‘Round Miles: Quincy Troupe on the Life and Music of Miles Davis
142K views · Oct 18, 2020 · People & Blogs
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@clydemoyler8021 · 3 years ago
WHAT A GREAT STORY I COULD LISTEN TO HIM TALK ALL DAY
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@WickBeavers · 3 years ago
Man, you don’t look old enough to know this much! Most excellent story and the telling is grand! Thank you.
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@kourtwithakay · 2 years ago
My grandfather is one of the best story tellers I’ve ever heard. I love listening to these stories.
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@sotiristsamandanis6424 · 15 hours ago
Damn !!!!!!<br>This is the best video I've seen on you tube !!!!!!<br>I could listen to this all day !!!!!<br>Thank you brother!
@trishcooper9064 · 2 years ago
I had the privilege of growing up in NYC in the 50’s and seeing Miles at Birdland many times and at Newport Jazz Festival and around the city. This is an incredible piece. Thank you Quincy!
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@ksenos69 · 3 years ago (edited)
Thank you for this and greetings from Greece.<br><br>"Miles" is the only book I've read in three languages, English, Greek, and German, multiple times.
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@cynthiaobryant6001 · 9 months ago
What a fantastic interview!! The way you shared your stories about Miles had such vibrancy and color that I was drawn in by the various hues of it all - thank you so much - a pleasure to meet you virtually 😎
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@michaeljoseph3528 · 3 years ago
Beautiful chat. You are a breath of fresh air. You do Miles justice. Just as he did for his fellow musicians. Well done.
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@tygarnerblues · 2 years ago
The great alchemist, Miles Davis. Thank you Quincy Troupe for CONCEPTUALISING the mercurial air sign of the Gemini. 'The man with the horn'. Spirited and knowing. Timeless. Salute!
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@cheri238 · 3 years ago (edited)
Loved all of this. ❤ Thank you, sir .<br>Miles was a genius of music and a human being with many colors. I met him in NYC in the 80s a couple of times. I never said a word to him, nor got too close , I just had insights to walk the other way. <br>Who could not love his artistry? <br>He was individual, committed to his art. Flaws we all have them.<br>RIP Miles Davis.
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@robertodelapava5737 · 3 years ago
Mr Troupe thanks a million
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@jonathaneffemey944 · 3 years ago
Miles always kept his ears open.
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