22K views · 2.4K reactions | 57 years ago today, the timeless masterpiece 'Miles Smiles' graced our ears, forever altering the landscape of jazz. The album was rightfully inducted into the 2016 GRAMMY Hall of Fame, solidifying its place in musical history.  | Miles Davis | Facebook

8.4K views · 288 reactions | Listen to the Prince and James Brown-inspired funk workout "Give It Up" from Miles Davis' lost RUBBERBAND album, available September 6 on CD, 2LP 180g vinyl, and digitally. Pre-order now and download the track instantly: https://Rhino.lnk.to/GiveItUp | Miles Davis | Facebook

242K views · 26 reactions | “Attempts to understand the man as much as the music…You’ll want to listen to Miles’ music after watching the film and you might feel it a little deeper.” Glenn Whipp, LA Times See it at Robert Burns Cinema, Dumfries on Saturday November 30 | Miles Davis | Facebook

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20K views · 2.4K reactions | On this day in 1959, Coltrane recorded with the John Coltrane Quartet at Atlantic Studios in New York City. Tracks recorded at this session included 'Like Sonny,' 'Harmonique,' 'The Night Has 1000 Eyes,' 'Equinox,' 'My Shining Hour,' 'Naima,' and 'Some Other Blues.’ The songs ‘Like Sonny,’ ‘Harmonique,’ ‘My Shining Hour,’ and ‘Some Other Blues’ were released on a LP titled "Coltrane Jazz" by Coltrane in February 1961. | John Coltrane | Facebook

10K views · 664 reactions | On this day in 1967, Coltrane recorded Mars, Leo, Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn w/ Rashied Ali. Regarded as one of the best jazz duos of all time, Ali had no idea what he was showing up for when he went in the studio with Coltrane. These recordings were later released on 'Interstellar Space.' | John Coltrane | Facebook