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Milestones

by Miles Davis

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All Time

of 455,353

25
1950's

of 1,651

4
1958

of 237

1
Genres
- Jazz
  - Jazz
    
    of 57,671
    
    4
  - Bebop
    
    of 15,091
    
    3
  - Cool Jazz
    
    of 2,838
    
    3
  - Bebop General
    
    of 14,968
    
    3
- Pop
  - Pop
    
    of 263,738
    
    25

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Overall Rating: 3.7723 Milestones is ranked overall as 3.7723 out of 4 stars

Avg. Critic Score: 4.0000 Milestones has an avg. critic score of 4.0000 out of 4 stars

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PopMatters

Last year, Sony Music, which had gobbled up Columbia Records and its huge jazz catalog over a decade earlier, finally got around to releasing what should have been one of its first major repackaging projects -- a six-CD collection entitled Miles Davis & ...more

Yahoo! Music

What is immediately noticeable upon listening to this delicately and superbly remastered version of Miles Davis classic first -- and only -- album with his original sextet is how deep the blues presence is on it. Though it is true that the album's title ...more

Yahoo! Music

Cannonball Adderley joins the front line of Davis and Coltrane , and some new sparks fly. ...more

Yahoo! Music

Kind of Blue might have received most of the acclaim but Milestones, the recorded debut of the Miles Davis Sextet, is in the same league. This remarkable super group (featuring Davis's trumpet, tenor-saxophonist John Coltrane, altoist Cannonball ...more

Yahoo! Music

This is basically a Charlie Parker album that Miles Davis plays on, largely consisting of old Dial masters. Only on the August 1947 session is Davis listed as leader -- the date which produced "Little Willie Leaps," "Sippin' at Bell's," "Half Nelson," ...more

thenightowl.com

Aside from the Miles/Coltrane box released last year, this marks the first time that this material has appeared in true stereo in over four decades. Prior to that, it was only available in mono or electronically re-channeled stereo. The title cut also ...more

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