Miles Davis: "Agharta", 2-LP Set Recorded 1975 in Japan, Beautiful NEAR MINT LPs
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Jul 5, 2016 Sold Date
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From Columbia Records (PG 33967), this is AGHARTA by MILES DAVIS, 

an original pressing (2-LP set) recorded February 1, 1975; released in August of

the same year. Gatefold is EX+ or betterthe LPs appear MINT and play grade 

at NEAR MINT to solid MINT. Highest recommendation.

The Cuts:

    Side One
    1. "Prelude (Part 1)" – 22:34
    Side Two
    1. "Prelude (Part 2)" / "Maiysha" – 23:01
    Side Three
    1. "Theme from Jack Johnson" – 26:17
    Side Four
    1. "Interlude" – 25:59

Personnel & Instrumentation:

  • Pete Cosey – guitar, percussion, synthesizer
  • Miles Davis – organ, trumpet
  • Sonny Fortune – alto sax, flute, soprano sax
  • Al Foster – drums
  • Reggie Lucas – guitar
  • Michael Henderson – bass
  • James Mtume – congas, percussion, rhythm box, water drum

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