It was in the late 50's that a woman turned me on to Miles. Although I had heard Miles, I liked him better on "Somethin' Else" better than I did on KOB; that was an album led by Cannonball Adderly.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UUziUYXlZQ
I was stranded and up the proverbial creek, when a very attractive lady offered me shelter; absolutely nothing romantic, just shelter. If there was ever anyone into Miles, it was her; she must have had every album he put out up until that time. I especially remember "Round Midnight", every time I hear it, I can see that photograph of him on the cover with shades, you know the one;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIgLt7LAZF0
When I hear "On Green Street", I can see her face, and hear her voice; it was soft and lilting, never in a hurry.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGVdAlxlp18
We spent the day playing nothing but Miles albums. Her pad was dark, except for a red light that shined on the record player. We became close friends after that encounter; platonic friends I might add.
Since that time, I've observed that women who're into jazz always like Miles; they find the sound of his trumpet very alluring.
Enjoy the music.