1975 2LP Gatefold 2nd Label With The PG Prefix. Stampers Are 1AE/1F/2B/1B. The Iconic "Bitches Brew" is a groundbreaking and influential double album that marked a significant shift in the world of jazz. Released in 1970, the album fused elements of jazz, rock, and funk, creating a new sound that would later be dubbed "fusion." Davis assembled a talented group of musicians including Wayne Shorter on saxophone, John McLaughlin on guitar, and Chick Corea on keyboard, among others, to create a complex and dynamic musical landscape. The album features six lengthy tracks, each showcasing the virtuosic skills of the individual musicians and their ability to improvise and collaborate. The title track, "Bitches Brew," is a 27-minute-long exploration of shifting rhythms and diverse instrumentation, while "Spanish Key" features Davis' iconic trumpet playing layered over a driving, funky groove. "Bitches Brew" was a commercial and critical success, earning Davis a Grammy award and cementing his place as one of the most innovative and influential musicians of his time.