MILES DAVIS / UMBRIA JAZZ FESTIVAL 1985 / 2026 UPGRADE VERSION (2CDR+1BDR)

Recorded Live at Jazz a Umbria Jazz Festival, Stadio Renato Curi, Perugia, Italy, July 07, 1985
CD (Remastered Sound from TV Broadcast Recording) // EXCELLENT Soundboard Recording // 127 min
Blu-Ray (TV Broadcast Recording) // PRO-Shot // (1920 x 1080) 16:9 // Dolby Digital Stereo // 128 min

Miles Davis - trumpet, synthesizer
Bob Berg - soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone
John Scofield - guitar
Robert Irving III - synthesizer
Darryl Jones - electric bass
Vincent Wilburn Jr. - drums
Steve Thornton - percussion

CD // DISC 1
1. ONE PHONE CALL / STREET SCENES
2. SPEAK / THAT'S WHAT HAPPENED
3. STAR PEOPLE
4. MAZE
5. HUMAN NATURE
6. SOMETHING'S ON YOUR MIND
7. TIME AFTER TIME
8. MS. MORRISINE
9. CODE M.D.

CD // DISC 2
1. PACIFIC EXPRESS
2. KATIA
3. WE ARE THE WORLD
4. HOPSCOTCH
5. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST
6. JEAN PIERRE
7. DECOY

Blu-Ray
1.Opening
2. ONE PHONE CALL / STREET SCENES
3. SPEAK / THAT'S WHAT HAPPENED
4. STAR PEOPLE
5. MAZE
6. HUMAN NATURE
7. SOMETHING'S ON YOUR MIND
8. TIME AFTER TIME
9. MS. MORRISINE (Audio Only)
10. CODE M.D.
11. PACIFIC EXPRESS
12. KATIA
13. Band Introductions - WE ARE THE WORLD
14. HOPSCOTCH
15. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST
16. JEAN PIERRE
17. DECOY (Audio Only)

This 1985 performance at the Ambria Jazz Festival features audio and video. The Blu-ray version features no video for "MS. MORRISINE" and "DECOY," with only images of Miles playing for "MS. MORRISINE" and a black screen for "DECOY." While there are some minor issues, such as unnatural audio transitions between songs and brief blank periods, the CD offers rare footage, such as Miles playing while walking around the lawn after leaving the stage. The unnatural transitions between songs have been corrected for the CD version.

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