Miles Davis: Round Midnight captures a pivotal point in jazz evolution. Recorded in 1957 and steeped in live brilliance from the Newport Jazz Festival, this album stands among the best jazz music albums of the 1950s.
- Davis’s emotionally restrained yet powerful solo on “Round Midnight” marked a turning point in his career.
- Featuring iconic collaborations with Thelonious Monk, Connie Kay, Percy Heath, Zoot Sims, and Gerry Mulligan.
- Includes six timeless tracks such as “Bye Bye Blackbird” and “Dear Old Stockholm.”
If you’re building a vinyl collection of classic jazz albums to own, this release deserves a spot at the top. Wondering how to use the album in your music rotation? It’s perfect for late-night listening or deep study sessions — a soundtrack that never loses relevance.
Michael Dean (verified owner) –
The moment I heard Round Midnight, I knew this was something special. Easily one of the top Miles Davis songs to listen.
Jeremy Osborne (verified owner) –
Perfect for nights when you need something timeless. The depth of emotion in Davis’s trumpet is unmatched.
Anthony Taylor (verified owner) –
As someone collecting the best jazz music albums of the 1950s, this one never leaves my turntable. A genuine masterpiece.