The Miles Davis Autobiography audiobook—narrated not by Miles (who had a famously raspy, whisper-like voice after throat surgery) but by actor Dion Graham—brings the text to life with a ferocity that print can’t touch. Graham channels Miles’s cadence: the streetwise swagger, the hurt beneath the rage, the dark humor. When Miles dismisses critics as “talking out of their ass,” you feel it.
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The definitive way to experience the life of jazz legend Miles Davis is through his 1989 memoir, Miles: The Autobiography , co-written with Quincy Troupe. Miles: The Autobiography