Miles Davis

Yes, Betty Davis, the ex-wife of jazz legend Miles Davis, is still alive. She is known for her influential contributions to music, particularly in the funk and soul genres during the 1970s. Despite her significant impact on the music scene, she has largely stayed out of the public eye in recent years.

Miles Davis founded the record label called "Miles Davis Productions." Although it was not as widely known or commercially successful as other labels, it reflected his desire for artistic control and to produce music that represented his innovative vision. The label allowed him to explore various musical styles and collaborate with other artists.

The Miles Davis song featured in the movie "Pretty Woman" is "So What." This iconic track is from his 1959 album "Kind of Blue," which is highly regarded in the jazz genre. Its inclusion in the film adds to the romantic and sophisticated atmosphere of the scenes in which it appears.

Miles Davis died of a stroke, which was a result of the AIDS infection. He was addicted to alcohol and heroin off and on throughout his life, so not terribly surprising, but very sad.

From Hapkidoman: Although it was never proved that Miles Davis died of AIDS, there were indications that he had. He was very sensitive to the subject and would get irate at the mention of it. In his autobiography (Miles: The Autobiography) he says "That made me madder than a [MF'er]...it wasn't true of course." In an article written in 1989, Davis indicated that his ex-wife, Cicely Tyson may have spread that rumor (of him contracting AIDS).

If Davis did have AIDS, it most likely came from the years of heroin abuse or the blood transfusions that he endured rather than homosexual encounters.

To name just a few of the most important: Red Garland (album: Workin', Steamin', Cookin', Relaxin'; all four recorded 1956), followed by Bill Evans (Kind Of Blue, 1959), later on Herbie Hancock (Four & More, My Funny Valentine; 1964). When he got into fusion Miles started playing with up to three different keyboarders on stage at the same time, namely Keith Jarrett, Chick Corea and Joe Zawinul.

The tonality is G Mixolydian mode (all the white notes from G to G (so basically G maj with a flattened 7th (so an F instead))

i think it was the 70's

he was a school teacher in band, teaching how to play the trumpet. he had 3 wives

Never arrested....

He was arrested in Toronto in an airport in 1969 for posession of hash and heroin. He was later acquitted of the charges. He said that a fan planted the drugs in his bag.

Star Mute by Emo Harmon. That was a harmon (aka wah wah) type and "Harmon" brand mute. Now Emo makes this under the name:

HARMON 5194 WOW TRUMPET MUTE B MODEL

of course Miles played without the stem.

Earlier in his career he had used another mute, which was not a harmon but a straight one. That was an "H&B". That's all I know.

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Miles Davis had 2 wives! and a girlfriend who he had children with!

His father was Dr. Miles Davis, and his mother was Cleota Henry Davis

Henry Davis - performer - died on 1946-04-01.

He went to Breumutti in Italy to study his jazz career. then he marreid his wife.

From Wikipedia: Miles Davis, only 65, died on September 28, 1991 from a stroke, pneumonia & respiratory failure in Santa Monica, CA. You'll find a few more details about his death in the link below.

Geoffrey Gallante, who is currently 6 or 7, has become somewhat famous recently who has been playing since he was 3

Miles "Forever" Miles Davis released 566 LP's in his career !

Miles Davis died of a stroke, which was a result of the AIDS infection. He was addicted to alcohol and heroin off and on throughout his life, so not terribly surprising, but very sad.

From Hapkidoman: Although it was never proved that Miles Davis died of AIDS, there were indications that he had. He was very sensitive to the subject and would get irate at the mention of it. In his autobiography (Miles: The Autobiography) he says "That made me madder than a [MF'er]...it wasn't true of course." In an article written in 1989, Davis indicated that his ex-wife, Cicely Tyson may have spread that rumor (of him contracting AIDS).

If Davis did have AIDS, it most likely came from the years of heroin abuse or the blood transfusions that he endured rather than homosexual encounters.

Many, many records of his own (Kind of Blue his most popular), played for many others as well, still noted for one of the best Jazz Improvisational trumpet players, a large influence in the style of Jazz, etc.

He did alot of drugs. Heroin,dope and Cocaine. But he quit all of that in the 80's after suffering a mini stroke.

Yes. Her husband was Miles Davis. They got married at the Cosby house in 1981. They divorced in 1988. Miles was a famous jazz person.

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