BITCHES BREW LIVE offers 3 previously unissued tracks recorded July 5, 1969 at Newport Jazz Festival including the first ever professionally recorded live version of "Miles Runs the Voodoo Down" and the first known recording of the revamped electric version of "Sanctuary" just over a month before Miles went into the studio to record what would become his fastest-selling album of all time, BITCHES BREW. Fast-forward one year... August 1970, Isle of Wight Festival in the U.K. where Miles is playing with a much more electric, rock-oriented sound in front of 600, 000 people! This incredible full set includes the title track and "Spanish Key" played by Davis's remarkable all-star group captured live at the peak of it's powers. Now, on BITCHES BREW LIVE, Fans get first-hand, behind-the-scenes insight into an incredible point in Miles's career when he was headlining alongside some of the then new rock groups including Sly & the Family Stone, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix and more!