelot (bass) Kenny Clarke (drums)

"Concertgebouw", Amsterdam, Holland, December 8, 1957

	Woody'n You
	Bags' Groove
	What's New
	But Not For Me
	A Night In Tunisia
	Four
	Bye Bye (theme)
	Walkin'
	Well, You Needn't
	'Round Midnight
	Lady Bird
	Bye Bye (theme)

1958

Miles Davis - Milestones (Columbia CL 1193)

Miles Davis (trumpet -1,3,4) Cannonball Adderley (alto saxophone -1,3,4) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone -1,3,4) Red Garland (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, February 4, 1958

1. CO60199-2	Two Bass Hit
2. CO60200-1	Billy Boy
3. CO60201-2	Straight, No Chaser
4. CO60202-3	Milestones (Miles)

Miles Davis (trumpet, piano -1, trumpet -2) Cannonball Adderley (alto saxophone) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Red Garland (piano -2) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, March 4, 1958

1. CO60204-1	Sid's Ahead
2. CO60203-2	Dr. Jackle (Dr. Jeckyll)

** also issued on Columbia CS 9428; Columbia/Legacy CJ 40837, CK 40837 entitled "Milestones (fake stereo)".

Cannonball Adderley - Somethin' Else (Blue Note BLP 1595)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Cannonball Adderley (alto saxophone) Hank Jones (piano) Sam Jones (bass) Art Blakey (drums)

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, March 9, 1958

tk.2	Autumn Leaves
tk.3	Love For Sale
tk.4	Somethin' Else
tk.6	One For Daddy-O

** also issued on Blue Note BST 81595, BN-LA 169-F, CDP 7 46338-2, B1-ST 46338.

Various Artists - The Other Side Of Blue Note 1500 Series (Blue Note (J) BNJ 61008/10)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Cannonball Adderley (alto saxophone) Hank Jones (piano) Sam Jones (bass) Art Blakey (drums): same session

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, March 9, 1958

tk.7	Alison's Uncle (Bangoon)

Miles Davis All Stars Featuring John Coltrane And Bill Evans (Jazz Band (E) EB 418)

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Bill Evans (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums) Leonard Feather, Dan Morgenstern (announcer)

radio broadcast, "Bandstand USA #41", "Cafe Bohemia", NYC, May 17, 1958

Two Bass Hit (incomplete) (Closing Announcement/Wha' Happned)

Miles Davis - Jazz Tracks (Columbia CL 1268)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Cannonball Adderley (alto saxophone -1,2) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Bill Evans (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, May 26, 1958

1. CO61165-3	On Green Dolphin Street
2. CO61166-2	Fran-Dance (Put Your Little Foot Right Out)
3. CO61167-3/7	Stella By Starlight

Miles Davis - '58 Sessions (Columbia/Legacy CJ 47835)

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Bill Evans (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, May 26, 1958

CO61167-3

Stella By Starlight

** also issued on Columbia/Legacy CK 47835.

Miles Davis - Black Giants (Columbia PG 33402)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Cannonball Adderley (alto saxophone) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Bill Evans (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, May 26, 1958

CO61168-1

Love For Sale

Michel Legrand - Legrand Jazz (Columbia CL 1250)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Herbie Mann (flute -1/3) Jerome Richardson (clarinet, baritone saxophone -1/3) Phil Woods (alto saxophone -1/3) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone -1/3) Betty Glamann (harp) Eddie Costa (vibraphone) Bill Evans (piano) Barry Galbraith (guitar) Paul Chambers (bass) Kenny Dennis (drums) Michel Legrand (arranger, conductor)

NYC, June 25, 1958

1. CO61067	Wild Man Blues
2. CO61068	'Round Midnight
3. CO61069	The Jitterbug Waltz
4. CO61070	Django

** also issued on Columbia CS 8079.

Miles Davis/Thelonious Monk - Miles And Monk At Newport (Columbia CL 2178)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Cannonball Adderley (alto saxophone) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Bill Evans (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums) Willis Conover (announcer)

"Newport Jazz Festival", Newport, RI, July 3, 1958

CO81844	Ah-Leu-Cha
CO81845	Straight, No Chaser
CO81846	Fran-Dance
CO81847	Two Bass Hit

** also issued on Columbia CS 8978, PC 8978.

Various Artists - Newport Jazz Festival 1958-59 (FDC (It) 1024)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Cannonball Adderley (alto saxophone -2) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Bill Evans (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums) Willis Conover (announcer)

"Newport Jazz Festival", Newport, RI, July 3, 1958

1.	Bye Bye Blackbird
2.	Bye Bye (theme)

Miles Davis - Porgy And Bess (Columbia CL 1274)

Johnny Coles, Bernie Glow, Louis Mucci, Ernie Royal (trumpet) Miles Davis (flugelhorn, trumpet) Joe Bennett, Jimmy Cleveland, Frank Rehak (trombone) Dick Hixson (bass trombone) Willie Ruff, Gunther Schuller, Julius Watkins (French horn) Bill Barber (tuba) Phil Bodner, Romeo Penque (flute) Danny Bank (bass clarinet) Cannonball Adderley (alto saxophone) Paul Chambers (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums) Gil Evans (arranger, conductor)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, July 22, 1958

CO61300	My Man's Gone Now
CO61301	Gone, Gone, Gone
CO61302	Gone

Jimmy Cobb (drums) replaces Jones

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, July 29, 1958

CO61359	Here Come De Honey Man
CO61360	Bess, You Is My Woman Now
CO61361	It Ain't Necessarily So
CO61362	Fisherman, Strawberry And Devil Crab

Jerome Richardson (flute) replaces Bodner

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, August 4, 1958

CO61366	Prayer
CO61367	Oh Bess, Oh Where's My Bess
CO61368	Buzzard Song

same personnel

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, August 18, 1958

CO61421	Summertime
CO61422	There's A Boat Dat's Leavin' Soon For New York
CO61423	I Loves You, Porgy

** also issued on Columbia CS 8095, PC 8095.

Miles Davis - Four-Play (Jazz Music Yesterday (It) JMY ME 6402)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Cannonball Adderley (alto saxophone) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Bill Evans (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums)

radio broadcast, "Bandstand USA", "Spotlight Lounge", Washington, DC, August 9 or June 30, 1958

	Walkin'
	All Of You
	'Round Midnight

Miles Davis - Jazz At Plaza, Vol. 1 (Columbia C 32470)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Cannonball Adderley (alto saxophone -2,4,5) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone -1,2,4,5) Bill Evans (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums)

"Edwardian Room", The Plaza Hotel, NYC, September 9, 1958

1. CO93314	If I Were A Bell
2. CO93317	Oleo
3.	My Funny Valentine
4.	Straight, No Chaser (Jazz At The Plaza)
5.	Bye Bye (theme)

** also issued on Columbia PC 32470.

Miles Davis All Stars Featuring John Coltrane With Cannonball Adderley (Jazz Band (E) EB 409)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Cannonball Adderley (alto saxophone -1,3) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Red Garland (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums)

radio broadcast, "Bandstand USA", "Spotlight Lounge", Washington, DC, November 1, 1958

1.	Sid's Ahead
2.	Bye Bye Blackbird
3.	Straight, No Chaser

Miles Davis (trumpet) Cannonball Adderley (alto saxophone) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums) Leonard Feather (announcer)

radio broadcast, "Bandstand USA", "Birdland", NYC, January 3, 1959

	Bags' Groove (Walkin')
	All Of You (All Of Me)

1959

Miles Davis - Kind Of Blue (Columbia CL 1355)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Cannonball Adderley (alto saxophone -1,2) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Wynton Kelly (piano -1) Bill Evans (piano -2,3) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, March 2, 1959

1. CO62290-4	Freddie Freeloader
2. CO62291-3	So What
3. CO62292-5	Blue In Green

Miles Davis (trumpet) Cannonball Adderley (alto saxophone) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Bill Evans (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, April 22, 1959

CO62293-6	Flamenco Sketches
CO62294-1	All Blues

** also issued on Columbia CS 8163, PC 8163; Columbia/Legacy CJ 40579, CK 40579.

The Sound Of Miles Davis (Toei Video (J) TE M576)

television broadcast, "The Robert Herridge Theater Show", CBS Studios 61, NYC, April 2, 1959

	So What
	unknown title (incomplete)
	unknown title / So What
	So What, Pt. 1 (incomplete)
	So What, Pt. 2 (incomplete)
	So What

The Complete Miles Davis-Gil Evans Studio Recordings (Columbia/Legacy CXK 67397)

Bernie Glow, Taft Jordan, Louis Mucci, Ernie Royal (trumpet) Miles Davis (flugelhorn, trumpet) Dick Hixson, Frank Rehak (trombone) John Barrows, Jim Buffington, Earl Chapin (French horn) Jimmy McAllister (tuba) Albert Block, Eddie Caine (flute) Harold Feldman (oboe, clarinet) Danny Bank (bass clarinet) Janet Putman (harp) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums) Elvin Jones (percussion) Gil Evans (arranger, conductor)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, November 15, 1959

CO63971

Concerto De Aranjuez (alt. take)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Ray Alonge, Julius Watkins (French horn) Howard Johnson (tuba) Hubert Laws (flute) Danny Bank (flute, alto flute) Romeo Penque (English horn) Karl Porter (bassoon) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Gloria Agostini or Betty Glamann (harp) Warren Smith (marimba, timpani) Herbie Hancock (electric piano) Lawrence Lucie (mandolin) Joe Beck (electric guitar) Herb Bushler (Hawaiian guitar) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums) Gil Evans (arranger, conductor)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, February 16, 1968

	Falling Water (take 1)
	Falling Water (take 2)
	Falling Water (take 3)
	Falling Water (take 4)

Miles Davis - Sketches Of Spain (Columbia CL 1480)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, November 20, 1959

CO63971

Concerto De Aranjuez

Johnny Coles, Bernie Glow, Ernie Royal (trumpet) Miles Davis (flugelhorn, trumpet) Dick Hixson, Frank Rehak (trombone) Jim Buffington, Tony Miranda, Joe Singer (French horn) Bill Barber (tuba) Albert Block, Harold Feldman (flute) Romeo Penque (oboe) Jack Knitzer (bassoon) Danny Bank (bass clarinet) Janet Putman (harp) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums) Elvin Jones (percussion) Gil Evans (arranger, conductor)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, March 10, 1960

CO64558-2

The Pan Piper

add Louis Mucci (trumpet)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, March 11, 1960

CO64560	Solea
CO64561	Will O' The Wisp
CO64562-2	Saeta

** also issued on Columbia CS 8271, PC 8271; Columbia/Legacy CJ 40578, CK 40578.

1960

Miles Davis - Directions (Columbia KC2 36472)

Johnny Coles, Bernie Glow, Louis Mucci, Ernie Royal (trumpet) Miles Davis (flugelhorn, trumpet) Dick Hixson, Frank Rehak (trombone) Jim Buffington, Tony Miranda, Joe Singer (French horn) Bill Barber (tuba) Albert Block, Harold Feldman (flute) Romeo Penque (oboe) Jack Knitzer (bassoon) Danny Bank (bass clarinet) Janet Putman (harp) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums) Elvin Jones (percussion) Gil Evans (arranger, conductor)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, March 11, 1960

CO64559-5

Song Of Our Country

Miles Davis (trumpet) George Coleman (tenor saxophone) Victor Feldman (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Frank Butler (drums)

Columbia Studios, Los Angeles, CA, April 16, 1963

HCO71339-9

So Near, So Far

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Buster Williams (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia Studios, Los Angeles, CA, May 9, 1967

HCO94733-7

Limbo (alt. take)

Miles Davis (trumpet, chimes) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (electric piano, electric harpsichord) Joe Beck (electric guitar) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, December 28, 1967

CO92408-9/10

Water On The Pond

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (electric harpsichord) Bucky Pizzarelli (electric guitar) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, January 12, 1968

CO98194-28/30

Fun

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (soprano, tenor saxophone) Joe Zawinul (organ, electric piano) Chick Corea (electric piano) Herbie Hancock (electric piano -1) Dave Holland (bass) Jack DeJohnette (drums, tambourine) Teo Macero (tambourine -1)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, November 27, 1968

1. CO102344-?	Ascent
2. CO102345-12	Directions, I
3. CO102345-N6	Directions, II

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bennie Maupin (bass clarinet) Wayne Shorter (soprano saxophone) John McLaughlin (guitar) Dave Holland (electric bass) Billy Cobham (drums)

Columbia Studios, NYC, February 17, 1970

CO106796-6

Duran

Miles Davis (trumpet) Steve Grossman (soprano saxophone) John McLaughlin (guitar) Dave Holland (electric bass) Jack DeJohnette (drums)

Columbia Studios, NYC, February 27, 1970

CO106733-2

Willie Nelson

Miles Davis (trumpet) Keith Jarrett (electric piano) John McLaughlin (guitar) Dave Holland (electric bass) Jack DeJohnette (drums) Airto Moreira (percussion)

Columbia Studios, NYC, May 21, 1970

CO103888

Konda

Miles Davis En Concert Avec Europe 1 (Trema (F) TR 710455)

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums)

"L'Olympia", Paris, France, March 21, 1960

	All Of You
	So What
	On Green Dolphin Street
	Walkin'
	Bye Bye Blackbird
	'Round Midnight
	Oleo
	Bye Bye (theme)

Miles Davis (trumpet -1/3,5/14) Sonny Stitt (tenor saxophone) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums)

"L'Olympia", Paris, France, October 11, 1960

1.	Walkin'
2.	Autumn Leaves
3.	Four
4.	Untitled Jam
5.	'Round Midnight
6.	No Blues
7.	Bye Bye (theme)
8.	Walkin'
9.	If I Were A Bell
10.	Fran-Dance
11.	Two Bass Hit
12.	All Of You
13.	So What
14.	Bye Bye (theme)

Miles Davis (trumpet, organ) Dave Liebman (soprano, tenor saxophone, flute) Reggie Lucas (electric guitar) Pete Cosey (electric guitar, percussion) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Mtume (percussion)

"L'Olympia", Paris, France, July 11, 1973

Untitled Medley

Miles Davis And John Coltrane Live In Stockholm 1960 (Dragon (Swd) DRLP 90/91)

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums)

"Konserthuset", Stockholm, Sweden, 1st concert, March 22, 1960

	So What
	Fran-Dance
	Bye Bye (theme)

same personnel

"Konserthuset", Stockholm, Sweden, 2nd concert, March 22, 1960

	So What
	On Green Dolphin Street
	Bye Bye (theme)

