It’s not a competition, but Sco wins here…by far

[garybaldy]

Here's another two bit guitarist of whom someone may not have heard. I think he does a bit of country!

[kris]

All these tributes to Miles are just advertising tricks.
The biggest musical feast was when Miles appeared.
I listened to almost all tributtes to Miles and I always missed something.... maybe the ghost of Miles.
In Miles' environment, the musicians played differently and I can't say that they played better... just different.

[James W]

All these tributes to Miles are just advertising tricks.
The biggest musical feast was when Miles appeared.
I listened to almost all tributtes to Miles and I always missed something.... maybe the ghost of Miles.
In Miles' environment, the musicians played differently and I can't say that they played better... just different.

I think John McLaughlin's + Chick Corea's album Five Peace Band is sort of meant as a tribute to Miles - the second disk more than the first. It's an incredible album, anyway, IMO.

[alltunes]

Now that was good, I did like that. Robben was really on form. Terrific.

Mind you, I don't understand it. Miles Smiles is the album with Footprints and all that. Jean Pierre is on a different album.

Miles Smiles was the name of the tribute concert and this was just one of the songs played there.

I saw a Miles tribute at the Blue Note… must’ve been weeks right after Mike Stern‘s accident… the late Wallace Roney was on trumpet then too…what a show!

• The Lineup:
  
  • Chick Corea: Piano
  • Wallace Roney: Trumpet
  • Kenny Garrett: Saxophone
  • Mike Stern: Electric Guitar
  • Marcus Miller: Electric Bass
  • Brian Blade: Drums

[Christian Miller]

Tbh I think playing something worthwhile on a tune like All Blues may actually be the final boss of jazz.


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[ragman1]

Miles Smiles was the name of the tribute concert and this was just one of the songs played there.

Thanks, got it :-)