In late 1969, jazz trumpet legend Miles Davis told Rolling Stone magazine that he could "put together the greatest rock 'n' roll band you ever heard". Between February and June, he just might have pulled it off. The music he recorded in those months became the basis for the seminal 1970 soundtrack "A Tribute to Jack Johnson" and the meaty "Complete Jack Johnson Session" from 2003.
| Right Off (Take 12) Miles Davis - The Complete Jack Johnson Sessions - Columbia |
| Ali (Take 3) Miles Davis - The Complete Jack Johnson Sessions - Columbia |
| Johnny Bratton (Insert 2) Miles Davis - The Complete Jack Johnson Sessions - Columbia |
| Duran Miles Davis - The Complete Jack Johnson Sessions - Columbia |
| Sugar Ray Miles Davis - The Complete Jack Johnson Sessions - Columbia |
| Little High People (Take 7) Miles Davis - The Complete Jack Johnson Sessions - Columbia |
| Honky Tonk (Take 5) Miles Davis - The Complete Jack Johnson Sessions - Columbia |
| Willie Nelson (Insert 2) Miles Davis - The Complete Jack Johnson Sessions - Columbia |
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