The fourth-quarter parade of big-name new music releases pauses this week, making room for archival titles from Miles Davis, Whitney Houston, Talking Heads, Al Jarreau, the Cowsills and others, as well as country singer Jamey Johnson's first new album in 12 years and a duets set from Art Garfunkel and his son.
Jazz trumpeter Miles Davis, pianist Herbie Hancock, bassist Ron Carter and drummer Tony Williams perform onstage in circa 1964. We get a bit of a break from the big-name new music releases this to dig into the vaults, including key archival sets from Miles Davis, Talking Heads, Whitney Houston, Al Jarreau and the Cowsills while country star Jamey Johnson ends a 12-year album draught and Art Garfunkel teams up with his son on a duets project ...
Album of the Week -- Miles Davis, “Miles in France 1963 & 1964 -- Miles Davis Quintet: The Bootleg Series Vol. 8″ : There’s never a shortage of historic box sets coming out of artists’ vaults, but this one’s a real gem. The 35 track set captures the legendary trumpeter’s Second Great Quintet -- Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter, Tony Williams and saxophonists George Coleman and Wayne Shorter -- in five French performances, more than four hours of previously unreleased material. Listen, and marvel.
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