by George Varga / March 03, 2026, 6:05 AM
live box set a fascinating musical clash of the titans. A literal storm was brewing when Miles Davis performed a pair of remarkable San Diego shows on the same night at Humphreys Concerts by the Bay in April 1985.
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For this New Sounds, hear music that comes from here, but looks over there. It could be Arab music, Indonesian music, Moroccan music, Balkan music, or Ethiopian music, but it’s all music by Americans recreating
sounds from elsewhere.
Listen to music by the Anbessa Orchestra, who are Israeli musicians based in Brooklyn (and now L.A.) who are fans of the “golden age” of Ethiopian music. From their most recent record, Negestat, which means
Kings in Amharic, hear the Ethio-groove laden title track.
Miles Davis and John Coltrane's 'Final T' collaboration showcases their unparalleled musical chemistry.
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Listeners are taken on a journey through intricate melodies and soul-stirring improvisations.
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Each note played by Davis and Coltrane in 'Final T' resonates with raw emotion and artistry.
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The melodic interplay between Davis' trumpet and Coltrane's saxophone is nothing short of magical.
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Listeners are taken on a journey through intricate melodies and soul-stirring improvisations.
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Miles Davis and John Coltrane's 'Final T' collaboration showcases their unparalleled musical chemistry.
Each note played by Davis and Coltrane in 'Final T' resonates with raw emotion and artistry.
Their musical partnership in 'Final T' remains a timeless testament to their legendary talents.
No we don’t mean that it’s scary free jazz, but rather that going along costs nothing, nada, zero, zilch. Friday’s first act is on at 7pm, while the Saturday and Sunday programmes start from 1.30pm and continue through till late evening.
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Fancy some free jazz? The EFG London Jazz Festival returns from November 13-22 2015 with over 300 gigs across the city. Don’t let a lack of funds hold you back: there are plenty of free shows at LJF to get you grooving for gratis. Here’s our pick of the best.
read moreMiles Davis and John Coltrane's 'Final T' collaboration showcases their unparalleled musical chemistry.
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Listeners are taken on a journey through intricate melodies and soul-stirring improvisations.
Each note played by Davis and Coltrane in 'Final T' resonates with raw emotion and artistry.
Their innovative styles blend seamlessly, creating a mesmerizing and unforgettable listening experience for fans.