Miles Davis Sorcerer

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• With its magic for the ears and its beguiling musical spells, the 1967 album “Sorcerer” lives up to its name. As the third of five albums by the legendary second Miles Davis quintet, “Sorcerer” fascinates with its instrumental colors and subtle details.

  Wayne Shorter’s horn spreads pure lyricism on an enormous stage, Tony Williams’ drums sound hard and precise or soft as a feather as needed, Herbie Hancock’s piano runs get more space and their connection to the central rhythms becomes clearer. Except for the closing track, all of the album’s tracks are by Davis’ bandmates; “Nothing Like You” is a tribute to Davis’ last wife, who also appears on the cover. “Sorcerer” belongs in every jazz collection.

  Miles Davis is considered one of the most influential and well-known figures in the history of jazz and 20th century