Miles Davis & Milt JacksonBest Miles Davis & Milt Jackson Albums Ranked

Filles de Kilimanjaro

pitchfork

9.2

“Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible. Today, we look back at the first real glimpse of electric Miles and the swan song of his brilliant Second Great Quintet.”

Seven Steps to Heaven

rollingstone

7.0

“After the galvanic success of 1959’s Kind of Blue, Miles Davis Toured less rigorously, and by early 1963 the lean work led several of his longtime sidemen, including pianist Wynton Kelly, to quit. Davis scrambled to build a new band, anchored by seventeen-year-old firebrand drummer Tony Williams and pianist Herbie Hancock. The seven discs of […]”

Doo-Bop

rollingstone

5.0

“Toronto’s Hayden (nee paul Hayden Dresser) made quite the splash in 1995 with Everything I Long For, a collection of spare, deeply personal songs that he recorded on a four-track in his bedroom at his parents’ house. For his second album, The Closer I Get, Hayden recorded in six different studios and played sixteen instruments, […]”

We Want Miles (Live - 2022 Remaster)

rollingstone

4.0

“The Art Ensemble of Chicago (AEOC) may be the most exciting performance group in jazz today, and the four live sides of Urban Bushmen capture much of the band’s startling virtuosity and playful, controlled looseness. The ensemble’s concept of "Great Black Music — Ancient to the Future" has always offered a unique blend of musical […]”