Miles Davis: Jack Johnson (Original Soundtrack Recording) NUM

LP Record Miles Davis: Jack Johnson (Original Soundtrack Recording) is an album released in 1971 by Miles Davis. The album was recorded as the soundtrack for the 1970 film of the same name, which was directed by John Schlesinger and starred the boxer Jack Johnson. The album was Davis's first release after leaving Columbia Records in 1969 and his first with Warner Bros. Records. Davis assembled a large band for the album, including guitarists George Benson and John McLaughlin, organist Herbie Hancock, and drummer Billy Cobham. The album features long, improvised jazz pieces and has been described as a "landmark in the history of jazz fusion".