Miles Davis - Doo-Bop Format:Black Vinyl LP which would be his first

which would be his first to feature a quartet

CD - includes the original soundtrack of "Resurrection" and two bonus tracks taken from the soundtrack to a silent film ("Fantasmers") within the film

Of all the acts who've injected flair into the art form

Using modes common in modern classical music

attracting an international following

Miles Davis - Doo-Bop Format:Black Vinyl LP which would be his firstMiles Davis embraces yet another form of modern music: Hip Hop in collaboration with Easy Mo Bee. As an artist Miles was always moving forward, embracing new musical styles and creating genre bending additions in the process. With Doo Bop, recorded some 35 years ago in early 1991, he endeavored to dive headlong into hip hop. The project, which paired him with hip hop producer Easy Mo Bee (Big Daddy Kane, The Notorious BIG, 2Pac), was ultimately cut