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Is Miles in the band? If not, I might check out the Tommy Dorsey ghost band called Song of India.

They have former Miles band members and also Indian musicians playing sitar and tablas. It seems like it could go either way. I'd like to hear from someone who's seen them. They have an album; the Amazon reviews are generally good but not all are.

They're playing the same night as a jazz samba group at the Zinc Bar, so who knows what I'll do. I'll probably end up at a friend's place listening to LPs and drinking red wine.

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Miles from India?

I finally heard the album. After years of hearing all sorts of East-West fusion, I was kinda disappointed.

Miles did it right the first time.

Same here. I was underwhelmed. If you want to hear some good Indian based jazz, I'd suggest either Indo Jazz Fusions or Indo Jazz Suite from Joe Harriott and John Mayer.

Up over and out.

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Have the album, and for me the glass was definitely half full (not half empty).

I thought about 75% of it worked well, some of it very well (the Bitches Brew and early 70's tracks, especially).

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http://www.iridiumjazzclub.com/

NICHOLAS PAYTON – TRUMPET(FIRST 2 NIGHTS) + TIM HAGANS(NEXT 2 NIGHTS) ( USA )

JOHN BEASLEY – PIANO/KEYBOARDS (USA)

VICTOR BAILEY – BASS ( USA )

RUDRESH MAHANTHAPPA – SAXOPHONES (USA-INDIA)BILL EVANS – SAXOPHONES (FIRST 2 NIGHTS)

DAVE LIEBMAN – SAXOPHONES (APRIL 30)

PETE COSEY – GUITAR ( USA )

BADAL ROY – TABLA (USA-INDIA)

LENNY WHITE – DRUMS ( USA ) APRIL 28TH & MAY 1

NDUGU CHANCLER – DRUMS ( USA ) APRIL 29TH AND 30TH.

VINCE WILBURN – DRUMS ( USA )

HIDAYAT KHAN – SITAR/VOCAL ( INDIA )

V.K. RAMAN – FLUTE/VOCAL( INDIA )

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I've listened to it a lot and I enjoy the discs, more as I listen. I think Belden did a good job as ringmaster.

TK, if you do a search there is at least one thread with a few reports of live appearances, which were I believe favorable more ofen than not.

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Same here. I was underwhelmed. If you want to hear some good Indian based jazz, I'd suggest either Indo Jazz Fusions or Indo Jazz Suite from Joe Harriott and John Mayer.

Up over and out.

And if these albums, which I have, were being presented LIVE AT IRIDIUM I wouldn't have started the thread.

;)

Thanks for the replies. I'm sticking with samba jazz at the Zinc Bar.

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