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John McLaughlin (Album Version)
Album: Bitches Brew
Released: Jan 1, 1970
Label: Columbia/Legacy

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  • Genre: Jazz

    Location NEW YORK, New York, US

    Profile Views: 1637932

    Last Login: 2/18/2011

    Member Since 8/1/2006

    Website milesdavis.com

    Record Label Legacy Recordings/Sony Music

    Type of Label Major

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    Perhaps no individual has had a greater impact on popular music than Miles Davis. Widely considered the most inventive and important figure in the history of jazz, Davis played his trumpet as the finest poet employs the pen, conveying the deepest and most dynamic of emotions through his ingenious sense of melody and craftsmanship. With a professional career lasting nearly fifty years, Miles not only changed the landscape of music and popular culture but continues to impact the core of artistic endeavorment to this day. Miles Davis is not just the greatest trumpeter of all time…he is innovation itself.

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    Miles Davis To Be Honored With Statue In Alton http://t.co/YfHD8QI9

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    A Look Back: Miles Davis At Carnegie Hall http://t.co/qj4aELDC

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    Did you know that Miles made his very first studio recording on April 24, 1945 with a blues/jazz singer and dancer... http://t.co/ggAbo6RL

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    "Hell if you understand everything I said, you'd be me." Newsweek, March 23, 1970 http://t.co/7gK85m3X

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    Who were the two pop artists who Miles covered in the 1980s and whose songs became nightly features on is shows for the rest of his career?

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  • D. Snelson

    miles...i know youre up there checkin us all out
    thank you for the constant inspiration you have provided me throughout each and every year i hear your horn
    godbless
    love
    d3a

    1 year ago
  • Gary Stewart

    i got a miles davis tattoo

    1 year ago
  • Gabrielle Vaucan

    Miles Davis restera mon Jazz man préféré, paix à son âme !

    1 year ago
  • Nathalie Pena-Vieira

    thank you for the friendship. You'll always be with me through the kind of blue...love from Paris. Nathalie

    1 year ago
  • HENNY'S (backup page)

    legend

    1 year ago
  • Jeffrey

    Thanks for keeping Mr. Ice Blue Cool himself, alive through his music and spirit, may he ever R.I.P.

    God bless you,

    Jeffrey

    1 year ago
  • Moonshield

    "All of You" will always remain one of my favorite jazz tunes. His collaborations with Coltrane were also brilliant. I am truly grateful :)

    1 year ago
  • Homens-Macaco!

    Great Miles!
    You continue inspiring!

    1 year ago
  • Jeroen Henstra

    A great musician and inspiration, whose discography is like the essence of jazz history...

    1 year ago
  • Matty Citroni

    Kind of Blue is one of the greatest records ever made, hands down! You are such an inspiration!

    -Matty

    1 year ago
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Perhaps no individual has had a greater impact on popular music than Miles Davis. Widely considered the most inventive and important figure in the history of jazz, Davis played his trumpet as the finest poet employs the pen, conveying the deepest and most dynamic of emotions through his ingenious sense of melody and craftsmanship. With a professional career lasting nearly fifty years, Miles not only changed the landscape of music and popular culture but continues to impact the core of artistic endeavorment to this day. Miles Davis is not just the greatest trumpeter of all time…he is innovation itself.

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