The live performance at "Zenith", one of the most iconic concert halls in the La Villette district of Paris, was recorded on November 3rd, the first performance from the 1990 European tour, from the broadcast sound source (excluding the drum solo). The 1990 European tour started with a performance at Hammersmith Odeon in London in July and continued until Marburg, Germany in November. The Paris Zenith performance, which saw the light of day for the first time from Megadisc this time, was on November 3rd in the latter half of the tour. Incidentally, the live performance the next day was "Maastricht", which was released from Megadisc and is now out of print. Now, this performance was broadcast on the radio in Europe, but for some reason the live broadcast ended just before the drum solo at the end of "Carnival Time", which was played at the end, due to broadcast time. However, in this title, the drum solo has been patched with the best master audience sound source owned by an overseas Miles researcher, and you can finally listen to it as a complete version. Moreover, the pitch that had gone awry has been corrected, the balance of each range has been adjusted by band analysis, and the tape hiss noise has been reduced to the utmost, resulting in a sharp soundboard sound source. This Zenith performance, which was first performed and recorded on a soundboard, will definitely be a standard item during the 1990 European tour. Live at Zenith, Paris, France 11/03/1990 Disc 1 1.Perfect Way 2.Star People 3.Hannibal 4.The Senate / Me And You 5.Mr.Pastorius 6.Human Nature Disc 2 1.Time After Time 2.Wrinkle 3.Tutu 4.Don't Stop Me Now 5.Carnival Time Miles Davis (tpt, keyb) Kenny Garrett (as, fl) Joe Foley (g) Kay Akagi (synth) Richard Patterson (b) Ricky Wellman (dr) Arlene Davis (perc)
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