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Star People - CD, LP

Miles Davis

Jazz | Fusion

1983

Variants:

CD Miles Davis: Star People

Music On CD 13. April 2018 Netherlands

Album Reissue

On this 1983 album, Miles Davis rediscovers the blues. In addition to the band members from the "We Want Miles" album, John Scofield, who was part of Davis' band with Mike Stern in late 1982 and also in early 1983, makes his first appearance on the recording. Five of the six tracks feature Marcus Miller, who was later replaced by Tom Barney. Al ...

More ID: 92945 EAN: 8718627226742 Discogs ID: 12068324

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12,29 € ~~13,89 €~~

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Availability

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At supplier 242 pcs

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Details

Title	Star People
Artist	Miles Davis
Format	CD
Labels	Music On CD
Country of issue	Netherlands
Date of publication	13. April 2018
First released	1983
Weight	85 g
EAN	8718627226742
Product ID	92945
Discogs ID	12068324
Discogs reviews	4.17

Miles Davis: Star People version on CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Netherlands in publishing company Music On CD on 13. April 2018.

On this 1983 album, Miles Davis rediscovers the blues. In addition to the band members from the "We Want Miles" album, John Scofield, who was part of Davis' band with Mike Stern in late 1982 and also in early 1983, makes his first appearance on the recording. Five of the six tracks feature Marcus Miller, who was later replaced by Tom Barney. Al Foster and Mino Cinelu play drums and percussion. Miles Davis plays trumpet and often the Oberheim synthesizer simultaneously (without the use of overdubs), as well as a self-recorded intermezzo for the more than one-minute blues "Star People".

Album spans genres Jazz and Fusion.