John Coltrane - Bird Note (Bird Note (Swd) no number)

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums): same personnel

"Konserthuset", Stockholm, Sweden, 1st concert, March 22, 1960

All Blues

same personnel

"Konserthuset", Stockholm, Sweden, 2nd concert, March 22, 1960

Walkin'

Miles Davis/John Coltrane - Copenhagen 1960 (Royal Jazz (D) RJD 501)

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums): same personnel

"Tivolis Koncertsal", Copenhagen, Denmark, March 24, 1960

	So What
	On Green Dolphin Street
	All Blues
	Bye Bye (theme)

Miles Davis Quintet Live In Zurich 1960 (Jazz Unlimited (Swd) JUCD 2031)

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums): same personnel

"Kongresshaus", Zurich, Switzerland, April 8, 1960

	If I Were A Bell
	Fran-Dance
	So What
	All Blues
	Bye Bye (theme)

Miles Davis/John Coltrane - Miles And Coltrane Quintet Live, First Time On Records (Unique Jazz UJ 19)

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums): same personnel

"Kurhaus", Scheveningen, Holland, 1st set, April 9, 1960

	On Green Dolphin Street
	So What
	'Round Midnight
	Walkin'
	Bye Bye (theme)

Miles Davis - Free Trade Hall, Vol. 1 (Magnetic (Luxembourgian) MRCD 102)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Sonny Stitt (alto, tenor saxophone) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums)

"Free Trade Hall", Manchester, England, September 27, 1960

	Four
	Four (incomplete)
	Walkin' (incomplete)
	All Blues

Miles Davis Quintet Live In Europe (Jazz Up (It) JU 320)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Sonny Stitt (alto, tenor saxophone) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums): same session

"Free Trade Hall", Manchester, England, September 27, 1960

All Of You

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

"Philharmonie", Berlin, West Germany, November 4, 1967

Agitation / Footprints / 'Round Midnight / No Blues / Masqualero

Miles Davis - Free Trade Hall, Vol. 2 (Magnetic (Luxembourgian) MRCD 103)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Sonny Stitt (alto, tenor saxophone) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums)

"Free Trade Hall", Manchester, England, September 27, 1960

	Well, You Needn't
	Autumn Leaves
	So What
	Bye Bye (theme)
	Stardust

Miles Davis/Sonny Stitt - Stockholm 1960 (Royal Jazz (D) RJD 509)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Sonny Stitt (alto, tenor saxophone) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums): same personnel

"Konserthuset", Stockholm, Sweden, 1st concert 1st set, October 13, 1960

	Walkin'
	Autumn Leaves
	So What

same personnel

"Konserthuset", Stockholm, Sweden, 1st concert 2nd set, October 13, 1960

	June Night
	Stuardust

same personnel

"Konserthuset", Stockholm, Sweden, 2nd concert 2nd set, October 13, 1960

	Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise
	Makin' Whoopee!
	Lover Man

Miles Davis And Sonny Stitt Live In Stockholm 1960 (Dragon (Swd) DRLP 129/30)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Sonny Stitt (alto, tenor saxophone) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums): same personnel

"Konserthuset", Stockholm, Sweden, 1st concert 1st set, October 13, 1960

	'Round Midnight
	Bye Bye (theme)

same personnel

"Konserthuset", Stockholm, Sweden, 1st concert 2nd set, October 13, 1960

	On Green Dolphin Street
	All Blues
	Bye Bye (theme)

same personnel

"Konserthuset", Stockholm, Sweden, 2nd concert 1st set, October 13, 1960

	All Of You
	Walkin'
	Autumn Leaves
	Bye Bye (theme)

same personnel

"Konserthuset", Stockholm, Sweden, 2nd concert 2nd set, October 13, 1960

	If I Were A Bell
	No Blues
	Bye Bye (theme)

1961 (age 35)

Miles Davis - Someday My Prince Will Come (Columbia CL 1656)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Hank Mobley (tenor saxophone) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, March 7, 1961

CO66235-6	Drang-Dog
CO66236-4	No Blues

Miles Davis (trumpet) Hank Mobley (tenor saxophone) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone -1) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, March 20, 1961

1. CO66500-15	Someday My Prince Will Come
2. CO66501	Old Folks

Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor saxophone -1) Hank Mobley (tenor saxophone -2) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, March 21, 1961

1. CO66505	Teo
2. CO66506	I Thought About You

** also issued on Columbia CS 8456, PC 8456.

Miles Davis In Person, Vol. 2 - Saturday Night At The Blackhawk (Columbia CL 1670)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Hank Mobley (tenor saxophone) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums)

"The Blackhawk", San Francisco, CA, 1st set, April 21, 1961

CO67467

Oleo

same personnel

"The Blackhawk", San Francisco, CA, 3rd set, April 21, 1961

CO67465

Fran-Dance

same personnel

"The Blackhawk", San Francisco, CA, 1st set, April 22, 1961

CO67468	If I Were A Bell
CO67466	So What
	No Blues

same personnel

"The Blackhawk", San Francisco, CA, 2nd set, April 22, 1961

CO67464

Well, You Needn't

same personnel

"The Blackhawk", San Francisco, CA, 3rd set, April 22, 1961

CO67469

Teo (Neo)

** also issued on Columbia CS 8470; Columbia/Legacy CJ 44425, CK 44425.
** part of Mosaic MQ6-220.

Miles Davis In Person, Vol. 1 - Friday Night At The Blackhawk (Columbia CL 1669)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Hank Mobley (tenor saxophone) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums): same personnel

"The Blackhawk", San Francisco, CA, 1st set, April 21, 1961

CO67461	No Blues
CO67462	Bye Bye (theme)

same personnel

"The Blackhawk", San Francisco, CA, 2nd set, April 21, 1961

CO67460	All Of You
CO67459	Bye Bye Blackbird
CO67458	Walkin'
CO67463	Love, I've Found You

** also issued on Columbia CS 8469; Columbia/Legacy CJ 44257, CK 44257.
** part of Mosaic MQ6-220.

Miles Davis - The Complete Blackhawk Sessions (Mosaic MQ6-220)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Hank Mobley (tenor saxophone) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums): same session

"The Blackhawk", San Francisco, CA, 2nd set, April 21, 1961

	Teo (Neo)
	I Thought About You

same personnel

"The Blackhawk", San Francisco, CA, 3rd set, April 21, 1961

	If I Were A Bell
	Bye Bye (theme)

same personnel

"The Blackhawk", San Francisco, CA, 2nd set, April 22, 1961

	On Green Dolphin Street
	Walkin'

same personnel

"The Blackhawk", San Francisco, CA, 3rd set, April 22, 1961

	Autumn Leaves
	Two Bass Hit
	Bye Bye (theme)
	Love, I've Found You

same personnel

"The Blackhawk", San Francisco, CA, 4th set, April 22, 1961

	I Thought About You
	Someday My Prince Will Come
	Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise

** same contents as Columbia CL 1669 + CL 1670 + 16 bonus tracks.

Various Artists - Who's Who In The Swinging Sixties (Columbia CL 1765)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Hank Mobley (tenor saxophone) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums): same personnel

"The Blackhawk", San Francisco, CA, 3rd set, April 21, 1961

CO69451

On Green Dolphin Street

** also issued on Columbia CS 8565.

Miles Davis - Transition (Magnetic (Luxembourgian) MRCD 125)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Hank Mobley (tenor saxophone) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums): same personnel

"The Blackhawk", San Francisco, CA, April 22 or 21, 1961

	Autumn Leaves
	Two Bass Hit / Bye Bye (theme)
	I Thought About You
	Someday My Prince Will Come
	Bye Bye (theme)

Miles Davis - Circle In The Round (CBS/Sony (J) 36AP 1409/10)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Hank Mobley (tenor saxophone) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums): same personnel

"The Blackhawk", San Francisco, CA, 2nd set, April 22, 1961

CO68866	'Round Midnight
	Bye Bye (theme)

Miles Davis At Carnegie Hall (Columbia CL 1812)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Johnny Coles, Bernie Glow, Louis Mucci, Ernie Royal (trumpet -1,2,6,7) Dick Hixson, Jimmy Knepper, Frank Rehak (trombone -1,2,6,7) Paul Ingraham, Robert Swisshelm, Julius Watkins (French horn -1,2,6,7) Bill Barber (tuba -1,2,6,7) Hank Mobley (tenor saxophone -1,3,4) Danny Bank, Eddie Caine, Romeo Penque, Jerome Richardson, Bob Tricarico (woodwinds -1,2,6,7) Janet Putman (harp -1,2,6,7) Wynton Kelly (piano -1/5) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums) Bobby Rosengarden (percussion -1,2,6,7) Gil Evans (arranger, conductor -1,2,6,7)

"Carnegie Hall", NYC, May 19, 1961

1. CO69842	So What
2. CO69843	Spring Is Here
3. CO69844	No Blues
4. CO69845	Oleo
5. CO69846	Someday My Prince Will Come
6. CO69847	The Meaning Of The Blues / Lament
7. CO76258	New Rhumba

** also issued on Columbia CS 8612, PC 8612.

Miles Davis - Live Miles: More Music From The Legendary Carnegie Hall Concert (Columbia/Legacy CJ 40609)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Johnny Coles, Bernie Glow, Louis Mucci, Ernie Royal (trumpet -1,2) Dick Hixson, Jimmy Knepper, Frank Rehak (trombone -1,2) Paul Ingraham, Robert Swisshelm, Julius Watkins (French horn -1,2) Bill Barber (tuba -1,2) Hank Mobley (tenor saxophone -3/5) Danny Bank, Eddie Caine, Romeo Penque, Jerome Richardson, Bob Tricarico (woodwinds -1,2) Janet Putman (harp -1,2) Wynton Kelly (piano -3/5) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums) Bobby Rosengarden (percussion -1,2) Gil Evans (arranger, conductor -1,2)

"Carnegie Hall", NYC, May 19, 1961

1.	Concierto De Aranjuez, Pt. 1
2.	Concierto De Aranjuez, Pt. 2
3.	Teo
4.	Walkin'
5.	I Thought About You

** also issued on Columbia/Legacy CK 40609.

1962

Miles Davis - Quiet Nights (Columbia CL 2106)

Johnny Coles, Miles Davis, Bernie Glow, Louis Mucci, Ernie Royal (trumpet) Dick Hixson, Jimmy Knepper, Frank Rehak (trombone) Paul Ingraham, Robert Swisshelm, Julius Watkins (French horn) Bill Barber (tuba) Danny Bank, Eddie Caine, Romeo Penque, Jerome Richardson, Bob Tricarico (woodwinds) Janet Putman (harp) Bobby Rosengarden (percussion) Gil Evans (arranger, conductor)

NYC, July 27, 1962

CO75683	Corcovado
CO75684	Aos Pes Da Cruz (Slow Samba)

same personnel

NYC, August 13, 1962

CO75678	Song, No. 1
CO75837	Wait Till You See Her

add Jimmy Cobb (drums) Elvin Jones (percussion)

NYC, November 6, 1962

CO77119	Once Upon A Summertime
CO77120	Song, No. 2

Miles Davis (trumpet) Victor Feldman (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Frank Butler (drums)

Columbia Studios, Los Angeles, CA, April 17, 1963

HCO71342-2

Summer Nights

** also issued on Columbia CS 8906, PC 8906.

Various Artists - Jingle Bell Jazz (Columbia CL 1893)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Frank Rehak (trombone) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums) Willie Bobo (percussion) Bob Dorough (vocals)

NYC, August 21, 1962

Blue Xmas (To Whom It May Concern)

** also issued on Columbia CS 8693, PC 36803; Columbia/Legacy CJ 40166.

Miles Davis - Sorcerer (Columbia CL 2732)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Frank Rehak (trombone) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums) Bob Dorough (vocals)

NYC, August 21, 1962

CO75735-12

Nothing Like You

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, May 16, 1967

CO93132-6	Limbo
CO93133-12	Vonetta

same personnel

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, May 17, 1967

CO92211-4	Masqualero
CO92212-5	The Sorcerer

same personnel

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, May 24, 1967

CO92218-4	Prince Of Darkness
CO92219-2	Pee Wee

** also issued on Columbia CS 9532, PC 9532.

Miles Davis - Facets, Vol. 1 (Columbia (F) 21070)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Frank Rehak (trombone) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums) Willie Bobo (percussion)

NYC, August 23, 1962

Devil May Care

1963

Miles Davis - The Complete 1963-64 Columbia Recordings (Mosaic MQ10-226)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Victor Feldman (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Frank Butler (drums)

Columbia Studios, Los Angeles, CA, April 16, 1963

HCO71336-4/6

Joshua

add George Coleman (tenor saxophone)

Columbia Studios, Los Angeles, CA, April 17, 1963

HCO71341-3	Seven Steps To Heaven (take 3)
HCO71341-5	Seven Steps To Heaven (take 5)

Miles Davis (trumpet) George Coleman (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, May 14, 1963

CO78342-reh

Seven Steps To Heaven (rehearsal take)

same personnel

"Juan-les-Pins Jazz Festival", Antibes, France, July 27, 1963

	Introduction By Andre Francis
	Bye Bye Blackbird
	Bye Bye (theme)

same personnel

"Philharmonic Hall", Lincoln Center, NYC, set one, February 12, 1964

	Introduction By Mort Fega
	Autumn Leaves

same personnel

"Philharmonic Hall", Lincoln Center, NYC, set two, February 12, 1964

Introduction By Billy Taylor

Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) replaces Coleman

"Berlin Philharmonie", Berlin, West Germany, September 25, 1964

Stella By Starlight

** same contents as Columbia CL 2051 + CL 2183 + CBS (G) SBPG 62976 + CBS/Sony (J) SONX 60064 + 27 bonus tracks.

Miles Davis - Seven Steps To Heaven (Columbia CL 2051)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Victor Feldman (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Frank Butler (drums)

Columbia Studios, Los Angeles, CA, April 16, 1963

HCO71337-2	I Fall In Love Too Easily
HCO71338-1	Baby, Won't You Please Come Home
HCO71340-1	Basin Street Blues

Miles Davis (trumpet) George Coleman (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, May 14, 1963

