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Live At Montreux (Vinyl) InStock wildly odd ‘Abyssinian Secret’ inMiles & Quincy, recorded live at the Montreux Jazz Festival some 35 years ago (July 8, 1991), are the final recordings of Miles Davis before his passing that September. With this setlist, Miles chose to revisit the amazing arrangements that Gil Evans created for several of his landmark early Columbia albums, and the electrifying live show was conducted by legendary producer, composer, arranger Quincy Jones.