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I get the same feeling when I hear their voices sometimes(a lot of times) and some are my family :)

At 7:49 That part 😂😂😂😂

Great musician And he had great taste when it came to black women.

We don't like listening to you either, chump.

What an TERRIBLE interview -when she asked so many questions insinuating he’s old!! He didn’t seem to like too many questions from the beginning.

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"The old jazz players are still playing the same thing", miles was playing the same thing that he always played, he just changed the orchestration around him. And what he was playing wasn't much different than any thing he played in the 50s

See we didn’t care about race in 80s and 90s yet here we are again….

"Peabo!" 6:34

Good interview: must have been intimidating. What he said sbout feeling his music resonates: he really was in touch with his genius, even if he might have been difficult. Buying a house in France was probably based on his visit to James Baldwin.

Miles respected his audience always dressing and looking sharp as a tack! His instrument may have been with a pawnbroker but never his clothes.

Hi Peabo (Bryson?)😮

‘I can’t stand white people sometimes, the way they talk what they say’😂😂😂 Miles tells it like it is!!

Sad to hear him say "Jazz" was an offensive word. That was the first time I heard someone say it was a derogatory word towards Black folks.

Yep , and Since then 9/11. Happen caused by a wako muslim. America was lied too by a muslim obama lied about his Birth Certificate Requirements 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸. obama was not BORN in Hawaii 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇮🇱🇮🇱

Wow look how young Oprah looks! Love her!

"I get tired of all the white people in first class... talking business, stocks...Think I'll move to the South of France." LOL... I love Miles, but Gwen's questions of "Are you happy?" is on point.

Important history. Thank you for posting.

Thanks so much for posting.

I love that Miles was able to express his frustration with white folks in America but dang Negro...why go to France instead of some place in Africa or at least the black Caribbean.

Please can you all look more into that term african American as you will find lots of us are offended by it. There is a video of singer smokie Robinson explain very well what the problem is with that term.

He respects you.

He lost reelection the next year

This is a great interview.

Love when he start talking about white people. Lol.

Miles is absolutely correct on the idea of ''Genres'' or the word ''Jazz'', it is a dirty word even in the professional field, many ''Classical'' trained Monkeys will always assure you they don't play ''Jazz'' but they are classically ''Trained'' whatever that BS means. Still many people think of ''jazz'' as 'black' Music yet people like Vivaldi, Bach and Mozart always strived for the freedom Miles achieved as an Artist, not a Trumpet player or a ''Jazz Icon'' Miles went to Julliard and left because of THIS mentality, he didn't grow up poor, he never needed Money or wanted fame, Miles was a total entity of pure Art.

This interview shows how little most common people knew who this Man was. A total Genius. A total Artist, and he still spits Game.

Even though I'm 100% Caucasian, I can completely relate to Miles when he says he gets sick of hearing white people. Whether it's at a family dinner table or a crowded public event, their superficial, self-absorbed bullshit gives me the creeps at times.

Thanks so much. I love this.

does anyone know if I can use the audio of this interview on the back of a project im making ?

The man was a beast!!

Miles was criticized by black musicians for having a white man in his band and Davis replied: "Find me a brother who can play guitar as good as John McLaughlin and I'll hire him too."

It says 1995 but Miles died in 1991

He makes racism okay

Classic…. Real Talk….When you have experienced racism and Police brutality like Miles Davis had…. You would say the same thing…. RIP.

Mr Cool..swimmin' boxing ,modern instruments great drummers always ...so expressive with lots of rythmn 70s Miles 65 to 75 ... mighty whitey has ruined the earth, what a culture all of agressive materialism a

That corny truthful kiss on her hand..never seen anything like that ever ! Coolest guy ever haha

What a wonderful man. His is world-famous yet so down to earth.

mf cold as fck

Miles said, "you're not going to ask me any silly questions?" She certainly did not.

Please release all of your old clips! Please…

"its corny buts its true" 🤣

This is an absolute gift! Thank you for sharing.

Yes!!! Thank you!!!! 1Nation4Life <3 (y) !!!!

He made some beautiful music, but he was a pathetic, wife beating, racist, junkie c...

Miles is a knowledgeable individual who has lived the entire spectrum of jazz and to get information from him , you hive to be fimilar with the environment of the complete scenario of the music scene. Miles is exposed to the social scene of the American way of life from black and white perspectives. The ups and downs of the black artists are silently dominant in his mind. His residence in the artform space was and is influenced by what has happened in the past and what was happening then.To have a conversation with him, one should be able to consult the past and intergrate it with the current to create reasonableness content for discussion which may lead to a rational engagement. It is believed that Miles is a difficult and complex person, but Dizzy has pointed out that Miles is a shy person with few words , he never introduced his men on stage or announce the songs he would just start playing . This is one of the limitation of Miles which was obvious to creators of the bebop times; but the man is gifted and that can't be ignored.

All his interviews are fascinating.

I disagree that Bitches' Brew was the beginning of fusion. I think it had no real beginning just as any other genre doesn't. I think it evolved (mostly through Miles and the musicians he recruited). Traces of it can be heard as far back as Miles in the Sky and was pretty much fully formed by In a Silent Way. I'm kind of surprised Miles let that one slip past unchallenged.

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It’s Miles Davis, focus your fking camera, dope.