Nefertiti
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Nefertiti is a studio album by Miles Davis originally released in March 1968 on Columbia Records; the recording features Davis's Second Great Quintet: Miles Davis (trumpet), Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone), Herbie Hancock (piano), Ron Carter (bass) and Tony Williams (drums). The title track is known for its unusual arrangement in which the horn section repeats the melody while the rhythm section improvises underneath, reversing the traditional soloing roles.
Nefertiti is a studio album by Miles Davis originally released in March 1968 on Columbia Records; the recording features Davis's Second Great Quintet: Miles Davis (trumpet), Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone), Herbie Hancock (piano), Ron Carter (bass) and Tony Williams (drums). The title track is known for its unusual arrangement in which the horn section repeats the melody while the rhythm section improvises underneath, reversing the traditional soloing roles.
- Landmark recording from Miles Davis's Second Great Quintet featuring influential personnel (Davis, Shorter, Hancock, Carter, Williams).
- Title track notable for its innovative structure that flips conventional roles between horns and rhythm section.
- Landmark recording from Miles Davis's Second Great Quintet featuring influential personnel (Davis, Shorter, Hancock, Carter, Williams).
- Title track notable for its innovative structure that flips conventional roles between horns and rhythm section.
- Available in Sony/Legacy reissues and remasters that collect alternate takes and additional material for collectors.
- −The title track's approach (horns repeating melody while rhythm improvises) can be challenging for listeners expecting conventional solo-based jazz tracks.
- −Different reissue editions vary in track listings and bonus material, which may cause confusion for collectors seeking a specific configuration.
- −The title track's approach (horns repeating melody while rhythm improvises) can be challenging for listeners expecting conventional solo-based jazz tracks.
- −Different reissue editions vary in track listings and bonus material, which may cause confusion for collectors seeking a specific configuration.
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