1. There's a great Miles Davis track on side two.

2. When Miles Davis died, jazz was robbed of its most distinctive voice.

3. Troupe co-authored the award-winning autobiography of Miles Davis, and has been invited to participate in the 1997 Venice Biennale.

4. The younger musicians, influenced greatly by Miles Davis, liked their jazz, but liked it loud.

5. He rebuked a young Miles Davis for his dress sense, played with the greats, and recorded some classic albums.

6. Miles Davis broke new ground in jazz.

7. Life A bigger - than - life Miles Davis graces a mural outside the Bohemian Caverns club on U Street.

8. Miles Davis the undisputed king of jazz trumpet, continually broke new ground, eventually creating the slow and mellow style named " cool jazz."

9. GWEN OUTEN: Miles Davis and his band were not the only artists testing new ways to do things.

10. Miles Davis was a great artist but kind of a cuckoo clock.

11. STEVE EMBER: Miles Davis was born into a wealthy family in Illinois in nineteen twenty-six.

12. " She also tackles the Miles Davis classic "Blue In Green, " and Lauryn Hill's "All That I Can Say.

13. Miles Davis is the best-known jazz musician in the US.

14. But I can think of one from music: Miles Davis.

15. Most of the three million Miles Davis tribute albums are lame.

16. STEVE EMBER: Miles Davis played trumpet and led the group.

17. New releases include previously unheard recordings by Marvin Gaye and Miles Davis.

18. Less obvious rock fare was pulled over to the jazz side by trumpet legend Miles Davis.

19. A saxophonist who has played with the best, including Miles Davis.

20. Gardner is the head of his own brokerage firm and lives in a Chicago Townhouse--one of his three homes with a collection of tailored suits, designer shoes, and Miles Davis albums.

21. He has been a professional musician for over 50 years now working with the likes of Stan Gentz, Sarah Vaughn and Miles Davis.

22. If one album had to explain jazz, a strong candidate would be "Kind of Blue" by the trumpet player and bandleader Miles Davis.

23. His compositions are close to Jazz, as a result of the collaboration with personalities like Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Bill Evans,(/miles davis.html) Phill Woods or Stephane Grappelli.

24. Scrolling down in the returned results will reveal two albums of Miles Davis at the Fillmore in 1970.

25. When compiling lists of great jazz musicians, it's Charlie Parker, Miles Davis and John Coltrane who usually lead the field, with few vocalists mentioned.