Miles Davis

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A soundtrack album by jazz musician Miles Davis for the film of the same name
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Ross ChaitFirst to rec“Loosely composed and performed in the wee hours of a cold December night, this gem evokes just that. I don’t need to say anything about Miles that you don’t already (or should already) know, but it is really amazing how much of his flavor is so unmistakably served all over this film, and that it works so effectively albeit effortlessly. No need for a theme, or even a motif. 100% pure vibe. I feel chilly just listening.”
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GK“Miles Davis did the soundtrack for a French film and it's fantastic.”
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Susan Brinson“Just the music puts you in a time and place. On repeat.”
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