MILES DAVIS - Amandla (2026 Reissue) BLACK GRAPE this edition doesn’t pull punches

this edition doesn’t pull punches

“Jambalaya (On The Bayou)” (#1 / 1952)

trying to conjure up healing spaces or enviroments that had preveioulsy bought me joy

Many of the pieces are simply instrumentals played on his Juan Montero flamenco guitar

open-hearted vision of both music and the world: “Our music is simply for anyone and everyone who believes in the new future we can make together

MILES DAVIS - Amandla (2026 Reissue) BLACK GRAPE this edition doesn’t pull punchesA particularly strong set by late period Miles Davis, this LP is highlighted by a surprisingly straight ahead performance titled Mr. Pastorius. In addition to Davis and his new altoist Kenny Garrett, various guests including Marcus Miller, guitarist Jean Paul Bourelly, Joey DeFrancesco on keyboards, Rick Margitza on tenor, pianist Joe Sample, and bassist Foley get their chances to play next to the great legend, who is in top form.