Miles Davis - Merci, Miles! Live at Vienne Celeste and ‘Don’t Believe’ (taken from

and ‘Don’t Believe’ (taken from the new album ‘Made Of Rain’ out now on Cooking Vinyl)

Jean Claude Vannier to Serge Gainsbourg on Histoire de Melody Nelson

Even though he emerged at first in folk-rock

huge personal emotional and mental traumas

producing hybrid offspring that shaped the course of popular music and had come to define his legend

Miles Davis - Merci, Miles! Live at Vienne Celeste and ‘Don’t Believe’ (taken fromReleased 25th June 2021. By 1991, the worlds most celebrated trumpeter could look back on five decades of musical evolution his own, and that of the world around him. Miles Davis had found ways of marrying jazz with classical ideas, then later R&B, rock and funk, producing hybrid offspring that shaped the course of popular music and had come to define his legend. In 1985, hed left Columbia after thirty years to sign to Warner Bros. Records, a label