Fillmore West, April 1970

Captured live at the iconic Fillmore West Auditorium in San Francisco, "Fillmore West, April 1970" is a testament to the Miles Davis Sextet's innovative spirit and mastery of jazz. Recorded during a historic four-night run opening for the Grateful Dead and Stone the Crows in April 1970, this album is a thrilling blend of hard bop, bebop, and jazz fusion, showcasing the band's electrifying performances and improvisational prowess.

The album features a stellar lineup, including Miles Davis on trumpet, Steve Grossman on soprano sax, Chick Corea on electric piano, Dave Holland on bass, and Jack DeJohnette on drums. Together, they deliver a powerful and dynamic setlist that includes standout tracks like "Directions," "Miles Runs the Voodoo Down," and the iconic "Bitches Brew." Each performance is a testament to the band's tight musicianship and their ability to push the boundaries of jazz.

Originally broadcast on KSAN-FM and later released with a distinctive jewel case and round Hi Hat Sticker, "Fillmore West, April 1970" offers an authentic and unfiltered experience of the Miles Davis Sextet in their prime. The album's eight tracks, spanning a duration of one hour and five minutes, provide a comprehensive look at the band's live capabilities and their influence on the jazz genre. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer to the world of jazz, this album is a captivating journey through the innovative sounds of the Miles Davis Sextet.