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General Discussions => Tribal Funk Affliction => Topic started by: skalnbyc on July 28, 2005, 01:25:59 am
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You chose wisely my man...I need to read Che again, I can\'t remember **** from it.
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shitzki\'s!! i had that miles book in my hand a couple weeks ago... went with the Che biograph instead, lumbering through that phonebook!
You chose poorly. :)
Yes, Miles was quite an ****.:(
Don\'t underestimate Che, talk about an ****, you get on his bad side and you end up dead.
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shitzki\'s!! i had that miles book in my hand a couple weeks ago... went with the Che biograph instead, lumbering through that phonebook!
You chose poorly. :)
Yes, Miles was quite an ****.:(
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shitzki\'s!! i had that miles book in my hand a couple weeks ago... went with the Che biograph instead, lumbering through that phonebook!
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Yeah that autobiography is a fantastic book. I love him talking about cab rides with Bird... and punching Bird, lol. And punching Coltrane. yikes.
Amazing how a man who changed the face of music MULTIPLE times could have been such an ****!
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i loved that book.
It is a great book. I finished it this morning riding the subway to work. As the text reached the summer of 1995 I almost broke into tears. It took some effort to keep it together while riding the train.
was there a mention that miles sat in with them?
No sit-in. Miles and Jerry talk about discussing music but never mention playing together in any format.
I highly recommend reading: Miles, the Autobiography by Miles Davis and Quincy Troupe. Here is a great quote from Miles concerning the shows he played with Steve Miller before he played with the Dead. He "didn\'t have **** going for him, so I\'m pissed because I got to open for this non-playing motherfucker just because he had one or two sorry-ass records out. So I would come late and he would have to go on first, and then when we got there, we just smoked the motherfucking place and everybody dug it, including Bill [Graham]!"
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Who\'s got a copy of the book?
i\'ve still got my copy. i\'ll throw it in my car give it to ya next time i see ya
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Who\'s got a copy of the book?
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i loved that book.
was there a mention that miles sat in with them?
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This is a quote from page 365 of A Long Strange Trip by Dennis McNally
"In the middle of April they [The Grateful Dead] played a weekend at the Filllmore West that would be memorable for a feeling of utter silliness induced by following their opening act. Going on after hearing Miles Davis and the **** Brew band was, as Garcia put it, "ridiculous." "I don\'t ever want to hear anyone snivel about following anyone," said Lesh. "Because I got the one man, right there. Made me feel so dumb. I thought, \'What the **** am I doing here, why aren\'t I at home digesting what I just heard?\' "
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Fusion Smusion... Sketches rules your face!
Al, because it was different and influential AND because BB is ser.
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yeah on the corner is the ****
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i believe they are famous, partially for the fusion thing but mainly cause they sound sound **** good.
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or if they are particularly good musical scores.
:P
miles wasnt using scores at this point. Its pretty much just jams. They are famous because it was so different, and was later recognised as an early fusion album.
go listen to on the corner. :thumbsup:
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I am wondering if the **** Brew Sessions are famous because they set the foundation for the fusion movement or if they are particularly good musical scores.