Miles Davis ' style was at times boldly eccentric, while at others quietly rebellious. Read More
I decided to list my top ten favorite Miles Davis recordings of the electric period. Read More
A couple of years earlier, I had begun to accompany my father at jazz concerts to take photos for his jazz magazine, Musica Jazz . Read More
I'd be remiss in not passing this along. Read More
And for dropping in the occasional withering remark. Read More
Music-sharing blog The Heat Warps has re-posted free downloads of two performances by Miles Davis' "Lost Quintet," the late-1960s configuration that bridged the span between his classic mid-1960s acoustic ensemble and his later electric groups of the 1970s. Read More
Every jazz trumpet player in the world has some kind of relationship with Miles Davis . Read More
On April 2, 1959, producer Robert Herridge recorded the Miles Davis Quintet playing the classic "So What" in CBS studio 61, New York City. The piece was taped for an episode of the Robert Herridge Theater, titled "The Sound of Miles Davis." Read More
The purpose of this blog is to share music, not to steal music. Read More
Throughout a professional career lasting 50 years, Miles Davis played the trumpet in a lyrical, introspective, and melodic ... Read the full Miles Davis bio.