Miles Davis Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Tony Williams Miles Davis/OR, USA 1966 Headhunters Herbie Hancock Aun's rapport with McAvoy

Aun's rapport with McAvoy

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Miles Davis Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Tony Williams Miles Davis/OR, USA 1966 Headhunters Herbie Hancock Aun's rapport with McAvoyThis series, which mostly contains recordings from the 1980s and later, has a rare recording from 1966. Since it was recorded in 1966, it was performed by the legendary Lost Quintet, which shines brilliantly in jazz history. But when I tried to write that, I thought, "Huh?" Ron Carter was not there. The bassist was credited to Richard Davis. I thought this was a shame, but it's actually very rare. Tony Williams also played some very aggressive drums