Miles Davis trumpet; Bill Evans piano; Julian "Cannonball" Adderley alto saxophone (except #3); John Coltrane tenor saxophone; Wynton Kelly piano (#2); Paul Chambers bass; Jimmy Cobb drums ...

Do you like jazz? Here are three jazz albums that should serve as a jumpstart into the varied and interesting genre if you're new.

Originally published in Uncut’s September 2011 issue (Take 172). Interviews: John Robinson Playing with Miles Davis, says Jimmy Cobb, the sole surviving member of the trumpeter’s Kind Of Blue ...

London-based trumpeter Jay Phelps brings his band to 229 for one night only to perform the entire 'Kind of Blue' album by Miles Davis in full along with more fifties era music from Miles Davis.

There are, surely, only two key factors that really determine whether a reissue is worthwhile. The first is if the music itself demands reintroduction, reinterpretation or reassessment; the second is ...

For decades, passing 3rd and Wells has conjured, for me, the sound of the classic Miles Davis Quintet – featuring John Coltrane, Cannonball Adderley, Paul Chambers, Wynton Kelly and Jimmy Cobb.

Insights from the most recent Whole Brand Study from the US agency Barkley, examining 184 brands, both global and US, across a multitude of categories. In 1959, Miles Davis had no idea that Kind of ...

(ThyBlackMan.com) Few musicians have reshaped the sound of modern music as profoundly as Miles Davis. As a visionary ...