Miles Davis - Tutu (That's What Happened - Live In Germany 1987)

From the mid-fifties to his death in the early nineties, Miles Davis was universally recognised as one of the most innovative musicians working in Jazz. He was also one of the most popular with his albums regularly breaking into the pop charts and he picked up a total of eight Grammy Awards. He also launched the careers of many jazz musicians including Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Chick Corea, Billy Cobham, John McLaughlin and many more. This concert, filmed in Munich in 1987, followed the release of his Grammy Award winning album Tutu and the set list features two tracks from that record, the title track and "Portia", plus his unique arrangements of Michael Jackson's "Human Nature" and Cyndi Lauper's "Time After Time".

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[alvarocordova]

Miles Davis the most creative jazz
musician ever. No one covered
so many styles as him.
His legacy will remain for a long
long time. Thanks for decades
of inspiration. l' m a drummer
and you played with the very
best. TUTU sure is a remarkable
piece . Justo excellent.

[perrymalson]

Miles was the man. I'm glad that I got.to see him twice before he passed. The man was a magician with the horn! Truly one of the GREATEST! Will NEVER be another MILES!!!!

[david-jxjr]

I never could understand jazz until I heard this song …..now I realize the absence of the need is total understanding…like the sky…like space…no need to control…just groove with it ….

[nelsonarmstrong]

I love how Miles brought in the percussions. This is an absolute monster song and look how much time he gave to the percussion solo. Dude got his money's worth for the tour with that solo.
That guitar solo was incredible and I loved how he ended it in a Major chord.
Kenny Garret superb as usual, flowering up the flute.

[tyronewilliams]

Mr.Miles Davis my father left me his music collection I am forever thankful ❤

[HuckFinn]

The Picasso of Jazz....wow...I really like that! That`s on spot!

[johnlawson]

With Miles it's all about an ensamble of talented soloists who support each other while soloing without getting in the way. All his groups were jazz orchesrtras and they were air tight, live or studio. The power and presence is staggering....each musician merges with the other and Miles smiles....

[ngobithe]

Miles Davis was Just great. Hé should rest in peace. His music remains for ever. We love you Miles🎼💓💕❤

[TheWriter-zror]

I followed this Tutu/Hannibal era 1987-1991, seeing him live in small venues in California several times. Foley and Kenny Garrett always tore the venue down

[Vektorer]

My mom & aunt (from America) were together in Paris the day Dewey died. Both these ladies were of 100% French-descent Both were hip to his music since his days w/Bird. They both said the next 3 days were fascinating by the reverence & compassion shown to Davis by the people of France. Radio, television, front pages of newspapers, blaring speakers inside cabs...as if a certain part of France had also died. For me, his legacy of mentorship and support of younger players will always have the same level of greatness as does his music. May that...never die.

[erikvanzadel]

This performance of Tutu is a symphony. The band is a rich and diverse, but organic world - a universe on its own.

[TheChaNar]

Way, way, way ahead of the prevailing times, attitudes and vanguard...the concepts, ideas and music of this genius, Miles Davis, is still out there on the horizon to this day.

[petercallaway]

A supreme masterpiece of musicianship and composing!
Jazz, Funk, and modern improvisational excellence.
Bassist Marcus Miller wrote this piece and Cinelu and Foley's solos were cataclysmic!

[marcot]

Wow!! This is like an adventure in the universe. Miles Davis is the King!!!

[kgrego]

The rhythm/percussion section is unreal
I'm in my feelings ...stay connected

[gregoryjohnson]

Seen miles bout _86; ...downtown Pittsburgh PA Stanley theatre.. hadda lot young cats playing w him....from Youngstown St I later learned....this was n still is best concertt I have ever been to...seenn all the greats from dizzy to joe zawinul....etc etc....best ever jack

[osverdesdesaquarema]

Pure improvisitions... The best Miles... forever Miles!!!

[josefherz]

Wow. That's great to see this live tune of Miles and his band mates, here on YouTube. I was there, in Munich, Geiselgasteig Concert Hall. Once in a Lifetime Experience. Kind of unreal, to see this again, after all this years - but immideately getting goosebumps. Many thanks for uploading

[perrymalson]

Without a doubt my all-time favorite musician, have most of his Cds, have to finish up. Saw him perform twice. The last time two months before he passed away. Will always love his music and his horn!!!

[paolofaccenda]

Miles Davis, grande jazzista e precursore di molto gruppi attuali di fusion jazz, e funk. Grande protagonista, eccellente e abbastanza unico già negli anni 70