Columbia Records is in the process of re-releasing a batch of Miles Davis albums in either remastered editions and in the DualDisc format, as well as offering a few unreleased surprises from their vaults. So far, 4 albums have been issued since January with more on the way in the coming months. In January, Columbia released: Amsterdam Concert (Import); Kind Of Blue (DualDisc); My Funny Valentine: Miles Davis In Concert: and Tribute To Jack Johnson (The Original Recording Remastered. If you are a Miles Davis collector, then you will welcome these new rarities being issued on CD:
Seven Steps To Heaven - recorded in New York and Los Angeles in 1963 (Columbia/Legacy; Mar. 15)
Miles Davis In Europe - recorded at the Festival Mondial Du Jazz Antibes, Juan Les-Pin, France on July 27, 1963 (Columbia/Legacy; Mar. 15)
The Best Of The Seven Steps To Heaven Box - recorded 1963-64 (Columbia/Legacy; Mar. 15)
Four And More: Recorded Live In Concert - recorded at the Philharmonic Hall in New York City on Feb. 12, 1964 (Columbia/Legacy; Mar. 15)
Miles In Tokyo - recorded at Kohseinenkin Hall, Tokyo, Japan on July 14, 1964 (Columbia/Legacy; Mar. 15)
Miles In Berlin - recorded at the Berlin Philharmonie, Germany on Sept. 25, 1964 (Columbia/Legacy; Mar. 15)
Juan Les-Pins Sessions - on 2-CDs and recorded July 1969 (Columbia/Legacy; fall 2005 release)
Live At The Cellar Door - three 2-CD sets (Columbia/Legacy; fall 2005 release)
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