Miles Davis - Young Man With A Horn (Miles Davis, Vol. 1) (1953)

The 1952 album "Young Man with a Horn" marks the beginning of Miles Davis's collaboration with the Blue Note label. Recorded in a sextet format featuring leading jazzmen of the era, the disc stands as an important document of the trumpeter's early career. The record demonstrates the transition from classical bebop to the more structured forms of hard bop. Despite the title, borrowed from popular literature of the time, the album's content is entirely focused on Davis's innovative approach to jazz improvisation and ensemble sound in the early 1950s.

Miles Davis – trumpet
Jay Jay Johnson – trombone (except "Yesterdays", "How Deep Is the Ocean?"[7])
Jackie McLean – alto saxophone (except "Yesterdays", "How Deep Is the Ocean?"[7])
Gil Coggins – piano
Oscar Pettiford – bass
Kenny Clarke – drums

Tracklist:
1-1 Miles Davis - Dear Old Stockholm [4:11]
1-2 Miles Davis - Would'n You [3:24]
1-3 Miles Davis - Yesterdays [3:43]
1-4 Miles Davis - Chance It [3:02]
1-5 Miles Davis - Donna [3:14]
1-6 Miles Davis - How Deep Is The Ocean [4:39]