A Tribute To Miles Davis
Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Ron Carter, Tony Williams, Wallace Roney
Westbury Music Fair
Westbury, NY
June 19, 1992
(TapeTyrant Archive Series Volume 30)
Transfer: SB Master > Nakamichi DR-01 (azimuth adjusted) > USBPre2 Sound Devices > Audacity > iZotope RX / ozone (mastered) > xACT 2.50 > FLAC
01 Tuning
02 So What
03 R.J.
04 Little One
05 Pinocchio
06 All Blues
07 Drums > Elegy
08 Orbits > Paraphernalia
09 Eighty-One
10 My Ship
11 The Sorcerer
12 Pee Wee
13 The Theme
Known Faults:
-The Sorcerer: end cut
-Pee Wee: start cut
Working through TapeTyrant's master tapes for the phenomenal "TapeTyrant Master Series" revealed an additional cache of gems. His collection not only boasts an exceptional archive of masters, but it also includes an impressive array of uncirculated first-generation recordings and soundboards.
Since these rare gems can't be incorporated into the Master Series yet deserve recognition, we've devised a companion collection. Enter the "TapeTyrant Archive Series"�a creative showcase featuring uncirculated soundboards, primarily first-generation audience captures, and unique upgrades�all curated to share the full depth of TapeTyrant's archive.
In 1992, following Miles Davis�s passing, Herbie Hancock spearheaded a tribute tour honoring the musical innovator�s legacy. This tour, titled A Tribute to Miles Davis, brought together members of the legendary Miles Davis "Second Great" Quintet�pianist Herbie Hancock, saxophonist Wayne Shorter, bassist Ron Carter, and drummer Tony Williams�with trumpeter Wallace Roney stepping in to evoke Miles�s distinctive sound.
This is an excellent SB of the performance at the Westbury Music Fair, thanks to Goody for the ongoing pitch assistance and closing a few gaps in the setlist.
We owe TapeTyrant a big debt of gratitude for allowing me the honor of mastering and sharing his archives with all of us in what I hope are the definitive editions.
Get into those closets, basements and attics and let's get those uncirculated captures and upgrades out...no tape left behind.
Artwork is included.
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(01) Pink Floyd Touring Band 1987-10-11 New York City (Master - unnumbered)
(02) Genesis 1983-11-18 New York City (1st Gen - unnumbered)
03 Sonny Rollins 1984-11-14 Boulder, CO (Low Gen SB)
04 Weather Report 1980-02-24 San Francisco, CA (1st Gen)
05 Jethro Tull 1988-06-27 New York City, NY (1st Gen)
06 UB40 1986-08-19 New York City, NY (1st Gen)
07 David Byrne 1989-10-13 Hollywood, CA (1st Gen)
08 Andy Summers Band 1989-09-26 Redondo Beach, CA (DAT Master > Cassette)
09 Doobie Brothers 1998-06-25 Westbury, NY (DAT SB)
10 Elvis Costello 1995-10-03 New York City, NY
11 Ziggy Marley 1998-03-07 Westbury, NY (DAT SB)
12 Jean-Luc Ponty 1990-08-17 Los Angeles, CA
13 Fabulous Thunderbirds 1997-11-25 Westbury, NY (DAT SB)
14 Glenn Frey & Joe Walsh 1993-07-18 Westbury, NY (SB)
15 Joe Jackson 1991-08-06 Los Angeles, CA (DAT Master > DAT)
16 Chick Corea Elektric Band 1990-05-11 New York City, NY (1st Gen)
17 B.B. King 1992-04-26 Westbury, NY (SB)
18 Doc Watson & Jack Lawrence 1993-03-26 New York City, NY Early & Late Shows (SB)
19 James Brown 1993-06-18 Westbury, NY (SB)
20 Kansas 1993-07-16 Westbury, NY (SB)
21 Ruth Brown / B.B. King 1997-04-06 Westbury, NY (SB)
22 George Carlin 1993-04-30 Westbury, NY (SB)
23 Neville Brothers 1993-07-19 Westbury, NY (SB)
24 Vital Information 1993-01-26 New York City, NY (SB)
25 Gregg Allman 1997-11-25 Westbury, NY (SB)
26 Neville Brothers 1989-12-21 New York City, NY (SB)
27 Adrian Belew 1993-10-01 New York City, NY (DAT Master SB)
28 Santana 1988-09-28 Los Angeles, CA (1st Gen)
29 Bireli Lagrene 1993-04-04 New York City, NY Early & Late (DAT Master SB)
30 Tribute To Miles Davis 1992-06-19 Westbury, NY (SB)
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