Title: Miles Davis moves into a different territory
Product review: By 1968, Miles Davis completely drained out everything that could have been drained out from his days in the field of acoustic jazz. By now, Davis was the most progressive force in the world of jazz and it was inevitable that something new was about to happen. Rock music was in the center of the world attention, and it was also the new source of inspiration for Miles Davis himself.His fascination with electrified instruments was enough to give birth to "Filles De Kilimanjaro". It just had to happen, marking the beginning of what would later be know as 'electric - jazz', or 'jazz - rock' if you prefer (perfectly balanced on 'In a Silent Way' and 'Bitches Brew' sessions, both from 1969, plus Weather Report's albums). It has five moody, ambient - like atmosphere pieces of brilliant music, this is something I listen to regularly. One of his most underrated albums to date. And what a shame that is! A true gem in my collection.
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