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So Near, So Far (Musings For Miles) Joe Henderson | Verve Joe Henderson's follow-up to his hugely successful Lush Life disc is another concept album, this time involving ten songs (including many lesser-known ones) associated with Miles Davis. Henderson only actually played with Davis for a few weekends around 1967 but he shows a great deal of understanding for this potentially difficult music. With particularly strong assistance from guitarist John Scofield, bassist Dave Holland and drummer Al Foster, Henderson revives such forgotten songs as "Teo," "Swing Spring" and "Side Car" in addition to coming up with fresh interpretations of "Miles Ahead," "Milestones" and "No Blues." He is to be congratulated for not taking the easy way out and sticking to the simpler material of Davis's earlier years. - Scott Yanow |
Joe Henderson, tenor saxophone
John Scofield, guitar
Dave Holland, bass
Al Foster, drums
Miles Ahead
Joshua
Pfrancing (No Blues)
Flamenco Sketches
Milestones
Teo
Swing Spring
Circle Davis
Side Car
So Near, So Far
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arguably the best Joe's recording ever. absolute masterpiece, the must one for any jazz lover...
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