Miles Davis - Amandla
Miles Davisâ Amandla was the final collaboration between the trumpeter and producer/bassist Marcus Miller, following Tutu and Music From Siesta. Originally released in 1989, the album blends jazz with go-go, funk, zouk and electronic production, balancing programmed rhythms with live performances from an accomplished backing cast. Highlights include âMr. Pastoriusâ, a tribute to the late bassist Jaco Pastorius featuring drummer Al Foster, while âCatĂ©mbeâ takes its name from the red wine and cola cocktail popular in Mozambique and Angola. Stylish, polished and unmistakably late-period Miles, Amandla captures Davis continuing to push his sound into new territory. Repressing for Milesâ Centennial.
Miles Davisâ Amandla was the final collaboration between the trumpeter and producer/bassist Marcus Miller, following Tutu and Music From Siesta. Originally released in 1989, the album blends jazz with go-go, funk, zouk and electronic production, balancing programmed rhythms with live performances from an accomplished backing cast. Highlights include âMr. Pastoriusâ, a tribute to the late bassist Jaco Pastorius featuring drummer Al Foster, while âCatĂ©mbeâ takes its name from the red wine and cola cocktail popular in Mozambique and Angola. Stylish, polished and unmistakably late-period Miles, Amandla captures Davis continuing to push his sound into new territory. Repressing for Milesâ Centennial.
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Miles Davisâ Amandla was the final collaboration between the trumpeter and producer/bassist Marcus Miller, following Tutu and Music From Siesta. Originally released in 1989, the album blends jazz with go-go, funk, zouk and electronic production, balancing programmed rhythms with live performances from an accomplished backing cast. Highlights include âMr. Pastoriusâ, a tribute to the late bassist Jaco Pastorius featuring drummer Al Foster, while âCatĂ©mbeâ takes its name from the red wine and cola cocktail popular in Mozambique and Angola. Stylish, polished and unmistakably late-period Miles, Amandla captures Davis continuing to push his sound into new territory. Repressing for Milesâ Centennial.
