This gives me goosebumps. 1987 was a great year for Miles. Portia is beautiful writing by Marcus Miller and perfect for Miles.

this is what heaven sounds like

Sometimes we have to thank YouTube, so good to be able to watch his Excellency Miles Davis with one of the best of long list of great sound

Great live video, but it is important to know who we are looking at.
Miles Davis (tpt, synth)
Kenny Garrett (as, fl)
Robert Irving III (synth)
Adam Holzman (synth)
Joe 'Foley' McCreary (lead el-b)
Darryl Jones (el-b)
Ricky Wellman (d)
Mino Cinelu (perc)

MilesStyle: The Fashion Of Miles Davis  3:00
GQ magazine named Miles Davis the best-dressed musician, ever, while Esquire said he was one of the top 75 best-dressed men of all time.  By Simon Adams - 29 May 2020
Source: Jazz Journal

masterpiece..He is gone and every body is going little by little and we are going to leave too one day...

Darryl’s fretless is so beautiful. Of course, the playing is top notch. Great version of a sublime Miller composition. Miles and co. forever!

The sound is so intimate, that you can listen to M.D gold necklace touch the trumpet structure.

I saw this same version Portia, end of show with Darrell Jones on bass in Portland at Starry Night, small room really. Audience close like this — Just like this. Changed my life forever.  No words. Been looking for this w Darrell long time.

.....Incredible! The soundtrack to epic events. Like the birth of a child, or a planet!  Miles probably has on a 10,000$ outfit and the bassist has on a wife-beater. Long as you can jam!!

The best keyboard sounds Miles has ever had. The magic box has been opened. Unbelievable. What an arsenal of programmed analog synthesizers. It's never been seen again. And the musicians were all at the peak of their time, a year later when Marcus Miller released Tutu for Miles Davis. Robert Irving III was musical director. Thank you for this great time, which I was also able to experience live in Stuttgart, Tübingen, and Freiburg.

Oh Ricky and Darryl 😀😃😄😆😅

I remember being 17 years old, watching VH1 late, and hearing this for the first time via the 'Tutu - Medley' video where this was the last part of the medley.  Completely enchanted and blown away as the chords and vibe were so otherworldly and ethereal.  At 17 I felt beyond sophisticated listening to this, as it transported me to a lovely and sublime adult place that is too perfect for reality.  That same feeling washes over me when I listen to this today at age 53.  Magic.

Man, I feel this song goes deep to my soul. Thank you for posting this. 🙏

Best version ever. I miss this group. Was the greatest group of this world. Miles Davis group forever ♥️🙏

It makes me very emotional I did see this band several times and portia was the epitaph.  Miles has been a reference on my life . I reccomend to listen Agharta and Pangaea two sets in Osaka back in the 70's just before he disappeared

I am so grateful that I was able to see and hear him play- this tune. It was truly mystical.
I miss him for sure.
But grateful.
Westbury Music Fair, The Peer, and Avery Fisher Hall - Lincoln Center.
Thank you!

Can't stop listening to this song.

Can't stop listening to this song.1987 was a great year for Miles this is what heaven sounds like

That was absolutely epic. These guys know how to put on a show.