A 1998 release of the complete recordings behind this album introduced nine previously unreleased tracks, such as "Take It or Leave It," "Yaphet," and an additional version of "Double Image.
A 1998 release of the complete recordings behind this album introduced nine previously unreleased tracks, such as "Take It or Leave It," "Yaphet," and an additional version of "Double Image." Participants in its productions included bassist Dave Holland, bass clarinetist Bennie Maupin, and guitarist John McLaughlin, the namesake of its fourth track. This album, which also included such cuts as "Pharoah's Dance" and "Spanish Key," is, along with its artist's In a Silent Way, often labeled the defining album of jazz fusion. FTP, name this 1969 Miles Davis double album released ten years after Kind of Blue.
A 1998 release of the complete recordings behind this album introduced nine previously unreleased tracks, such as "Take It or Leave It," "Yaphet," and an additional version of "Double Image.
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