1 In a Silent Way
CD: Slawka Records SR-019, Jazz4U 055

2 Intruder
CD: Slawka Records SR-019, Jazz4U 055

3 New Blues
CD: Slawka Records SR-019, Jazz4U 055

4 Perfect Way
CD: Slawka Records SR-019, Jazz4U 055

5 The Senate - Me & U
CD: Slawka Records SR-019, Jazz4U 055

6 Human Nature
CD: Slawka Records SR-019, Jazz4U 055

7 Wrinkle
CD: Slawka Records SR-019, Jazz4U 055

8 Tutu
CD: Slawka Records SR-019, Jazz4U 055

9 Time After Time
CD: Slawka Records SR-019, Jazz4U 055

10 In a Silent Way
12" LP: Poljazz PSJ-X-003
CD: Slawka Records SR-015/6, Prime of Rarities PRCD-1001, Jazz4U 055

11 Intruder
12" LP: Poljazz PSJ-X-003
CD: Slawka Records SR-015/6, Prime of Rarities PRCD-1001, Jazz4U 055

12 Star People
12" LP: Poljazz PSJ-X-003
CD: Slawka Records SR-015/6, Prime of Rarities PRCD-1001, Jazz4U 055

13 Perfect Way
12" LP: Poljazz PSJ-X-003
CD: Slawka Records SR-015/6, Prime of Rarities PRCD-1001, Jazz4U 055

14 The Senate - Me & U
12" LP: Poljazz PSJ-X-003
CD: Slawka Records SR-015/6, Prime of Rarities PRCD-1001, Jazz4U 055

15 Human Nature
CD: Slawka Records SR-019, Jazz4U 055

16 Wrinkle
12" LP: Poljazz PSJ-X-003
CD: Slawka Records SR-015/6, Prime of Rarities PRCD-1001, Jazz4U 055

17 Tutu
12" LP: Poljazz PSJ-X-003
CD: Slawka Records SR-015/6, Prime of Rarities PRCD-1001, Jazz4U 055

18 Time After Time
CD: Slawka Records SR-019, Jazz4U 055

19 Movie Star
CD: Slawka Records SR-019, Jazz4U 055

Slawka (CDR) SR-019 does not list "Intruder," and "The Senate - Me & U" is listed as "The Sonet." A version of "Movie Star" is listed on the cover but not included on the CD. I do not know if "Movie Star" was played.

"The Senate - Me & U" is incomplete on Poljazz (0:12) and Prime of Rarities (0:02). Poljazz PSJ-X-003 is a limited-edition LP for members of the Polish Jazz Society's record club. The LP has no information on the cover or labels.

The information given on Prime of Rarities is completely wrong. "In a Silent Way" and "Intruder" are listed as "Untitled (opening Jam)," New Blues" as "Speak," and "Wrinkle" as "Untitled (Fast Funk Jam)." Kei Akagi is listed instead of Joey DeFrancesco. The location is given as Pulsid and the date as July 11, 1988.

The Davis group traveled to Stockholm on October 12 to begin a European tour. Several dates at the end of the tour were canceled because Davis developed a heart infection.

October 14: Koncerthuset, Stockholm, Sweden (Bob Berg replaces Kenny Garrett for this show)
October 16: Mejeriet, Lund
October 17: Falkoner Salen, Falkoner Centret, Copenhagen
October 19: U.K.K. Hall, Helsinki Fair Centre, Helsinki, Finland
October 20-21: days off in Helsinki
October 23: Club Sardines, Oslo, Norway
October 25: Grieghallen, Bergen
October 29: Cirque Royal, Brussels, Belgium
October 30: Sala Kongresowa, Warsaw, Poland
November 1: Eishalle Liebenau, Graz, Austria
November 2: Palasport, Bolzano, Italy
November 3: Festsaal der Schweizer, Mustermesse, Basel, Switzerland
November 5: Centre Culturel et de Congres de Brest, Brest, France (two concerts)
November 7: Stadthalle, Mannheim, West Germany
November 10: Estadio Insular, Las Palmas, Canary Islands, Spain
November 11: Polideportivo Juan Rios Tejera, Tenerife (canceled)
November 13: Pabellon Cubierto Del Estadio, Granada
November 15: Palacio de los Deportes, Madrid
November 16: Palacio Municipal de los Deportes, Barcelona (canceled)
November 18: unknown venue, Parma, Italy (canceled)
November 19: Palazzo dello Sport, Rome (canceled)
November 20: unknown venue, Catania (canceled)
November 21: unknown venue, Firenza (canceled)
November 22: Palatrussartdi, Milan (with Zucchero Fornaciari, canceled)
November 23: unknown venue, Pordenone (canceled)
November 24: unknown venue, Naples (canceled)