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Miles: The Autobiography
$18.00
An unapologetic, raw, and unfiltered look into the life of a jazz titan, Miles: The Autobiography is a literary performance as audacious as any Miles Davis musical cut. In his own searingly honest voice, Davis recounts his groundbreaking journey from the East St. Louis suburbs to the New York jazz scene, chronicling his evolution from bebop innovator to fusion pioneer.
This book holds nothing back. Davis confronts his demons, including his battles with drug addiction, and speaks frankly about the racism he faced throughout his career. He shares the intimate details of his life, his relationships, and his profound—and often controversial—views on fellow musicians, promoters, and critics.
More than a simple music memoir, this is a chronicle of a life lived on the edge, constantly pushing against boundaries and expectations. It's a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the man behind the music and witness the restless spirit that changed jazz forever.
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