Miles Davis was the "Picasso of Jazz", reinventing himself and his sound endlessly in his musical quest. He was an artist that defied and despised categorization, yet he was the forerunner and innovator of many distinct and important musical movements.

Once Miles had made a commitment to move his music forward, he began a journey that changed the jazz world forever. Starting in 1968, he begun using electric instruments. This DVD captures him at the pinnacle of this period and showcases the complete Isle of Wight performance from 1970.