Live at Montreux Highlights - 1973 - 1991

Miles Davis is universally regarded as one of the most influential and innovative jazz musicians and composers of the 20th Century. He was at the forefront of the jazz world for decades and was involved in the evolution of bebop, cool jazz, modal jazz and jazz fusion amongst others.

Miles played many times at the Montreux Jazz Festival, especially after his return to performance in the early eighties. This DVD brings together some of the highlights of those Montreux shows stretching back to his first appearance in 1973 and up to his final concert there in July 1991, just a couple of months before his death in September of that year.

Miles Davis: trumpet, keyboards; Dave Liebman: saxophone and flute (1)
Pete Cosey: guitar and percussion (1)
Reggie Lucas: guitar (1)
Michael Henderson: bass (1)
Al Foster: drums (1-2)
James "Mtume" Foreman: percussion (1)
Bob Berg: saxophone (2-5), keyboards (2-4)
John Scofield: guitar (2-4)
Robert Irving III: keyboards (2-6), Vince Wilburn, Jr. (3-5)
Darryl Jones: bass (2-4)
Steve Thornton: percussion (2-5)
Adam Holzman (5-7)
Robben Ford: guitar (5)
Felton Crewes: bass (5)
David Sanborn: alto saxophone (5)
Kenny Garrett: alto saxophone (6, 8-10)
Foley: lead bass (6-8)
Benny Rietveld: bass (6-7)
Ricky Wellman: drums (6-8)
Marilyn Mazur: percussion (6)
Rick Margitza: tenor saxophone (7)
Kei Akagi: keyboards (7-8)
Munyungo Jackson: percussion (7)
Richard Patterson: bass (8)
Erin Davis: percussion (8)
Quincy Jones: conductor (9-10)
Wallace Roney: trumpet and flugelhorn (9-10)
Lew Soloff: trumpet (9-10)
Miles Evans: trumpet (9-10)
Tom Malone: trombone (9-10)
Alex Foster: alto saxophone, soprano saxophone and flute (9-10)
George Adams: tenor saxophone and flute (9-10)
Gil Goldstein: keyboards (9-10)
Delmar Brown: keyboards (9-10)
Kenwood Denard: percussion (9-10)
Benny Bailey: trumpet and flugelhorn (9-10)
Charles Benavent: bass and electric bass (9-10)
Grady Tate: drums (9-10)
The George Gruntz Concert Jazz Band: orchestra (9-10)