Miles Smiles vs Get Up With It

Miles Smiles, released in 1966, is a transitional album in Daviss career, bridging the gap between his 'Second Great Five' and his later fusion work. The album features complex compositions and extended improvisations, showcasing the band's exceptional musical chemistry. While sometimes considered less accessible than some of his other work, it remains a fascinating and rewarding listening experie...

Get Up With It, released in 1974, showcases Daviss continued exploration of fusion music. Featuring a new lineup of musicians, the album incorporates funk and electronic elements. While not as widely acclaimed as some of his earlier fusion work, it demonstrates Daviss willingness to experiment and push the boundaries of jazz. The albums driving rhythms and innovative arrangements offer a unique an...