Jeff Beck

In 1969, Miles Davis was looking for a way to sell more albums. So the jazz trumpeter delved
into rock and R&B on Bitches Brew. When his record sales promptly increased, fusion was
born. Eight years later, the genre is having an identity crisis. Once, pegging fusion was
easy: it was the rigorously creative effort of Miles Davis, his former sidemen (Tony Williams,
John McLaughlin, Herbie Hancock, Josef Zawinul and Wayne Shorter) and a San... More >