Category: Music and Film. Review: Miles Davis is one of the most iconic jazz musicians in history, known for his innovative style and groundbreaking albums such as "Kind of Blue" and "Bitches Brew." In this review, we will explore some of Miles' greatest works, including "Miles Ahead," "Born to Be Blue," and "Gone 2015," as well as a few lesser-known titles. First up is the classic film "Miles Ahead" directed by Don Cheadle. The movie tells the story of Miles Davis' life in the late 1940s, including his rise to fame and his tumultuous relationship with trumpeter Charlie Parker. While some may find the film a bit cliche or overly simplistic, it does capture the essence of Miles' music and personality. The soundtrack is also excellent, featuring classic Miles tunes such as "So What" and "Miles Ahead." Next on our list is the 2-DVD set "Miles Davis - Miles Electric / Live In Germany (Import)" which includes two live performances from 1973. The first disc features a concert at the Montreux Jazz Festival, while the second disc showcases a performance in Munich. Both sets are of excellent quality and provide insight into Miles' later years as he experimented with electric instruments. "Miles Davis: That's What Happened - Live in Germany 1987" is another great live album from Miles, this time featuring him playing with a band led by John McLaughlin. The set includes classics such as "Tutu," "So What," and "Kind of Blue." While the sound quality may not be perfect, it provides an excellent glimpse into Miles' final years on stage. "Miles Ahead/mairusu・deiヴxisu Blank 5 Years [DVD]" is a lesser-known title from Miles, but it is definitely worth checking out. The set includes five DVDs featuring live performances and interviews with Miles from the late 1960s to early 1970s. While some of the footage may be grainy or low quality, it provides an excellent insight into Miles' music during this period. "Born to Be Blue" is another classic film about Miles Davis, this time directed by Robert Altman. The movie tells the story of Miles' life in the 1940s and early 1950s, including his rise to fame and his tumultuous relationship with Charlie Parker. While some may find the film a bit slow or overly dramatic, it does capture the essence of Miles' music and personality. "Gone 2015" is another great live album from Miles, this time featuring him playing with a band led by Quincy Jones. The set includes classics such as "So What," "Kind of Blue," and "Miles Ahead." While the sound quality may not be perfect, it provides an excellent glimpse into Miles' final years on stage. Finally, we have the "Incredible Jazz Guitar" DVD which features a documentary about the history of jazz guitar, with interviews with some of the greatest players in the genre. While this title is not directly related to Miles Davis, it does provide an excellent insight into the world of jazz music and its evolution over time. Overall, these products offer a great glimpse into the life and music of one of the most iconic jazz musicians in history. Whether you are a fan of classic films or live performances, there is something for everyone in this collection.