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Miles Davis - Agitation(1969) #Jazz Miles Davis/Chick Corea/Dave Holland/Wayne Shorter/Jack DeJohnette This group has been referred to as Miles' “Lost Quintet," as the lineup was relatively short-lived and never made a studio album together in this configuration.

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