Why was Miles Davis important?

Answer 1

Miles first main musical work was with Charlie Parker, the most coveted position for trumpeters at the time. Davis's Style contrasted with that of Dizzy Gillespie - he chose his few notes carefully and wasn't as technically advanced as Gillespie. As a result, he brought a new style to bebop, a style mirrored by Thelonious Monk. After Parker's death in 1955, Miles continued to make innovations in Jazz Music. Notable contributions are Modal Jazz, quintessentially, the 1959 album Kind of Blue, and transitioning into electric jazz and jazz fusion, highlighted by the album Bitches Brew. Miles was on the cutting edge of jazz his whole life. Nay. Miles was the cutting edge of jazz his whole life, even up until his death in 1992, when he was working on Do-Bop, a Jazz-Rap fusion album.

Answer 2

he changed my world, in quite an odd way way but you know... anyways , he was quite cool and maybe one of the coolest and although scientifically he cant of changed the world but i bet he changed the world of many individuals .

Answer 3

Hey introduced jazz to everybody. His composition changed many ways of jazz.

Answer 4

He influenced many people to play music and/or listen to jazz music. He made a big impact on the jazz community and made many others join it.