A Tribute to Miles Davis
A Tribute to Miles Davis

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A Tribute to Miles Davis

1991
Movie
96 min
English

Was filmed in October 16, 1991 at Expo '92. The concert is absolutely amazing! What a beautiful tribute to Miles Davis. • 1. All Star Jam: Opening/Medley • 2. George Benson (geb. 1943): All blues • 3. John McLaughlin (geb. 1942): In a silent way • 4. Larry Coryell (geb. 1943): So what • 5. Paco De Lucia: Concerto de aranjuez • 6. Stanley Clarke (geb. 1951): Tutu • 7. Stanley Clarke / Larry Coryell: School days • 8. Larry Coryell (geb. 1943): Bolero • 9. Paco De Lucia: El Panuelo • 10. John McLaughlin (geb. 1942): Que alegria • 11. John McLaughlin / Paco De Lucia: Zyryab • 12. Rickie Lee Jones / Larry Coryell: Dat dere • 13. George Benson (geb. 1943): Valdez in the country • 14. George Benson (geb. 1943): Being with you • 15. All Star Jam: Eighty one

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Director: Unknown (Documentary compilation)Genres: Documentary, Music

Plot Summary

This documentary compilation offers a retrospective look at the groundbreaking career of jazz icon Miles Davis. Through archival footage, interviews, and musical performances, it traces his evolution as a musician and innovator across various jazz eras. The film highlights his influence on genres beyond jazz, showcasing his relentless pursuit of new sounds and his impact on countless artists. It serves as a concise yet powerful tribute to one of music's most visionary figures.

Critical Reception

As a compilation documentary, specific critical reception is less documented than a feature film. However, documentaries focusing on Miles Davis are generally well-regarded for their historical insight and musical curation. Audiences familiar with Davis's work typically appreciate compilations that offer a condensed overview of his extensive career and influence.

What Reviewers Say

  • Provides a valuable overview of Miles Davis's career.

  • Features compelling archival footage and music.

  • A fitting tribute to a jazz legend.

Google audience: Information specific to audience reviews for this particular compilation is not readily available, but general sentiment for Miles Davis documentaries praises their educational value and the quality of the music presented.

Awards & Accolades

None notable for this specific compilation.

Fun Fact

This documentary was released in the same year as Miles Davis's passing, making it a poignant, albeit posthumous, celebration of his life and work.

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