Miles Davis Quintet, Philharmonic Hall At Lincoln Center, New York City, February 12th, 1964 (album)

Public recording of the Miles Davis Quintet on February 12th, 1964 in Philharmonic Hall, Lincoln Center in New York City.

The quintet played within the framework of one evening in favor of the electoral fights for the racial equality. It is the last participation of the saxophonist George Coleman in the formation ; it will be évincé group by the young beater Tony Williams which considered it too traditional and not enough " free".
The concert remained in the history of the jazz like one of best the " live" of Miles Davis, in front of a public, criticisms and a room impressionnants.

There exist various versions of the recording under the names of: " Four" & more (Columbia), Miles Davis Quintet (Giants off jazz), Miles Davis in Concert, My Funny Valentine (Columbia).
To note the very beautiful version of " My Funny Valentine" by a Miles Davis at the top of her Article.

Quintet

Miles Davis (Trumpet)
Herbie Hancock (Piano)
Ron Casing (Double bass)
George Coleman (Saxophone tenor)
Tony Williams (Battery)

Tracks

Album: " Four" & more

1. So What (9: 10)

2. Walkin' (8: 08)

3. Joshua/Go Go (Topic and annoucement) (11: 13)

4. Furnace (6: 19)

5. Seven Steps to Heaven (7: 46)

6. There is No Greayer Coils/Go Go (Topic and annoucement) (11: 26)

Album: Miles Davis in Concert, My Funny Valentine

1. Introduction by Mort Fega (1: 40)

2. My Funny Valentine (14: 55)

3. All off You (14: 40)

4. Go-Go (Topic And Reintroduction) (1: 45)

5. Stella by Starlight (13: 02)

6. All Blues (8: 51)

7. I Thought butt You (11: 13)

Album: Miles Davis Quintet

1. Furnace (6: 16)

2. My Funny Valentine (14: 52)

3. All off You (14: 46)

4. All Blues (8: 51)

5. So What (9: 08)

6. Walkin' (8: 10)

7. Joshua (9: 30)

8. Go Go (1: 38)

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