CO78342-3	Seven Steps To Heaven
CO78343-1	So Near, So Far
CO78344-3	Joshua

** also issued on Columbia CS 8851, PC 8851.
** part of Mosaic MQ10-226.

Miles Davis - Miles In St. Louis (VGM 0003)

Miles Davis (trumpet) George Coleman (tenor saxophone -2,3) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

"Jazz Villa", St. Louis, MO, June, 1963

1.	I Thought About You
2.	All Blues
3.	Seven Steps To Heaven (incomplete)

LXXI. Miles Davis Quintet - Live In St. Louis And Paris 1963 (The Golden Age Of Jazz (It) JZCD 371)

Miles Davis (trumpet) George Coleman (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

"Theatre Des Champs-Elysees", Paris, France, July 25, 1963

	Stella By Starlight
	So What

Miles Davis - Cote Blues (Jazz Music Yesterday (It) JMY 1010-2)

Miles Davis (trumpet) George Coleman (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums): same personnel

ORTF radio broadcast, "Juan-les-Pins Jazz Festival", Antibes, France, July 26, 1963

	So What, I
	Seven Steps To Heaven
	Walkin'
	Stella By Starlight

same personnel

ORTF radio broadcast, "Juan-les-Pins Jazz Festival", Antibes, France, July 28, 1963

	If I Were A Bell
	So What, II

Miles Davis In Europe (Columbia CL 2183)

Miles Davis (trumpet) George Coleman (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums): same personnel

"Juan-les-Pins Jazz Festival", Antibes, France, July 27, 1963

CO81817	Autumn Leaves
CO81818	Milestones
CO81819	Joshua
CO81820	All Of You
CO81821	Walkin'

** also issued on Columbia CS 8983, PC 8983.
** part of Mosaic MQ10-226.

Miles Davis At Monterey 1963 Complete (So What! (J) SW 042)

Miles Davis (trumpet) George Coleman (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums): same personnel

"Monterey Jazz Festival", Monterey, CA, September 20, 1963

	Autumn Leaves
	So What
	Stella By Starlight
	Walkin'
	The Theme

** also issued on Core Collections (J) CC 004 entitled "Monterey Jazz Festival 1963".

1964

Miles Davis - 'Four' & More (Columbia CL 2453)

Miles Davis (trumpet) George Coleman (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

"Philharmonic Hall", Lincoln Center, NYC, set one, February 12, 1964

CO81836	So What
CO81838	Walkin'

same personnel

"Philharmonic Hall", Lincoln Center, NYC, set two, February 12, 1964

CO88698	Joshua
CO88696	Four
CO88697	Seven Steps To Heaven
CO88699	There Is No Greater Love
	Go-Go (theme)

** also issued on Columbia CS 9253, PC 9253.

Miles Davis - My Funny Valentine (Columbia CL 2306)

Miles Davis (trumpet) George Coleman (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums): same personnel

"Philharmonic Hall", Lincoln Center, NYC, set one, February 12, 1964

CO81837	Stella By Starlight
CO81839	All Of You
	Go-Go (theme)

same personnel

"Philharmonic Hall", Lincoln Center, NYC, set two, February 12, 1964

CO81841	All Blues
CO81842	My Funny Valentine
CO81843	I Thought About You

** also issued on Columbia CS 9106, PC 9106.

Miles Davis - Miles In Tokyo (CBS/Sony (J) SONX 60064)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Sam Rivers (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

"Sekai Jazz Festival", "Koseinenkin Kaikan", Tokyo, Japan, July 14, 1964

	Introduction By Teruo Isono
	If I Were A Bell
	My Funny Valentine
	So What
	Walkin'
	All Of You
	Go-Go (theme)

** also issued on CBS/Sony (J) 23AP 2564.
** part of Mosaic MQ10-226.

Miles Davis - Miles In Berlin (CBS (G) SBPG 62976)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

"Berlin Philharmonie", Berlin, West Germany, September 25, 1964

	Milestones
	Autumn Leaves
	So What
	Walkin'
	Go-Go (theme)

** part of Mosaic MQ10-226.

Miles Davis - Paris, France (Heart Note (Swd) HN 004)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums): same personnel

"Salle Pleyel", Paris, France, 1st concert, October 1, 1964

	Autumn Leaves
	Stella By Starlight
	So What
	Walkin'
	Bye Bye (theme) (Miles Improvisation)

Miles Davis - The Complete Copenhagen Concert 1964 (Magnetic (Luxembourgian) MRCD 117)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums): same personnel

"KB-Hallen", Copenhagen, Denmark, October 4, 1964

	Autumn Leaves
	So What
	Stella By Starlight
	Walkin'
	All Of You
	Joshua / Bye Bye (theme)

Miles Davis - Davisiana (Moon (It) MCD 033-2)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums): same personnel

"Stadthalle", Sindelfingen, West Germany, October 8, 1964

	Autumn Leaves
	So What
	Milestones
	Joshua / Bye Bye (theme)

Miles Davis - All Blues (Musica Jazz (It) MJCD 1090-2)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums): same session

"Stadthalle", Sindelfingen, West Germany, October 8, 1964

All Blues

LXXII. Miles Davis Quintet - Live In Sindelfingen 1964 (The Golden Age Of Jazz (It) JZCD 372)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums): same session

"Stadthalle", Sindelfingen, West Germany, October 8, 1964

	Oleo
	All Of You

Miles Davis - Seven Steps To Heaven (Jazz Door (G) JD 1225)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums): same session

"Stadthalle", Sindelfingen, West Germany, October 8, 1964

Walkin' / Bye Bye (theme)

1965

Miles Davis - E.S.P. (Columbia CL 2350)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia Studios, Los Angeles, CA, January 20, 1965

HCO72230	E.S.P.
HCO72231	R.J.

same personnel

Columbia Studios, Los Angeles, CA, January 21, 1965

HCO72232	Eighty-One
HCO72233	Little One

same personnel

Columbia Studios, Los Angeles, CA, January 22, 1965

HCO72234	Iris
HCO72235	Agitation
HCO72236	drum intro to Agitation
HCO72237	Mood

** also issued on Columbia CS 9150, PC 9150.
** part of Mosaic MQ10-177; Columbia/Legacy C6K 67398.

Miles Davis - Cookin' At The Plugged Nickel (Columbia/Legacy CJ 40645)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums): same personnel

"Plugged Nickel", Chicago, IL, 1st stage, December 22, 1965

	If I Were A Bell
	Stella By Starlight
	Walkin'

same personnel

"Plugged Nickel", Chicago, IL, 3rd stage, December 23, 1965

Milestones

** also issued on Columbia/Legacy CK 40645.

Miles Davis - Complete Live At Plugged Nickel 1965 (CBS/Sony (J) SRCS 5766/72)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums): same personnel

"Plugged Nickel", Chicago, IL, 1st stage, December 22, 1965

	I Fall In Love Too Easily
	Bye Bye (theme)

same personnel

"Plugged Nickel", Chicago, IL, 2nd stage, December 22, 1965

	My Funny Valentine
	Four
	When I Fall In Love
	Agitation
	Milestones / Bye Bye (theme)

same personnel

"Plugged Nickel", Chicago, IL, 3rd stage, December 22, 1965

	All Of You
	Oleo
	I Fall In Love Too Easily
	No Blues
	I Thought About You
	Bye Bye (theme)

same personnel

"Plugged Nickel", Chicago, IL, 1st stage, December 23, 1965

	If I Were A Bell
	I Fall In Love Too Easily
	Bye Bye (theme)

same personnel

"Plugged Nickel", Chicago, IL, 2nd stage, December 23, 1965

	All Of You
	My Funny Valentine

same personnel

"Plugged Nickel", Chicago, IL, 3rd stage, December 23, 1965

	When I Fall In Love
	Autumn Leaves
	I Fall In Love Too Easily
	No Blues / Bye Bye (theme)

same personnel

"Plugged Nickel", Chicago, IL, 4th stage, December 23, 1965

Stella By Starlight

Miles Davis At Plugged Nickel, Vol. 2 (CBS/Sony (J) 18AP 2068)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums): same personnel

"Plugged Nickel", Chicago, IL, 2nd stage, December 22, 1965

'Round Midnight

same personnel

"Plugged Nickel", Chicago, IL, 1st stage, December 23, 1965

Stella By Starlight

same personnel

"Plugged Nickel", Chicago, IL, 4th stage, December 23, 1965

	All Blues
	Yesterdays
	Bye Bye (theme)

** also issued on CBS/Sony (J) 23AP 2568, 25AP 291.
** part of Columbia C2 38266.

Miles Davis At Plugged Nickel, Vol. 1 (CBS/Sony (J) 18AP 2067)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums): same personnel

"Plugged Nickel", Chicago, IL, 1st stage, December 23, 1965

Walkin'

same personnel

"Plugged Nickel", Chicago, IL, 2nd stage, December 23, 1965

	Agitation
	On Green Dolphin Street
	So What
	Bye Bye (theme)

** also issued on CBS/Sony (J) 23AP 2567, 25AP 1.
** part of Columbia C2 38266.

1966 (age 40)

Miles Davis - Gingerbread Boy, At Portland State College (Stone OE 66201)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Richard Davis (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

"Portland State College Jazz Festival", Portland, OR, May 21, 1966

	Autumn Leaves
	Agitation (incomplete)
	Stella By Starlight
	Gingerbread Boy (incomplete)
	No Blues (incomplete)
	Bye Bye (theme)

Miles Davis - Miles Smiles (Columbia CL 2601)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, October 24, 1966

CO91173-6/5	Circle
CO91174-11	Orbits
CO91175-2	Dolores
CO91176-11	Freedom Jazz Dance

same personnel

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, October 25, 1966

CO91177-5	Gingerbread Boy
CO91178-4	Footprints

** also issued on Columbia CS 9401, PC 9401.
** part of Mosaic MQ10-177; Columbia/Legacy C6K 67398.

1967

The Complete Studio Recordings Of The Miles Davis Quintet 1965-June 1968 (Mosaic MQ10-177)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, May 17, 1967

CO92211-1

Masqualero (alt. take)

same personnel

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, May-July, 1967

Thisness (rehearsal)

same personnel

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, June 13, 1967

Madness (rehearsal)

same personnel

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, June 22, 1967

CO92249-6	Hand Jive (alt. take)
CO92249-9	-

same personnel

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, June 23, 1967

CO92250-2

Madness (alt. take)

Miles Davis (trumpet, chimes) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (celeste) Joe Beck (electric guitar) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, December 4, 1967

CO92389

Circle In The Round (Mosaic LP version)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, January 16, 1968

CO98200-7

Teo's Bag (alt. take)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) George Benson or Joe Beck (guitar -1) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, January 25, 1968

1. CO92426	I Have A Dream (rehearsal)
2.	Speak Like A Child (rehearsal)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, May 15, 1968

CO99682-3

Country Son (alt. take)

same personnel

Columbia Studio B, NYC, May 16, 1968

CO99683-2

Black Comedy (alt. take)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (electric piano) Ron Carter (electric bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, June 20, 1968

CO100123-5

Tout De Suite (alt. take)

** also issued on Columbia/Legacy C6K 67398 entitled "Miles Davis Quintet 1965-'68".
** same contents as Columbia CL 2350 + CL 2601 + CS 9594 + CS 9628 + 33 bonus tracks.

Miles Davis - Water Babies (Columbia PC 34396)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, June 7, 1967

CO92238-4

Water Babies

same personnel

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, June 13, 1967

CO92246-8

Capricorn

same personnel

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, June 23, 1967

CO92251-3

Sweet Pea

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock (electric piano) Dave Holland (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, November 11, 1968

CO102328-?	Two Faced
CO102327-N1	Dual Mr. Anthony Tillmon Williams Process (Dual Mr. Tillmon Anthony)

Miles Davis - Nefertiti (Columbia CS 9594)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, June 7, 1967

CO92239-4

Nefertiti

same personnel

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, June 22, 1967

CO92249-11

Hand Jive

same personnel

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, June 23, 1967

CO92250-4

Madness

same personnel

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, July 19, 1967

CO92289-3/5	Fall
CO92290-4	Pinocchio
CO92291-3	Riot

** also issued on Columbia PC 9594.
** part of Mosaic MQ10-177; Columbia/Legacy C6K 67398.

Miles Davis - His Greatest Concert Ever (Jazzman JM 11742)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums): same personnel

"Konigin Elizabethzaal", Belgium, October 8, 1967

	Agitation
	Footprints
	'Round Midnight
	No Blues
	Riot
	On Green Dolphin Street
	Masqualero
	Gingerbread Boy
	Bye Bye (theme)

Miles Davis - Tempo Di Jazz (Tempo Di Jazz (It) CDTJ 703)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums): same personnel

"Konserthuset", Stockholm, Sweden, November 3, 1967

	Agitation
	Footprints
	I Thought About You
	Walkin'
	Gingerbread Boy
	Bye Bye (theme)

XLI. Miles Davis - The Paris Concert (The Golden Age Of Jazz (It) JZCD 341)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums): same personnel

ORTF radio broadcast, "Salle Pleyel", Paris, France, November 6, 1967

	'Round Midnight
	Masqualero
	I Fall In Love Too Easily
	Riot
	Walkin'
	On Green Dolphin Street
	Bye Bye (theme)

** also issued on Jazz Music Yesterday (It) JMY 1003-2 entitled "No Blues".

Miles Davis - No Blues (Jazz Music Yesterday (It) JMY 1003-2)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums): same session

ORTF radio broadcast, "Salle Pleyel", Paris, France, November 6, 1967

No Blues

** reissue of The Golden Age Of Jazz (It) JZCD 341 entitled "XLI. Miles Davis - The Paris Concert" + 1 bonus track.

1968

Miles Davis - Miles In The Sky (Columbia CS 9628)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (piano) George Benson (guitar) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, January 16, 1968

CO98201-5

Paraphernalia

omit Benson

Columbia Studio B, NYC, May 15, 1968

CO99682-1

Country Son

same personnel

Columbia Studio B, NYC, May 16, 1968

CO99683-12

Black Comedy

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (electric piano) Ron Carter (electric bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, May 17, 1968

CO99684-1/3

Stuff

** also issued on Columbia PC 9628.
** part of Mosaic MQ10-177; Columbia/Legacy C6K 67398.

Miles Davis - Filles De Kilimanjaro (Columbia CS 9750)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (electric piano) Ron Carter (electric bass) Tony Williams (drums): same personnel

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, June 19, 1968

CO100122-5

Petits Machins (Little Stuff)

same personnel

Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC, June 20, 1968

CO100123-9

Tout De Suite

same personnel

Columbia Studio B, NYC, June 21, 1968

CO100069-8

Filles De Kilimanjaro (Girls Of Kilimanjaro)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Chick Corea (electric piano) Dave Holland (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia Studios, NYC, September 24, 1968

CO100189-?	Mademoiselle Mabry (Miss Mabry)
CO100190-5	Frelon Brun (Brown Hornet)

** also issued on Columbia PC 9750.

Miles Davis - The Complete In A Silent Way Sessions (September 1968-February 1969) (Mosaic MQ5-209)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Herbie Hancock (electric piano, electric harpsichord) Chick Corea (electric piano, organ) Dave Holland (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, November 12, 1968

CO102333-?

