A deep dive into the lives of those who are pushing music to new levels. From the day they were born all the way till right now, how did they go from regular people to becoming Music Legends?
Music Legends
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Podcast Overview
A deep dive into the lives of those who are pushing music to new levels. From the day they were born all the way till right now, how did they go from regular people to becoming Music Legends?
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5/17/2018
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Recent Episodes
September 8, 2023
Miles Davis X: What Does Cool Mean toYou?
In the final episode of Music Legends, Season Two. Miles Davis finds a youthful excitement in experimentation. He excels in using modern recording equipment and electronic instruments to make his last few iconic, genre-shifting albums. He also explores an entirely new art form via paintbrush and canvas. A few months before Miles passed away, he told a close friend “The gods don’t punish people by not giving them what they want. The gods punish people by giving them what they want and then not giving them time.” Although those final years of Miles Davis's life might seem creative and peaceful, the truth is that he was in a constant race with time. Will he run this race to the grave? Or find peace before his time is up? Quick-links Follow Music Legends on Instagram Follow Music Legends on Facebook Miles Davis Interview in Munich 1988 Miles Davis / Prince Live Performance LA Times Interview with Jo Gelbard
February 17, 2023
Miles Davis IX: Reinvigorated, but Still Kind of Blue
Miles Davis had finally ventured out of his drug den for an interview with Julie Coryell, which leads to an unexpected turn of events. Unexpected, especially to Miles himself. The unique combination of embarrassment, shame, and having literally run out of drugs on that night eventually led to Miles sobering up. But not before he almost drugged himself to sleep for good. When Miles begins again, he tries to start new, and lead a simple life, but new challenges emerge when he is made to face his inner demons. Will He break the evil cycle? Music Legends on Instagram Music Legends on Facebook Follow Britt on Tiktok! Follow Caleb on Soundcloud Interview with Eleana Steinberg (Source) Miles Davis & Larry Coryell- Miss Last Summer (officially unissued studio recordings), March 2, 1978
December 9, 2022
Miles Davis VIII: The Lost Years
Miles Davis seemingly vanished off the face of the earth in late 1975. However, Miles himself just called it retirement. In a period in Miles Davis's life that would become known as "The Lost Years," The snowball effect of his destructive lifestyle began picking up more momentum than ever. The walls of his 700-square-foot town home were closing in on him from all sides. By 1978 Miles was barely surviving. Strung out in a constant state of manic intoxication, Miles receives a surprise visit from his eight-year-old son, who got a raw glimpse into his father's "retirement." Would it be the key to helping Miles end the cycle of destruction, or dig him deeper into the chaos?
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