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Charlie Parker, Tommy Potter, Miles Davis, Duke Jordan, Max Roach
 
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Miles 2
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Charlie Parker, Tommy Potter, Miles Davis, Duke Jordan, Max Roach
 
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Miles Watercolor
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Miles 1
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Miles Davis, Howard McGhee, September 1947
 
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Howard McGhee, Brick Fleagle and Miles Davis, September 1947
 
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D. Gillespie, J. Lewis, C. Payne, M. Davis, R. Brown
 
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Coleman Hawkins, Miles Davis
 
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Framed Miles Davis Artwork

As jazz musicians go, Miles Davis sits near the top of the list, in select company and is considered to be one of the best musicians of the century. He was the one that promoted jazz and had an important contribution to the success of the genre, something worth highlighting in Framed Miles Davis Posters. No collection dedicated to jazz musicians would be complete without Miles and fans of this genre should check out FramedArt.com.
Framed Miles Davis Posters follow him throughout his lengthy career, including the first hits recorded in the second half of the 40s. His influence on jazz was tremendous and introduced new elements to an already complex style, including cool jazz, modal jazz and bebop. For his contribution to the current as well as his ability to fascinate the audience, he was inducted in the prestigious Rock ‘n Roll Hall of Fame.

Framed Miles Davis Posters feature him alone on stage, or enchanting the public in small coffee shops and on any occasion he was the focal point of attention. While he proved his skills many times as a solo artist, he was even better when playing next to his colleagues in the famous quintet. The 50s were the years that brought together these amazing jazz singers and for a brief period of time, the quintet added another member, therefore turned into a sextet. Miles Davis passed away in the early 90s but he was active until the very end and was formidable on stage at the North Sea Jazz Festival in 1991.