Miles Davis - Live At The Plugged Nickel: Dec 23 1965 - Set TwoOne of the most legendary engagements in jazz history, the Miles Davis Quintets stand at The Plugged Nickel in December of 1965 saw Miles, Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter, and Tony Williams deliver a masterclass in controlled volatility, dismantling tradition and reshaping their language night after night. The Plugged Nickel recordings document the Second Great Quintet revolutionizing improvisation in real time, welcoming surprise,

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Adolph Hofner Joe Turner Blues 10

Rare hard bop from 1958 on Esquire

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waking up in bed far from home

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" beneath a grim collage of processed electronics and a sinister drum machine beat

the song references the closing refrain of the Beatles' 1968 hit "Hey Jude"

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