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Erotica by men who know what women want. Best read in the privacy of your own bedroom... The men of Showtime's Gigolos present their real life sexual experiences for your reading pleasure. We call them sexoirs: a memoir of sexual escapades. The bad boy: Nick Hawk The erotic spiritualist: Ash Armand The guy next door with a wild side: Bradley Lords Their stories, compiled together alongside tantalizing photos, bring forth Sexoirs of a Gigolo: The Complete Collection.
In March of 1973, young music journalist Stephen Davis was given the assignment of a lifetime: a rare interview with the legendary Miles Davis. What transpired was both a clash of worlds and a union of musical minds. Compiled here is the fruit of that interview, alongside Stephen Davis' own personal exploration of Miles Davis' musical genius and the snowball effect it had on the world of jazz. Miles, recently arrested, physically worn down, and bitter over his fading influence in the musical world he arguably created and undeniably legitimized, does not back down from Stephen's straightforward questions. He candidly discusses his influences, his rivals, the current state of music, his family, drugs, and his own self image. When asked why he doesn't listen to his older music, Miles responds, "My ego only needs a good rhythm section." Told through the eyes of a young man coming face to face with an idol, Miles Davis/1973 is a haunting piece of musical history.
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