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Miles Davis - The Very Best of The Warner Bros Sessions 1985-1991

Miles Davis - The Very Best of The Warner Bros Sessions 1985-1991

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Miles Davis – The Very Best of the Warner Bros. Sessions 1985–1991 (2LP Vinyl)

Experience the innovative later years of Miles Davis with The Very Best of the Warner Bros. Sessions 1985–1991, a collection highlighting the legendary trumpeter’s boundary-pushing work during his Warner Bros. era.

Rather than looking back, Davis continued to reinvent his sound during this period, incorporating jazz fusion, funk, electronic production, synthesizers, pop, and emerging hip-hop influences into his unmistakable musical style. This collection brings together highlights from some of his most important Warner-era recordings, including material associated with Tutu, Amandla, Music from Siesta, and Dingo.

Originally released as a compilation in 2007, this 2026 2LP vinyl edition celebrates Davis's remarkable legacy while showcasing a fascinating period of experimentation and evolution in his career. The collection also includes live performances and material that demonstrates the energy and creativity that remained central to Davis's music throughout his final years.

Pressed as a two-LP set, this release is an excellent addition for longtime Miles Davis fans, jazz collectors, and listeners interested in the intersection of traditional jazz with funk, electronic music, and modern production.

Details:

  • Artist: Miles Davis
  • Title: The Very Best of the Warner Bros. Sessions 1985–1991
  • Format: 2LP
  • Vinyl: 2 Vinyl LPs
  • Label: Rhino / Warner Records
  • Genre: Jazz / Jazz Fusion / Funk
  • Original Compilation Release: 2007
  • Vinyl Release: 2026
  • Release Date: July 10, 2026
  • UPC: 603497804313

A fascinating snapshot of Miles Davis during one of the most experimental periods of his career, this two-LP collection is perfect for collectors looking to explore his Warner Bros. years and the electrifying evolution of his sound.

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