1. Pharaoh's Dance - (19:57) (J.Zawinul)
2. Bitches Brew - (26:59) (M.Davis)
3. Spanish Key - (17:26) (M.Davis)
4. John McLaughlin - (4:43) (M.Davis)
5. Miles Runs the Voodoo Down - (14:02) (M.Davis)
6. Sanctuary - (10:53) (W.Shorter/M.Davis)

Total time: 93:43

Miles Davis - trumpet
Wayne Shorter - soprano sax
Bennie Maupin - bass clarinet
Chick Corea - electric piano
Joe Zawinul - electric piano (1-3.6.)
Larry Young - organ (1.3-5.)
John McLaughlin - electric guitar
Harvey Brooks - Fender bass
Dave Holland - bass
Lenny White, Jack DeJohnette - drums
Charles Don Alias, Jumma Santos (5.) - percussion
Jim Riley - percussion.

Recorded August 19-21, 1969 in New York City.
Produced by Teo Macero.

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No jazz collection is complete without this double-Lp (which has since been reissued as a double-CD). This very influential set was one of the first successful attempts to form a new music (soon termed fusion) by combining jazz solos with rock rhythms. "Miles Runs The Voodoo Down" is the most memorable of the six lengthy selections, featuring a fascinating ensemble with Davis' trumpet, Wayne Shorter's soprano, Bennie Maupin's bass clarinet, guitarist John McLaughlin, the keyboards of Chick Corea and Larry Young (Joe Zawinul is on some of the other selections), Dave Holland and Harvey Brooks on basses, drummers Jack DeJohnette, Charles Alias and Lenny White and percussionist Jim Riley. Not for the close-minded, this music brought many rock listeners into jazz and gave jazz musicians new possibilities to explore. ~ Scott Yanow, All-Music Guide

1969	2-LP	CBS GP 26 (US)	CBS 66236 (GB)	CBS GQ 30997 (SQ Quad)
		Columbia CS 9995/6	Columbia GP26	CBS-Sony SONP-50255/6
		CBS-Sony SOPL-24/5	CBS-Sony SOPJ-58/9	CBS-Sony 36AP1771/2	CBS-Sony 28AP2151/2
	2-CD	CBS G2K 40577 (digitally remastered) (US)			CBS CD-66236 (WG)
		Sony 50DP-703/4 (J)		CBS CDCBS 66236