Columbia publish Miles Davis’ album : ‘Live-Evil’ (1971)
Miles Davis‘ ‘Live-Evil’ is an album (featuring live and studio recordings) released on November 17, 1971 by Columbia Records.
Track Listing : 1.Sivad (Miles Davis) – 15:16 . 2.Little Church (Hermeto Pascoal) – 03:17 . 3.Medley: Gemini , Double Image (Miles Davis, Joe Zawinul) – 05:56 . 4.What I Say (Miles Davis) – 21:12 . 5.Nem Um Talvez (Hermeto Pascoal) – 04:03 . 6.Selim (Hermeto Pascoal) – 02:15 . 7.Funky Tonk (Miles Davis) – 23:28
Mati Klarwein 
Musicians : Miles Davis – Trumpet, Electric Trumpet With Wah-Wah . Gary Bartz – Soprano Saxophone, Flute On (1 – 4 – 7) . John McLaughlin – Electric Guitar On (1 – 2 – 3 – 4 – 8) . Keith Jarrett – Electric Piano, Organ On (1 – 2 – 4 – 5 – 6 – 8) . Michael Henderson – Electric Bass On (1 – 4 – 9) . Jack Dejohnette – Drums On (1 – 2 – 3 – 4 – 5 – 9) . Airto Moreira – Percussion On (1 – 2 – 3 – 4 – 5 – 6 – 9) . Steve Grossman – Soprano Sax On (2 – 5) . Herbie Hancock – Electric Piano On (2 – 5 – 6) . Chick Corea – Electric Piano On (2 – 3 – 5 – 6) . Dave Holland – Electric Bass, Acoustic Bass On (2 – 3) . Hermeto Pascoal – Drums, Whistling, Voice, Electric Piano On (2 – 5 – 6) . Wayne Shorter – Soprano Sax On (3) . Joe Zawinul – Electric Piano Sax On (3) . Khalil Balakrishna – Electric Sitar On (3) . Billy Cobham – Drums On (3) . Steve Grossman – Soprano Sax On (5 – 6) . Ron Carter – Acoustic Bass On (5 – 6)
Don Hunstein Production : Produced By Teo Macero . Stanley Tonkel – Engineer . Russ Payne – Mixing
Package : Mati Klarwein 
– Illustration . John Berg – Cover Design . Don Hunstein 
– Photography . Abdul Mati – Artwork . Cozbi Sanchez-Cabrera – Art Direction
Recorded February 6 & June 3–4, 1970 / December 19, 1970 At Columbia Studio B, New York City / The Cellar Door, Washington, D.C..
Released On November 17, 1971 By Columbia Records.
(Source Miles Davis – Live Evil | The Official Miles Davis Site)
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allmusic
Live-Evil is one of Miles Davis‘ most confusing and illuminating documents. As a double album, it features very different settings of his band — and indeed two very different bands. […]
Sputnikmusic.com
This is a truly magnificent performance, containing music that transcends past traditional Jazz as it incorporates other genres such as; Psychedelia, Funkand Rock. This is one of the most definitive Jazz Fusion records in the discography of Miles Davis and must be heard by any fan. […]
Rolling Stone
This sounds like what Miles had in mind when he first got into electric music and freer structures and rock rhythms. He’s been refining it in public, but they used to accuse Coltrane of practicing his scales in public. So What. In both cases, practice made perfect. […]
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