Released March 22, 1994 A Tribute to Miles
(1994) Dis Is Da Drum
(1994) Genre Jazz | Length 59:57 Release date 1992 Producers Tony Williams, Ron Carter | |
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Recorded September 19, 1992 (#1, 7)
Berkeley Community Theatre
1994 (#2-6)
Signet/Soundworks, Los Angeles Label Qwest/Reprise/Warner Bros. Records Artists Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Ron Carter, Tony Williams, Wallace Roney Awards Grammy Award for Best Jazz Instrumental Album, Porin Award for Best Foreign Jazz Music Album Similar Herbie Hancock albums, Jazz albums | ||
A Tribute to Miles is a tribute album by Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Tony Williams, Ron Carter and Wallace Roney to pay homage to their recently departed mentor, Miles Davis, who died in September 1991. Playing the part of Davis was young trumpet player Wallace Roney. Two of the songs were recorded live, during their national tour honoring their fallen mentor.
Contents
This album won all five men a Grammy award for Best Jazz Instrumental Performance, Individual Or Group. This marked Hancock's third overall Grammy award.
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Track listing
- "So What" (Live) (Miles Davis) - 10:19
- "RJ" (Carter) - 4:04
- "Little One" (Hancock) - 7:20
- "Pinocchio" (Shorter) - 5:45
- "Elegy" (Williams) - 8:43
- "Eighty One" (Davis, Carter) - 7:29
- "All Blues" (Live) (Davis) - 15:17
Personnel
Songs
1So What (live)10:20
2RJ4:07
3Little One7:20
References
A Tribute to Miles Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA