Английская Википедия:Get Up with It
Шаблон:Infobox album Get Up with It is an album[1] by American jazz trumpeter, bandleader, and composer Miles Davis. Released by Columbia Records on November 22, 1974, it compiled songs Davis had recorded in sessions between 1970 and 1974, including those for the studio albums Jack Johnson (1971) and On the Corner (1972).[2] In The Rolling Stone Album Guide (2004), J. D. Considine described the compilation's music as "worldbeat fusion".[3]
Recordings
"He Loved Him Madly" was recorded by Davis as his tribute to then-recently deceased Duke Ellington, who used to tell his audiences "I love you madly."[4] British musician Brian Eno cited it as an influence on his work in ambient music in the liner notes to his 1982 release On Land.[5]
One track, "Honky Tonk", was recorded in 1970 with musicians such as John McLaughlin and Herbie Hancock. "Red China Blues" had been recorded in 1972 before On the Corner, while "Rated X" and "Billy Preston" were recorded later that year with the band heard on In Concert. The remaining tracks were from 1973 and 1974 sessions with his current band, including Pete Cosey.[6]
Critical reception
Шаблон:Album ratings Reviewing for Rolling Stone in 1975, Stephen Davis applauded Davis' adventurousness and direction of his rhythm band, who he called a "who's who of Seventies jazz-rock".[7] The same year, Robert Christgau wrote in The Village Voice that although Davis' recent albums have sounded slapdash with "noodling over a pick-up rhythm section," Get Up with It is still listenable "since it contains over two hours of what sometimes sounds like bullshit: it's not exactly music to fill the mind. Just the room."[8] Years later in Christgau's Record Guide: Rock Albums of the Seventies (1981), he said only two of the six shorter songs—"Maiyisha" and "Honky Tonk"—make up "more than good" background music, but the two long pieces "are brilliant: 'He Loved Him Madly,' a tribute to Duke Ellington as elegant African internationalist, and 'Calypso Frelimo,' a Caribbean dance broken into sections that seem to follow with preordained emotional logic."[9]
For the album's 2000 reissue, Alternative Press published a review calling it "essential ... the overlooked classic of psychedelic soul and outlandish improv ... representing the high water mark of [Davis'] experiments in the fusion of rock, funk, electronica and jazz".[10] Stylus MagazineШаблон:'s Chris Smith said it is "not an easy album to write, let alone think, about. It’s a bit more of an anything-goes hodgepodge than it is a sprawling masterwork, and is probably written about the least of all Miles’ electric work."[11] Andy Beta of Pitchfork described Get Up with It as a "black funk dreamscape" and observed that "Each song careens between extremes, as Miles presages everything still to come: ambient, no wave, world beat, jungle, new jack swing, post-rock, even hinting at the future sound of R&B and chart-topping pop". He praised Davis' adoption of the electric organ for opening up new avenues of musical expression, remarking that "Rather than run the voodoo down, now Miles could conjure it all by himself".[12]
Track listing
All compositions by Miles Davis.
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Personnel
"He Loved Him Madly"
Recorded Columbia Studio E, New York City June 19 or 20, 1974
- Miles Davis — electric trumpet with wah-wah, organ
- Dave Liebman — alto flute
- Reggie Lucas — electric guitar
- Dominique Gaumont — electric guitar
- Michael Henderson — bass guitar
- Al Foster — drums
- James Mtume — percussion
"Maiysha"
Recorded Columbia Studio E, New York City October 7, 1974
- Miles Davis — electric trumpet with wah-wah, organ
- Sonny Fortune — flute
- Pete Cosey — electric guitar
- Reggie Lucas — electric guitar
- Dominique Gaumont — electric guitar
- Michael Henderson — bass guitar
- Al Foster — drums
- James Mtume — percussion
"Honky Tonk"
Recorded Columbia Studio E, New York City May 19, 1970
- Miles Davis — trumpet
- Steve Grossman — soprano saxophone
- John McLaughlin — electric guitar
- Keith Jarrett — electric piano
- Herbie Hancock — clavinet
- Michael Henderson — bass guitar
- Billy Cobham — drums
- Airto Moreira — percussion
"Rated X"
Recorded Columbia Studio E, New York City September 6, 1972
- Miles Davis — organ
- Cedric Lawson — electric piano
- Reggie Lucas — electric guitar
- Khalil Balakrishna — electric sitar
- Michael Henderson — bass guitar
- Al Foster — drums
- James Mtume — percussion
- Badal Roy — tabla
"Calypso Frelimo"
Recorded Columbia Studio E, New York City September 17, 1973
- Miles Davis — electric trumpet with wah-wah, electric piano, organ
- Dave Liebman — flute
- John Stubblefield — soprano saxophone
- Pete Cosey — electric guitar
- Reggie Lucas — electric guitar
- Michael Henderson — bass guitar
- Al Foster — drums
- James Mtume — percussion
"Red China Blues"
Recorded Columbia Studio E, New York City March 9, 1972
- Miles Davis — electric trumpet with wah-wah
- Lester Chambers — harmonica
- Cornell Dupree — electric guitar
- Michael Henderson — bass guitar
- Al Foster — drums
- Bernard Purdie — drums
- James Mtume — percussion
- Wade Marcus — brass arrangement
- Billy Jackson — rhythm arrangement
"Mtume"
Recorded Columbia Studio E, New York City October 7, 1974
- Miles Davis — electric trumpet with wah-wah, organ
- Pete Cosey — electric guitar
- Reggie Lucas — electric guitar
- Dominique Gaumont — electric guitar
- Michael Henderson — bass guitar
- Al Foster — drums
- James Mtume — percussion
- Sonny Fortune — flute
"Billy Preston"
Recorded Columbia Studio E, New York City December 8, 1972
- Miles Davis — electric trumpet with wah-wah
- Carlos Garnett — soprano saxophone
- Cedric Lawson — fender rhodes electric piano
- Reggie Lucas — electric guitar
- Khalil Balakrishna — electric sitar
- Michael Henderson — bass guitar
- Al Foster — drums
- James Mtume — percussion
- Badal Roy — tabla
References
External links
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- ↑ Шаблон:Cite magazine
- ↑ Miles Davis.com
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