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A look back at 1975 with Miles Davis, John Abercrombie and Billy Cobham
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Some hard-edged music from
Miles Davis
trumpet1926 - 1991
John Abercrombie
guitar1944 - 2017
Jan Hammer
keyboardsb.1948
Lenny White
drumsb.1949
Billy Cobham
drumsb.1944
Herbie Hancock
pianob.1940
Mahavishnu Orchestra
band / ensemble / orchestrab.1971
Return to Forever
band / ensemble / orchestra
Stanley Clarke
bassb.1951
Playlist
- Miles Davis "Prelude 2" from Agharta (CBS) 00:00
- John Abercrombie "Lungs" from Timeless (ECM)08:09
- Lenny White "Mating Drive" from Venusian Summer (Nemperor) 16:21
- Billy Cobham "Red Baron" from Shabazz (Atlantic) 24:41
- Herbie Hancock "The Traitor" from Man Child (Columbia) 33:01
- Mahavishnu Orchestra "On The Way Home To Earth" from Visions Of The Emerald Beyond (CBS) 40:59
- Return To Forever "Celebration Suite" from No Mystery (Polydor) 48:5
- Stanley Clarke "Hello Jeff" from Journey to Love (Nemperor) 57:16
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