This album's final track was originally recorded as the penultimate track on Circle in the Round and opens with an improvisation on the standard "I Fall
This album's final track was originally recorded as the penultimate track on Circle in the Round and opens with an improvisation on the standard "I Fall In Love Too Easily." This album's third day of recording featured an 11-person rhythm section that included bassclarinetist Bennie Maupin and 19-year-old drummer Lenny White. This album opens with a track written by Joe Zawinul that was never performed live, and it ends with a song by Wayne Shorter. An outtake track titled for this album's guitarist, John McLaughlin, precedes a song titled for its bandleader "Run[ning] the Voodoo Down" that opens its fourth side. This album continued its bandleader's break from traditional jazz in favor of electric instruments and a more improvisational style that was first seen on the album In a Silent Way. For 10 points, name this fusional Miles Davis album that features the songs "Pharaoh's Dance" and "Sanctuary." 
This album's final track was originally recorded as the penultimate track on Circle in the Round and opens with an improvisation on the standard "I Fall
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