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Miles Davis – trumpet, composer Wayne Shorter – soprano saxophone John McLaughlin – electric guitar Chick Corea – electric piano Herbie Hancock – electric piano Joe Zawinul – organ, composer Dave Holland – double bass Tony Williams – drums.

In a Silent Way is a studio album by American jazz trumpeter, composer, and bandleader Miles Davis, released on July 30, 1969, on Columbia Records. Produced by Teo Macero, the album was recorded in one session date on February 18, 1969, at CBS 30th Street Studio in New York City.

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Listening to Miles Davis' originally released version of In a Silent Way in light of the complete sessions released by Sony in 2001 (Columbia Legacy 65362) reveals just how strategic and dramatic a studio construction it was. If one listens to Joe Zawinul's original version of "In a Silent Way," it comes across as almost a folk song with a very pronounced melody. The version Miles Davis and Teo Macero assembled from the recording session in July of 1968 is anything but. There is no melody, not even a melodic frame

In A Silent Way July 30, 1969. Original issue: Columbia LP CS 9875 on July 30, 1969 Producer: Teo Macero Engineer: Stan Tonkel Miles Davis (tpt); Wayne Shorter (ss); John McLaughlin (el-g); Herbie Hancock (el-p); Chick Corea (el-p); Joe Zawinul (org); Dave Holland (b); Tony Williams (d) February 18, 1969 at Columbia Studio. B, NYC. Shhh/Peaceful (Original LP Mix From 1969). In A Silent Way; In A Silent Way It’s About That Time In A Silent Way (Original LP Mix From 1969). Miles Davis on Twitter. Miles Davis on this site. Visit ww. nGuardOnline.

Miles Davis had been experimenting with electric instruments since 1967, but In a Silent Way truly kicks off his fusion period. One of the first jazz albums to feature extensive overdubbing and tape manipulation, it features two side-long suites created by producer Teo Macero, which layer various improvisations by Davis and his sidemen. Shhh/Peaceful" gives organist Joe Zawinul and electric guitarist John McLaughlin plenty of room to stretch out over heartbeat bass and shimmering hi-hat, while the title track coalesces into a sultry Latinesque groove.

This month's album is Miles Davis' In A Silent Way. In February Classic Album Sundays celebrates the 50th Anniversary of Miles Davis’ brilliant, divisive and game-changing masterpiece. In A Silent Way, released in 1969, marked a transitional moment, not only in Davis’s career but in the future development of jazz as a whole. Considered by many to be the first fusion recording, it also commenced the composer’s most divisive phase – commonly referred to as his Electric Period.

Davis takes the first solo, similar to his exploratory efforts on Miles in the Sky earlier that year, over a non-groove from Williams' toms and Holland's steady, if rather static, low-end line. One of the reasons sets like this are great is that you really get a feeling for the musicians' progress during that time, and if this tune is any indication, things had only just begun to get interesting. The same session yielded two versions of "In a Silent Wa. The first is very different to what ended up on the album, with a faux-bossanova beat and Holland's light-footed bassline supporting the classic melody line. The second version is the version that was used on the album, with McLaughlin's heavenly solo statement of the main theme, and Miles' delicate answer.

In A Silent Way is a music studio album recording by MILES DAVIS (Jazz ive Rock) released in 1969 on cd, lp, vinyl and/or cassette. In a Silent Way Reissued · Remastered Sony Legacy 2002.