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If you "jump without a parachute," you splatter on the ground.

Miles was a highly antennae that reflected the social climate with all the protests, police brutality and fractured society. How could he start playing “My Funny Valentine” in light of the social context. Miles was on fire!

The mere sight of Stanley Crouch makes me sick. I dislike critics and he is the worst!

Reminds me of the outrage when Bob Dylan went electric. Actually there are many parallels between Davis and Dylan

This Stanley Crouch dude just didn't get it, sad!

Some of the best Rhodes piano playing ever.

THUMBS DOWN after 'On the Corner' to the man who re-defined a genre many times over.

I get it. I love Miles for his genius, courage, fierce independence- and how watching Hendrix snd Prince gave him ideas. Just for me- not all Were enjoyable. Not sure they were for miles either.

3:05 I think Miles said "It might have a little more resonance there". It would make more sense too.

This is so well done, glad it was done when it was done as these guys aren't getting any younger. RIP Chic Corea👈

Those who can, do. Those who can't become critics like Stanley Crouch.

I hadn't thought about it before: what Joni Mitchell said about the similarity between the traditional folkies' resistance to electrifying Folk music and the Jazz traditionalists' resistance to electric instruments and Rock rhythms, but it's true. There is a similarity. Many people were upset, not just at Dylan's going electric, but at Joni's. Very insightful. At one time, believe it or not, Jazz and Folk were considered for college students and Rock was for teenagers; high-schoolers. It was the Beatles and groups like them, that at first appealed to the "kids" and then kept that audience by growing along with them as the "kids" moved into college and beyond, embracing the very complexity and diversity that their audience was now experiencing. I do agree that to a certain extent Miles wanted to make more money, because, as he said himself, he was shocked to learn that these Rock musicians pulling in so much cash couldn't even read music. But I think he was genuinely turned on by these new sounds. He wasn't just faking it.

Stanley Crouch is so full of baloney. Look at the highlighted quote in the article by Crouch is a prime example. Who today thinks that Nietzsche got it right? Time is the ultimate judge of these matters. Crouch's approach to music is the same old-fogey attitude that the WWII generation had towards Rock 'n' Roll: "Why are the young people listening to this garbage when Bing Crosby is still putting out stuff?"

RIP Stanley Crouch

The Greatest

Stanley Crouch definitely didn’t get it lol

This whole doc was great, I've watched it a number of times over, never gets old 👍👍

Airto!

tantalising

7:35 lol

Great performance

Bruuutaalll

2:03

Airto rules!

Airto shows, where groove begins. Brilliant!

stanley crouch, what an arse

Bitches Brew is some of the most amazing music ever made. Every time I listen to that album I still hear something different.

Stanley Crouch and his stupid criticisms and judgements make him look like and ignorant ass.

Stanley , you are an opinionated Jack Ass who does not know shit!

Romare!

Sketches of Spain brings tears to my eyes...

Miles is cool...

Simplesmente maravilhoso

Helen Butte / Mr. Freedom

Thank you for sharing. What a beautiful last line from Herbie...

pretty unnecessary subtitles for the most part

could you tell me what's the name of the song in the minute 3:45 please?