Being the saxophonist in a Miles Davis band was never ... s fingers move while he played. In 1962, Davis began working with tenor saxophonist George Coleman, a player from Memphis who had already ...

Coleman Hawkins has dominated headlines in June. When the four-year University of Illinois forward withdrew from the upcoming 2024 NBA Draft in late May, he instantaneously became the top player ...

Miles Davis’ live work with his Second Great Quintet ... drummer Tony Williams and saxophonists George Coleman (in 1963) and Wayne Shorter (in 1964 — performed over five concerts in ...

Miles Davis ... saxophonist George Coleman, who here shows himself a more than capable replacement. By the fall of 1964, Wayne Shorter is in Coleman’s place, and Davis’s Second Great ...

interviews with Carter and Coleman are juxtaposed with an essay by Marcus J. Moore. The writer's perceptions are particularly acute in capturing the turbulence that dominated Miles Davis' existence, ...

Jazz trumpeter and composer Miles Dewey Davis III was not what you would call a humble man. At the very least, the multi-talented musician made it a little bit easier to describe his career when ...