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| | Bitches Brew - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Bitches Brew was an unusual, groundbreaking and controversial contribution to jazz; the album is considered a seminal jazz fusion record. | | | Bitches Brew is an album by trumpeter Miles Davis, released in 1970. | | | Bitches Brew also pioneered the application of the studio as a musical instrument, featuring stacks of edits and studio effects that were an integral part of the music. |
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| | Miles Davis - Bitches Brew |
| | Bitches' Brew is a further extension of the basic idea he investigated in his two previous albums, Filles De Kilimanjaro and In A Silent Way. | | | The CD reissue adds "Feio," a track recorded early in 1970 with the same band. | | | Thought by many to be the most revolutionary album in jazz history, having virtually created the genre known as jazz-rock fusion (for better or worse) and being the jazz album to most influence rock and funk musicians, Bitches Brew is, by its very nature, mercurial. |
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| | Miles Davis Complete Bitches Brew Sessions |
| | Bitches Brew was a 2-LP set released by Miles Davis in April 1970. | | | THE COMPLETE BITCHES BREW SESSIONS, a comprehensive 4-CD Set, presents 9 Previously Unissued Tracks (90 minutes of new music) in pristine remixed sound and elegant packaging. | | | It marked the line of demarcation between the sound of all music before it appeared, and after. |
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| | Amazon.com: Music: Bitches Brew [EXTRA TRACKS] [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED] |
| | "Bitches Brew" is an album that any musicians or music listeners should consider, for it is such an important landmark in the world of music that helped to create such an important genre that includes everything from Sting to Smooth Jazz to The Weather Report. | | | I also have to mention that there are surprising musical similarities between the music on this album and the music of a German band, Can. | | | There are many other important highlights that one hears on "Bitches Brew", from the techmicality of "Spanish Key" to the closing of the album with "Feio", is all apart of a very genius album. |
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| | Splendid Magazine reviews Bitches Brew: Bootleg Brew Vol. I |
| | Bootleg Brew, naturally, has more of a raw sound, but the band retains their perfect mix of giddy improvisation and infectious and dynamic melodies. | | | Although "Prelude (Part II)" retains the eccentric percussion of the two tracks before it, the song is appropriately lower-key -- for the listener can't help but be a little worn out by fifty-odd minutes of frenetic jazz that lead up to this indulgently-titled track. | | | This, they explain, is because they decided to cut a live album after a number of amazing performances that, by their very nature, could never be duplicated. |
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| | MIles Davis' Bitches Brew |
| | Augmenting the original Bitches Brew release with recorded material from the four additional studio dates was a purely musical one made by producer Bob Belden. | | | Columbia/Legacy recently released The Complete Bitches Brew Sessions, a four-CD package that includes nine previously unissued tracks and several numbers that were released on such other Davis albums as Big Fun, Circle in the Round and Live-Evil. | | | Unlike other Davis box sets from Legacy, The Complete Bitches Brew Sessions opens with the six Bitches Brew tracks in their LP sequence, satisfying those who want to hear the tracks in their original order. |
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| | Salon Entertainment A master at dangerous play |
| | In this album -- on which "Bitches Brew" stalwarts Chick Corea and Dave Holland made their Miles debuts -- jazz seemed to have been boiled down into the most intimate, elusive and enigmatic of essential parts. | | | But for the greatest creator of improvisational music in the 20th century, changing history was par for the course. | | | At once lyrical and off-kilter, it had the weight of a classical composition -- and was as airy and insubstantial as a soap bubble. |
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| | MILES DAVIS: The Complete Bitches Brew Sessions (Mosaic) |
| | When Miles Davis released Bitches Brew in April 1970, he set the music world on its ear. | | | In addition to the six original selections, The Complete Bitches Brew Sessions also features nine unreleased tracks, alternate takes, and tracks from previously released LPs. | | | Even if you think you know these tracks, you'll hear something new when you hear the new Mosaic pressing. |
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| | Miles Davis - Bitches Brew - Audio CD, Compact Discs At Earfloss.com |
| | Miles Davis has released "Bitches Brew" for your listening pleasure. | | | When you hear a song like "Pharaoh's Dance" on the radio, you can't help but want to hear more songs like it. | | | Miles Davis - Bitches Brew - Audio CD, Compact Discs At Earfloss.com |
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| | JamBase COOKIN' WITH BITCHES BREW |
| | I, Bitches Brew has made a totally psychedelic jazz fusion album. | | | Now I've said for a while that I think that the Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey has the coolest song titles around, but Bitches Brew are right behind them. | | | Jazz has become really popular again, the people's music, music to dance to like it was back in the day. |
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| | Miles Davis The Complete Bitches Brew Sessions |
| | What coalesced as these ten to twenty musicians fed frenzy-like off the brash impulses of one another was a music that literally lifted itself away from their conscious control and began making its own decisions. | | | Suffice it to say that much of the previously unreleased material travels along similar time wrinkles, some of it leaving unanswered questions for the listener to forever puzzle over. | | | Sure enough, this sprawling team of talent would create with Miles the most impenetrable, incendiary, and finally revelatory musical experiment of his lifetime. |
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http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=6907
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| | Jazz Bulletin Board - Bitches Brew |
| | December 28th, 2004 11:25 AM I hardly listen to stuff post 1975 either. | | | December 28th, 2004 11:43 AM I recently found my cassette copy of "You Are Under Arrest" - listened to it a few times and could really get into it. | | | A few years ago I bought a CD copy of Bitches Brew. |
