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Big Fun - LP, CD

Miles Davis

Jazz | Fusion | Modal | Jazz-Funk

1974

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2LP Miles Davis: Big Fun

2LP 180g 180gm Vinyl

Music On Vinyl | Columbia 16. September 2016 Europe

Album Reissue

Originally released in 1974, "Big Fun" features music from three different phases of Miles Davis' "electric" period in the early 1970s. The first and fourth sides, featuring the songs "Great Expectations" and "Lonely Fire", were recorded three months after the recording of "Bitches Brew" and feature the sitar, tambura, tabla and other Indian ins...

More ID: 4624 EAN: 8719262000056 Discogs ID: 9012748

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Title	Big Fun
Artist	Miles Davis
More info	2LP 180g 180gm Vinyl
Format	2x LP (vinyl)
Labels	Music On Vinyl \| Columbia
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	16. September 2016
First released	1974
Weight	460 g
EAN	8719262000056
Product ID	4624
Discogs ID	9012748
Discogs reviews	4.65

Miles Davis: Big Fun version on vinyl 2LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Music On Vinyl in cooperation with Columbia on 16. September 2016.

Originally released in 1974, "Big Fun" features music from three different phases of Miles Davis' "electric" period in the early 1970s. The first and fourth sides, featuring the songs "Great Expectations" and "Lonely Fire", were recorded three months after the recording of "Bitches Brew" and feature the sitar, tambura, tabla and other Indian instruments. In addition, Davis plays trumpet for the first time with his signature harmonic flute, which makes his trumpet sound almost like a sitar. The track "Ife" was part of the recording of the 1972 album "On The Corner", which featured a groove and a collection of musicians with individual improvisations and variations over a hypnotic bass line. The track "Go Ahead" was recorded in 1970 and comes from Jack Johnson's recordings. The recording is based on riffs and grooves with a fairly minimalist line-up of Steve Grossman - soprano sax, Dave Holland - bass, Jack DeJohnette - drums and John McLaughlin - guitar with wah wah pedal.

Album spans genres Jazz, Fusion, Modal and Jazz-Funk. 2LP 180g 180gm Vinyl.