Found some more Miles Lost Quintet 1969, coming up....
Fred <fred@hello.nl> wrote:
>First, your'e all very welcome !!
>
>This Miles period also called "The Lost Quintet" is one my favorites.
>
>There has been circulating 12 cd's (bootleg) from it, I'd love to get my hands
>on these, but couldn't find.
>If someone has them, please upload ?!
>Info from here:
>http://milestrees.blogspot.nl/2011/11/1969-miles-lost-quintet-tree.html
>(almost all the links there are broken)
>
>
>"The Lost Quintet refers the Miles Davis Band from 1969 that included Miles
>Davis (trumpet) with Dave Holland (bass), Wayne Shorter (Tenor and soprano
>Sax), Jack Dejohnette (Drums) and Chick Corea (keyboards). This astounding
>ensemble created transitional music during volatile cultural and political
>times.
>
>For a good overview of the band during this period, you can check out the
>That Time (Columbia / Legacy) by Chris Slawecki. You might also take a look
>at
> the review for the same release by Dominique Leone. A cursory Internet
>search
>will will yield plenty of other references to the L5.
>
>If you get a copy of A Miles Davis Reader edited by Bill Kirchner, you will
>find an article called "The Lost Quintet" by Peter Keepnews. Most of the
>later
>Miles biographies have plenty of detail about this musical era too.
>
>1969 Miles: The Lost Quintet Tree (12 CDs) has been capably administered by
>Scott Peterson, with help from various Daemons and Wizards who are fellow
>Mileslist MFs. Notable among the D&W is Londoner Scott Kiehl who prepared
>and
>hosted the initial sign-up web site. We are all indebted to Scott K. for
>bringing Miles trees into the Web world.
>
>The subscription to the L5 tree closed on July 4th, 2003 and is now in
>propagation mode. If you did not get in on this tree, we are sure it will
>soon
>begin to crop up on numerous trade lists and trade groups such as All_Jazz.
>You can click here to sign up for announcements of future Miles Trees."
>
>
>Fred
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