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| | Miles Davis - "Cool" Jazz Musician |
| | In the 1960s he recorded music that blended rock and jazz elements. | | | His best-selling album, Bitches Brew (1970), signaled his success in extending the boundaries of jazz and established a style that was heavily explored by other musicians throughout the 1970s. |
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| | Required Audio: Bitches Brew--The Medium is The Message |
| | Home » Required Audio » Required Audio: Music Reviews » Bitches Brew--The Medium is The Message | | | Required Audio: Bitches Brew--The Medium is The Message | | | Emerging from Tokyo's underground music scene, brother duo Tetsushi and Takuma Nonaka sustain the frenetic mood of "Bitches Brew" that parallels the book by fusing elements of jazz, hip hop, breakbeats, drum nd bass and abstract noise to produce a sound that defies categorization by challenging the boundaries of musical genres. |
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| | MILES DAVIS |
| | While the song selection is interesting, spanning the frame from "So What" to "Tutu," the playing is less than inspired. | | | Miles’ own "Bitches Brew Sessions" is the fourth in Sony’s massive and impressive boxed set releases, and comes, as have all of those releases, in an incredible array of discography, photographs, recollections and essays. | | | As Carlos Santana points out in his interesting introductory liner notes, this was a period of incredible searching by Miles, as he and producer Teo Macero started a journey into the incorporation of rock rhythms and attitude into his previously straight ahead jazz compositions. |
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| | JamBase BITCHES BREW 12.23 SAN FRANCISCO |
| | With heavyweight hornman Jab on trumpet (electrified and spacey with wah-wah and reverb effects), the band tore through a dizzying array of vintage Miles compositions, spanning several of his most ambitious, funktified fusion albums. | | | After the 1970 release of Bitches Brew, the first of several dense, groove-drenched textural experiments, Miles was widely panned by jazz purists who claimed he had sacrificed the structured, harmonic significance of his earlier post-bop work in favor of a diluted pop-jazz crossover. | | | It took more than twenty years for this mystifying music to return to the popular idiom, and fortunately the players in Bitches Brew not only sincerely love the form but also have the guts and the skill to handle it and make it something totally their own. |
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| | Amazon.com: Profile For Harry Joiner: Reviews |
| | Having now heard it a dozen times, I have picked up perhaps only 80% of what this CD has to offer. | | | Shadow's got NASA radio transmissions, an interview with Dr. Maxwell Maltz, classical music, samples from Miles Davis' Bitches Brew, and a godzillion other things baked into this offering. |
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| | Bitches Brew Gooey Dewey |
| | (*The live recording titled Bootleg Brew is slightly hindered by substandard audio quality and some background audience chatter, although their performances supercede some of the inadequacies.) | | | They also combine more than enough chutzpah and shock therapy into their comprehensive program: there are thrills a minute. | | | The San Francisco-based outfit Bitches Brew has adopted the late trumpeter's methodologies into its overall sound and approach. |
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| | From "bioenergy" to "black-acrylic" |
| | bitches brew - Info on the soundtrack to the Tom Cruise/Jamie Foxx movie, Collateral. | | | bitching - RadioactiveCat 10/18/2004 Filed under: bitching Adam @ 10:50 am Top Ten Thoughts sent to me from Emrys about his long meeting: Welcome to the IQ vortex. | | | Artists featured in Audioslave, The Roots, and Miles Davis. |
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| | CounterPunch's Favorite Albums |
| | Tuskeegee Experiments stands as one of the most dramatic leaps forward in improvised music since Miles Davis laid the groundwork for hiphop in On the Corner. | | | This album, his first, is an hypnotic brew of funk, hip hop, and hard bop, interwoven with strands of Schumann, yes, that Schumann. | | | The gifted young clarinetist Don Byron is just the latest to shatter this outlandish lie. |
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| | Features Bitches’ brew |
| | They showed our national superiority, our victorious control, by making bitches out of Iraqi people as if they were pledges rushing the frat house of Bushwhacked democracy, as if they were recalcitrant roomies in the prison house of Preemptive Strike. | | | One of the most prevalent gender slurs they played with was "bitch," a derogatory term for woman dating to the 15th century. | | | Following this pie-in-the-sky feminist work, in the ’80s Oprah dedicated an entire uplifting show to women who considered themselves bitches, who played bitches on TV, and who wanted to be bitches. |
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| | Borders - Store Inventory - Title Detail - Bitches Brew |
| | Among the most controversial recordings in the history of jazz, BITCHES BREW was Miles Davis' shot across the bow of jazz insularity, a bold statement about jazz's ability to draw upon elements of popular culture, without mitigating its spirit of spontaneous invention. | | | Davis became a lightning rod for jazz's transformation, by mixing the best elements of '60s free jazz with dancing funk rhythms, electric rock textures, blues phrasing and his own breakthroughs in harmony and modality. | | | Joe Zawinul's "Pharaoh's Dance" and Davis' "Bitches Brew" treat their multiple themes in a ritualistic manner, as several strata of voices engage the lead melody in exciting exchanges. |
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| | St. Louis Walk of Fame - Miles Davis |
| | One of jazz' great bandleaders and arrangers, his milestone recordings include Birth of the Cool, Kind of Blue and Bitches Brew. | | | By 1948 he led his own bop groups in New York. |
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| | The Bitches' Brew in Hollywood - Improv Message Boards |
| | The Bitches' Brew is an original comedy show about the struggle of five women during the week of Valentine's Day when the laundromat below them turns into a Lesbian bar. | | | The Bitches' Brew in Hollywood - Improv Message Boards |
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