When Water Babies was recorded in 1967 and 1968, Miles Davis had with him one his best working units. His and Wayne Shorter’s compositions allowed for soothing impressionism without losing sight of ...

OK, you first bought Miles Davis’ “Kind of Blue” in its original incarnation as an LP. Then, since you wanted to listen in your car, you picked up the cassette version. And, of course, when ...

Miles Davis’ music was a soundtrack to the black experience in America, even as he struggled with relationships, addiction, and health. A new documentary tells Davis’ life story using ...

Miles Davis is the one jazz figure of the postwar era who had, and still has, the larger-than-life quality of a pop star. Other jazz artists, of course, became legends (Charlie Parker, John ...