are among his late albums.
He played the flügelhorn to record "Springville" and "Blues for Pablo" under the direction of Gil Evans. You're Under Arrest and Aura are among his late albums. His early efforts were released as The Birth of the Cool, which indeed created the "cool jazz" style which supplanted bebop. What is probably his most respected work was recorded with Jimmy Cobb, Bill Evans, Paul Chambers, and John Coltrane among others. For 10 points—name this composer and trumpet player on Kind of Blue.
He played the flügelhorn to record "Springville" and "Blues for Pablo" under the direction of Gil Evans.
Miles Dewey {Davis} III