Bruce Lampcov

executive producer of “London Brew”

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Miles Davis changed modern music when he released “Bitches Brew” 53 years ago. Today, a new project called “London Brew” pays homage to his legacy.

Jazz collective ‘London Brew’ honors legacy of Miles Davis

Miles Davis changed modern music when he released “Bitches Brew” 53 years ago. Today, a new project called “London Brew” pays homage to his legacy.

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