Released to celebrate the 70th anniversary of these sessions and the 75th anniversary of Prestige Records, "Miles '54" brings together 20 tracks recorded by the trumpet legend in 1954. Including cuts... more

Miles In France 1963 & 64- The Miles Davis Quintet: The Bootleg Series Vol. 8 / MILES IN FRANCE is the eighth installment in the celebrated Miles Davis Bootleg Series and this edition focuses on the... more

Here's the definitive audio companion to the new documentary by Stanley Nelson. Every Miles fan will dig this mix of label/era-spanning tracks and excerpts from the film: "Milestones," "Donna Lee,"... more

The last performance of the lost quintet. The 'third great quintet' by itself was never documented in the recording studio. Their European tour of 1969, represented on this new CD, is one of only two... more

2019 archive release. Miles Davis shocked the music world in 1985 when he left Columbia Records after 30 years to join Warner Bros. Records. In October of that year, he began recording the album... more

One of the great watershed moments in jazz, "Birth of the Cool" compiled 11 tracks Miles recorded with his nonet in 1949 and 1950. Complex yet elemental, exquisitely arranged yet intimate and... more

Probably the most important figure in 20th century jazz, Miles Davis' legacy has left a permanent impact on music of all kinds. His work paved the way for a number of major developments in the idiom,... more

This series—which has been thrilling fans with unreleased recordings from multiple phases of Miles' kaleidoscopic career—now moves on to the 1966–68 period with his great Quintet featuring Herbie... more

Grammy-winning pianist Robert Glasper has gotten a lot of attention for his original compositions in "Miles Ahead"; his other new project is this album that pulls Miles' original recordings into... more

It was an inspired choice to have Robert Glasper score the new Miles biopic. After all, Glasper is a forward-looking jazz artist who refuses to work within prescribed boundaries; doesn't that sound... more

It was hailed as one of the greatest comebacks the jazz world had ever seen, but like every step taken by Miles Davis on his ground-breaking musical journey, the trumpeters sensational "relaunch" at... more

Here's a fascinating way to chart the course of Miles' unparalleled jazz journey: live recordings of his ever-evolving bands from '55 to '75…almost five hours of music, nearly four of which are... more

This is as pivotal a moment as jazz has ever seen: Miles live at the Fillmore (both East and West) in April and June 1970, introducing his iconoclastic "Bitches Brew"-era sound to rock audiences for... more

Not only are these 1948 recordings rare, but so will be copies of this CD—only 1000 are being printed. This is Miles at age 20, recorded in Hollywood alongside Art Blakey and Gene Ammons: multiple... more

Miles: The Autobiography, like Miles himself, holds nothing back. For the first time Miles talks about his five-year silence. He speaks frankly and openly about his drug problem and how he overcame... more

The power and emotion of Miles' quintet with Red Garland, Paul Chambers, Philly Joe Jones and John Coltrane made it one of the greatest groups of the '50s. Here are their Prestige essentials "Just... more

There are precious few documents of Miles' "second great quintet," which is universally acknowledged as one of the greatest small groups in jazz history. Now, you can hear 3 CDs full of Miles, Wayne... more

SETLIST features a collection of the very best live recordings from Miles Davis. The 8-track live collection includes songs like "Round Midnight," "My Funny Valentine," "So What" and more.

Miles (then in his mid 20s but already a star) and Sonny (just making a name for himself at 21) joined the Prestige roster in '51. Here are 2 CDs of their primo Prestige cuts: "Blue Room," "My Old... more

This 1955 session became Davis' first full length album featuring five standards and The Theme.

This 2-CD set lets you inside the making of Miles' masterpiece; two-plus hours of audio include never-before-heard session talk, false starts and alternate takes, and extensive liner notes get deep... more

Miles built the foundation of all jazz collections with this essential 1954 album, featuring both historic takes of the title track with Theolonius Monk.