Walkin’ by Miles Davis was released in 1957 but brings together two sessions from 1954 that were previously released in a 10” ...

The month culminates with the Miles Davis Celebration (May 28-Jun 1). An exceptional quintet—featuring trumpet legend Eddie Henderson, saxophonist Ralph Moore, pianist George Cables, bassist Peter ...

Davis’ muted trumpet takes on a storytelling role ... mid-tempo number that oozes confidence and swagger. Recorded when Miles ...

The Musings of Miles finds Miles Davis in a thoughtful, reflective mood. This was his first session for Prestige as a leader ...

In one spectacular evening, spanning 2 unique sets, multi-award winning jazz trumpet iconoclast Brownman Ali -- heralded by the Hamilton Spec as "one of the greatest interpreters of Miles Davis ...

Together they made up two fifths of Miles Davis's Second Great Quintet ... Online there is much debate as to what caused this trumpet temper tantrum. But for Hancock, this was a regular occurrence.

Overshadowed for most of his career by the likes of Dizzy Gillespie, Fats Navarro, Miles Davis, Clifford Brown, and Lee Morgan, Kenny Dorham's abilities as a composer and unique voice as an advanced ...

Saxophone virtuoso Charlie Parker, left, brought Miles Davis, right, into his bebop band ... the year they released the very first jazz record Trumpet legend Louis Armstrong, nicknamed Satchmo ...

In 1984, Miles Davis met the artist Jo Gelbard when they lived in the same apartment block in New York. “He always had his trumpet, his red trumpet, and in the case was always a sketch pad and ...