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Miles Davis by Thomas Copi

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Miles Davis was one of the most influential musicians of the twentieth century. He went to New York from East St. Louis, Illinois, to be schooled in bebop by Charlie Parker himself. Miles had charisma and when he changed musical directions, other players followed along. He helped popularize jazz-rock fusion and had great appeal for the college crowd that was attracted to the Berkeley Jazz Festival in 1985. He was named to the Rock & Roll hall of fame posthumously in 2006. Learn More

Miles Davis by Thomas Copi

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Miles Davis, who had recently come out of a five-year retirement, appears in this photo from the Newport Jazz Festival, which had moved from Festival Field, now home to several apartment buildings, over to nearby Fort Adams State Park. It was a beautiful day and Miles was Miles, just what everyone wanted. He came and went in a Cadillac limousine, and the music was as high as the sky. Learn More

MIles Davis, New York City 1986

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Miles Davis in the studio playing on Steve Van Zandt's "I Ain't Gonna Play Sun City." I walked in following Miles alone in to the recording booth. He started to say "You Can't Go There." I was told everyone outside got very nervous that I had gone in with him and no one wanted to upset Miles. Then they realized he was improvising about going to Sun City and started to play. I knew this would be one of the highlights in my life to be alone with Miles as he played. Learn More

Miles Davis and Andy Warhol, NYC 1987

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"I went down to the hip New York club The Tunnel where Miles Davis and Andy Warhol were modeling the Japanese designer, Kohshin Satoh's '87 collection. I know that Warhol was not feeling well at the time, and in fact he died on the following Sunday; but t Learn More