1970's Miles Davis ‎'Bitches Brew' 2LP graphics he finds himself at the

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1970's Miles Davis ‎'Bitches Brew' 2LP graphics he finds himself at theA lovely mid 70's copy of Miles Davis' boundary crossing double album 'Bitches Brew', originally released on Columbia Records in March, 1970 Recognised as one of the greatest jazz albums, its experimental electronic sound and Davis' loose improvised style is cited as a huge influence on the funk and rock genres, and to be a forerunner for the 'jazz rock' sound. 'Bitches Brew' still sounds as fresh as the day it was made. Highly recommended evening