Miles Davis, legendary archive sound source is now available. First of all, the first album is a miraculously excavated recording of a live performance held at the Fukuoka Civic Hall on June 28, 1973, when the sound source itself was not confirmed at all, amid great excitement among fans. This master is recorded from a completely unreleased master sound source newly discovered by this label that has never been distributed among tape traders, and this powerful sound image more than exceeds the impact of the first release. I am confident that you will feel the same way. As you can understand if you listen to the sample, the average jazz fan will not listen to this live performance and say, ``The sound is good.'' However, Miles' 1973 Japan performance documentary, which was secretly sealed for 38 years, is firmly engraved here. It is no exaggeration to say that this is a miraculous CD release for those who are searching for the "lost sound source" of Miles Davis. Unfortunately, because the sound source was hidden for a long time, 38 years, there was a problem with the master itself, so not all songs are completely recorded, but the 57 minutes and 15 seconds included is a historic event. Being able to listen to it is nothing short of a miracle. LIVE AT FUKUOKA, JAPAN 06/28/1973 1.IFE 2.AGHARTA PRELUDE 3.ZIMBABWE 4.BLACK SATIN(inc) MILES DAVIS(tpt, org) DAVE LEIBMAN(ts, ss) PETE COSEY(g, perc) REGGIE LUCAS (g) MICHAEL HENDERSON(b) AL FOSTER(dr) JAMES MTUME FORMAN(perc)
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