(Courtesy of the artist) In Miles Davis' restless ... "Nothing Like You," for 1967 album "Sorcerer." The release was a surprise to Dorough, in part because the rest of the album featured Davis ...

The third of six albums by Miles Davis' second quintet, Sorcerer tracks an evolutionary musical trajectory that Miles had launched two years earlier, and anticipates the even more radical developments ...

that is the love I had for Miles. That is the soft place where our connection rested its head.” Within a year of their meeting, Davis featured a closeup of Tyson for the cover of “Sorcerer ...

The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra will also dive in deep for a celebration of what would have been the ninetieth birthday of Miles Davis, presenting a panoply of refashioned Davis work drawn ...

Miles Davis’ live work with his Second Great Quintet — as documented in a handful of unreleased French concerts — is the focus of the upcoming eighth volume in the late jazz legend’s ...

Miles Davis was always moving forward, never content to rest on his lofty laurels. Thus, after fashioning some of the greatest acoustic jazz recordings of all time in the ’50s and ’60s ...

Such sentiments come as no surprise to trumpet dynamo and San Diego Symphony jazz curator Gilbert Castellanos, who on Aug. 17 will lead “Miles Davis: Kind of Blue — In Concert” at the Rady ...