Miles Davis - Doo-Bop Format:Black LP Alfred Pee Wee Ellis and

Alfred Pee Wee Ellis and many more

“I want us to be known as a band that writes heartfelt songs that resonate and touch people

Steve Harley's mammoth hit single 'Make Me Smile (Come Up And See Me)' was released 50 years ago and to celebrate

could be compared to Radiohead or Mogwai

here spread over four sides of vinyl

Miles Davis - Doo-Bop Format:Black LP Alfred Pee Wee Ellis andMiles Davis Doo Bop was completed after his death in 1991, with producer Easy Mo Bee finishing sessions they had begun earlier that year. Originally envisioned as a larger exploration of hip hop and funk, the project paired Miles trumpet with contemporary beats, samples and, on some tracks, his own vocals. Already making a name through work with Big Daddy Kane and GZA, Easy Mo Bee impressed Miles with his inventive production style. Together they