Splash (Mosaic LP version)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone) Joe Zawinul (organ) Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock (electric piano) Dave Holland (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, November 25, 1968

CO102342-?

Splashdown

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (soprano saxophone) Joe Zawinul (organ) Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock (electric piano) John McLaughlin (guitar) Dave Holland (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, February 18, 1969

CO103510-?	Shhh / Peaceful (Mosaic LP version)
CO103511-1	In A Silent Way (rehearsal)
CO103511-2	In A Silent Way (Mosaic LP version)
CO103511-?	It's About That Time (Mosaic LP version)

Joe Chambers (drums) replaces Williams

Columbia Studio B, NYC, February 20, 1969

CO103516-?	The Ghetto Walk
CO103517-6	Early Minor

1969

Miles Davis - In A Silent Way (Columbia CS 9875)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (soprano saxophone) Joe Zawinul (organ) Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock (electric piano) John McLaughlin (guitar) Dave Holland (bass) Tony Williams (drums)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, February 18, 1969

CO103510	Shhh / Peaceful (LP version)
CO103511	In A Silent Way / It's About That Time (LP version)

** also issued on Columbia PC 9875, CJ 40580.

Miles Davis - 1969 Miles: Festiva De Juan Pins (CBS/Sony (J) SRCS 6843)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (soprano, tenor saxophone) Chick Corea (electric piano) Dave Holland (bass) Jack DeJohnette (drums)

"Juan-les-Pins Jazz Festival", Antibes, France, July 25, 1969

	Directions
	Miles Runs The Voodoo Down
	Milestones
	Footprints
	'Round Midnight
	It's About That Time
	Sanctuary / Bye Bye (theme)

The Selected Works Of Chick Corea - Music Forever And Beyond (GRP GRD 5-9819)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Chick Corea (electric piano)

"Juan-les-Pins Jazz Festival", Antibes, France, July 26, 1969

I Fall In Love Too Easily

Miles Davis Interview, 4 Aug., 1969 (Columbia)

Miles Davis (interviewee)

Miles Davis' home, NYC, July 26, 1969

interview

Miles Davis - Bitches Brew (Columbia GP 26)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bennie Maupin (bass clarinet -1,2) Wayne Shorter (soprano saxophone) Chick Corea, Joe Zawinul (electric piano) John McLaughlin (guitar) Dave Holland (bass) Harvey Brooks (electric bass -1) Jack DeJohnette (drums) Lenny White (drums -1,2) Don Alias (congas) Jim Riley (shakers)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, August 19, 1969

1. CO103745	Bitches Brew
2. CO102951	John McLaughlin
3. CO103746	Sanctuary

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bennie Maupin (bass clarinet) Wayne Shorter (soprano saxophone) Chick Corea, Joe Zawinul (electric piano) John McLaughlin (guitar) Harvey Brooks, Dave Holland (electric bass) Don Alias, Jack DeJohnette (drums) Jim Riley (congas)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, August 20, 1969

CO103749

Miles Runs The Voodoo Down

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bennie Maupin (bass clarinet) Wayne Shorter (soprano saxophone) Chick Corea, Larry Young, Joe Zawinul (electric piano) John McLaughlin (guitar) Dave Holland (bass) Harvey Brooks (electric bass) Jack DeJohnette, Lenny White (drums) Don Alias (congas) Jim Riley (shakers)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, August 21, 1969

CO103750	Spanish Key
CO103313	Pharaoh's Dance

** also issued on Columbia CS 9996, G 30977, C2J 40577.
** part of Mosaic MQ6-183; Columbia/Legacy C4K 65570.

Miles Davis - Double Image (Moon (It) MLP 010/11)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (soprano, tenor saxophone) Chick Corea (electric piano) Dave Holland (bass) Jack DeJohnette (drums)

"Teatro Sistina", Rome, Italy, October 27, 1969

	'Round Midnight
	Masuqualero
	Bitches Brew
	Miles Runs The Voodoo Down
	Footprints
	Sanctuary
	Free Improvisation

** also issued on Moon (It) MCD 010/11-2.

LXXIII. Miles Davis Quintets - Bitches Brew Live (The Golden Age Of Jazz (It) JZCD 373)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (soprano, tenor saxophone) Chick Corea (electric piano) Dave Holland (bass) Jack DeJohnette (drums): same session

"Teatro Sistina", Rome, Italy, October 27, 1969

Shhh / Peaceful

Miles Davis - Spanish Key (Lunch For Your Ears (E) LFYE 001)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (soprano, tenor saxophone) Chick Corea (electric piano) Dave Holland (bass) Jack DeJohnette (drums): same personnel

"Ronnie Scott's Club", London, England, November 2, 1969

	Miles Runs The Voodoo Down
	No Blues
	I Fall In Love Too Easily
	Sanctuary / Bye Bye (theme)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Gary Bartz (soprano, alto saxophone) Chick Corea (electric piano) Keith Jarrett (electric piano, organ) Dave Holland (electric bass) Jack DeJohnette (drums) Airto Moreira (percussion)

"Berkshire Music Center", Tanglewood, MA, August 18, 1970

	Directions
	Bitches Brew
	It's About That Time
	Sanctuary
	Spanish Key
	Miles Runs The Voodoo Down / Bye Bye (theme)

Miles Davis - Paraphernalia (Jazz Music Yesterday (It) JMY 1013-2)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (soprano, tenor saxophone) Chick Corea (electric piano) Dave Holland (bass) Jack DeJohnette (drums)

ORTF radio broadcast, "Salle Pleyel", Paris, France, 1st concert, November 3, 1969

	Directions
	Bitches Brew
	Paraphernalia
	Riot
	I Fall In Love Too Easily
	Sanctuary
	Miles Runs The Voodoo Down
	Bye Bye (theme)

Miles Davis - Big Fun (Columbia C 32866)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bennie Maupin (bass clarinet) Steve Grossman (soprano saxophone) Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock (electric piano) Khalil Balakrishna (electric sitar) Bihari Sharma (tambura, tabla) John McLaughlin (guitar) Ron Carter (bass) Harvey Brooks (electric bass) Billy Cobham (drums, triangle) Airto Moreira (guica, berimbau)

Columbia Studio E, NYC, November 19, 1969

CO103282	Great Expectations
CO103283	Orange Lady

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bennie Maupin (bass clarinet) Wayne Shorter (soprano saxophone) Chick Corea, Joe Zawinul (electric piano) John McLaughlin (guitar) Dave Holland (electric bass) Billy Cobham, Jack DeJohnette (drums) Airto Moreira (guica, percussion)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, January 27, 1970

CO106707

Lonely Fire

Miles Davis (trumpet) Steve Grossman (soprano saxophone) John McLaughlin (guitar) Dave Holland (electric bass) Jack DeJohnette (drums)

Columbia Studio E, NYC, March 3, 1970

CO106738

Go Ahead John

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bennie Maupin (bass clarinet, flute) Carlos Garnett (soprano saxophone) Sonny Fortune (soprano saxophone, flute) Lonnie Liston Smith (electric piano) Harold Williams (synthesizer) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Al Foster, Billy Hart (drums) Badal Roy (tabla) Mtume (percussion)

Columbia Studio E, NYC, June 12, 1972

CO112579

Ife

** also issued on Columbia PG 32866.

Miles Davis - The Complete Bitches Brew Sessions (August 1969-February 1970) (Mosaic MQ6-183)

Columbia Studio E, NYC, November 19, 1969

	Yaphet
	Corrado

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bennie Maupin (bass clarinet) Steve Grossman (soprano saxophone) Larry Young (organ, celeste) Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock (electric piano) Khalil Balakrishna (electric sitar) Bihari Sharma (tambura, tabla) John McLaughlin (guitar) Dave Holland (bass) Harvey Brooks (electric bass) Jack DeJohnette (drums -1,2) Billy Cobham (drums, triangle) Airto Moreira (guica, berimbau)

Columbia Studio E, NYC, November 28, 1969

1. CO103289	Trevere
2.	The Big Green Serpent
3. CO103290	The Little Blue Frog (alt. take)
4. -	The Little Blue Frog (mst. take) (edited version)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, January 28, 1970

CO106712	Feio
CO106713	Double Image

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (soprano saxophone) Chick Corea, Joe Zawinul (electric piano) John McLaughlin (guitar) Dave Holland (electric bass) Jack DeJohnette (drums) Billy Cobham (triangle) Airto Moreira (guica, percussion)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, February 6, 1970

CO106730	Recollection
CO106731	Take It Or Leave It

** also issued on Columbia/Legacy C4K 65570 entitled "The Complete Bitches Brew Sessions".
** same contents as Columbia GP 26 + 15 bonus tracks.

1970

Miles Davis - Live/Evil (Columbia G 30954)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, February 6, 1970

CO106732

Gemini / Double Image

Miles Davis (trumpet) Steve Grossman (soprano saxophone) Keith Jarrett (organ) Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock (electric piano) Ron Carter (bass) Jack DeJohnette (drums) Airto Moreira (percussion) Hermeto Pascoal (voice, drums)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, June 3, 1970

CO103892	Selim
CO103892-alt	Nem Um Talvez

Miles Davis (trumpet) Steve Grossman (soprano saxophone) Keith Jarrett (organ) Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock (electric piano) John McLaughlin (guitar) Dave Holland (bass, electric bass) Jack DeJohnette (drums) Airto Moreira (percussion) Hermeto Pascoal (voice, drums, electric piano)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, June 4, 1970

CO103895

Little Church

Miles Davis (trumpet) Gary Bartz (soprano, alto saxophone) Keith Jarrett (electric piano, organ) John McLaughlin (guitar) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Jack DeJohnette (drums) Airto Moreira (percussion)

"Cellar Door", Washington, DC, December 19, 1970

CO111826	Sivad
CO111827	What I Say
CO111828	Funky Tonk
-	Inamorata And Narration By Conrad Roberts

** also issued on Columbia CG 30954.

Miles Davis - A Tribute To Jack Johnson (Columbia S 30455)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bennie Maupin (bass clarinet) Chick Corea (electric piano) John McLaughlin (guitar) Sonny Sharrock (electric guitar) Dave Holland (electric bass) Jack DeJohnette (drums)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, February 18, 1970

Willie Nelson

Miles Davis (trumpet) Steve Grossman (soprano saxophone) Herbie Hancock (keyboards) John McLaughlin (guitar) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Billy Cobham (drums)

Columbia Studios, NYC, April 7, 1970

CO105098	Right Off
CO105098-4	Yesternow

** also issued on Columbia KC 30455.

Miles Davis - Hill Auditorium 2/21/'70 (Jazz Masters (G) JM 006)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (soprano saxophone) Chick Corea (electric piano) John McLaughlin (guitar) Dave Holland (electric bass) Jack DeJohnette (drums) Airto Moreira (percussion)

"Hill Auditorium", Ann Arbor, MI, February 21, 1970

	Bitches Brew
	Masqualero
	Bye Bye (theme)

Miles Davis - It's About That Time: Live At The Fillmore East, March 7, 1970 (Columbia/Legacy C2K 85191)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (soprano, tenor saxophone) Chick Corea (electric piano) Dave Holland (bass, electric bass) Jack DeJohnette (drums) Airto Moreira (percussion)

"Fillmore East", NYC, 1st Set, March 7, 1970

	Directions
	Spanish Key
	Masqualero
	Medley: It's About That Time / Bye Bye (theme)

same personnel

"Fillmore East", NYC, 2nd Set, March 7, 1970

	Directions
	Miles Runs The Voodoo Down
	Bitches Brew
	Spanish Key
	Medley: It's About That Time / Willie Nelson

Miles Davis At Fillmore West - Black Beauty (CBS/Sony (J) SOPJ 39/40)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Steve Grossman (soprano saxophone) Chick Corea (electric piano) Dave Holland (electric bass) Jack DeJohnette (drums) Airto Moreira (percussion)

"Fillmore West", San Francisco, CA, Black Beauty, April 10, 1970

	Directions
	Miles Runs The Voodoo Down
	Willie Nelson
	I Fall In Love Too Easily
	Sanctuary
	It's About That Time
	Bitches Brew
	Masqualero
	Spanish Key / Bye Bye (theme)

** also issued on CBS/Sony (J) 28AP 2155/56, 36AP 1775/76; Columbia C 33237.

Miles Davis - Get Up With It (Columbia KG 33236)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Steve Grossman (soprano saxophone) Keith Jarrett (electric piano) Herbie Hancock (clavinet) John McLaughlin (guitar) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Billy Cobham (drums) Airto Moreira (percussion)

Columbia Studios, NYC, May 19, 1970

CO103883

Honky Tonk

Miles Davis (trumpet) unknown (brass) Wally Chambers (harmonica) Cornell Dupree (electric guitar) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Al Foster, Bernard Purdie (drums) Mtume (percussion) Wade Marcus (brass arranger) Billy Jackson (rhythm arranger)

Columbia Studio E, NYC, March 9, 1972

CO118934

Red China Blues

Miles Davis (organ) Cedric Lawson (electric piano) Khalil Balakrishna (electric sitar) Reggie Lucas (electric guitar) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Badal Roy (tabla) Mtume (percussion)

Columbia Studio E, NYC, September 6, 1972

CO11259

Rated X

Miles Davis (trumpet) Carlos Garnett (soprano, tenor saxophone) Cedric Lawson (electric piano, synthesizer) Khalil Balakrishna (electric sitar) Reggie Lucas (electric guitar) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Badal Roy (tabla) Mtume (percussion)

Columbia Studio E, NYC, December 8, 1972

CO112993-1

Billy Preston

Miles Davis (trumpet, organ, electric piano) Dave Liebman (flute) John Stubblefield (soprano saxophone) Reggie Lucas (electric guitar) Pete Cosey (electric guitar, percussion) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Mtume (percussion)

