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Miles Davis & John Coltrane- The Final Tour: Copenhagen, March 24, 1960 (Vinyl)

Miles Davis & John Coltrane- The Final Tour: Copenhagen, March 24, 1960 (Vinyl)
Miles Davis & John Coltrane- The Final Tour: Copenhagen, March 24, 1960 (Vinyl)

Vinyl LP pressing. Showcasing the musical chemistry shared by Miles and Trane and let's fans experience the magic of both artists at the peak of their collective powers. Miles and Trane each implemented their own jazz revolutions at the time of these concerts and the electrifying sonic frisson produced by the sometimes competing/sometimes intertwining music visions of these artists perplexed contemporary jazz fans. As quoted by music historian Ashley Kahn, "it's not that the band members were so much apart, but rather that each were more themselves within the same unit - that divergence could co-exist and make music together". Focuses on the final chapter in the landmark collaboration between Davis and Coltrane - their last live performances together.

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Miles Davis & John Coltrane- The Final Tour: Copenhagen, March 24, 1960 (Vinyl)

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Vinyl LP pressing. Showcasing the musical chemistry shared by Miles and Trane and let's fans experience the magic of both artists at the peak of their collective powers. Miles and Trane each implemented their own jazz revolutions at the time of these concerts and the electrifying sonic frisson produced by the sometimes competing/sometimes intertwining music visions of these artists perplexed contemporary jazz fans. As quoted by music historian Ashley Kahn, "it's not that the band members were so much apart, but rather that each were more themselves within the same unit - that divergence could co-exist and make music together". Focuses on the final chapter in the landmark collaboration between Davis and Coltrane - their last live performances together.

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