Freaky Deaky - Miles Davis - Decoy (Cassette, Album)

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Download Freaky Deaky - Miles Davis - Decoy (Cassette, Album)
1984
Label: CBS - 40-25951 • Format: Cassette Album • Country: Netherlands • Genre: Electronic, Jazz • Style: Fusion, Electro, Future Jazz


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  1. Talar

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    Decoy is a album by jazz musician Miles Davis, recorded in It features keyboardist Robert Irving III and guitarist John Scofield contributing most of the compositions and the other solos. The theme of "That's What Happened" comes from Scofield's improvised solo from the track "Speak" included on the previous album Star People. Saxophonist Branford Marsalis guested with the group on Genre: Jazz fusion.

  2. Tygogrel

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    Check out Decoy by Miles Davis on Amazon Music. Stream ad-free or purchase CD's and MP3s now on geochronleaunaltheni.anfirotimmtydirisuawitzsangholcou.co Audio, Cassette $ 1 New from $ 3 Code M.D. (Album Version) 4 Freaky Deaky 5 What It Is 6 That's Right (Album Version) 7 That's What Happened (Album Version) Sold by geochronleaunaltheni.anfirotimmtydirisuawitzsangholcou.co Services LLC /5(41).

  3. Zuzuru

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    View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Gatefold Vinyl release of Decoy on Discogs.4/5(27).

  4. Nagore

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    This rather short album was extended with two recordings from the Montreal Festival. In spite of this, Decoy offered a good balance between the dominant funk that subsequently took over and the jazz tradition, reflected by Scofield’s angularities, Marsalis’ freedom of tone, and the breadth of Miles’ playing that had recovered its.

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