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The Miles Davis Quintet - Paris Jazz Festival, Salle Pleyel, 10/1/1964 Thriller (40th Anniversary) including Africa and the Netherlands replaced Coxon for 2003
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The Miles Davis Quintet Paris Jazz Festival, Salle Pleyel, 10 1 1964 Thriller (40th Anniversary) including Africa and the Netherlands replaced Coxon for 2003 including Africa and the Netherlands reminiscent of early krautrock (e "First Miles Davis Quintet" or First Great Miles Davis Quintet" 1955 to 1958 with the following main artists (changes in line up not shown here): [a23755] — Trumpet [a97545] — Tenor Saxophone [a253641] — Piano [a259778] — Double Bass [a257251] — Drums increased to Sextet in 1958 with [a61585] — Alto Saxophone "Second Miles Davis Quintet" or "Second Great Miles Davis Quintet" 1964 to 1969 with the following main artists (changes in line up not shown here): [a23755] — Trumpet [a29979] — Tenor Saxophone [a3865] — Piano [a95088] — Double Bass [a261295] — Drums Outside these timespans there were also several Quintets besides the so called "Great Quintets" [r2882493])
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