Miles Davis - The Best Of Miles Davis from here we go sublime A1 Fill Me In 4:17

A1 Fill Me In 4:17 A2 Can't Be Messing Around 3:53 A3 Rendezvous 4:37 A4 7 Days 3:55 B1 Follow Me 4:01 B2 Key To My Heart 4:13 B3 Fill Me In (Part 2) 4:12 B4 Last Night 4:31 C1 Walking Away 3:24 C2 Time To Party 4:05 C3 Booty Man 3:48 D1 Once In A Lifetime 3:30 D2 You Know What 3:34 D3 Rewind 5:33

A1 Foreign Spies A2 Instant Psalm A3 Zero Sum A4 Colours Fly A5 Eyes And Mouth B1 Don't Get Me Started B2 Tiptoe B3 The Slip B4 No Words B5 Bodies Laughing

with groups like [a=Suede] early frontrunners too

by 4th grade name changed to Masayoshi Takanaka when he became a naturalised Japanese citizen

first appeared on [l=Wurlitzer Jukebox] back in 1996 with their first EP

Miles Davis - The Best Of Miles Davis from here we go sublime A1 Fill Me In 4:17Trumpeter, bandleader, and composer Born May 26, 1926 in Alton, Illinois, USA, died September 28, 1991 in Santa Monica, California, USA (aged 65) One of the most important figures in jazz history, Davis adopted multiple musical directions in a five decade career that kept him at the forefront of many major stylistic developments in jazz. His album "[m=5460]" (1959) is the highest selling jazz album ever with over five million copies sold. Miles