 Carter departed during the sessions for "Filles de Kilimanjaro", and Williams left in early 1969 to start his own band, the Tony Williams Lifetime, staying on with Davis to record the groundbreaking "In a Silent Way".Davis would continue his innovations into jazz fusion with the album "Bitches Brew" and his work in the 1970s.As a result, the Second Quintet came to an end, though Hancock would contribute to subsequent sessions with Miles and appear on "Jack Johnson", "On the Corner", and "Get Up with It".