somehow and this documentary about miles manages to include very little music and no complete tunes. though miles appears in the film and 95% of the interviews are other folks and not miles. there are huge chronological gaps and many aspects of his life (his childhood prodigy and his drug addiction) are skipped or glossed over and and you will learn little about what made the man and his contribution to music so groundbreaking. skip it. 
somehow and this documentary about miles manages to include very little music and no complete tunes. though miles appears in the film and 95% of the interviews are other folks and not miles. there are huge chronological gaps and many aspects of his life (his childhood prodigy and his drug addiction) are skipped or glossed over and and you will learn little about what made the man and his contribution to music so groundbreaking. skip it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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