Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States
TracksAll of You (Live from Olympia Theatre Paris) - 17:05, So What (Live from Olympia Theatre Paris) - 13:25, On Green Dolphin Street (Live from Olympia Theatre Paris) - 14:40, Walkin' (Live from Olympia Theatre Paris) - 15:52, Bye Bye Blackbird (Live from Olympia Theatre Paris) - 14:01, 'Round Midnight (Live from Olympia Theatre Paris) - 5:37, Oleo (Live from Olympia Theatre Paris) - 4:22, The Theme (Live from Olympia Theatre Paris) - 0:50, Introduction (Live from Tivoli Konsertsal Copenhagen) - 1:00, So What (Live from Tivoli Konsertsal Copenhagen) - 14:36, On Green Dolphin Street (Live from Tivoli Konsertsal Copenhagen) - 14:35, All Blues (Live from Tivoli Konsertsal Copenhagen) - 15:31, The Theme (Incomplete) (Live from Tivoli Konsertsal Copenhagen) - 0:31, Introduction By Norman Granz (Live from Konserthuset Stockholm) - 1:11, So What (Live from Konserthuset Stockholm) - 10:35, Fran Dance (Live from Konserthuset Stockholm) - 7:25, Walkin' (Live from Konserthuset Stockholm) - 16:21, The Theme (Live from Konserthuset Stockholm) - 0:53, So What (Second Concert) (Live from Konserthuset Stockholm) - 15:20, On Green Dolphin Street (Live from Konserthuset Stockholm) - 13:40, All Blues (Live from Konserthuset Stockholm) - 16:10, The Theme (Second Concert) (Live from Konserthuset Stockholm) - 0:59, John Coltrane Interview (Live from Konserthuset Stockholm) 6:13
NotesFour CD set. This 2018 entry in the award-winning Miles Davis Bootleg Series focuses on the final chapter in the landmark collaboration between Davis and saxophonist John Coltrane: their last live performances together, in Europe in the spring of 1960. Miles and Coltrane first collaborated in 1955, when Davis recruited the tenor saxophonist alongside pianist Red Garland, bassist Paul Chambers and drummer Philly Joe Jones. While the quintet disbanded shortly after the release of 'Round About Midnight, Coltrane was back in Miles' ensemble in early 1958. A year late, the Miles Davis Sextet (Davis, Coltrane, Chambers, saxophonist Julian "Cannonball" Adderley, pianists Bill Evans or Wynton Kelly, and drummer Jimmy Cobb) recorded the historic Kind Of Blue, the best-selling jazz album of all time. And for this final tour the rhythm section of Kelly, Chambers and Cobb backed Miles and Trane. These historic performances marked Miles and Trane's last outing together and showcased both musicians' incredible influence on the changing sound of jazz. The beautiful music they made together is presented here officially for the very first time. Includes concerts recorded in Paris, Copenhagen and Stockholm.