Miles Davis Quintet, Teatro dell'Arte, Milan, Italy, October 11th, 1964 (Colorized)

Autumn Leaves 00:00
My Funny Valentine 15:07
All Blues 26:33
All of You 40:13
Joshua 50:47

The band:
Miles Davis (trumpet), Wayne Shorter (sax), Herbie Hancock (piano), Ron Carter (bass), Tony Williams (drums)

Visit:
Miles Davis' channel
Ron Carter's channel:
Ron Carter's website
Herbie Hancock's channel

[RonCarterBassist]

Great memories... Thank you so much for sharing.

[pothocket]

How is no one talking about 18 year old Tony Williams literally revolutionozing the art of drumming in this concert!!!

[johnvassos]

Does today’s world even recognize that these are rare genius’ of the highest level?

[dannyd]

Tony, Miles, Ron, Herbie, Wayne. The GOAT.

[tito_pane]

40:50 the moment we all came here for (Colorized)

[HHGary]

Holy crow I'm 14 minutes in and they're still playing the same tune... they just never run out of ideas.

[jakubnowak]

RIP Wayne Shorter, truly a one-of-a-kind legend

[bryana]

I love how they just jump right into master level jazz as soon as the curtain opens up. Like these men breathe music. No intro, no warmup needed. Elemental

[atarirob]

Herbie Hancock, man...imagine being at that level of musicianship at age 24. Just insane, he seemed to reach his peak (one he's never come down from) at such a young age.

[willfloydart]

The fact that this music works so intimately in my mind in the year 2023 proves its timelessness. This is spiritual music

[avi_sncin]

incredible to think that each of the musicians onstage (besides Miles, of course) have extensive discographies with groups and solo careers of their own

[ishaq]

Great stuff. Miles said in his book he always got up for playing for foreign audiences cause he felt they appreciated the music more than Americans. The anger at Herbie was for playing too many notes. He also mentioned that in the book. He told Herbie when you don't hear anything or don't know what to play... don't play anything.

[AlanSenzaki]

I saw this band three times in the early sixties. Changed my life forever!😮❤

[scohan]

RIP Wayne Shorter. Thank you for your fire and brilliance.

[matthewbrazille]

Miles, Wayne on Tenor, Herbie on Piano, the incomparable Ron Carter on Bass and the "kid" Tony Williams on drums. Does not get any better than

[bizinfocus]

The commercials on this video are at the most inconvenient spots…I don’t understand why YouTubers don’t control this better

[milenwomack]

Man, I don't understand how a crowd can be so still while listening to this! My head bobs involuntarily...

[craiganderson]

Miles 65-68 and Coltrane 65-67 took jazz to the sublime limit. Unforgettable. RIP dear friends. Craig Aberdeen

[lucianoinvernizzi]

I was there, and no words, I have seen also Chet baker with chautamp and all the other musiamo copletey. Gone😢 Luciano invernizzi 😂

[camilofuentespena]

Ron Carter is probably the only Jazz legend alived that has performed with almost all the all-time jazz legends!.