Amsterdam Concert
Miles Davis · 2005
56 min · 10 tracks · jazz fusion · bebop · hard bop
A vibrant tapestry of improvisation that captures the essence of jazz's fluidity and emotional depth.
Why listen to this
- Best for
- fluid improvisation that captivates late-night listening with friends intimate atmosphere of live performance
- Context
- The 'Amsterdam Concert' was released in 2005, marking a significant moment in Miles Davis's posthumous discography. This album features live recordings from a concert in 1969, showcasing Davis during a dynamic period where he was transitioning towards fusion jazz. It reflects his enduring influence on jazz even after his passing in 1991, offering listeners a glimpse into his innovative live performance style.
- If you like
- jazz fusion, bebop, hard bop
Amsterdam Concert is an album by Miles Davis, released in 2005. A vibrant tapestry of improvisation that captures the essence of jazz's fluidity and emotional depth. This album is notable for its authentic representation of Davis's live performances, resonating with both fans and critics alike. It highlights tracks that have become staples in jazz repertoire, further solidifying Davis's legacy as one of the genre's most influential figures. The release also received positive critical reception, contributing to the ongoing appreciation of his work decades after his death. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Amsterdam Concert sound like?
A vibrant tapestry of improvisation that captures the essence of jazz's fluidity and emotional depth. Rooted in jazz fusion and bebop.
What makes Amsterdam Concert by Miles Davis notable?
This album is notable for its authentic representation of Davis's live performances, resonating with both fans and critics alike. It highlights tracks that have become staples in jazz repertoire, further solidifying Davis's legacy as one of the genre's most influential figures. The release also received positive critical reception, contributing to the ongoing appreciation of his work decades after his death. The 'Amsterdam Concert' was released in 2005, marking a significant moment in Miles Davis's posthumous discography. This album features live recordings from a concert in 1969, showcasing Davis during a dynamic period where he was transitioning towards fusion jazz. It reflects his enduring influence on jazz even after his passing in 1991, offering listeners a glimpse into his innovative live performance style.
Who is Amsterdam Concert for?
Amsterdam Concert works well if you're into fluid improvisation that captivates, late-night listening with friends and intimate atmosphere of live performance.
How many songs are on Amsterdam Concert?
Amsterdam Concert has 10 tracks, running approximately 56 minutes.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Four 4:29
- 2 Walkin' Standout 6:25
- 3 Well' You Needn't 5:20
- 4 'Round Midnight Standout 5:30
- 5 Lady Bird 5:22
- 6 Woody'n You 4:58
- 7 Bag's Groove 6:56
- 8 What's New 3:34
- 9 But Not for Me 6:44
- 10 A Night in Tunesia Standout 7:05
Artist Origin
United States
Runtime
56 min 28 sec
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