Recorded in June 1970, 'Miles Davis At Fillmore' captures a restless, electrifying moment at the crossroads of jazz and rock. Davis, never content with the status quo, assembled a peerless band—Chick Corea, Keith Jarrett, Jack DeJohnette, and more—to ignite the stage at New York’s legendary Fillmore East. Across four nights, Davis and his ensemble dissolve the borders between genres, threading jazz improvisation through psychedelic rock and funk grooves. The result is a sonic tapestry that’s both chaotic and mesmerizing, with extended jams that abandon structure in favor of raw, communal exploration. This album documents the fearless transformation of jazz into something volatile and new, as Davis draws from the energy of the era’s counterculture and the open-minded Fillmore audience. For collectors, it’s a rare opportunity to witness jazz’s greatest innovator in mid-flight—risking, reaching, and redefining what live music could be. This is not background music; it's an invitation to experience the thrill of invention in real time, and essential listening for anyone invested in the evolution of modern music.
Track List:
1-1 - Wednesday Miles - 24:16
1-2 - Thursday Miles - 26:59
2-1 - Friday Miles - 27:59
2-2 - Saturday Miles - 22:22