The fourth track of Miles Davis' 1992 album Doo-Bop, “High Speed Chase” features a sample of James Brown’s “There It Is”. Miles, Easy Mo Bee was on production duties, while Deron Johnson plays the keyboards.
“High Speed Chase” was one of the posthumous tracks composed by Easy Mo Bee after Miles had...
Lyrics for this song have yet to be released
High Speed Chase was written by Miles Davis & Easy Mo Bee & Larry Mizell.
High Speed Chase was produced by Easy Mo Bee & Miles Davis.
Miles Davis released High Speed Chase on Tue Jun 30 1992.
According to Easy Mo Bee, the trumpet recordings used in “High Speed Chase” & “Fantasy” were originally recorded for an unreleased collaboration Miles did with Prince:
I didn’t know that Prince and Miles Davis had done some recording together until his manager at the time, Gordon Meltzer, broug...