There is a new Miles Davis 20 CD box set of all his Montreaux shows. Track one on disc 14 is Princes Movie Star.

Here is more info:

Track Listings Disc: 1

1. Miles in Montreux '73, Part One
2. Miles in Montreux '73, Part Two

Disc: 2

1. Ife
2. Calypso Frelimo
3. Miles in Montreux '73, Part Three


Disc: 3

1. Speak; That's What Happened
2. Star People
3. What It Is
4. It Gets Better
5. Something's On Your Mind


Disc: 4
1. Time After Time
2. Hopscotch; Star On Cicely
3. Bass Solo
4. Jean-Pierre
5. Lake Geneva
6. Something's On Your Mind (reprise)



Disc: 5

1. Speak; That's What Happened
2. Star People
3. What It Is
4. It Gets Better
5. Something's On Your Mind


Disc: 6
1. Time After Time
2. Hopscotch; Star On Cicely
3. Bass Solo
4. Jean-Pierre
5. Lake Geneva
6. Something's On Your Mind (reprise)
7. Code M.D.



Disc: 7
1. Theme From Jack Johnson; One Phone Call/Street Scenes; That's What Happened
2. Star People
3. Maze
4. Human Nature
5. MD 1; Something's On Your Mind; MD 2
6. Time After Time
7. Ms. Morrisine



Disc: 8
1. Code M.D.
2. Pacific Express
3. Katia
4. Hopscotch
5. You're Under Arrest
6. Jean-Pierre; You're Under Arrest; Then There Were None
7. Decoy



Disc: 9
1. Theme From Jack Johnson; One Phone Call/Street Scenes; That's What Happened
2. Star People
3. Maze
4. Human Nature
5. MD 1; Something's On Your Mind; MD 2
6. Time After Time



Disc: 10
1. Ms. Morrisine
2. Code M.D.
3. Pacific Express
4. Katia
5. Hopscotch
6. You're Under Arrest
7. Jean-Pierre; You're Under Arrest; Then There Were None
8. Decoy



Disc: 11
1. Theme From Jack Johnson; One Phone Call/Street Scenes; That's What Happened
2. New Blues
3. Maze
4. Human Nature
5. Wrinkle
6. Tutu
7. Splatch



Disc: 12
1. Time After Time
2. Al Jarreau
3. Carnival Time
4. Burn
5. Portia
6. Jean-Pierre



Disc: 13
1. In A Silent Way
2. Intruder
3. New Blues
4. Perfect Way
5. The Senate; Me & U
6. Human Nature
7. Wrinkle
8. Tutu
9. Time After Time



Disc: 14
1. Movie Star
2. Splatch
3. Heavy Metal Prelude
4. Heavy Metal
5. Don't Stop Me Now
6. Carnival Time
7. Jean-Pierre
8. Tomaas



Disc: 15
1. Intruder
2. New Blues
3. Perfect Way
4. Hannibal
5. Human Nature
6. Mr. Pastorius
7. Tutu



Disc: 16
1. Jilli
2. Time After Time
3. Jo Jo
4. Amandla
5. The Senate; Me & U
6. Wrinkle
7. Portia



Disc: 17
1. Perfect Way
2. New Blues
3. Hannibal
4. The Senate; Me & U
5. In The Night
6. Human Nature
7. Time After Time



Disc: 18

1. Wrinkle
2. Tutu
3. Don't Stop Me Now
4. Carnival Time


Disc: 19
1. Introduction by Claude Nobs & Quincy Jones
2. Boplicity
3. Introduction to "Miles Ahead" Medley
4. Springsville
5. Maids Of Cadiz
6. The Duke
7. My Ship
8. Miles Ahead
9. Blues For Pablo
10. Introduction to "Porgy and Bess" Medley
11. Orgone
12. Gone, Gone, Gone
13. Summertime
14. Here Come De Honey Man
15. Introduction to "Sketches of Spain"
16. The Pan Piper
17. Solea



Disc: 20
1. Perfect Way
2. New Blues
3. Hannibal
4. Human Nature
5. Time After Time
6. Wrinkle





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Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
Produced with loving care by Claude Nobs, founder of the Montreux Jazz Festival, with no edits or overdubs, this document of Miles Davis's Montreux performances shows through never-before-released material how Miles and company transformed his music live, with their fire, invention, and interplay. The list of sidemen on these dates is a who's who of today's superstars, including saxophonist Dave Liebman, guitarists John Scofield and Robben Ford, keyboardists Adam Holzman and Kei Akagi, bassist Michael Henderson, and percussionist Mtume. Most of the music on these discs features versions of Davis's fusion "hits." The funky and R&B-ish ditty "Ife" and the bouncy "Calypso Frelimo" are rendered with more gusto than their studio versions, as are the in-the-pocket, mid-'80s tunes "Star People" and "New Blues." A package this big has more than a few surprises, however. Chaka Khan lends her powerful pipes to Davis's unique cover of the Michael Jackson sleeper, "Human Nature," and "Al Jarreau" is an upbeat (though too short) tribute to the great vocalise master.
Other new offerings include "Lake Geneva," "Pacific Express," and the intense "Maze." This important set has two memorable milestones. There's the previously released 1991 Quincy Jones-led concert with the 50-piece, George Gruntz/Gil Evans Orchestra, where Davis recreates his historic Gil Evans-orchestrated charts of "The Birth of the Cool," "Porgy and Bess," "Miles Ahead," and "Sketches of Spain." Davis's disciple Wallace Roney backs up Davis on the complex melodic lines, and alto saxophonist Kenny Garrett soars with his clean, Sonny Stitt-like solos. Garrett is also onstage with Davis on a sextet date at Nice, France, on July 17, 1991, released here for the first time, that features material from the poppish Scritti Politti tune "Perfect Way" to the Cyndi Lauper ballad "Time After Time." Whether Davis's trumpet is open, muted, or electrified, his playing, as this collection shows, is honest and enduring, regardless of the material. --Eugene Holley Jr.
[This message was edited Wed Oct 23 6:43:55 PDT 2002 by sonicfreak]

the link says that item doesnt exist in their catalog.

also has Amandla on Disc 16.

but who can afford a 20 CD set these days?

WOW,20 CDs is ALOT of music!! But for the Miles fan on your Christmas list,that makes a great gift.I bet it's expensive though.

Heavenly said:

it's only $189.90 at Amazon... i guess it depends on how much you like miles. considering his 6cd sets are just over $100, that's not a bad deal at all...

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[This message was edited Wed Oct 23 8:56:47 PDT 2002 by suomynona]

All I want for Christmas is...

PFunkjazz said:

yeah, it's on my christmas list too... heheh.

Heavenly said:

But Amandla is not by Prince
[This message was edited Wed Oct 23 9:44:04 PDT 2002 by langebleu]

wrong thread
[This message was edited Wed Oct 23 9:57:00 PDT 2002 by PFunkjazz]

more Miles too get.

I could not resist ordering this! I have many Miles CD's including a number of the deluxe box sets but this is the biggest one so far! It was pricey but I got it for $173 (tax and shipping included) so considering it is 20 CD's I guess that is not too bad. Can't wait to get it and have a listen!

let us know how it is

So why can't Prince himself do something similar? All we get is a lousy 3 c.d.s... Hell, we still haven't got them. You can't tell me a Miles 20 c.d. box would outsell a Prince 20 c.d. box, can you?