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Erik Truffaz and Antonio Lizana on "Sketches of Spain"

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by David Unger and Samuel Thiebaut

This interview was conducted as part of the FranceTV.com special Miles Davis, 100 ans d'avance. Few Miles Davis albums are as deeply rooted in a specific place as Sketches of Spain (Columbia, 1960). Yet the Spain imagined by Davis and Gil Evans was always an outsider's vision--an inspired interpretation rather than an immersion in ...

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Yazz Ahmed on "Bitches Brew"

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by David Unger and Samuel Thiebaut

This interview was conducted as part of the FranceTV.com special Miles Davis, 100 ans d'avance. More than fifty years after its release, Bitches Brew (Columbia, 1970) still sounds like a leap into the unknown. It remains one of Miles Davis' boldest reinventions, a work whose influence extends well beyond jazz into electronic music, rock ...

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Hermon Mehari on "Kind of Blue"

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by David Unger and Samuel Thiebaut

This interview was conducted as part of the FranceTV.com special Miles Davis, 100 ans d'avance. Few jazz albums carry the weight of Kind of Blue (Columbia, 1959). Revered, endlessly analyzed and almost impossible to escape, it can seem untouchable. Yet precisely because it has become such a monument, it also raises an intriguing question: ...

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Article: Live Review

The Kind of Blue Band at 92NY

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by Paul Reynolds

The Kind of Blue Band 92NY A Tribute Weekend to Miles Davis New York, NY October 16, 2026 On one level, paying tribute to the best-selling jazz album of all time--and arguably the most critically revered--is a plum musical assignment. It promises playing a masterwork to a crowd that's deeply ...

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Article: In Tribute To...

John Coltrane At 100: A Global Perspective

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by Ian Patterson

With the advent of his birth centenary, John William Coltrane is on our minds again. But then he nearly always is. His influence on generations of saxophonists is palpable. For countless musicians the term “Coltranesque" can be a badge of honor or a millstone around the neck. With the exception perhaps of Miles Davis--whose centenary also ...

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Article: Jazz Fiction

Jazz on a Summer's Day in Paris

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by Mike Raggett

Paris sizzles in the summertime It was so hot the birds weren't singing. Or moving even. They too sat exhausted on the branches of the pine avenue in the Bois de Vincennes. Some were even trying to find shelter under the bonsai collection. Not the peacocks though. They had flopped under the heritage apple and pear ...

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Article: Live Review

The Tension Is Where the Music Lives: Miles Davis at 100, Part 3

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by Kofi Adjepong-Boateng

Herbie Hancock Celebrates Miles Davis Hollywood Bowl Los Angeles, CA August 19, 2026 The Hollywood Bowl began as a picnic ground called Daisy Dell, a canyon chosen for its acoustics, willed into being largely by women, chief among them Artie Mason Carter, a music teacher who believed music was for everyone ...

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Michael Leonhart Orchestra at the 2026 NoMad Jazz Festival

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by Paul Reynolds

Michael Leonhart Orchestra Rizzoli Bookstore NoMad Jazz Festival  New York NY August 2, 2026 Spontaneous creation in jazz usually doesn't extend to the arrangements for a 17-piece orchestra. But Michael Leonhart--who disclosed from the bandstand that his orchestra “did not rehearse for this performance"--wound up arranging on the fly for ...

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Article: Interview

‘I Thought I Composed That’: Terence Blanchard and the Inheritance of Jazz

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by Kofi Adjepong-Boateng

Cadogan Hall, where Terence Blanchard and I met, was built in 1907 as a church in the Byzantine Revival style. When its congregation dwindled, the Cadogan Estate reopened it in 2004 as an arts venue, preserving Arild Rosenkrantz's stained glass and stone while the purpose was reimagined--a fitting room in which to discuss “inheritance" and “creation" ...

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Article: Live Review

Three Icons Celebrate Miles Davis Centennial at Smoke Jazz Club

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by Andrew Schinder

Eddie Henderson, Gary Bartz, and Billy Hart Smoke Jazz and Supper Club Miles Davis 100th Celebration New York, NY May 29, 2026 In late May 2026, the music community was in the throes of Miles Davis centennial mania. Music labels released fancy, often expensive re-packages of Davis' music. Davis' autobiography was given a ...


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