Home / Music / Cookin' at the Plugged Nickel captures Miles Davis's second great quintetMusic linernotes album music miles-davisCookin' at the Plugged Nickel captures Miles Davis's second great quintetRecorded over two December nights in 1965 at a Chicago club and not released until 1976, this live album documents Miles Davis’s second great quintet at full power. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesThe 1956 sessions caught Coltrane between stylesIn a Silent Way is Miles Davis's quiet bridge into fusionKind of Blue was recorded in about nine hoursMiles Davis' Plugged Nickel shows spawned four albumsMiles Davis turned two 1956 sessions into four albumsExplorePharoah Sanders made the tenor saxophone sound like nothing elseBROCKHAMPTON's Saturation III closed a trilogy in a single yearShirley Horn sang slow enough to make you lean inBeethoven's late string quartets were written by a completely deaf manStarless and Bible Black was David Cross's last full album with King CrimsonPrevious Cookin' features John Coltrane with the Miles Davis quintetNext Coltrane kept returning to 'I Want to Talk About You' after Soultrane