Album · 2001
Impressions of Miles Davis
- Released
- 28 August 2001
- Label
- Teorecords
- Catalogue no.
- teomacero
- Tracklist
- 11 tracks
- Length
- 1:08:12
- Country
- US
“Impressions of Miles Davis” is an album by Teo Macero, released in 2001 on Teorecords. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 1:08:12. The line-up features Al Foster (drums (drum set)), Alex Sipiagin (trumpet), David Liebman (soprano saxophone), Harold Danko (piano) and Issac Raz (engineer, synthesizer).
Who played on Impressions of Miles Davis
- Al Foster drums (drum set)
- Alex Sipiagin trumpet
- David Liebman soprano saxophone
- Harold Danko piano
- Issac Raz engineer, synthesizer
- Jimmy Madison drums (drum set)
- Larry Coryell electric guitar
- Lew Soloff trumpet
- Paul Metzke electric guitar
- Peter Washington double bass
- Randy Brecker trumpet
- Richard Perry tenor saxophone
- Ron Carter double bass
- Ron McClure double bass
- Steve Gadd drums (drum set)
- Teo Macero arranger, conductor, keyboard, producer
- 川崎燎 electric guitar
Tracklist
- 1 Prayer for Miles' 5:15
- 2 Close to the Edge 13:42
- 3 Try Me Miles 5:59
- 4 Theme From Walls and Bridges 3:10
- 5 Who Is the Clown 4:05
- 6 Salute to Gil and Miles 6:33
- 7 Guadalupe 3:35
- 8 Soft Distance 9:24
- 9 Comenche Blues 3:48
- 10 Blues for Miles 4:27
- 11 So Long Miles 8:14
Production
- Glen Kolotkin engineer
- Harvey Pekar liner notes
- Michael Fossenkemper mastering
- Scott Harding engineer
More albums by Teo Macero
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Impressions of Miles Davis?
The line-up of Impressions of Miles Davis includes Al Foster (drums (drum set)), Alex Sipiagin (trumpet), David Liebman (soprano saxophone), Harold Danko (piano), Issac Raz (engineer, synthesizer), Jimmy Madison (drums (drum set)), Larry Coryell (electric guitar) and Lew Soloff (trumpet).
Which label released Impressions of Miles Davis?
Impressions of Miles Davis was released in 2001 on Teorecords (teomacero).
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