Miles Davis - High Energy Rhythm Attack - Live Concert Hamburg 86 mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Drums – Vincent Wilburn Jr.
• Electric Bass – Darryl Jones
• Electric Guitar – Jarth Webber
• Keyboards – Adam Holzman, Robert Erwin III
• Percussion – Steve Thornton
• Saxophone – Bob Berg
• Trumpet, Keyboards – Miles Davis

Notes

"This is a truly Hi-Fi Stereo Recording"
"500 copies made"
"Tape by pemission of my own"

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