of them with the new group during the May sessions in New York. Two of the ballad tunes recorded in Los Angeles were old – "Baby Won't You Please Come Home", written in 1919 and a hit for Bessie Smith in 1923, while "Basin Street Blues" had been introduced by Louis Armstrong in 1928. Neither features Coleman; both are quartet performances with Davis and the rhythm section. The uptempo numbers from New York in May include Feldman's "Joshua", which remained in the Davis performance book for the rest of the decade. This is the last of Davis' studio albums with standards rather than band originals; they were gone by the time the quintet made its last personnel change, Wayne Shorter replacing Coleman in late 1964. On March 15, 2005, Legacy Records reissued the album for compact disc with two bonus tracks, both from the Los Angeles sessions in April. "Summer Night" had been previously released on Quiet Nights to bring that album up to an acceptable running time. Track listing Sides one and two were combined as tracks 1–6 on CD reissues. Personnel Tracks 1, 3, 5, 7 & 8 – recorded in Hollywood on April 16 or 17, 1963 Miles Davis – trumpet George Coleman – tenor saxophone Victor Feldman – piano Ron Carter – bass Frank Butler – drums Tracks 2, 4 & 6 – recorded in New York on May 14, 1963 Miles Davis – trumpet George Coleman – tenor saxophone Herbie Hancock – piano Ron Carter – bass Tony Williams – drums References 1963 albums Miles Davis albums Albums produced by Teo Macero Columbia Records albums Albums recorded at CBS 30th Street Studio