2LP Miles Davis: Bitches Brew (55th Anniversary) (ultradisc One-step Pressing) (180g) (limited Numbered Edition) (33 Rpm)

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Bitches Brew - CD, DVD, LP, SACD

Miles Davis

Jazz | Fusion

1970

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2LP Miles Davis: Bitches Brew (55th Anniversary) (ultradisc One-step Pressing) (180g) (limited Numbered Edition) (33 Rpm)

55th Anniversary One-step Limited Numbered

MFSL 6. June 2025 Europe

Anniversary Edition

More ID: 668601 EAN: 0194399825914

Condition

New

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Price

161,99 € ~~217,99 €~~

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Availability

We have changed the nomenclature of the stack. Items with delivery within a week are now 'In stock with supplier'. Items with delivery within two weeks are now 'In stock with publisher'.

At supplier 219 pcs

Expected on

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Title	Bitches Brew (55th Anniversary) (ultradisc One-step Pressing) (180g) (limited Numbered Edition) (33 Rpm)
Artist	Miles Davis
More info	55th Anniversary One-step Limited Numbered
Format	2x LP (vinyl)
Labels	MFSL
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	6. June 2025
First released	1970
EAN	0194399825914
Product ID	668601

Miles Davis: Bitches Brew (55th Anniversary) (ultradisc One-step Pressing) (180g) (limited Numbered Edition) (33 Rpm) version on vinyl 2LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company MFSL on 6. June 2025.

Miles Davis The album Bitches Brew, released in 1970, was groundbreaking, fusing jazz with rock and funk. The album was recorded in two weeks and featured a large line-up of musicians, including John McLaughlin, Chick Corea and Keith Jarrett. The album's experimental sound and Davis' virtuosic playing helped redefine jazz and set the stage for the jazz fusion movement. Bitches Brew is cited as one of the most important albums of all time and is considered a seminal work of the jazz genre.

Album spans genres Jazz and Fusion.