The Wisdom of Miles Davis P1: Let the Logos Flow
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Miles Davis, the legendary trumpeter, was one of the most revolutionary artists in all of history, compared to people like Leonardo da Vinci, Pablo Picasso and Igor Stravinsky. His music influenced the sound of multiple generations of musicians, and he is widely regarded to be one of the most creatively inspired people who ever lived. In this series of episodes Simon Drew draws inspiration not from his music, but from the wisdom he spoke regarding creativity, art and life.
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