Audiophiles owe themselves a listen to Craft Recordings Original Jazz Classics Series of new Miles Davis vinyl reissues.

In November, the Miles Davis Bootleg Series released volume 8, “Miles in France—Miles Davis Quintet 1963/64” (Legacy/Columbia), which shows how Davis’s small groups adapted in the years ...

The data displayed for this chart goes back to 1994, however we hope to be able to offer deeper historic information at a future point ...

Visionary trumpeter and bandleader Miles Davis pioneered multiple jazz styles throughout his five-decade career.

The album, released in 1955, was the trumpeter’s first 12” LP. With pianist Red Garland and Philly Joe Jones in tow—who’d later become key parts of the legendary Miles Davis Quintet—the album is a ...

Recorded when Miles’ first great quintet was transitioning into his sextet, the song features Davis’ playful and ...

Stablemates (Miles Davis Quintet); Trane? Blues (Miles Davis Quintet); Dear Old Stockholm (Miles Davis Quintet); Well, You Needn? (Miles Davis Quintet); Monk? Mood (Thelonious Monk Trio); Trinkle ...

Together they made up two fifths of Miles Davis's Second Great Quintet. Joy comes over Hancock's face when reminiscing about the period between 1964 to 1968, when he toured the world with the man ...

Herbie Hancock on meeting Miles Davis: "Miles said 'Play something.' I was so nervous all I could play was a ballad..."Herbie Hancock on meeting Miles Davis: "Miles said 'Play something.' ...

In 1948, Dorham studied composition and arranging at the Gotham School of Music under the G.I. Bill. On Christmas Eve of that year, Dorham performed for the first time as replacement for Miles Davis ...