Miles Davis

Miles Davis is a source of endless fascination — so for his centennial episode, we decided to sit down and compare highlights, including some of the less celebrated turns and pivots in a famously forward-thinking career.

Ahead of the Miles Davis centennial on May 26, WRTI hosts Bob Craig and Bobbi Booker recall a few encounters with the artist, in Philadelphia and beyond.

To celebrate Miles Davis' centennial on May 26, WRTI will present 24 hours of programming devoted entirely to his catalog. Here are a few highlights and more details.

Recorded in a single session about a year prior to Kind of Blue, the new Miles Davis album Birth of the Blue will be released on Dec. 13 by the audiophile label Analogue Productions.

A new Vinyl Me, Please anthology, 'Miles Davis: The Electric Years,' compiles all-analog reissues of seven albums, from 1969 to '74, on deluxe vinyl.

As WRTI's Listener Choice Countdown rolls into Valentine's Day, we're pleased to feature a classic by Miles Davis, your No. 4 pick for Top Jazz Artist, as Album of the Week.

The drummer was the last surviving musician to play on Miles Davis's iconic 1959 album.

The video, part of a series in which pre-MTV artists retroactively join the video age, brings Davis' late-life visual art in dialogue with a classic piece of his music.

September 23, 2019. Imagine Sting playing just one more sold-out gig with Stewart Copeland and Andy Summers as The Police. Or maybe Alexander Hamilton and…

WRTI 90.1 and the Philadelphia Film Society are proud to present a weeklong screening of the new documentary film MILES DAVIS: BIRTH OF THE COOL from…