Columbia Studio E, NYC, September 17, 1973

CO117296

Calypso Frelimo

Miles Davis (trumpet) Dave Liebman (alto flute) Pete Cosey, Dominique Gaumont, Reggie Lucas (electric guitar) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Mtume (percussion)

Columbia Studio E, NYC, June 19 or 20, 1974

CO118537

He Loved Him Madly

Miles Davis (trumpet, organ) Sonny Fortune (flute) Pete Cosey, Reggie Lucas (electric guitar) Dominique Gaumont (electric guitar -2) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Mtume (percussion)

Columbia Studio E, NYC, October 7, 1974

1. CO121652	Mtume
2. CO121653	Maiysha

Miles Davis At Fillmore (Columbia G 30038)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Steve Grossman (soprano saxophone) Keith Jarrett (organ) Chick Corea (electric piano) Dave Holland (electric bass) Jack DeJohnette (drums) Airto Moreira (percussion)

"Fillmore East", NYC, Wednesday Miles, June 17, 1970

CO107324-1	Directions
CO107324-2	The Mask
CO107324-3	It's About That Time
CO107324-4	Bitches Brew / Bye Bye (theme)

same personnel

"Fillmore East", NYC, Thursday Miles, June 18, 1970

CO107325-1	Directions
CO107325-2	The Mask
CO107325-3	It's About That Time

same personnel

"Fillmore East", NYC, Friday Miles, June 19, 1970

CO107326-1	It's About That Time
CO107326-2	I Fall In Love Too Easily
CO107326-3	Sanctuary
CO107326-4	Bitches Brew / Bye Bye (theme)

same personnel

"Fillmore East", NYC, Saturday Miles, June 20, 1970

CO107327-1	It's About That Time
CO107327-2	I Fall In Love Too Easily
CO107327-3	Sanctuary
CO107327-4	Bitches Brew
CO107327-5	Willie Nelson / Bye Bye (theme)

** also issued on Columbia CG 30038.

Various Artists - The First Great Rock Festivals Of The Seventies - Isle Of Wight - Atlanta Pop Festival (Columbia G3X 30805)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Gary Bartz (soprano, alto saxophone) Keith Jarrett (organ) Chick Corea (electric piano) Dave Holland (electric bass) Jack DeJohnette (drums) Airto Moreira (percussion)

"Isle Of Wight Rock Festival", Isle Of Wight, England, August 29, 1970

Call It Anythin'

Miles Davis - Fillmore West 10/17/'70 (Jazz Masters (G) JM 007)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Gary Bartz (soprano, alto saxophone) Keith Jarrett (electric piano, organ) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Jack DeJohnette (drums) Airto Moreira, Jim Riley (percussion)

"Fillmore West", San Francisco, CA, October 17, 1970

	Directions
	Honky Tonk
	What I Say
	Sanctuary
	Yesternow
	Bitches Brew
	Inamorata / Bye Bye (theme)

1971 (age 45)

Miles Davis - Lennies On The Turnpike '71 (Jazz Masters (G) JM 001/02)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Gary Bartz (soprano, alto saxophone) Keith Jarrett (electric piano, organ) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Jack DeJohnette (drums) Airto Moreira (percussion)

"Lennie's On The Turnpike", West Peabody, MA, late March, 1971

	Inamorata
	Directions
	What I Say
	Honky Tonk
	What I Say
	Inamorata

LXXIV. Miles Davis Band - Miles Davis + Keith Jarrett Live (The Golden Age Of Jazz (It) JZCD 374)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Gary Bartz (soprano, alto saxophone) Keith Jarrett (electric piano, organ) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Leon "Ndugu" Chancler (drums) Don Alias, Mtume (percussion)

"Conservatorio Giuseppe Verdi", Milan, Italy, October 21, 1971

	Directions
	Yesternow
	Ife
	What I Say
	Sanctuary
	Funky Tonk (incomplete)

Miles Davis - Neue Stadthalle, Switzerland 10/22/'71 (Jazz Masters (G) JM 008/09)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Gary Bartz (soprano, alto saxophone) Keith Jarrett (electric piano, organ) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Leon "Ndugu" Chancler (drums) Don Alias, Mtume (percussion): same personnel

"Neue Standthalle", Dietikon, Switzerland, October 22, 1971

	Directions
	Sivad
	Honky Tonk
	What I Say
	Sanctuary
	Yesternow
	Inamorata (incomplete)

Miles Davis - Another Bitches Brew (Jazz Door (G) JD 1284/85)

Belgrade, Yugoslavia, November 3, 1971

	Directions
	Honky Tonk
	Sivad
	What I Say
	Sanctuary
	Funky Tonk
	Yesternow

Belgrade, Yugoslavia, November 7, 1973

Untitled Medley

Miles Davis - Two Miles Live (Discurios (It) DIS 201 LP)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Gary Bartz (soprano, alto saxophone) Keith Jarrett (electric piano, organ) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Leon "Ndugu" Chancler (drums) Don Alias, Mtume (percussion)

Osterreischer Rundfunk radio broadcast, "Wiener Konzerthaus", Vienna, Austria, November 5, 1971

	Directions
	Honky Tonk (Sivad)
	What I Say (What'd I Say)
	Sanctuary
	It's About That Time (Miles Run(s) The Voodoo Down/Selim)
	Yesternow
	Funky Tonk
	Sanctuary (theme)

** also issued on Discurios (It) DIS 201 CD.

Miles Davis - Berlin And Beyond (Lunch For Your Ears (E) LFYE 006/07)

"Philharmonie", Berlin, West Germany, November 6, 1971

	Directions
	Honky Tonk
	What I Say
	Sanctuary
	Funky Tonk
	Inamorata

"Palazzo Dello Sport", Italy, November 10, 1973

Untitled Medley

Miles Davis In Sweden 1971 (Miles MD 1)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Gary Bartz (soprano, alto saxophone) Keith Jarrett (electric piano, organ) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Leon "Ndugu" Chancler (drums) Don Alias, Mtume (percussion)

"Universitetets Aula", Uppsala, Sweden, November 7, 1971

	Directions
	Honky Tonk
	Sivad
	What I Say
	Sanctuary
	Funky Tonk

Hooray For Miles Davis, Vol. 3 (Session Disc 123)

"Philharmonic Hall", Lincoln Center, NYC, November 26, 1971

	Directions
	Honky Tonk
	What I Say
	Sanctuary
	Funky Tonk
	Yesternow

1972

Miles Davis - On The Corner (Columbia KC 31906)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Dave Liebman (soprano saxophone) Harold Williams (organ, synthesizer) Chick Corea (electric piano) Herbie Hancock (electric piano, synthesizer) Collin Walcott (electric sitar) John McLaughlin (guitar) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Jack DeJohnette, Al Foster, Billy Hart (drums, percussion) Badal Roy (tabla)

Columbia Studios, NYC, June 1, 1972

CO112554-3	On The Corner
-	New York Girl
-	Thinkin' One Thing And Goin' Another
-	Vote For Miles

Miles Davis (trumpet) Carlos Garnett (tenor saxophone) Harold Williams (organ, synthesizer) Chick Corea (electric piano) Herbie Hancock (electric piano, synthesizer) Collin Walcott (electric sitar) David Creamer (electric guitar) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Jack DeJohnette, Al Foster, Billy Hart (drums) Badal Roy (tabla)

Columbia Studios, NYC, June 6, 1972

CO112557	One And One
CO112558	Helen Butte / Mr. Freedom X

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bennie Maupin (bass clarinet) Carlos Garnett (soprano saxophone) Harold Williams (organ, synthesizer) Chick Corea (electric piano) Herbie Hancock (electric piano, synthesizer) Khalil Balakrishna (electric sitar) David Creamer (electric guitar) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Jack DeJohnette, Al Foster, Billy Hart (drums) Badal Roy (tabla)

Columbia Studios, NYC, July 7, 1972

Black Satin

Miles Davis In Concert (Columbia KG 32092)

"Philharmonic Hall", Lincoln Center, NYC, September 29, 1972

CO113089	Miles Davis In Concert, Pt. 1
-	Miles Davis In Concert, Pt. 2
-	Miles Davis In Concert, Pt. 3
-	Miles Davis In Concert, Pt. 4

1973

Miles Davis - Black Satin (Jazz Masters (G) JM 011/12)

"Shinjuku Koseinenkin Kaikan", Tokyo, Japan, June 19, 1973

Untitled Medley

Miles Davis - More Live Evil (Zipperdeke (J) ZIP 009)

"Shinjuku Koseinenkin Kaikan", Tokyo, Japan, June 20, 1973

Untitled Medley

Miles Davis - Ife (Lunch For Your Ears (E) LFYE 002)

"Montreux Jazz Festival", "Casino De Montreux", Switzerland, July 8, 1973

Ife / Calypso Frelimo

same personnel

WBCN radio broadcast, "The Jazz Workshop", Boston, MA, October 17, 1973

	Ife
	Agharta Prelude (What About Rhythm) (Untitled Composition #04: Prelude, Pt. 2)

Miles Davis - "Isle Of Wight" (Columbia (F) 450472.1)

Miles Davis (trumpet, organ) Dave Liebman (soprano saxophone, flute) Reggie Lucas (electric guitar) Pete Cosey (electric guitar, percussion) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Mtume (percussion)

Columbia Studios, NYC, July 26, 1973

	Great Expectations / Orange Lady
	Molester, Pt. 1
	Molester, Pt. 2
	The Little Blue Frog (Go Ahead John)
CO113845	Holly-Wuud
-	Big Fun

Miles Davis - Unknown Sessions 1973-1976, Vol. 1 (Kind Of Blue (J) KOB 001)

Columbia Studios, NYC, July 26, 1973

	TDK Funk
	TDK Funk (alt. take 1)
	TDK Funk (alt. take 2)

Miles Davis (organ, keyboards) Pete Cosey, Reggie Lucas (electric guitar) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Mtume (percussion)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, February 27, 1975

Turn Of The Century (Untitled Tune)

Miles Davis (trumpet, organ, keyboards) Sam Morrison (soprano, tenor saxophone) Pete Cosey, Reggie Lucas (electric guitar) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Mtume (percussion)

Columbia Studios, NYC, May 5, 1975

	Untitled Latin
	-
	-
	-
	-

Miles Davis (trumpet, keyboards) Sam Morrison (soprano, tenor saxophone, flute) Masabumi Kikuchi or George Pavlis (keyboards) Pete Cosey, Reggie Lucas (electric guitar) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Mtume (percussion)

Columbia Studios, NYC, March 30, 1976

	Mother Dearest Mother
	Untitled Tune
	-

Miles Davis - Call It What It Is (Jazz Music Yesterday (It) JMY ME 6403)

WBCN radio broadcast, "The Jazz Workshop", Boston, MA, October 17, 1973

Zimbabwe (Untitled Composition #05: Zimbabwe)

Miles Davis - Berlin '73 (Jazz Masters (G) JM 003)

"Philharmonie", Berlin, West Germany, November 1, 1973

Turnaround Phrase / Tune In 5 / Ife / Untitled Medley

Miles Davis - Palais Des Sports, Paris 1973 (Jazz Masters (G) JM 016)

"Palais Des Sports", Paris, France, November 15, 1973

Turnaround Phrase / Tune In 51 / Ife / For Dave / Calypso Frelimo

1974

Miles Davis - Dark Magus (CBS/Sony (J) 28AP 2165/66)

Miles Davis (trumpet, organ) Dave Liebman (soprano, tenor saxophone, flute) Azar Lawrence (tenor saxophone) Pete Cosey, Reggie Lucas (electric guitar) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Mtume (percussion)

"Carnegie Hall", NYC, 1st set, March 30, 1974

	Dark Magus Moja, I
	Dark Magus Will, I
	Dark Magus Will, II

add Dominique Gaumont (electric guitar)

"Carnegie Hall", NYC, 2nd set, March 30, 1974

	Dark Magus Tatu, I
	Dark Magus Tatu, II
	Dark Magus Nne, I
	Dark Magus Nne, II

1975

Miles Davis - Agharta (CBS/Sony (J) 28AP 2167/68)

Miles Davis (trumpet, organ) Sonny Fortune (soprano, alto saxophone, flute) Reggie Lucas (electric guitar) Pete Cosey (electric guitar, percussion) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Mtume (percussion)

"Festival Hall", Osaka, Japan, hiru, February 1, 1975

CO122778	Prelude, Pt. 1
CO122779	Prelude, Pt. 2
CO122780	Maiysh
CO122781	Interlude
CO122782	Theme From Jack Johnson

Miles Davis - Pangaea (CBS/Sony (J) 28AP 2169/70)

"Festival Hall", Osaka, Japan, yoru, February 1, 1975

	Zimbabwe, Pt. 1
	Zimbabwe, Pt. 2
	Gondwana, Pt. 1
	Gondwana, Pt. 2

Miles Davis - New York Bottom Line 1975 (Jazz Masters (G) JM 017/18)

Miles Davis (trumpet, organ) Sam Morrison (soprano, tenor saxophone, flute) Reggie Lucas (electric guitar) Pete Cosey (electric guitar, percussion) Michael Henderson (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Mtume (percussion)

"Bottom Line", NYC, June 11, 1975

Untitled Medley

1980 (age 54)

Miles Davis - The Man With The Horn (Columbia FC 36790)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bill Evans (soprano, tenor saxophone, flute) Robert Irving (synthesizer) Randy Hall (electric guitar, celeste, synthesizer, vocals) Felton Crews (electric bass) Vincent Wilburn (drums) unknown singers (vocals)

Columbia Studios, NYC, May 1-June, 1980

The Man With The Horn

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bill Evans (soprano, tenor saxophone, flute) Barry Finnerty (electric guitar) Marcus Miller (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Sammy Figueroa (percussion)

Columbia Studios, NYC, January, 1981

	Back Seat Betty
	Aida
	Ursula

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bill Evans (soprano saxophone) Mike Stern (electric guitar) Marcus Miller (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Sammy Figueroa (percussion)

Columbia Studios, NYC, March, 1981

Fat Time

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bill Evans (soprano, tenor saxophone, flute) Robert Irving (electric piano) Randy Hall (synthesizer) Barry Finnerty (electric guitar) Felton Crews (electric bass) Vincent Wilburn (drums) Sammy Figueroa (percussion)

