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I Thought About You All Blues/The Theme Seven Steps To Heaven

Miles Davis - trumpet George Coleman - tenor sax Herbie Hancock - piano Ron Carter - bass Tony Williams - drums

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Seven Steps to Heaven I Thought About You (Coleman out) All Blues-> The Theme Like Someone In Love

Miles Davis (tpt); George Coleman (ts); Herbie Hancock (p); Ron Carter (b); Tony Williams (d) track 4 is: Herbie Hancock (p); Cleveland Eaton (b); Theodore Robinson (dr); Listed on several CDs as 6/1/63. Miles Ahead Sessionography says: The Davis Quintet was booked for nine days at the Jazz Villa, May 27-June 4 (Monday-Tuesday). The contract called for three sets per night, plus weekend matinees.

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Intro, Ah-Leu-Cha, Straight, No Chaser, Fran Dance, Two Bass Hit, Bye Bye Blackbird, The Theme

This is 07/03/58, not 07/03/63. The setlist matches 07/03/58 at Newport, there are no '63 Newport recordings circulating, and the second Quintet would not have performed most of the setlist.

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Stella By Starlight So What Joshua (excerpt of the beginning of the version performed 10-01-64)

Miles Davis (tp) George Coleman (ts) Herbie Hancock (p) Ron Carter (b) Tony Williams (d)

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So What? All Blues Stella By Starlight Seven Steps To Heaven Walkin' My Funny Valentine Joshua The Theme

"Juan-Les-Pins Jazz Festival" Miles Davis - Trumpet George Coleman - Saxophone Herbie Hancock - Grand Piano Ron Carter - Double Bass Tony Williams - Drums

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Introduction Autumn Leaves Milestones I Thought About You Joshua All of You Walkin' Bye Bye Blackbird The Theme

Miles Davis (tpt); George Coleman (ts); Herbie Hancock (p); Ron Carter (b); Tony Williams (d); André Francis (ann)

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If I Were A Bell So What

There's a bootleg containing this and a few tunes from 07/26, including the 'So What' from that date.

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So What Stella By Starlight Seven Steps To Heaven Walkin' Recorded live at 'Juan-les-Pins Jazz Festival', Antibes, France---July 26, 1963

If I Were A Bell So What Recorded live at 'Juan-les-Pins Jazz Festival', Antibes, France---July 28, 1963

Miles Davis George Coleman Herbie Hancock Ron Carter Tony Williams

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Intro Autumn Leaves (J. Prevert-J. Mercer-J. Kosma) So What (M. Davis) Stella by Starlight (N. Washington-V. Young) Walkin' (R. Carpenter) The Theme (M. Davis)

Band: Miles Davis (tpt) George Coleman (ts) Herbie Hancock (p) Ron Carter (b) Tony Williams (d) The Quintet played the Monterey Festival at the beginning of a month or two in California; during that time Davis spent a lot of time collaborating with Gil Evans on the music to accompany Peter Barnes's play The Time of the Barracudas. Some of this music, probably only a fraction of what was recorded, was issued on Mosaic MQ11-164 and Columbia CXK 67397. The Time of the Barracudas opened at the Curran Theatre in San Francisco on October 21. Ralph J. Gleason's review in the San Francisco Chronicle (October 24) was not a rave: "Miles Davis' music is used in 'Time of the Barracudas' all right and it's a good thing it is, since the play at the Curran has little else to recommend it." The Davis Quintet was booked for three weeks at the Jazz Workshop in San Francisco (September 3-22), but the show was closed down on the 18th: the owner was charged with "employing a minor" -- Tony Williams! Other activity: Royce Hall, UCLA (September 28); It Club, Los Angeles (October 3-13); Adams-West Theatre (October 11-12 -- these were "after-hours jam sessions" scheduled for 2-6 am). Officially released as MJFR-30310 on Monterey Jazz Festival Records in 2007.

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Seven Steps To Heaven I Thought About You All Blues > The Theme Like Someone In Love

"The Davis Quintet was booked for nine days at the Jazz Villa, May 27-June 4 (Monday-Tuesday). The contract called for three sets per night, plus weekend matinees. Beyond that, I don't know when this music was recorded."

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