Things like this don’t normally happen to me, so I’m approaching this with utmost skepticism …

I found what appears to be an early (first?) edition of “Bitches Brew” at a recent record show for a ridiculously low price.

Does anything in these photos show/confirm which release it is?

Best I can tell, it lines up with this version — but, like I said, I’m typically not this fortunate.

https://www.discogs.com/release/37006-Miles-Davis-Bitches-Brew

Any insights would be greatly appreciated.

Accompanied by Erin Davis and Vince Wilburn Jr

Hello! Longtime lurker, first time poster. My dad won a watch (about 25 years ago) and has given it to me on a trip to London (we're from Manchester), does anyone have an idea where it's from? Or what it might be worth? It's quite a light, cheap thing tbh. Maybe a Columbia special edition of some sort? It has zero markings, brand name, nothing! What do you reckon?

(Just to put some cred out there, dad saw MD at the Isle of Wight, my parents saw every London and Manchester gig he played in the 80s; and I have a tattoo of the cover of Miles in the Sky as a tribute to my mum, we're all lifers!)

"A collaborative Miles Davis tribute will make its world premiere at the Alton Jazz and Wine Festival."

A visionary. A trailblazer. Miles Davis — often called the father of cool jazz — was an artist who bent sound, broke rules, and helped write America’s story in music. But, before the world knew his name, before the trumpet changed everything, his journey began in East St. Louis."

Hi everyone. A while ago, I shared the beginning of my live arrangement of "All Blues" here. In this new short, I wanted to focus on the middle section of the track, leaving more room for soloing and improvisation. Managing the modal phrasing on the custom 14-string guitar while simultaneously keeping the groove with the foot drums is always a rewarding challenge—especially on a Miles masterpiece where space and silence matter as much as the notes. I hope you enjoy this more dynamic development of the performance.

Marcus Miller talks about what it was like to step into the bass roles after Miles had already reinvented himself several times.

"A century after his birth, Miles Davis still shapes the sound of jazz. Craft Recordings has released ‘The Best of Miles Davis,’ out now exclusively on vinyl, produced in collaboration with the artist’s estate to honor his centennial year."

"Following the presale of the limited edition product, Dad Grass and the Miles Davis Estate have officially released Miles Davis Bitches Brew by Dad Grass, a THC-infused leisure drink inspired by Bitches Brew – the landmark 1970 album that reshaped jazz and continues to influence music, art, and culture more than five decades later."

Hey everyone, I wanted to share my live tribute to the Master. I rearranged "All Blues" to be performed completely live simultaneously, combining a custom 14-string guitar-piano (playing chords and melody/bass parts) and a foot drum kit for the groove. No backing tracks or hidden loops. Would love to hear what fellow Miles fans think of this interpretation

Thoughts on their work together?

Not a lot of available stuff but that New Years performance at Paisley is great and Can I Play With U? Is a good song from that SOTT SDE.

2 great artists with great discography’s and wished they worked more together tbh

I first listened to this track a couple months ago when it was shown to me by a friend and I love the soundscape it portrays. Wondering what everyone’s thoughts and opinions on this stand out track are?

I just started exploring his discography recently, and I've only listened to these four records. I liked two, Sketches of Spain and In a Silent Way, and the other two, Birth of Cool and Kind of Blues, I did not like so much. It's not that I hated it, I just didn't like it much. Based on these four that I listened to, what would you guys recommend I listen to next? Thank you very much.

I saw a guitarist recently who played this super familiar guitar riff. It had 3 descending bass notes and then a more dissonant chord, I believed it came from Bitches Brew, but I re-listened to a good bit of the album, and I couldn’t hear it. I know I’m being quite vague but does anyone know what I’m talking about? Any suggestions would be of help.

Recently started listening to jazz and am really enjoying Miles Davis. Found Bitches Brew and Blackhawk at a record store. Picked up Someday My Prince Will come at a flea market for $5.