Miles Davis - The Complete Concert 1964This recording is one of the best jazz recordings of all time and also some of Miles's best trumpet work. He exhibits great tone, range, technique and improvisation. Miles is so intense on this whole recording, nailing passage after passage. As Miles mentioned in his book, they completely tore the roof off of the place. A great supporting group as well, George Coleman on tenor saxophone, Herbie Hancock on piano, Ron Carter on bass and Tony Williams on

all spread over a 12-page full-size magazine and two bespoke inner sleeves

They all work together to provide their audiences with a varied repertoire of Celtic music with a mix of both traditional and contemporary works of music and dance

" "Cripple Creek

Vittorio Ghielmi is an artist who enjoys crossing borders

plus tracks handpicked by Bassey to reflect her incredible career

Stotijn performs it here with the support of his own orchestra

9 belongs to Dohnányi's early years of success

and sleevenotes by the band

" reflecting imaginary portraits to draw in the listener

I couldn't be more proud of the entire project

Says producer Don Richmond of Howlin' Dog Records

with the common factor being that of quality rustic rockers that bridged the music from Western towards Bop and "Cat Music"