Miles Davis - The Complete In A Silent Way Sessions

Mademoiselle Mabry 0:00
Frelon Brun 16:37
Two Faced 22:17
Dual Mr. Anthony Tillmon Williams Process 40:21
Splash 53:44
Splashdown 01:03:52
Ascent 01:11:56
Directions I 01:26:51
Directions II 01:33:41
Shhh/Peaceful 01:38:35
In A Silent Way (Rehearsal) 01:57:52
In A Silent Way 02:03:19
It's About That Time 02:07:40
The Ghetto Walk 02:19:05
Early Minor 02:45:55
Shhh/Peaceful (LP Version) 02:52:53
In A Silent Way/It's About That Time (LP Version) 3:11:11

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[Korolev-handplayedmusic]

I'm very grateful you put this up, Felipe ; I'm even more grateful that you left it up !

[eddiebrown]

Miles Vault's music is an exquisite excursion into his creative process. His aural sketches show how he builds his painterly creations, no doubt the reason they call him the Picasso of Jazz; be damned the critics 🎺🎷🎸🎹🥁🌠🔥🪐💙👑🎼🎶🎵✨️Can the oceans be described?

[G.R.V-vg]

The narrow period when Miles goes electric but is not quite yet fully fusion. Love this period of him.

[weitzen]

Just gonna join the chorus of approval for this you soooo much!

[Peter-fsjt]

This is absolutely amazingly unbelievable !!! In fact, it deserves the Australian unbeluckingfievable treatment !!!! How come I have never ever heard these compositions of such consummate, exquisite beauty !!!! I am absoluckingfutely flabbergasted, and more than just a little daunted at the concept that humanity can ignore this sublime offering of musical magic for so long If someone had said in 1955 that an amazing Miles Davis record would come out in the 60's called "In a Silent Way" that would revolutionize music in the 70s and until 2023, & 3 hours of music would be squeezed and cut to create one solitary vinyl LP and the other 140 minutes would have to be scrapped for all eternity until luckily Felipe Delriver came along, I would have believed the first part right up until the until 2023 bit, but the prospect of the rest after that would seem so inconceivable that I would simply reject its authenticity and truth right out !!!! what a topsy-turvy world we live in making us wait this long to hear these wonderful gems

[curtisbarrow]

Hard to believe this music is 50 years old, so fresh, so creative. 🎺🎺🎺

[thisNewFoundLand]

...sweet Jesus -- this upload is like having a kid's Christmas morning available any day and all day. Much obliged. Brilliant music.

[SapCityTorque]

Judging by the number of views this must be the best kept secret on youtube. Thank you for posting this fantastic music.

[felipedelriver]

"Spirituality cannot be found, it seeks you"

Ten years for me listening this spiritually message created by Miles Davis and friends... Translated with love and music.
The only thing I can do to say thanks to them, is to keep serving the spiritual world and sharing what they did to me with yall!

🌊🤙🏽

[karloarsch]

This is why I love youtube: You are looking for a needle in a haystack, and than you find two!

[jedtulman]

The finest multi disc Miles set .& only three disc's long! Period .

[FreeJazz]

Miles Davis – trumpet
Wayne Shorter – tenor saxophone (Disc 1: All), soprano saxophone
John McLaughlin – electric guitar (Disc 2: Tracks 4–7; Disc 3: All)
Chick Corea – electric piano
Herbie Hancock – electric piano
Joe Zawinul – organ (Disc 2; Disc 3)
Dave Holland – double bass
Tony Williams – drums
Jack DeJohnette – drums (Disc 2: Tracks 1–3)
Joe Chambers – drums (Disc 3: Tracks 1 and 2)

[ScottAReid]

disc 2 may be my all time favorite mile davis now. amazing stuff. thanks for posting this. in a silent way has been my FAV miles davis album. in fact, it got me into listening to him way back. these sessions are amazing. like a prelude to later bitches brew. love it. thanks so much.

[andrewfaust]

One of musics great mysteries to worship at the feet of!

[davidwashington]

THIS ONE JACK JOHNSON WATER BABIES KIND OF BLUE AND MILES STONES ARE THE ONES I ALWAYS GO BACK TO

[quisowens]

I can imagine being around 1968-1969 this is maddd different for that time

[karloarsch]

Ok, that is not correct, Directions I + II is written by Joe Zawinul

[timcharles]

"The Ghetto Walk" was an unearthed gem from this session, but I wish Tony Williams had been drumming on it instead of Joe Chambers, who was not really a jazz/rock drummer.