Recorded on July 8, 1991 — just nearly three months before his passing — Live At Montreux is one of the most historic and poignant documents in jazz history.

Known for his fierce refusal to ever look back at his past work, Miles Davis made a monumental exception for this concert. Under the coaxing and direction of Quincy Jones, Miles revisited his legendary late-1950s orchestral collaborations with the late Gil Evans, playing arrangements from Miles Ahead, Porgy and Bess, and Sketches of Spain.