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• Miles Davis
  Away from music, Miles Davis's favourite hobby was [[boxing]], and it has been suggested that his late t
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• Miles Davis/Approval
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• Miles Davis/Definition
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• Miles Davis/Related Articles
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• Miles Davis
  Away from music, Miles Davis's favourite hobby was [[boxing]], and it has been suggested that his late t
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• Jazz fusion
  ...a breeding ground for jazz fusion acts, with musicians such as trumpeter [[Miles Davis]], drummer [[Tony Williams]], guitarist [[John McLaughlin]], saxophonist [[
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• Thelonious Monk/Related Articles
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• John Coltrane/Related Articles
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• Miles Davis/Related Articles
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• Jazz fusion/Related Articles
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• Jimi Hendrix/Related Articles
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• John Coltrane
  ...o known as "Trane", he recorded with [[Thelonious Monk]] and then joined [[Miles Davis]]'s band, rapidly rising from sideman to jazz legend during his short reco [[Miles Davis]]'s band
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• Jazz/Related Articles
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• Jack Sels
  ...azz idols, among them the tenor saxophonist [[Lester Young]], trumpeters [[Miles Davis]] and [[Dizzy Gillespie]] and alto saxophonist [[Charlie Parker]]. After th ..., he formed a smaller band with 15 musicians, modelled on that of his idol Miles Davis, and later a still smaller group with which he toured in [[Germany]]. Back
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• Thelonious Monk/Discography
  * ''[[Miles & Monk at Newport]]'' (1963, with unrelated 1958 Miles Davis performance)
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• Jazz
  ...with the beat subdivided. [[Charlie Parker]], [[Dizzy Gillespie]] and [[Miles Davis]] were among the pioneers of [[modern jazz]], as it became known, though th ...eatured baritone saxophone player [[Gerry Mulligan]], who also appeared on Miles Davis's ''Birth of the Cool'', with arrangements by [[Gil Evans]].
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• Thelonious Monk
  ..., [[Charlie Christian]], [[Kenny Clarke]], [[Charlie Parker]] and later, [[Miles Davis]]. ...o lay out (not accompany), which almost brought them to blows. However, in Miles Davis' autobiography ''Miles'', Davis claims that the anger and tension between M
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• Apostrophe
  ...cher'''[']'''s Cóllege''', showing the same ambiguity), BITCHES BREW ('''[[Miles Davis|Bítches' Breŵ]]''': singular would be '''Bítch’s Breŵ'''; this is no
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• Jamie Cullum
  ...om many different musicians and listens to an eclectic mix of music from [[Miles Davis]]<ref name="Radio2Biog">{{cite web|url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/shows/cu
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• Speech Recognition
  First, speech is not simply spoken text--in the same way that Miles Davis playing ''So What'' can hardly be captured by a note-for-note rendition as
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