Miles Davis: The Man in the Green Shirt

Fine in Very Good jacket, 9 1/2 By 12`` Only very slight signs of age or use to the book. Black glossy DJ has very slight shelfware. Only Miles Davis had the green shirt. There it was on the cover of Milestones, one of the handful of late-fifties albums that turned him from a gifted bebop trumpet musician into a figure of godlike potency. This book tells the story of a musician who transcended his idiom in much the same way that Picasso transcended painting and Ali transcended the Boxing ring. Illustrated. 192 pages. No International or Priority.