1973 Japan Stereo pressing in textured cover without Obi. Miles Davis' "Miles In Tokyo" album is a mesmerizing live performance that captures the magic of one of the greatest jazz musicians of all time. The album was recorded in 1964, during Davis' tour of Japan and features a stellar lineup of musicians, including Ron Carter, Herbie Hancock, Tony Williams, and Sam Rivers. The album's standout tracks include "Agitation" and "So What," which showcase Davis' signature style of improvisation and experimentation.

What makes "Miles In Tokyo" such an exceptional album is the way Davis and his bandmates feed off each other's energy, creating a dynamic and unpredictable musical experience. Davis' trumpet playing is as fluid and expressive as ever, while the rhythm section provides a solid foundation for the improvisation to soar. The album features a range of tracks, including the upbeat and energetic "All of You" and the soothing, mellow tones of "My Funny Valentine". The album's standout track is the 7-minute long "So What", which highlights Davis' prowess on the trumpet and the band's ability to work together to create a dynamic and evolving sound. "Miles In Tokyo" provides a glimpse into the brilliance of Miles Davis and his band.