Miles Davis and American culture, edited by Gerald Early
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Miles Davis and American culture, edited by Gerald Early
Language
eng
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Includes bibliographical references
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contains biographical information
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illustrations
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no index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Miles Davis and American culture
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bibliography
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46364839
Responsibility statement
edited by Gerald Early
Table Of Contents
The art of the muscle: Miles Davis as American knave / Gerald Early -- Just before Miles: jazz in St. Louis, 1926-1944 / William Howland Kenney -- "I just adored that man" / an interview with Quincy Jones -- "So what"(?) ... it's "all blues" anyway: an anecdotal/jazzological tour of Milesville / Eugene B. Redmond -- "He's Miles ahead" / an interview with George Avakian -- Miles and the jazz critics / John Gennari -- "Sensational pulse" / an interview with Ahmad Jamal -- Miles, politics, and image / Ingrid Monson -- "Any direction he chose" / an interview with Ron Carter -- Miles Davis and the 1960s avant-garde / Waldo E. Martin Jr. -- From Kind of blue to Bitches brew / Quincy Troupe -- "It's about that time": the response to Miles Davis's electric turn / Eric Porter -- Miles Davis and the double audience / Martha Bayless -- "Here's God walking around" / an interview with Joey DeFrancesco -- Ladies sing Miles / Farah Jasmine Griffin -- Remembering Miles in St. Louis: a conclusion / Benjamin Cawthra -- Appendix 1. Playboy interview with Alex Haley -- Appendix 2. Chronology
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