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"I could've moved to LA when I was eighteen or younger, but I also believe that everything I've gone through has shaped who I am, you know? So it's made me who I am." -
Gene Cipriano Cause of Death: Famed Woodwind Player Dead at 94
Gene Cipriano, a popular woodwind player who collaborated with Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, Olivia Newton-John, and more, has passed away at the age of 94.#GeneCipriano #RIPGeneCipriano -
Jimmy Cobb, Legendary Jazz Drummer Dies At 91
Jimmy Cobb was the drummer for Miles David’s transformational jazz album “Kind of Blue.” Jimmy Cobb, the legendary drummer and the last living member of Miles Davis' jazz ensemble, died on May 24, Sunday. -
Guns N' Roses 'Not In This Lifetime' Tour Adds More Openers: Skrillex & Chris Stapleton
More openers, including Skrillex and Chris Stapleton, are slated to join Guns N’ Roses on their 'Not In This Lifetime Tour' at select stops. It may come as a surprise for some that an electronic producer would join the legendary rock group, but it has been confirmed that he will play with the group at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas on Aug. 5. -
Don Cheadle Details Miles Davis Biopic Movie Troubles: Casting White Costar Saved Film
Writer, director and star of the upcoming biopic movie, Miles Ahead, based on legendary musician Miles Davis, Don Cheadle has revealed a number of details about his passion project. First off, it was very hard to make, but it almost didn't get any attention from studios because of one strange, prejudicial fact: there were no white male leads in the film. Enter Ewan McGregor's journalist character to save the day, but really, perpetuate this issue further (nothing against the Star Wars actor of course, mainly just Hollywood). -
'Born to be Blue' or 'Miles Ahead' [TRAILERS] Which Jazz Legend Biopic Movie Should You See?
When it comes to biopic movies, the film industry has to deal with a number of different projects based on the same subject, but in 2016, we have a more unique issue: two separate films about two jazz icons. Both Miles Davis and Chet Baker are widely considered the two top jazz trumpet players of all time, with many debates between music enthusiasts arguing for one or the other to be named number one. This year, Don Cheadle is making his directorial debut in Miles Ahead, a biopic on Davis. Meanwhile, Ethan Hawke is portraying Baker in Born to Be Blue, which has a release date very close to Cheadle's project. The question is: which one are you willing to see in theaters? Check out the trailers below to help with your decision. -
Don Cheadle Is a Badass as Miles Davis in Trailer for Jazz Great's Biopic [Watch]
Punching a Rolling Stone journalist played by Ewan McGregor, shooting guns in record label offices and playing the women like his trumpet, Don Cheadle is a bona fide badass as Miles Davis in the new biopic Miles Ahead. -
4 Music Biopics to Look Out for ft. Tupac, Outkast, Kurt Cobain, and Susan Boyle Movies
Several big names all being lined up for their Hollywood close-up. Here are five biopics to look out for featuring the likes of Tupac Shakur, Outkast, Susan Boyle and Kurt Cobain. -
Grateful Dead, Blondie, Fleetwood Mac, Miles Davis Among Grammy Hall of Fame Inductees 2016
The latest album and track entries to the Grammy Hall of Fame will span the unmistakable talents of the Grateful Dead, Fleetwood Mac, jazz giants Louis Armstrong and Miles Davis as well as singers Roberta Flack and Blondie, as The Recording Academy announced this Wednesday. -
Amazon Giving Away Best-Selling Vinyl For Free Over Next Two Weeks
Hipsters and old people rejoice, your vinyl addiction may just got an extra injection from Amazon. The online commercial giant recently relaunched its vinyl store and to celebrate they are giving free vinyl for 13 days. -
Sony Pictures Labels Miles Davis 'Iconic Singer' in Biopic Press Release
Don Cheadle's biopic of Miles Davis, 'Miles Ahead,' has been picked up by Sony Pictures, which immediately dropped the ball by misidentifying perhaps the greatest musician of the 20th Century. -
Miles Davis Unreleased Performances Premiere in 'Newport 1955-1975' Box Set
Miles Davis fans have grown over the years to include everyone from seasoned jazzgoers to dabblers in the genre. During his stint at the Newport Jazz Festival, his performances there brought together an audience of all stripes and trades. Now, those special performances will be available for purchase.
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