Show Notes
On this episode of Audio Judo Does Jazz, Chris discusses one of the pillars of jazz music: Miles Davis. From his early days playing be-bop with Charlie Parker, through his late period jazz fusion works, Chris talks about Miles' history and highlights some of his greatest works and must-listen albums.
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Chris' Miles Davis Listening Recommendations
With Miles as band leader: 1955 – The New Miles Davis Quintet 1956 – Cookin’ 1956 – Relaxin’ 1956 – Workin’ 1956 – Steamin’ 1956 – Round About Midnight 1958 – Milestones 1959 – Kind of Blue 1960 – Sketches of Spain 1964 – Four And More 1970 – A Tribute To Jack Johnson
With Miles as a Sideman: 1944-1948 - Charlie Parker – The Complete Recordings on Savoy and Dial 1958 - Cannonball Adderley – Somethin’ Else
Chris would be remiss if he didn't mention: 1957 - Birth of the Cool 1957 - Miles Ahead 1959 - Porgy And Bess 1965 - Cookin’ At The Plugged Nickel 1969 - In A Silent Way 1970 - Bitches Brew Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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