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Jul 9, 2012
Miles Electric Band At The Hollywood Bowl
Miles Electric Band At The Hollywood Bowl

Here is a portrait of the Miles Electric Band, which performed at the celebration of Miles Davis and postage stamp unveiling ceremony at The Hollywood Bowl on June 27th. The Los Angeles Times said, “With Davis’ nephew Vince Wilburn Jr. laying down the drum slosh and former Miles percussionists Badal Roy, Mino Cinelu and Munyungo Jackson jolting the appreciative audience’s spines, the Miles Electric Band quickly pumped up a party vibe. Blackbyrd McKnight cranked wah-wah fantasies from his pink guitar; versatile trumpeter Nicholas Payton blew flame from under his purple short-brimmed hat; Robert Irving III’s sci-fi keyboard effects and DJ Logic’s turntable whooshes bounced off the hillside.”

For inquiries to the Miles Electric Band, please contact Don Stabler at Mileslike Inc. (818) 385-2444.

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