Miles Davis

This is the second of a two-part series on Miles Davis. Read More

This is the second of a two-part series on Miles Davis. Read More

Fifty years after jazz legend Miles Davis , shown above in 1959, recorded "Kind of Blue," the U.S. House of Representatives voted Tuesday to honor the landmark album's contribution to the genre. Read More

Monster, renowned for its many advanced consumer electronics accessories and fast becoming one of the world's leading manufacturers of high-performance headphones, is proud to announce the upcoming introduction of the world's first audio hardware product to bear the official name and signature of legendary trumpeter Miles Davis - the new “Miles Davis Tribute" high-performance in-ear headphones. Read More

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The new 70-disc Miles Davis mega-box set collecting all of the trumpeter's work for Columbia/Sony Music is out, and David Was, jazz fan and one of the principals in the group Was (Not Was), reviews it for NPR here . Read More

It's rare that American political leaders find common ground let alone agree unanimously but earlier today the US House of Representatives voted unanimously to honour the Miles Davis jazz record, Kind of Blue. The symbolic resolution hailed the album as a masterpiece which changed the artistic landscape. Read More

US politicians have voted without dissent to pay tribute to the landmark Miles Davis album Kind Of Blue. The US House of Representatives voted 409-0 to pass a symbolic resolution honouring the album and reaffirming jazz as a national treasure. Read More

Fifty years after jazz legend Miles Davis recorded "Kind of Blue," the House voted Tuesday to honor the landmark album's contribution to the genre. Read More