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Sivad by Miles Davis; apparently, Miles' liberal use of the wah-wah pedal is an influence of the seminal Jimi Hendrix! : r/Jazz
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Betty Davis was 'Different,' and she helped Black women find our voice in rock and funk | Datebook
Open Up and Say Wah: 7 Obscure Uses of the Wah Pedal
Siete noches con Miles Davis | Cultura | EL PAÍS
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Miles Davis's Boldest Heights | The New Yorker
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Miles Davis: That's What Happened (1982 - 1985)
How Miles Davis put together 'the greatest rock 'n' roll band you ever heard' | Jazzwise
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DE 1970 A 1972, JACK JOHNSON, LE FUNK LIVE EVIL, L'ILE DE WIGHT, BIG FUN - Daniel Brothier
Newport Jazz Festival Celebrates 60 Years Of Miles Davis On New 'Storyville' Stage, August 1-2 | Miles Davis Official Site
Henry Rollins quote: Miles Davis would have this lineup of all these amazing...
