Miles Davis - Bitches Brew 12" LP Record 1970 First Pressing Columbia Jazz 33RPM
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Miles Davis' groundbreaking album "Bitches Brew," released in 1970, is a landmark release in jazz fusion and electric jazz that forever changed the genre. This first pressing on Columbia Records (catalog number GP 26) features the revolutionary combination of jazz, rock, and experimental sounds that defined an era. The album is presented on a 12-inch vinyl LP, spinning at 33 RPM, with the iconic red Columbia label visible on the record center.
This edition includes the original gatefold sleeve with the distinctive surreal artwork by Mati Klarwein, portraying vibrant, mystical, and Afrocentric imagery that complements the album's innovative soundscape. The gatefold opens to reveal photos of Miles Davis and detailed liner notes that provide insight into the music and personnel. Key tracks include "Pharaoh's Dance," "Bitches Brew," "Spanish Key," and "Miles Runs the Voodoo Down," each showcasing Davis' electric trumpet and the masterful contributions of musicians like Wayne Shorter, John McLaughlin, Chick Corea, and Joe Zawinul.
A highly collectible record, this pressing captures the essence of the jazz fusion movement and is sought after by collectors and enthusiasts alike. The vinyl is black and standard weight, with no indication of colored vinyl or special weight variants. A must-have for any serious jazz collection, this album is a timeless masterpiece that continues to influence musicians worldwide.
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