Columbia Studios, NYC, May 6, 1981

Shout

1981 (age 55)

Miles Davis - Shout (12 inch maxi single) (Columbia AS 1274)

Columbia Studios, NYC, May 6, 1981

	Shout (long version)
	Shout (short version)

Miles Davis - We Want Miles (Columbia C2 38005)

Miles Davis (trumpet, electric piano) Bill Evans (soprano, tenor saxophone, flute, electric piano) Mike Stern (electric guitar) Marcus Miller (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Mino Cinelu (percussion)

"Kix Club", Boston, MA, 1st concert, June 27, 1981

	Fast Track
	My Man's Gone Now
	Kix

same personnel

"Avery Fisher Hall", Lincoln Center, NYC, 2nd concert, July 5, 1981

Back Seat Betty

Miles Davis (trumpet, keyboards) Bill Evans (soprano, tenor saxophone) Mike Stern (electric guitar) Marcus Miller (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Mino Cinelu (percussion)

"Shinjuku Nishi-Guchi Hiroba", Tokyo, Japan, 2nd set, October 4, 1981

Jean Pierre (long version)

Various Artists - Jazz Beau Coup. (Columbia Sampler)

"Avery Fisher Hall", Lincoln Center, NYC, 2nd concert, July 5, 1981

Back Seat Betty (long version)

Miles Davis - Miles! Miles! Miles!: Live In Japan '81 (CBS/Sony (J) SRCS 6513/14)

Miles Davis (trumpet, keyboards) Bill Evans (soprano, tenor saxophone) Mike Stern (electric guitar) Marcus Miller (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Mino Cinelu (percussion)

"Shinjuku Nishi-Guchi Hiroba", Tokyo, Japan, 1st set, October 4, 1981

	Back Seat Betty
	Ursula
	My Man's Gone Now
	Aida

same personnel

"Shinjuku Nishi-Guchi Hiroba", Tokyo, Japan, 2nd set, October 4, 1981

	Fat Time
	Jean Pierre

1982

Miles Davis At Hammersmith Odeon, London 1982 (Jazz Door (G) JD 11036)

Miles Davis (trumpet, synthesizer) Bill Evans (soprano, tenor saxophone, flute) Mike Stern (electric guitar) Marcus Miller (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Mino Cinelu (percussion)

"Hammersmith Odeon", London, England, 1st set, April 20, 1982

	Back Seat Betty
	My Man's Gone Now
	Aida

same personnel

"Hammersmith Odeon", London, England, 2nd set, April 20, 1982

	Ife
	Fat Time
	Jean Pierre

Miles Davis - Spring (Paradise (It) P 1020-2)

Miles Davis (trumpet, synthesizer) Bill Evans (soprano, tenor saxophone, flute) Mike Stern (electric guitar) Marcus Miller (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Mino Cinelu (percussion): same personnel

"Teatro Tenda Pianeta", Rome, Italy, 1st set, April 26, 1982

	Back Seat Betty
	My Man's Gone Now
	Aida (Fast Track)

Miles Davis - The Second Spring (Paradise (It) P 1030-2)

Miles Davis (trumpet, synthesizer) Bill Evans (soprano, tenor saxophone, flute) Mike Stern (electric guitar) Marcus Miller (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Mino Cinelu (percussion): same personnel

"Teatro Tenda Pianeta", Rome, Italy, 2nd set, April 26, 1982

	Ife
	Fat Time
	Jean Pierre

Miles Davis - Star People (Columbia FC 38657)

Miles Davis (trumpet, synthesizer) Bill Evans (soprano, tenor saxophone) Mike Stern (electric guitar) Marcus Miller (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Mino Cinelu (percussion) Gil Evans (arranger)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, August 11, 1982

Star On Cicely

omit Bill Evans, Gil Evans

"Jones Beach Theater", Long Island, NY, 1st set, August 28, 1982

Come Get It

add Bill Evans (soprano, tenor saxophone)

Columbia Studio B, NYC, September 1, 1982

	Star People
	U 'N' I

add John Scofield (guitar) Gil Evans (arranger)

The Record Plant, NYC, January 5, 1983

It Gets Better

Miles Davis (trumpet, synthesizer) Bill Evans (soprano, tenor saxophone, flute) John Scofield (guitar) Mike Stern (electric guitar) Tom Barney (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Mino Cinelu (percussion)

"Cullen Auditorium", University Of Houston, Houston, TX, February 3, 1983

Speak

Miles Davis - Forum, N.Y. 12/31/'82 (Jazz Masters (G) JM 024)

Miles Davis (trumpet, synthesizer) Bill Evans (soprano, tenor saxophone, flute) John Scofield (guitar) Mike Stern (electric guitar) Marcus Miller (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Mino Cinelu (percussion)

"Felt Forum", NYC, December 31, 1982

	Come Get It
	It Gets Better
	U 'N' I
	Star On Cicely
	Star People
	Hopscotch
	Jean Pierre

1983

Miles Davis - In The West (Jazz Masters (G) JM 022/23)

"Festival Hall", Osaka, Japan, May 25, 1983

	Come Get It
	Star People
	Speak
	Ti Gets Better
	Hopscotch
	Star On Cicely
	Jean Pierre

same personnel

"Festival Hall", Osaka, Japan, May 26, 1983

	Come Get It
	Star People
	Speak
	Ti Gets Better
	Hopscotch
	Star On Cicely

Miles Davis - Atmosphere (Four Beat Sounds (It) FBMD 83058/59)

"Yomiuri Land, Open Theater East", Tokyo, Japan, May 29, 1983

	Come Get It
	Star People
	Speak
	It Gets Better
	Hopscotch
	Star On Cicely
	Jean Pierre

Miles Davis - Decoy (Columbia FC 38991)

Miles Davis (synthesizer) Darryl Jones (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Mino Cinelu (percussion)

A&R Studios, NYC, June 30, 1983

Freaky Deaky

Miles Davis (trumpet, synthesizer) Bill Evans (soprano, tenor saxophone, flute) John Scofield (guitar) Darryl Jones (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Mino Cinelu (percussion)

"Theatre St. Denis", Montreal, Quebec, Canada, July 7, 1983

	What It Is
	That's What Happened

Miles Davis (trumpet, synthesizer) Robert Irving (synthesizer) Mino Cinelu (percussion)

The Record Plant, NYC, September 5, 1983

Robot 415

Miles Davis (trumpet, synthesizer) Branford Marsalis (soprano saxophone) Robert Irving (synthesizer) John Scofield (guitar) Darryl Jones (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Mino Cinelu (percussion) Gil Evans (arranger -3)

The Record Plant, NYC, September 10, 1983

1.	Decoy
2.	Code M.D.
3.	That's Right

Miles Davis In Warsaw '83 (Poli Jazz (Polish) PSJ X 001)

Miles Davis (trumpet, synthesizer) Bill Evans (soprano, tenor saxophone, flute) Robert Irving (synthesizer) John Scofield (guitar) Darryl Jones (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Mino Cinelu (percussion)

television broadcast, "Sala Kongresowa", Warsaw, Poland, October 23, 1983

	Speak
	Star People
	What It Is
	Blues
	Star On Cicely
	Code M.D. (incomplete)

1984

Miles Davis - You're Under Arrest (Columbia FC 40023)

Miles Davis (trumpet, synthesizer) Robert Irving (synthesizer) John Scofield (guitar) Darryl Jones (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Steve Thornton (percussion) Gil Evans (arranger)

The Record Plant, NYC, January 26, 1984

XSS173248

Time After Time

Miles Davis (trumpet, voice -1, trumpet -2/5) Bob Berg (tenor, soprano saxophone) Robert Irving (synthesizer) John Scofield (guitar) Darryl Jones (electric bass) Al Foster, Vincent Wilburn (drums) Steve Thornton (percussion, voice -1, percussion -2/5) James Prindiville (handcuffs -1) Marek Olko, Sting (voice -1)

The Record Plant, NYC, December 26 & 27, 1984

1.	One Phone Call / Street Scenes
2.	Human Nature
3.	MD 1 / Something's On Your Mind / MD 2
4.	You're Under Arrest
5.	Jean Pierre / You're Under Arrest / Then There Were None

Miles Davis (trumpet, synthesizer) Robert Irving (synthesizer) John McLaughlin (guitar) Darryl Jones (electric bass) Vincent Wilburn (drums) Steve Thornton (percussion)

The Record Plant, NYC, January 10-14, 1985

	Ms. Morrisine
	Katia Prelude
	Katia

Miles Davis - This Is Miles!, Vol. 2 (CBS/Sony (J))

Miles Davis (trumpet, synthesizer) Robert Irving (synthesizer) John Scofield (guitar) Darryl Jones (electric bass) Al Foster (drums) Steve Thornton (percussion) Gil Evans (arranger)

The Record Plant, NYC, January 26, 1984

Time After Time (long version)

1985

Miles Davis - Aura (Columbia C2X 45332)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Palle Bolvig, Perry Knuden, Benny Rosenfeld, Idrees Sulieman, Jens Winther (trumpet, flugelhorn) Jens Engel, Ture Larsen, Vincent Nilsson (trombone) Ole Kurt Jensen (bass trombone) Axel Windfeld (bass trombone, tuba) Niels Eje (oboe, English horn) Per Carsten, Bent Jaedig, Uffe Karskov, Flemming Madsen, Jesper Thilo (saxophones, flute) Lillian Thornquist (harp) Thomas Clausen, Kenneth Knudsen, Ole Koch-Hansen (keyboards) John McLaughlin (guitar) Bjarne Roupe (electric guitar) Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen (bass) Bo Stief (electric bass) Lennart Gruvstedt (drums) Vincent Wilburn (electric drums) Marilyn Mazur, Ethan Weisgaard (percussion) Eva Hess Thaysen (voice) Palle Mikkelborg (arranger, conductor, trumpet)

Easy Sound Studios, Copenhagen, Denmark, January 31-February 4, 1985

	Intro
	White
	Yellow
	Orange
	Red
	Green
	Blue
	Electric Red
	Indigo
	Violet

Miles Davis - Miles Under Arrest: Live 1985 (Gema)

Miles Davis (trumpet, keyboards) Bob Berg (tenor, soprano saxophone) Robert Irving (synthesizer) John Scofield (guitar) Darryl Jones (electric bass) Vincent Wilburn (drums) Steve Thornton (percussion)

"Theatre St. Denis", Montreal, Quebec, Canada, June 28, 1985

	One Phone Call / Street Scenes
	Speak
	Human Nature
	Something's On Your Mind
	Time After Time
	Code M.D.
	Jean Pierre

Miles Davis - Human Nature (Jazz File (It) JF 1001)

"Montreux Jazz Festival", "Casino De Montreux", Switzerland, July 14, 1985

	Maze
	Human Nature
	Ms. Morrisine / You're Under Arrest / Katia
	Hopscotch
	You're Under Arrest
	Pacific Express
	Decoy

Miles Davis - King Of Priests (Tiki Records (It) TR 02)

Arenes De Cimiez, France, July 17, 1985

Decoy

Miles Davis (trumpet, keyboards) Bob Berg (tenor, soprano saxophone) Adam Holzman, Robert Irving (synthesizer) Robben Ford, Carlos Santana (electric guitar) Felton Crews (electric bass) Vincent Wilburn (drums) Steve Thornton (percussion)

"Giants Stadium", East Rutherford, NJ, June 15, 1986

Burn

omit Santana

Los Angeles, CA, August 14, 1986

	Tomaas (rehearsal)
	Perfect Way (rehearsal)

same personnel

Chautauqua, NYC, August 27, 1986

	Full Nelson
	Don't Lose Your Mind

Miles Davis - Pacific Express (Jazz Masters (G) JM 019/20)

"Yomiuri Land, Open Theater East", Tokyo, Japan, July 28, 1985

	One Phone Call / Street Scenes
	Speak
	Star People
	Maze
	Human Nature
	Something's On Your Mind
	Time After Time
	Ms. Morrisine
	Code M.D.
	Pacific Express
	Katia

Various Artists - Sun City (Manhattan MHS 91149)

Miles Davis (trumpet, voice) Ray Barretto, Kurtis Blow, Duke Bootee, The Fat Boys, Peter Garrett, Melle Mel, Sonny Okosuns, Scorpio And The Malopoets, Gil Scott-Heron, Peter Wolf, Big Youth (voice) and others

NYC, early September, 1985

	Let Me See Your I.D.
	Sun City

Miles Davis (trumpet) Herbie Hancock (piano) Richard Scher (keyboards) Stanley Jordan (electric guitar) Ron Carter (bass) Tony Williams (drums) Sonny Okosuns (talking drum)

The Struggle Continues

Various Artists - Sun City (12 inch maxi single) (Manhattan S14 123)

NYC, early September, 1985

Sun City (last remix version)

Miles Davis - Unissued '85 (On Stage CD/ON 2230)

Miles Davis (trumpet, keyboards) Bob Berg (tenor, soprano saxophone, keyboards) Adam Holzman, Robert Irving (keyboards, synthesizer) Mike Stern (electric guitar) Angus Thomas (electric bass) Vincent Wilburn (drums) Marilyn Mazur, Steve Thornton (percussion)

"Falkonercentret", Copenhagen, Denmark, October 28, 1985

	One Phone Call
	Speak / Street Scenes
	That's What Happened
	Star People
	Maze
	Human Nature
	Something's On Your Mind
	Time After Time
	Ms. Morrisine
	Code M.D.
	Pacific Express
	Burn
	Stronger Than Before
	Hopscotch
	Rubberband
	Jean Pierre / Then There Were None
	Decoy

1986 (age 60)

TOTO - Fahrenheit (Columbia FC 40273)

Miles Davis (trumpet) David Sanborn (alto saxophone) David Paich, Steve Porcaro (keyboards) Steve Lukather (electric guitar) Michael Porcaro (electric bass) Jeff Porcaro (drums, percussion) Joe Porcaro (percussion)

Tustin, CA, early 1986

Don't Stop Me Now

Miles Davis - Tutu (Warner Bros. 25490)

Miles Davis (trumpet) George Duke (various instruments) Marcus Miller (electric bass, synthesizer programs) Paulinho Da Costa (percussion)

Los Angeles, CA, February 6, 1986

ECA004109

Backyard Ritual

Miles Davis (trumpet) Adam Holzman (synthesizer) Marcus Miller (various instruments) Paulinho Da Costa, Steve Reid (percussion)

Los Angeles, CA, February 10, 1986

ECA003812

Splatch

Miles Davis (trumpet) Marcus Miller (various instruments) Paulinho Da Costa (percussion)

Los Angeles, CA, February 11, 1986

ECA003813

Tutu

same personnel

Los Angeles, CA, February 13, 1986

ECA003814

Portia

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bernard Wright (synthesizer) Marcus Miller (various instruments) Michal Urbaniak (electric violin) Omar Hakim (drums, percussion)

Los Angeles, CA, March 12, 1986

ENY003998	Tomaas
ENY003999	Perfect Way
ENY003400	Don't Lose Your Mind
ENY004001	Full Nelson

Miles Davis - Backyard Ritual (Warner Bros.)

