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EPISODE · May 28, 2026 · 30 MIN

Els àlbums clàssics de Miles (4): "E.S.P.", "Miles Smiles", "Nefertiti", "Miles in the sky"

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Música que sona al programa: El segon gran quintet de Miles Davis: "E.S.P.", "Miles Smiles", "Nefertiti", "Miles in the sky". "Footprints" (de l'àlbum "Miles Smiles", 1967) Wayne Shorter, trompeta; Herbie Hancock al piano, Wayne Shorter al saxo, Ron Carter al contrabaix i Tony Williams a la bateria. "Iris"(de l'àlbum "E.S.P.", 1965) Wayne Shorter, trompeta; Herbie Hancock al piano, Wayne Shorter al saxo, Ron Carter al contrabaix i Tony Williams a la bateria. "Pinocchio" (de l'àlbum "Nefertiti", 1967) Wayne Shorter, trompeta; Herbie Hancock al piano, Wayne Shorter al saxo, Ron Carter al contrabaix i Tony Williams a la bateria. "Country son" (de l'àlbum "Miles in the sky", 1968) Miles Davis, trompeta; Wayne Shorter, saxo tenor; Herbie Hancock, piano i piano elèctric; Ron Carter, contrabaix; Tony Williams, bateria; George Benson, guitarra.

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Música que sona al programa: El segon gran quintet de Miles Davis: "E.S.P.", "Miles Smiles", "Nefertiti", "Miles in the sky". "Footprints" (de l'àlbum "Miles Smiles", 1967) Wayne Shorter, trompeta; Herbie Hancock al piano, Wayne Shorter al saxo, Ron Carter al contrabaix i Tony Williams a la bateria. "Iris"(de l'àlbum "E.S.P.", 1965) Wayne Shorter, trompeta; Herbie Hancock al piano, Wayne Shorter al saxo, Ron Carter al contrabaix i Tony Williams a la bateria. "Pinocchio" (de l'àlbum "Nefertiti", 1967) Wayne Shorter, trompeta; Herbie Hancock al piano, Wayne Shorter al saxo, Ron Carter al contrabaix i Tony Williams a la bateria. "Country son" (de l'àlbum "Miles in the sky", 1968) Miles Davis, trompeta; Wayne Shorter, saxo tenor; Herbie Hancock, piano i piano elèctric; Ron Carter, contrabaix; Tony Williams, bateria; George Benson, guitarra.

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Música que sona al programa: El segon gran quintet de Miles Davis: "E.S.P.", "Miles Smiles", "Nefertiti", "Miles in the sky". "Footprints" (de l'àlbum "Miles Smiles", 1967) Wayne Shorter, trompeta; Herbie Hancock al piano, Wayne Shorter al saxo,...

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