"Decoy" Miles Davis Three years after his comeback, this is his fourth album. Recorded in 1983, after parting ways with his long-time collaborator Teo Macero, this is a late-period Miles bit work, self-produced. Featuring Bill Evans and Branford Marsalis on soprano saxophone, and incorporating the latest electronics of the time, it entertains with a wide range of musical ideas, from techno to slow blues. This is the comeback album of the Emperor Miles, whose health had improved. Released in 1984 by CBS Sony in the US. Import. Trumpet – Miles Davis Soprano Saxophone – Branford Marsalis (M: 1, 3, 6) Bill Evans (M: 5, 7) Guitar – John Scofield Electric Bass – Darryl "The Munch" Jones* Drums – Al Foster Percussion – Mino Cinelu Synthesizer – Miles Davis (M: 2, 4, 5 to 7), Robert Irving III (M: 1 to 3, 6) Synthesizer [Bass] – Robert Irving III (M: 2) Drum Programming – Robert Irving III (M: 1 to 3) 1. Decoy 2. Robot 415 3. Code M.D. 4. Freaky Deaky 5. What It Is 6. That's Right 7. That's What Happened jazz・CD・0118