When fully-qualified genius Miles Davis was playing at a smoke-filled Soho basement jazz club in the fifties, one of his Mod disciples gave him some bad skag and he had to be rushed to hospital. On the way the ambulance picked up a young woman in labour, and Miles witnessed James Milner coming into the world in his present incarnation.
In the sixties, during an acid-induced flashback, Miles remembered the experience, and it inspired him to write and record his legendary album 'Birth of the Cool'.