Miles Davis (trumpet) George Duke (various instruments) Marcus Miller (electric bass, synthesizer programs) Paulinho Da Costa (percussion)

Los Angeles, CA, February 6, 1986

ECA004109	Backyard Ritual (edited version)
-	Backyard Ritual (extended version)

Prince - Crucial (H.T.B. Entertainment Group CD 038001)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Eric Leeds (tenor, baritone saxophone) Adam Holzman (synthesizer) Prince (electric guitar, keyboards, vocals) Marcus Miller (electric bass)

Los Angeles, CA, March 1, 1986

ECA004110	Red Riding Hood (Can I Play With U)
	Crucial Love
	Fantastic
	The H Man (Amandla)

Miles Davis - Full Nelson (12 inch maxi single) (Warner Bros.)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bernard Wright (synthesizer) Marcus Miller (various instruments) Michal Urbaniak (electric violin) Omar Hakim (drums, percussion)

Los Angeles, CA, March 12, 1986

	Full Nelson (extended version)
	Full Nelson (edited version)

Miles Davis - Social Music (Tiki Records (It) TR 01)

Miles Davis (trumpet, keyboards) Bob Berg (tenor, soprano saxophone) Adam Holzman, Robert Irving (synthesizer) Robben Ford (electric guitar) Felton Crews (electric bass) Vincent Wilburn (drums) Marilyn Mazur, Steve Thornton (percussion)

"Beacon Theater", NYC, April 6, 1986

	One Phone Call / Street Scenes / Speak
	Star People
	Maze, Pt. 1
	Maze, Pt. 2
	Human Nature
	Portia
	Splatch
	Time After Time
	Carnival Time
	Tutu
	Tomaas

Miles Davis - Maze (Lunch For Your Ears (E) LFYE 008/09)

"Montreux Jazz Festival", "Casino De Montreux", Switzerland, July 17, 1986

	One Phone Call / Street Scenes
	Speak
	Star People
	Maze
	Human Nature
	Wrinkle

same personnel

"Parco Della Naiada", Italy, July 27, 1986

	Speak
	Star People
	Maze
	Pertia
	Hopscotch

Miles Davis - Time After Time (Tiki Records (It) TR 03)

Miles Davis (trumpet, keyboards) David Sanborn (alto saxophone -6/8) Bob Berg (tenor, soprano saxophone) Adam Holzman, Robert Irving (synthesizer) George Duke (synthesizer -1,2) Robben Ford (electric guitar) Felton Crews (electric bass) Vincent Wilburn (drums) Steve Thornton (percussion)

"Montreux Jazz Festival", "Casino De Montreux", Switzerland, July 17, 1986

1.	Tutu
2.	Splatch
3.	Time After Time
4.	Al Jarreau
5.	Carnival Time
6.	Burn
7.	Pertia
8.	Jean Pierre

Miles Davis - Street Scenes (Lunch For Your Ears (E) LFYE 010/11)

Miles Davis (trumpet, keyboards) Bob Berg (tenor, soprano saxophone) Adam Holzman, Robert Irving (synthesizer) Garth Webber (electric guitar) Darryl Jones (electric bass) Vincent Wilburn (drums) Steve Thornton (percussion)

3-Kanal RTS television broadcast, "Sava Center", Belgrade, Yugoslavia, October 26, 1986

	One Phone Call / Street Scenes
	Speak
	Star People
	Perfect Way
	Human Nature
	Wrinkle
	Tutu
	Splatch
	Time After Time
	Tomaas
	Full Nelson
	Carnival Time
	Burn
	Maze
	Portia

same personnel

"Fabrik", Hamburg, West Germany, October 27, 1986

	One Phone Call / Street Scenes
	Speak
	Star People

same personnel

"Le Zenith", Paris, France, November 4, 1986

	Speak
	Star People

Miles Davis - High-Energy - Rhythm Attack (M.D. 86)

"Fabrik", Hamburg, West Germany, October 27, 1986

	Full Nelson
	Carnival Time
	Tomaas
	Burn
	Maze
	Portia

** also issued on Prime Of Rarities (It) PRCD 1002 entitled "The Scarlet Letter, Act 2".

1987

Miles Davis/Marcus Miller - Siesta (Warner Bros. 25655)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Jason Miles (synthesizer programs) Marcus Miller (various instruments) John Scofield (guitar -1) Omar Hakim (drums -1)

Sigma Sound Studios, NYC, January, 1987

1. FNY004311-1	Siesta
2. FNY004311-2	Kitt's Kiss
3. FNY004311-3	Lost In Madrid, Pt. 2
4. FNY004312-1	Theme For Augustine
5. FNY004312-2	Wind
6. FNY004312-3	Seduction
7. FNY004312-4	Kiss

Miles Davis (trumpet) James Walker (flute) Jason Miles (synthesizer programs) Marcus Miller (various instruments) Earl Klugh, John Scofield (guitar) Omar Hakim (drums)

NYC, January-March, 1987

	Afterglow
	Conchita / Lament
	Lost In Madrid, Pt. 3
	Submission

omit Scofield, Hakim

Amigos Studios, Los Angeles, CA, March, 1987

FCA004728	Lost In Madrid, Pt. 1
FCA004731	Lost In Madrid, Pt. 4 / Rat Dance / The Call
FCA004732	Claire / Lost In Madrid, Pt. 5
FCA004734	Los Feliz

Miles Davis - Greek Theatre '88 (Jazz Masters (G) JM 004/05)

Miles Davis (trumpet, synthesizer) Kenny Garrett (alto saxophone, flute) Adam Holzman, Robert Irving (synthesizer) Joe "Foley" McCreary (lead bass) Darryl Jones (electric bass) Ricky Wellman (drums) Rudy Bird (percussion)

"Sardine's", Oslo, Norway, October 27, 1987

	Perfect Way
	The Senate / Me And You
	Human Nature
	Wrinkle / Burn
	Jean Pierre

Miles Davis (trumpet, synthesizer) Kenny Garrett (soprano, alto saxophone, flute) Adam Holzman, Robert Irving (synthesizer) Joe "Foley" McCreary (lead bass) Benny Rietveld (electric bass) Ricky Wellman (drums) Marilyn Mazur (percussion)

"Greek Theatre", Los Angeles, CA, August 13, 1988

	Perfect Way
	Star People
	Human Nature
	Tutu
	Time After Time
	Splatch
	The Senate / Me And You

Miles Davis - Scrooged (Soundtrack) (A&M SP 3291)

Miles Davis (trumpet) David Sanborn (alto saxophone) Paul Shaffer (keyboards) Marcus Miller (various instruments) Larry Carlton (electric guitar)

NYC, early December, 1987

We Three Kings Of Orient Are

Miles Davis - Antwerp Agitation (no label no number)

Miles Davis (trumpet) David Sanborn (alto saxophone) Paul Shaffer (keyboards) Sid McGinnis (electric guitar) Will Lee, Marcus Miller (electric bass) Anton Fig (drums)

television broadcast, "Late Night With David Letterman", ABC TV Studios, NYC, December 11, 1987

We Three Kings Of Orient Are

Prince - Grosse Freiheit 36: Driving To Midnight Mess (Savarage)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Prince (electric guitar, vocals) Joe "Foley" McCreary (lead bass) and others

Paisley Park Studios, Minneapolis, December 31, 1987

It's Gonna Be A Beautiful Night

Scritti Politti - Oh, Patti (Virgin VST 1006)

Miles Davis (trumpet) David Gamson (keyboards) Dan Huff (electric guitar) Rory Dodd, Eric Troyer (electric bass) Fred Maher (drums) Green Gartside (vocals)

Minot Sound Studios, White Plains, NY, December, 1987

	Oh, Patti
	Oh, Patti (12 inch version)
	Oh, Patti (instrumental)

1988

Cameo - Machismo (Mercury 836 002-2)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Kenny Garrett (alto saxophone) Larry Blackmon (electric bass, drums, percussion, vocals) Tomi Jenkins, Nathan Leftenant (vocals) and others

early 1988

In The Night

Miles Davis In Concert '88, Pt. 1 (Jazz Concert (It) MDCD 101)

Miles Davis (trumpet, synthesizer) Kenny Garrett (soprano, alto saxophone, flute) Adam Holzman, Robert Irving (synthesizer) Joe "Foley" McCreary (lead bass) Darryl Jones (electric bass) Ricky Wellman (drums) Rudy Bird (percussion)

Miramas, France, February 16, 1988

	In A Silent Way / Intruder
	Star People
	One Phone Call / Street Scenes / Speak
	Perfect Way
	The Senate / Me And You

Miles Davis In Concert '88, Pt. 2 (Jazz Concert (It) MDCD 102)

Miramas, France, February 16, 1988

	Tutu
	Movie Star
	Splatch
	Time After Time
	Wayne's Tune
	Full Nelson

Chaka Khan - C.K. (Warner Bros. 25707)

Atlanta Bliss (trumpet -1) Miles Davis (trumpet, voice -1, trumpet -2) Eric Leeds (saxophones -1) Margaret Ross (harp -2) Dave Grusin (piano, arranger -2) Rob Mounsey (synthesizer -2) Prince (various instruments -1) John Tropea (electric guitar -2) Marcus Miller (electric bass -2) Steve Ferrone (drums -2) Chaka Khan (vocals) Ettore Stratta (conductor -2)

The Hit Factory, NYC, June 29, 1988

1.	Sticky Wicked
2.	I'll Be Around

Miles Davis - The Scarlet Letter, Act 1 (Prime Of Rarities (It) PRCD 1001)

television broadcast, "Liederhalle", Stuttgart, West Germany, July 11, 1988

	In A Silent Way
	Intruder
	Star People
	Perfect Way
	The Senate / Me And You
	Tutu

Miles Davis - Live Around The World (Warner Bros. (J) WPCR 0443)

"Expo. Park", Osaka, Japan, August 7, 1988

Full Nelson

same personnel

"Greek Theatre", Los Angeles, CA, August 14, 1988

New Blues

Miles Davis (trumpet, synthesizer) Kenny Garrett (alto saxophone) Joey DeFrancesco, Adam Holzman (keyboards) Joe "Foley" McCreary (lead bass) Benny Rietveld (electric bass) Ricky Wellman (drums) Marilyn Mazur (percussion)

"Liebenauer Eishalle", Austria, November 1, 1988

Human Nature

Davis plays (trumpet)

"Indigo Blues Club", NYC, December 17, 1988

	In A Silent Way
	Intruder

Miles Davis (trumpet) Kenny Garrett (flute) Kei Akagi, Adam Holzman (keyboards) Joe "Foley" McCreary (lead bass) Benny Rietveld (electric bass) Ricky Wellman (drums) Munyungo Jackson (percussion)

"Chicago Theater", Chicago, IL, June 5, 1989

Time After Time

Rick Margitza (tenor saxophone) replaces Garrett

Pallazo Della Civita, "The Steps", Rome, Italy, July 26, 1989

Amandla

Miles Davis (trumpet, keyboards) Kenny Garrett (alto saxophone, flute) Kei Akagi (keyboards) Joe "Foley" McCreary (lead bass) Richard Patterson (electric bass) Ricky Wellman (drums) Erin Davis (electric percussion)

"Montreux Jazz Festival", "Casino De Montreux", Switzerland, July 20, 1990

	Wrinkle
	Tutu

Miles Davis (trumpet) Kenny Garrett (alto saxophone) Deron Johnson (keyboards) Joe "Foley" McCreary (lead bass) Richard Patterson (electric bass) Ricky Wellman (drums)

"Hollywood Bowl", Los Angeles, CA, August 25, 1991

Hannibal

Miles Davis In Warsaw '88 (Poli Jazz (Polish) PSJ X 003)

Miles Davis (trumpet, synthesizer) Kenny Garrett (soprano, alto saxophone, flute) Joey DeFrancesco, Adam Holzman (synthesizer) Joe "Foley" McCreary (lead bass) Benny Rietveld (electric bass) Ricky Wellman (drums) Marilyn Mazur (percussion)

television broadcast, "Sala Kongresowa", Warsaw, Poland, 2nd concert, October 30, 1988

	In A Silent Way / Intruder
	Star People
	Perfect Way
	The Senate / Me And You
	Wrinkle
	Tutu

Miles Davis - Amandla (Warner Bros. 25873)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Kenny Garrett (soprano saxophone) Marcus Miller (electric bass, keyboards, drums, electric guitar) Don Alias, Mino Cinelu (percussion)

Clinton Recording Studios, NYC, late December, 1988

FNY004766

Catembe

Miles Davis (trumpet) Kenny Garrett (alto saxophone) Jean-Paul Bourelly (electric guitar) Joe "Foley" McCreary (lead bass) Marcus Miller (electric bass, keyboards, bass clarinet, soprano saxophone) Ricky Wellman (drums) Don Alias (percussion)

FNY004767

Big Time

Miles Davis (trumpet) Kenny Garrett (alto saxophone) Joe "Foley" McCreary (lead bass) Marcus Miller (electric bass, keyboards, bass clarinet, electric guitar) Omar Hakim (drums) Paulinho Da Costa (percussion)

FNY004768

Hannibal

Miles Davis (trumpet) Kenny Garrett (alto saxophone) Rick Margitza (tenor saxophone) Jean-Paul Bourelly (electric guitar) Marcus Miller (electric bass, keyboards) Paulinho Da Costa (percussion)

FNY004769

Jo-Jo

Miles Davis (trumpet) Kenny Garrett (alto saxophone) Joe Sample (piano) Steve Khan (guitar) Marcus Miller (electric bass, keyboards) Omar Hakim (drums) Don Alias, Bashiri Johnson (percussion)

FNY004770

Amandla

Miles Davis (trumpet) Kenny Garrett (soprano saxophone) Joey DeFrancesco (keyboards) George Duke (keyboards, synclavier) Michael Landau (electric guitar) Marcus Miller (electric bass, keyboards, bass clarinet)

