Miles Davis: New Research on Miles Davis & His Circle: IInternational Edition: English
Jul 2019 · Masaya Music
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Masaya Yamaguchi is Japanese-born musician and educator, who lives in the US. This book grew out of research Yamaguchi did on Miles' autobiography, which was written by Quincy Troupe from hours of transcribed interviews with Miles. Yamaguchi obtained 1200 pages of the transcripts and has meticulously and painstakingly researched and checked the contents. He finds various errors and anomalies, and corrects the information with strong evidence. The book is full of images of transcript pages (which include content not seen in the autobiography), letters and memos. There's plenty of stuff about Miles'1980s music, especially on the guitarists Miles used during this era (thelastmiles.com/library_milesdavis_4/).
About the author
MasayaYamaguchi (born July 18 1970) is a musician and educator residing in Manhattan, New York City. Since moving to New York in 1996, Masaya has been active as an author, guitarist andeducator in and around New York City.Masaya Yamaguchi became the first native Japanese to complete the master'sprogram in Jazz Performance at the City College of New York (M.A. 1999).Regarding his first work The Complete Thesaurus of Musical Scales, JazzEducation Journal wrote, "It's worth mentioning that this bookcomprehensively covers all theoretical possibilities in constructing scales(July-August 2002)." His biographical profile can be found in MARQUIS Who'sWho in America(2004-), Who's Who in the World (2005-) and Who's Who of Emerging Leaders(2007-).
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