Bandmate on famous Miles Davis-John Coltrane album recalls session, 40 years later. Windows Media 28K 80K "Kind of Blue," Davis' 1959 album, is arguably the most popular and most influential jazz ...

Interviews: John Robinson Playing with Miles Davis, says Jimmy Cobb, the sole surviving member of the trumpeter’s Kind Of Blue quintet, “was a position”. The 82-year old drummer’s view is ...

Miles Davis trumpet; Bill Evans piano; Julian "Cannonball" Adderley alto saxophone (except #3); John Coltrane tenor saxophone; Wynton Kelly piano (#2); Paul Chambers bass; Jimmy Cobb drums ...

Diving into one of the greatest albums of all time, Kind Of Blue, we explore 10 things about Miles Davis' playing that will help you get to know his sound and identify him in the future.

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

Francis Davis accepts the Grammy award for best album notes for his work on Miles Davis' Kind Of Blue: 50th Anniversary Collector's Edition in 2009. (Kevin Winter/Getty Images) This story originally ...

Davis was jazz critic for The Village Voice and a contributing editor for The Atlantic. He wrote many books on jazz, and won a Grammy for his liner notes for the reissue of Miles Davis' Kind of Blue.

London-based trumpeter Jay Phelps brings his band to 229 for one night only to perform the entire 'Kind of Blue' album by Miles Davis in full along with more fifties era music from Miles Davis.

Rising star Olivia Cuttill performs Miles Davis' beloved Kind Of Blue in its entirety live with an all-star quintet of outstanding talent. In 1959, he recorded what is widely regarded as his most ...