Miles (then in his mid 20s but already a star) and Sonny (just making a name for himself at 21) joined the Prestige roster in '51. Here are 2 CDs of their primo Prestige cuts: "Blue Room," "My Old... more

This 1955 session became Davis' first full length album featuring five standards and The Theme.

Miles built the foundation of all jazz collections with this essential 1954 album, featuring both historic takes of the title track with Theolonius Monk.

The same superb sessions that produced Relaxin', Workin' and Cookin' are heard on this 1956 LP. The interplay among Miles, Coltrane, Red Garland, Paul Chambers and Philly Joe Jones is just amazing on... more

This 1956 recording features Miles' first recording of My Funny Valentine.

Davis and his all-star cast shine on this record.

This record assembled from two 1956 sessions shows why this was one of the great jazz combos of the time.

Bonus disc includes "Have You Met Miss Jones?" by Chet Baker, "No Moe" by Sonny Rollins, "Alone Together" by Kenny Dorham, and many more.