Remembering Zakir Hussain, here he is with Dave Holland on bass, a jazz band including Chris Potter on saxophone, Bollywood vocal star Shankar Mahadevan, and Mumbai-based jazz guitarist Sanjay Divecha among others.
Setlist:
"Radhe Rani"
"Hope"
"Shadows"
"Rama Rama"
"Doors"
"Solace"
"Finding The Light"
"Encounter / Breathless"
Shabaka and The Ancestors :: Live at the NTS Live at Jazz Cafe (2017). Sorry, I don’t know much else about this show. The Youtube page doesn’t include any further information or setlist.
Oh well.
Enjoy.
Have you watched the PBS: American Masters special on Miles Davis?
I watched it the other day and really enjoyed it. Of course it left a lot out. But it was also pretty straightforward about what kind of person Miles was. Complicated. Contrarian. Like all of us. And, I felt like it gave a great overview/introduction for long-time fans and those just coming to Miles’ music.
Watch the trailer here:
It should be no surprise to you that I dig Miles Davis. My first born is named Miles. And I love the many phases of Miles’ musical explorations. But lately, I’ve been listening to a lot of the On The Corner stuff. And this 1973 Stockholm Set is right up my alley:
Yesssssseeerrrreeeeeee!
The deets are as follows:
Live at Konserthuset, Stockholm (SWE 1973-10-27)
Band warming up 0:48
Untitled Original 730424c (M. Davis) 16:12
Calypso Frelimo (M. Davis) 20:31
For Dave [Mr. Foster] (M. Davis) 13:32
Tune in 5 (with applause) (M. Davis) 5:01
Liebman continues with "For Dave" (ts solo) while the rhythm section plays "Tune in 5"; cga solo 2:00-4:30
Miles Davis (tpt, org)
Dave Liebman (ss, ts, fl)
Pete Cosey (g, perc)
Reggie Lucas (g)
Michael Henderson (el-b)
Al Foster (d)
James Mtume Forman (cga, perc)
From the fantastic treasure trove of tolvis77 on the Youtubes.