The 1970 double album from Miles Davis, Bitches Brew, was a landmark fusion of jazz, rock, and funk, originally released on Columbia Records. Its dense, experimental soundscapes challenged conventions and became a touchstone for jazz fusion.
- The album was recorded in 1969 at Columbia's 30th Street Studio in New York City.
- It reached number 3 on the Billboard Jazz chart and number 13 on the Billboard Pop chart.
- Producer Teo Macero edited together disparate live and studio takes to create the album's final form.
Miles Davis was a trumpeter and composer, a leader in jazz innovation across multiple genres. Bitches Brew arrived at a pivotal moment, bridging his electric explorations and a growing interest in rock and funk.
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