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Miles Davis Miles Davis Mp3, Flac, Wma Miles Davis Miles Davis mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: Miles Davis Country: US Released: 1972 Style: Hard Bop MP3 version RAR size: 1223 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1992 mb WMA version RAR size: 1363 mb Rating: 4.5 Votes: 425 Other Formats: WMA MMF ASF AAC MP4 AUD AC3 Tracklist Hide Credits Whispering (1949-1953) Move Alto Saxophone – Lee KonitzArranged By – John Lewis Baritone Saxophone – 1-1 Gerry MulliganBass – Joe ShulmanDrums – Max RoachFlugelhorn – Junior 2:33 Collins*Piano – Al HaigTrombone – Kai WindingTrumpet – Miles DavisTuba – Bill BarberWritten-By – Best* Godchild Alto Saxophone – Lee KonitzArranged By – Gerry MulliganBaritone Saxophone 1-2 – Gerry MulliganBass – Joe ShulmanDrums – Max RoachFlugelhorn – Junior 3:09 Collins*Piano – Al HaigTrombone – Kai WindingTrumpet – Miles DavisTuba – Bill BarberWritten-By – Wallinton* Jeru Alto Saxophone – Lee KonitzArranged By – Gerry MulliganBaritone Saxophone 1-3 – Gerry MulliganBass – Joe ShulmanDrums – Max RoachFlugelhorn – Junior 3:12 Collins*Piano – Al HaigTrombone – Kai WindingTrumpet – Miles DavisTuba – Bill BarberWritten-By – Mulligan* Budo Alto Saxophone – Lee KonitzArranged By – John Lewis Baritone Saxophone – 1-4 Gerry MulliganBass – Joe ShulmanDrums – Max RoachFlugelhorn – Junior 2:34 Collins*Piano – Al HaigTrombone – Kai WindingTrumpet – Miles DavisTuba – Bill BarberWritten-By – Powell*, Davis* Venus De Milo Alto Saxophone – Lee KonitzArranged By – Gerry MulliganBaritone Saxophone 1-5 – Gerry MulliganBass – Nelson BoydDrums – Kenny ClarkeFlugelhorn – Sandy 3:12 SiegelsteinPiano – John Lewis Trombone – Jay Jay Johnson*Trumpet – Miles DavisTuba – Bill BarberWritten-By – Mulligan* Boplicity Alto Saxophone – Lee KonitzArranged By – Gil EvansBaritone Saxophone – 1-6 Gerry MulliganBass – Nelson BoydDrums – Kenny ClarkeFlugelhorn – Sandy 3:00 SiegelsteinPiano – John Lewis Trombone – Jay Jay Johnson*Trumpet – Miles DavisTuba – Bill BarberWritten-By – Henry* Israel Alto Saxophone – Lee KonitzArranged By – John CarisiBaritone Saxophone – 1-7 Gerry MulliganBass – Nelson BoydDrums – Kenny ClarkeFlugelhorn – Sandy 2:17 SiegelsteinPiano – John Lewis Trombone – Jay Jay Johnson*Trumpet – Miles DavisTuba – Bill BarberWritten-By – Carisi* Rouge Alto Saxophone – Lee KonitzArranged By – John Lewis Baritone Saxophone – 1-8 Gerry MulliganBass – Nelson BoydDrums – Kenny ClarkeFlugelhorn – Sandy 3:14 SiegelsteinPiano – John Lewis Trombone – Jay Jay Johnson*Trumpet – Miles DavisTuba – Bill BarberWritten-By – Lewis* Moon Dreams Alto Saxophone – Lee KonitzArranged By – Gil EvansBaritone Saxophone – 1-9 Gerry MulliganBass – Al McKibbonDrums – Max RoachFlugelhorn – Gunther 3:19 SchullerPiano – John Lewis Trombone – Jay Jay Johnson*Trumpet – Miles DavisTuba – Bill BarberWritten-By – McGregor*, Mercer* Deception Alto Saxophone – Lee KonitzArranged By – Miles DavisBaritone Saxophone – 1-10 Gerry MulliganBass – Al McKibbonDrums – Max RoachFlugelhorn – Gunther 2:48 SchullerPiano – John Lewis Trombone – Jay Jay Johnson*Trumpet – Miles DavisTuba – Bill BarberWritten-By – Davis* Rocker Alto Saxophone – Lee KonitzArranged By – Gerry MulliganBaritone Saxophone 1-11 – Gerry MulliganBass – Al McKibbonDrums – Max RoachFlugelhorn – Gunther 3:05 SchullerPiano – John Lewis Trombone – Jay Jay Johnson*Trumpet – Miles DavisTuba – Bill BarberWritten-By – Mulligan* Whispering Bass – Percy HeathDrums – Roy HaynesPiano – John Lewis Tenor Saxophone – 1-12 3:00 Sonny RollinsTrombone – Bennie GreenTrumpet – Miles DavisWritten-By – Schonburger*, Cobun*, Rose* My Old Flame Bass – Tommy PotterDrums – Art BlakeyPiano – Walter Bishop Jr.*Tenor 1-13 6:35 Saxophone – Sonny RollinsTrumpet – Miles DavisWritten-By – Johnston*, Coslow* It's Only A Paper Moon Bass – Tommy PotterDrums – Art BlakeyPiano – Walter Bishop Jr.*Tenor 1-14 5:24 Saxophone – Sonny RollinsTrumpet – Miles DavisWritten-By – Rose*, Harburg*, Arlen* Dear Old Stockholm Alto Saxophone – Jackie McLeanBass – Oscar PettifordDrums – Kenny 1-15 4:10 ClarkePiano – Gil CogginsTrombone – Jay Jay Johnson*Trumpet – Miles DavisWritten-By – Trad.* Yesterdays 1-16 Bass – Oscar PettifordDrums – Kenny ClarkePiano – Gil CogginsTrumpet – 3:42 Miles DavisWritten-By – Kern*, Harbach* Tasty Pudding Arranged By – Al CohnBass – Leonard GaskinDrums – Kenny ClarkePiano – 1-17 3:22 John Lewis Tenor Saxophone – Al Cohn, Zoot SimsTrumpet – Miles DavisWritten-By – Cohn* Ray's Idea Bass – Percy HeathDrums – Art BlakeyPiano – Gil CogginsTenor Saxophone – 1-18 3:47 Jimmy HeathTrombone – Jay Jay Johnson*Trumpet – Miles DavisWritten-By – Fuller*, Brown* Enigma Arranged By – Jay Jay Johnson*Bass – Percy HeathDrums – Art BlakeyPiano – 1-19 3:25 Gil CogginsTenor Saxophone – Jimmy HeathTrombone – Jay Jay Johnson*Trumpet – Miles DavisWritten-By – Johnson* When Lights Are Low 1-20 Bass – Percy HeathDrums – Max RoachPiano – John Lewis Trumpet – Miles 3:28 DavisWritten-By – Carter*, Williams* Smooch 1-21 Bass – Percy HeathDrums – Max RoachPiano – Charles MingusTrumpet – Miles 3:07 DavisWritten-By – Mingus*, Davis* Miles Ahead 1-22 Bass – Percy HeathDrums – Max RoachPiano – John Lewis Trumpet – Miles 4:32 DavisWritten-By – Davis* Walkin' The Leap 2-1 Bass – Percy HeathDrums – Art BlakeyPiano – Horace SilverTrumpet – Miles 4:33 DavisWritten-By – Davis* It Never Entered My Mind 2-2 Bass – Percy HeathDrums – Art BlakeyPiano – Horace SilverTrumpet – Miles 4:03 DavisWritten-By – Rodgers, Hart* Four 2-3 Bass – Percy HeathDrums – Art BlakeyPiano – Horace SilverTrumpet – Miles 4:01 DavisWritten-By – Davis* Old Devil Moon 2-4 Bass – Percy HeathDrums – Art BlakeyPiano – Horace SilverTrumpet – Miles 3:22 DavisWritten-By – Lane*, Harburg* Blue Haze 2-5 Bass – Percy HeathDrums – Art BlakeyPiano – Horace SilverTrumpet – Miles 6:08 DavisWritten-By – Davis* Solar 2-6 Alto Saxophone – Dave Schildkraut*Bass – Percy HeathDrums – Kenny 4:43 ClarkePiano – Horace SilverTrumpet – Miles DavisWritten-By – Davis* I'll Remember April Alto Saxophone – Dave Schildkraut*Bass – Percy HeathDrums – Kenny 2-7 7:52 ClarkePiano – Horace SilverTrumpet – Miles DavisWritten-By – Raye*, DePaul*, Johnson* You Don't Know What Love Is 2-8 Bass – Percy HeathDrums – Kenny ClarkePiano – Horace SilverTrumpet – 4:22 Miles DavisWritten-By – Raye*, DePaul* Walkin' Bass – Percy HeathDrums – Kenny ClarkePiano – Horace SilverTenor 2-9 13:26 Saxophone – Lucky ThompsonTrombone – Jay Jay Johnson*Trumpet – Miles DavisWritten-By – Carpenter* Oleo 2-10 Bass – Percy HeathDrums – Kenny ClarkePiano – Horace SilverTenor 5:11 Saxophone – Sonny RollinsTrumpet – Miles DavisWritten-By – Rollins* Doxy 2-11 Bass – Percy HeathDrums – Kenny ClarkePiano – Horace SilverTenor 4:53 Saxophone – Sonny RollinsTrumpet – Miles DavisWritten-By – Rollins* But Not For Me Bass – Percy HeathDrums – Kenny ClarkePiano – Horace SilverTenor 2-12 5:43 Saxophone – Sonny RollinsTrumpet – Miles DavisWritten-By – Gershwin, Gershwin* Companies, etc. Licensed From – Nocturne Phonographic Copyright (p) – Nocturne Copyright (c) – Nocturne Pressed By – Grupo Gema Duplicated By – Tecnodisco, S.A. Printed By – Cromopack Mastered At – Art et Son Studio Credits Artwork [Desenhos] – João Moreno Coordinator – Maria João Ribeiro Design, Graphics – Renaud Barès Directed By [Director Da Colecção BD Jazz] – Bruno Théol Text By [Argumento] – João Paulo Cotrim Text By, Other [Selecção] – Christian Bonnet , Claude Carrière Transferred By, Mastered By – Alexis Frenkel, Christophe Hénault Translated By – Helena Gubernatis Typography [Paginação] – Liliana Sobreiro Notes Portuguese edition with 32-page comic book of Miles biograhy. Tracks 1-1 to 1-4: 21 Jan. 1949 Tracks 1-5 to 1-8: 22 April 1949 Tracks 1-9 to 1-11: 9 March 1950 Track 1-12: 17 Janv. 1951 Tracks 1-13 & 1-14: 5 Oct. 1951 Track 1-15 & 1-16: 9 May 1952 Track 1-17: 19 Feb. 1953 Tracks 1-18 & 1-19: 20 Apr. 1953 Tracks 1-20 to 1-22: 16 May 1953 CD 1 total time 77'39 Tracks 2-1 & 2-2: 6 March 1954 Tracks 2-3 to 2-5: 15 March 1954 Tracks 2-6 to 2-8: 3 April 1954 Track 2-9: 29 April 1954 Tracks 2-10 to 2-12: 29 June 1954 CD 2 total time 68'39 Edição Corda Seca, SA sob licença Éditions Nocturne (Corda Seca, SA edition under license Éditions Nocturne) Duplicação Audio por Tecnodisco, SA (Grupo GEMA) - Madrid (P) & (C) 2003 Nocturne Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Printed): 9 789728 938093 Barcode (Scanned: EAN_13): 9789728938093 Matrix / Runout (CD 1): ['Grupo Gema' logo] WWW.GRUPOGEMA.ES CD BDJAZZN13I #1 Mastering SID Code (CD 1): IFPI L193 Mould SID Code (CD 1): IFPI 3311 Matrix / Runout (CD 2): ['Grupo Gema' logo] WWW.GRUPOGEMA.ES CD BDJAZZN13II #1 Mastering SID Code (CD 2): IFPI L193 Mould SID Code (CD 2): IFPI 3305 Depósito Legal: 234038/05 Other (ISBN): 972-8938-09-8 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year BDJZ 036 Miles Davis Miles Davis (2xCD, Comp, Com) Nocturne BDJZ 036 France 2006 Related Music albums to Miles Davis by Miles Davis Gerry Mulligan - Gerry Meets Hamp John Coltrane & Miles Davis - 1955 - 1961 Miles Davis - 1958 Miles Miles Davis - Classics In Jazz Part 1 Gerry Mulligan And The Concert Jazz Band - At The Village Vanguard Gerry Mulligan - Gerry's Time Gerry Mulligan - Junior Jazz Gallery Gerry Mulligan And The Concert Jazz Band Guest Soloist: Zoot Sims - Gerry Mulligan And The Concert Jazz Band On Tour Gerry Mulligan Quartet - Tea For Two / The Nearness Of You Miles Davis - Birth Of The Cool.
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