Miles Davis At Fillmore was recorded in June 1970 and released later that year. Capturing four consecutive nights of performances at the iconic Fillmore East in New York City, the album showcases Davis’s groundbreaking fusion of jazz, rock, and funk, marking a key moment of his electric period. Each side of the record condenses a single night’s set into a continuous, dynamic suite, highlighting the spontaneous interplay between Davis and his powerhouse ensemble, which included Chick Corea on electric piano, Keith Jarrett on organ, Jack DeJohnette on drums, and Dave Holland on bass. This is where it’s at.
1970 US pressing on Columbia.
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