LeGonks West Studios, Los Angeles, CA, early 1989

GCA005667

Cobra

Miles Davis (trumpet) Kenny Garrett (alto saxophone) Billy Patterson (electric guitar) John Bigham (electric guitar, keyboards, drum programs) Joe "Foley" McCreary (lead bass) Marcus Miller (electric bass, keyboards, electric guitar, bass clarinet) Ricky Wellman (drums)

Right Track Recording, NYC, early 1989

GNY004771

Jilli

Miles Davis (trumpet) Jason Miller (synthesizer programs) Marcus Miller (electric bass, keyboards, bass clarinet) Al Foster (drums)

GNY004772

Mr. Pastorius

1989

Marcus Miller - The Sun Don't Lie (PRA 60201-2)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Sal Marquez (additional trumpet) Jason Miles (sound programs) Vernon Reid (electric guitar) Marcus Miller (electric bass, keyboards, electric guitar, drum programs) William Calhoun (drums)

Right Track Recording, NYC, NYC, Hollywood, CA & London, England, early 1989, 1993

Rampage

** also issued on PRA (J) VICJ-5042; Dreyfus Jazz (F) FDM 36560-2.

Kenny Garrett - Prisoner Of Love (Atlantic 7 82046-2)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Kenny Garrett (alto saxophone, keyboards, drums, percussion, whistle) Joe "Foley" McCreary (lead bass) Rudy Bird, Mino Cinelu (percussion) Katrina Anderson, Bonnie Bozman, Chananja Bryan, Mia Dean, Mikel Dean, Mysheerah Durant, Akira Frierson, Myisha Hollaway, Noel John, Eric Myers, Cie Romeo, Ikeda Romeo, Akelier Soogrim, Duane Thomas (vocals)

NYC, early 1989

Free Mandela

Miles Davis (trumpet) Kenny Garrett (soprano saxophone, keyboards, synthesizer bass) Joe "Foley" McCreary (lead bass) Darryl Jones (electric bass) Ricky Wellman (drums) Rudy Bird, Mino Cinelu (percussion)

Big Ol' Head

Quincy Jones - Back On The Block (Warner Bros. 26020)

Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie (trumpet) James Moody (tenor saxophone) Joe Zawinul (synthesizer) George Benson (guitar) Bill Summers (percussion) Kool Moe Dee, Ella Fitzgerald, Big Daddy Kane, Sarah Vaughan (vocals) Pee Wee Marquette (announcer)

Los Angeles, CA, early 1989

Jazz Corner Of The World

Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, Gary Grant, Jerry Hey (trumpet) Bill Reichenbach (trombone) James Moody, Larry Williams (saxophones) Ian Prince, Larry Williams (keyboards) Michael Boddicker, Michael Casey Young (synthesizer programs) George Benson (guitar) Nathan East (electric bass) Quincy Jones, Rod Temperton, Ian Underwood (handclaps) Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan (vocals)

Birdland

Miles Davis - Time After Time (Jazz Door (G) JD 1256/57)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Kenny Garrett (alto saxophone, flute) Kei Akagi (keyboards) Joe "Foley" McCreary (lead bass) Benny Rietveld (electric bass) Ricky Wellman (drums) John Bigham (percussion)

"Domaine De Grammond", France, April 12, 1989

	Jilli
	Hannibal
	Intruder
	Star People
	Perfect Way
	Mr. Pastorius
	Human Nature
	Tutu
	Time After Time
	Full Nelson
	Me And You
	Carnival Time

LXXV. Miles Davis Band - Live Tutu (The Golden Age Of Jazz (It) JZCD 375)

Miles Davis (trumpet, keyboards) Rick Margitza (tenor saxophone) Kei Akagi, Adam Holzman (keyboards, synthesizer) Joe "Foley" McCreary (lead bass) Benny Rietveld (electric bass) Ricky Wellman (drums) Munyungo Jackson (percussion)

television broadcast, "Giardini Del Frontone", Italy, July 14, 1989

	Human Nature
	The Senate / Me And You
	Jo-Jo
	Tutu

Miles Davis - Miles In Montreux (Jazz Door (G) JD 1235)

"Montreux Jazz Festival", "Casino De Montreux", Switzerland, July 21, 1989

1.	Intruder
2.	Perfect Way
3.	Hannibal
4.	Human Nature
5.	Mr. Pastorius
6.	Tutu
7.	Jilli
8.	Jo-Jo
9.	Amandla
10.	The Senate / Me And You

Miles Davis - Live At Montreux Jazz Festival (Jazz Door (G) JD 1287/88)

"Montreux Jazz Festival", "Casino De Montreux", Switzerland, July 21, 1989

	Star People
	Time After Time
	Wrinkle
	Portia

Miles Davis - Miles In Paris (Four Aces FAR 006)

Miles Davis (trumpet, keyboards) Kenny Garrett (alto saxophone, flute) Kei Akagi (keyboards, synthesizer) Joe "Foley" McCreary (lead bass) Benny Rietveld (electric bass) Ricky Wellman (drums) John Bigham (percussion)

"Le Zenith", Paris, France, November 3, 1989

	Hannibal
	Jilli
	Don't Stop Me Now
	Wrinkle
	Mr. Pastorius
	Human Nature
	Star People
	Amandla
	Tutu

1990

Miles Davis - King Of Trumpets (Flashback 07.93.0211)

"Massey Hall", Toronto, Canada, February 13, 1990

	Jo-Jo
	Tutu
	Wrinkle
	Human Nature
	Little Davis
	Jilli

Miles Davis/Michel Legrand - Dingo (Warner Bros. 26438-2)

Oscar Brashear, Ray Brown, Chuck Findley, George Graham, Nolan Smith (trumpet) Miles Davis (trumpet, synthesizer) George Bohanon, Jimmy Cleveland, Thurman Green, Lew McGreary, Dick Nash (trombone) Vince DeRosa, David Duke, Marnie Johnson, Richard Todd (French horn) Kenny Garrett (alto saxophone) Buddy Collette, Bill Green, Jackie Kelso, Marty Krystall, Charles Owens, John Stephens (woodwinds) Kei Akagi, Alan Oldfield (keyboards) Mark Rivett (electric guitar) Joe "Foley" McCreary (lead bass) Abe Laboriel, Benny Rietveld (electric bass) John Bigham, Harvey Mason, Alphonse Mouzon, Ricky Wellman (drums, percussion) Michel Legrand (arranger, conductor, keyboards)

Crystal Studios, Los Angeles, CA, early March, 1990

KCA008140	The Arrival
KCA008141	Concert On The Runway
KCA008142	The Depature
KCA008145	Trumpet Cleaning
KCA008146	The Dream
KCA008148	Paris Walking, II
KCA008150	The Music Room
KCA008152	The Jam Session
KCA008153	Goin' Home

Miles Davis - The Hot Spot (Soundtrack) (Antilles 442 846 813-2)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bradford Ellis (keyboards -1,2,8) John Lee Hooker (guitar, vocals -1,2,4/7) Taj Mahal (guitar, vocals -3,4,6,7) Roy Rogers (slide guitar -1/7) Tim Drummond (bass -1/7) Earl Palmer (drums -1/3,6,7)

Ocean Way Studios, Los Angeles, CA, May 5-10, 1990

1.	Coming To Town
2.	Murder
3.	Empty Bank
4.	Harry And Dolly
5.	Sawmill
6.	Bank Robbery
7.	End Credits
8.	Gloria's Story

Paolo Rustichelli - Capri (Verve-Forecast 314 517 206-2)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Paolo Rustichelli (wave frame, audio frame, keyboards)

Rustichelli's Home Studios, Rome, Italy, June, 1990

	Capri
	Capri (reprise)

Paolo Rustichelli - Mystic Man (Island/Guts & Grace 161 531 065-2)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Paolo Rustichelli (keyboards, voice) Carlos Santana (electric guitar) Brenda Lee Egar, Mario Leonardi (voice)

Rustichelli's Home Studios, Rome, Italy, June, 1990

	Kyrie
	Get On
	Wild Tribes
	Wild Tribes (alt. take)
	Rastafario
	Love Devine

Miles Davis - Sing In Singen (Regency REG 027)

Miles Davis (trumpet, keyboards) Kenny Garrett (alto saxophone, flute) Kei Akagi (keyboards, synthesizer) Joe "Foley" McCreary (lead bass) Richard Patterson (electric bass) Ricky Wellman (drums) Erin Davis (percussion)

Singen, West Germany, July 14, 1990

	New Blues
	Hannibal
	The Senate / Me And You
	Jilli
	Human Nature
	In The Night
	Wrinkle
	Tutu

Shirley Horn - You Won't Forget Me (Verve 847 482-2)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Shirley Horn (piano, vocals) Charles Ables (bass) Steve Williams (drums)

Clinton Recording Studios, NYC, August 13, 1990

You Won't Forget Me

1991 (aged 65)

Miles Davis - Doo-Bop (Warner Bros. 9 26938-2)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Kenny Garrett (alto saxophone) Deron Johnson (keyboards) Easy Mo Bee (programs, samples, rap) Rappin' (vocals) J.R., A.B. Money (rap)

NYC, January-February, 1991

	Mystery
	The Doo Bop Song
	Chocolate Chip
	High Speed Chase
	Blow
	Sonya
	Fantasy
	Duke Booty
	Mystery (reprise)

Miles Davis - Blow/Fantasy (Warner Bros.)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Kenny Garrett (alto saxophone) Deron Johnson (keyboards) Easy Mo Bee (programs, samples, rap) Rappin' (vocals) J.R., A.B. Money (rap): same session

NYC, January-February, 1991

Fantasy (edited version)

Miles Davis - The Doo-Bop Song (Warner Bros. (J) WPCP 5066)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Kenny Garrett (alto saxophone) Deron Johnson (keyboards) Easy Mo Bee (programs, samples, rap) Rappin' (vocals) J.R., A.B. Money (rap): same session

NYC, January-February, 1991

	The Doo Bop Song (alt. take 1)
	The Doo Bop Song (alt. take 2)
	The Doo Bop Song (alt. take 3)
	The Doo Bop Song (alt. take 4)
	The Doo Bop Song (alt. take 5)
	Blow (alt. take 1)
	Blow (alt. take 2)
	Blow (alt. take 3)
	Blow (alt. take 4)
	Blow (alt. take 5)
	Blow (alt. take 6)
	Blow (alt. take 7)

Miles Davis - Miles And Quincy Live At Montreux (Warner Bros. 2 45221)

Miles Davis, Miles Evans, Lew Soloff (trumpet) Benny Bailey, John D'Earth, Wallace Roney, Manfred Schoof, Marvin Stamm, Ack Van Rooyen, Jack Walrath (trumpet, flugelhorn) Roland Dahinden, Conrad Herwig, Tom Malone (trombone) Dave Bargeron, Earl McIntyre (trombone, euphonium) David Taylor (bass trombone) Alex Brofsky, John Clark, Claudio Pontiggia, Tom Varner (French horn) Howard Johnson (tuba, baritone saxophone) Anne O'Brien (flute) Julian Cawdry (flute, alto flute, piccolo flute) Alex Foster (flute, alto, soprano saxophone) Xavier Duss, Dave Seghezzo, Judith Wenziker, Tilman Zahn (oboe) Reiner Erb, Christian Rabe (bassoon) Michael Weber (clarinet) Larry Schneider (clarinet, flute, oboe, tenor saxophone) Bob Malach (clarinet, flute, tenor saxophone) Christian Gavillet (bass clarinet, clarinet) Roger Rosenberg (bass clarinet, baritone saxophone) Kenny Garrett, Sal Giorgianni (alto saxophone) Jerry Bergonzi (tenor saxophone) George Adams (tenor saxophone, flute) Xenia Schindler (harp) George Gruntz (piano) Delmar Brown, Gil Goldstein (keyboards) Carlos Benavent, Mike Richmond (bass) Grady Tate (drums) Kenwood Dennard, John Riley (drums, percussion) Quincy Jones (conductor)

"Montreux Jazz Festival", "Casino De Montreux", Switzerland, July 8, 1991

	Boplicity
	Springsville
	Maids Of Cadiz
	The Duke
	My Ship
	Miles Ahead
	Blues For Pablo
	Gone
	Gone, Gone, Gone
	Summertime
	Here Come De Honey Man
	The Pan Piper
	Solea

Miles Davis - Black Devil (Beech Marten (It) BM 053/2)

Miles Davis (trumpet) Kenny Garrett (alto saxophone) Deron Johnson (synthesizer) Joe "Foley" McCreary (lead bass) Richard Patterson (electric bass) Ricky Wellman (drums)

"La Grande Halle De La Villette", Paris, France, July 10, 1991

	Perfect Way
	New Blues
	Human Nature
	Penetration
	Wrinkle

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bill Evans (soprano, tenor saxophone) Steve Grossman (tenor saxophone) Chick Corea (electric piano) Dave Holland (bass) Al Foster (drums)

All Blues

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (soprano saxophone) Joe Zawinul (synthesizer) Richard Patterson (electric bass) Al Foster (drums)

In A Silent Way / It's About That Time

Miles Davis (trumpet) Deron Johnson (synthesizer) John McLaughlin, John Scofield (guitar) Darryl Jones (electric bass) Ricky Wellman (drums)

Katia

Miles Davis (trumpet) Jackie McLean (alto saxophone) Steve Grossman (tenor saxophone) Chick Corea (electric piano) Dave Holland (bass) Al Foster (drums)

Out Of The Blue / Dig

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bill Evans (soprano saxophone) Kenny Garrett (alto saxophone) Herbie Hancock (keyboards) Deron Johnson (synthesizer) Joe "Foley" McCreary (lead bass) Richard Patterson (electric bass) Al Foster (drums)

Watermelon Man

Miles Davis (trumpet) Wayne Shorter (soprano saxophone) Chick Corea (electric piano) Dave Holland (bass) Al Foster (drums)

Footprints

Miles Davis (trumpet) Bill Evans (soprano saxophone) Kenny Garrett, Jackie McLean (alto saxophone) Steve Grossman (tenor saxophone) Chick Corea (electric piano) Deron Johnson (synthesizer) John McLaughlin, John Scofield (guitar) Joe "Foley" McCreary (lead bass) Dave Holland (bass) Darryl Jones, Richard Patterson (electric bass) Al Foster, Ricky Wellman (drums)

Jean Pierre

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