Davis, Miles: Paradise - LP

In 1985, Miles Davis shocked the music world when, after thirty years, he switched from Sony to Warner Bros. Records.
He spun the Rubberband record for the new brand. However, he did not complete the recording and continued to work on the Tutu project.
After more than thirty years, the original producers Randy Hall and Zane Giles finished the songs and offered some of them in the form of an EP to listen to the public.
The single Paradise with guest Medina Johnson is now available on 7-inch vinyl.

One of the most famous jazz players and composers in history. He is a generally respected and very influential musician who moved on the border between jazz and other styles. In 2006, he was nominated for the Rock' n' roll Hall of Fame.