He helped pioneer dozens of genres, has more classic albums than any other artist I can think of, was an insane trumpet player, and he was just a badass motherfucker. Truly and honestly one of the greatest and most influential artists ever.

What albums would you recommend from him? I only listened to Kind Of Blue

Actually yes damn OP

Truly one of the baddest motherfuckers of all time

for damn sure. one of the most forward-looking artists of all time. never got jaded.

b****es brew is a masterpiece

and birth of the cool

I'll give them a listen tonight

b****es brew

Peep Dark Magus and Cookin’ with the Miles Davis Quintet.

I listened to "On the corner" recently to find it elevating, big recommend

It parallels improv but a beauty shines through for sure

Yes

If you like Kind of Blue, check out Miles Ahead, Milestones, Miles Smiles, and Sketches of Spain. If you wanna get into his fusion era, definitely check out B****es Brew, In a Silent Way, Live-Evil, and On the Corner. I would recommend more but his discog is overwhelmingly massive so just take your time tbh

Miles Ahead & B****es Brew

I don’t listen to jazz really but there’s something about his music

Looks like I'm in for a treat

You are. Every album he released sounds nothing like the next. It’s crazy how varied each album is.

Might be the most influential American musician ever

yup

Star People, Water Babies, Cookin, Steamin, Round About Midnight

Dark Magus is some crazy s***. First time listening to that album I got HEAVY Talking Heads vibes.

Bro more like a feast

No

I find jazz maybe the hardest genre to get into but I love Kind of Blue (basic ik) and On the Corner

in a silent way is my fav by him

One of tho

Who would you consider the greatest