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06-14-2014, 11:14 PM
Miles Davis & Michel Legrand - Dingo (2007, FLAC)
Tracks
1 Kimberley Trumpet 2:15
2 The Arrival 2:05
3 Concert on the Runway 3:50
4 The Departure 1:05
5 Dingo Howl :08
6 Letter as Hero 1:22
7 Trumpet Cleaning 3:56
8 The Dream 3:45
9 Paris Walking I 1:58
10 Paris Walking II 3:17
11 Kimberley Trumpet in Paris 2:05
12 The Music Room 2:50
13 Club Entrance 4:12
14 The Jam Session 6:00
15 Going Home 2:05
16 Surprise! 4:52
https://mega.co.nz/#!hcFTmThC!jYC0kzKQibQnwgLSPmmsNrlc_FcD9tRGNDmQ_A4 4BaM
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In 1990 Miles Davis starred in a movie about a veteran trumpeter (talk about typecasting) and had a rare opportunity to play part of the time in a straightahead setting. Fellow trumpeter Chuck Findley performs the solos for a younger musician who befriends Davis and Michel Legrand arranged and composed the music. There are some good moments on these selections (Findley actually overshadows Davis in some places) but since this is a soundtrack, the music does not often stand up that well by itself. It's a worthy effort but is sure to become an obscurity.
Tracks
1 Kimberley Trumpet 2:15
2 The Arrival 2:05
3 Concert on the Runway 3:50
4 The Departure 1:05
5 Dingo Howl :08
6 Letter as Hero 1:22
7 Trumpet Cleaning 3:56
8 The Dream 3:45
9 Paris Walking I 1:58
10 Paris Walking II 3:17
11 Kimberley Trumpet in Paris 2:05
12 The Music Room 2:50
13 Club Entrance 4:12
14 The Jam Session 6:00
15 Going Home 2:05
16 Surprise! 4:52
https://mega.co.nz/#!hcFTmThC!jYC0kzKQibQnwgLSPmmsNrlc_FcD9tRGNDmQ_A4 4BaM
---------- Post added at 11:14 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:14 PM ----------
In 1990 Miles Davis starred in a movie about a veteran trumpeter (talk about typecasting) and had a rare opportunity to play part of the time in a straightahead setting. Fellow trumpeter Chuck Findley performs the solos for a younger musician who befriends Davis and Michel Legrand arranged and composed the music. There are some good moments on these selections (Findley actually overshadows Davis in some places) but since this is a soundtrack, the music does not often stand up that well by itself. It's a worthy effort but is sure to become an obscurity.