Jazz is an individual art that is best expressed collectively, so that the greatest jazz musicians invariably stand in relation to one another. Such was the case for Miles Davis and John Coltrane, the two most influential jazz musicians of the ’60s. Davis and Coltrane [RETURN TO ARTICLE]
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