Miles Davis - The Definitive Miles Davis At Montreux - July 14 TH 1985

About This Movie

This film captures a moment in time, when Miles Davis graced the Montreux stage in '85. The atmosphere is electric, the energy palpable, and you can feel that Davis is in his element, blending jazz with a touch of avant-garde. The pacing is fluid, moving seamlessly through his set, showcasing his improvisational genius. It’s not just a concert; it’s a master class in musical expression. The performance itself is distinctive, marked by Davis' unique trumpet style, complemented by his equally talented band. You really sense the connection he has with the audience, and there’s something almost transcendent about it all.

This concert film is a delightful find for collectors, especially those who focus on jazz and live performances. Released in 2011, it may not be as widely circulated as other titles, which adds to its appeal. The fact that there's no known director adds an air of mystique, and many fans appreciate the raw, unpolished nature of the recording. If you’re seeking something that encapsulates the essence of Miles Davis during one of his remarkable late-career phases, this is worth seeking out.