MILES DAVIS Milestones (Scarce 1958 UK first press 6-track mono LP on the rough textured black & silver Fontana label, featuring Miles' classic Sextet period, with Cannonball Adderley & John Coltrane also at the top of their game. The album includes the essential title track plus Miles' wonderful take on Thelonious Monk's Straight No Chaser, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. This copy comes from the collection of an ex-Philips employee and despite a tiny mark to the reverse more...
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MILES DAVIS Rated X (Scarce 1999 US Columbia white label single-sided promotional vinyl 12" comprising Bill Laswell's 'Reconstruction & Mix Translation' version of Rated X, taken from the 'Panthalassa: The Remixes' compilation. The vinyl has a post production sticker on the b-side label and shows minimal play issued in the plain die-cut card sleeve) more...
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MILES DAVIS Sketches Of Spain (2016 UK/EU limited edition 5-track stereo LP pressed on 180-gram Yellow Vinyl, complete with authentic 'Columbia 6-eye' original label design. This glorious album, originallyreleased in 1960, was the mesmerizing follow-up to Kind of Blue, and remains one of the greatest jazz albums of all time. Picture sleeve replicationg the original cover artwork. The sleeve shows little to no signs of wear and the vinyl a more...
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MILES DAVIS Merci Miles! Live At Vienne (2021 UK/EU 8-track double album 2-LP, a previously unreleased historic set recorded at the Jazz A Vienne Festival, France on July 1st 1991, now available on vinyl for the very first time. A musical farewell to France and the world from Miles' final tour - he passed away just two months later. On stage with Miles was Kenny Garrett, Deron Johnson, Foley, Richard Patterson and Ricky Wellman, performing a set that includes two songs written by Prince more...
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MILES DAVIS The Complete Birth Of The Cool (2019 US remastered edition double album 2-LP, including the original album plus a 1948 live set at The Royal Roost New York presented here on vinyl for the very first time. Gatefold picture sleeve with booklet and new essay by Ashley Khan, factory sealed with hype sticker intact) more...
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MILES DAVIS Pangaea (1975 Japanese 2-track double LP, recorded live in Osaka on 1st February 1975 [the evening show, which complements Agharta, the afternoon show]. Lethal jazz rock! The gatefold picture sleeve includes the 8-page illustratedJapanese booklet & both have stunning artwork that was unique upon release. The packaging shows just very minor ageing & the vinyl is Excellent to Near Mint with few signs of play SOPZ96~97) more...
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MILES DAVIS Agharta (1975 Japanese first issue 5-track double vinyl LP recorded at the Osaka Festival Hall in Japan on 1st February 1975 in the afternoon [Pangaea being the evening recording]. This is one of Miles' last masterpieces where he cooks up an electric storm of cross polyrhythms & voodoo funk with guitar slinger Pete Cosey, housed in a beautiful Japanese gatefold sleeve with the glossy illustrated 8-page booklet & obi. There is some minor shelfwear to the edges and a tiny more...
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MILES DAVIS Merci Miles! Live At Vienne (2021 UK/EU 8-track double album 2-LP, a previously unreleased historic set recorded at the Jazz A Vienne Festival, France on July 1st 1991, now available on vinyl for the very first time. A musical farewell to France and the world from Miles' final tour - he passed away just two months later. On stage with Miles was Kenny Garrett, Deron Johnson, Foley, Richard Patterson and Ricky Wellman, performing a set that includes two songs written byPrin more...
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