SPIRIT OF MILES
The following works are dedicated to the spirit of artists like Miles Davis.
Performances, scored in memories, become immortal particularly when the player's
spirit transcends common use of their artistic instrument.
Their playful reflections deliver
the emotional, spiritual, and fun-loving grit of life.
It is magical.
Other spirits catch fire as artists reach forward to grasp, or to kindle
the light of their own passions, from the inspiring passing torch.
Inspired by the music of Miles Davis,
Richard Stevenson
wrote this work;
inspired by both the writing of Richard Stevenson, and
by the music and
art of Miles Davis,
Marlene Ménard
added the graphics and put the pages together.
Selections in this site were made by Ken Stange, providing yet another layer
of vision.
'58 Sessions
Kind Of Blue (1959)
1964 - 1968
Elegy For John Coltrane
"Bang, You're Dead, Motherfucker!"
A Palimpsest For Palle
1.Introduction (Miles Davis)
2.White (Isles Avis)
3.Yellow (Diva's Edam)
4.Orange (Devil's Evil)
5.Red (Siva's Slave)
6.Green (Eva's Smile)
7.Blue (Veda's Veil)
8.Electric Red ( Sade's Vise)
9.Indigo (Avid Maids)
10.Violet (Ladies Saved)
Live At Montreux With Quincy Jones
Listen Up, Wallace
Epilogue: Bye Bye Blackbird
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