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, ...

As a searcher, Miles Davis was also a sublime tryer. And if anything didn’t work or stick, that was part of the process. Getting to where you’re going involves all of the places you were only ...

The move from Miles’s quintet albums to “Live-Evil” (1971) was drastic; the reward was understanding that groove and details of space, placement and articulation were profound and masterful.

Miles Davis' epic 1959 album, ... “We’ve taken and stolen from him shamelessly, not just musically, but in terms of his attitude of moving things forward. ...

Davis finished with 131 yards on 13 carries and he made his case to be BYU's starting running back moving forward. Miles Davis' Path to BYU.