@@stephensmelley2939 lol no... Marcus and Michael are closer in age and from the same era gaining popularity in their respective fields around the same time...Michael is a iconic legend unrivaled mastery of basketball..I.Q..foundation...skill ..style ...dominance on both ends of the court...leadership ability to make everyone around him better ...consistency and everyone wanted to be like mike and he could dominate in any era of basketball Marcus is a Legendary icon on the bass Legendary distinctive ..tone ...style everyone wants to emulate ..capable of soloing or playing in the pocket ...uncanny ability to groove...creativity..consistency...solid musical foundation...genius..I.Q. and dominance as a bassist in any era of music
@@Jason5818UI Marcus and Lebron elevate those around them and are plain winners. Mike is an all-time great but the truth is he NEVER made his teammates better. Mike better be glad there weren't any social media back then or we would have a totally different opinion of Jordan.
Marcus Miller - Music Director, Bandleader, Bass Guitar, Bass Clarinet Brett Williams - Keyboards Alex Han - Saxophone Marquis Hill - Trumpet Russell Gunn - Trumpet Vernon Reid - Guitar Alex Bailey - Drums Mino Cinelu - Percussion
We were there! Amazing concert! Our hearts were on fire and thrilled to hear such incredible music and truly grateful to Jazz Night in America to give the public a chance to hear one of the greatest performances ever. Thanks too to Marcus Miller and all the musicians- a totally enthralling experience!
I'm still amazed at the amount of projects Marcus puts together_an elder statesman who's still a young man at 62! I first heard him on Streamline by Lenny White in 78...& consequently bought every record I could find with Marcus on the bass. Superb concert celebrating our main man, Miles Davis 😊 👍
Wynton: Marcus, here's they keys to my Lincoln, play all the electric Miles you want, back in town in a week, please be gone by then. Catch you later Marcus. Love Wynton.
Saw Living Colour at the old Marquee club in 1988 and was blown away with vernon Reid and muzz skillings and the whole band . Gail Anne Dorsey was there that night getting into it ,
I'm sort of thrilled to hear Marcus on that passive jazz. Feels like I'm getting a glimpse through some other window into his bass playing prowess. I've heard him play finger style before but on this bass, I feel like I can hear how he played at some point in his life, before he became this MARCUS MILLER!
To hear this music ,played live by this band makes me feel warm and alive ,I have always loved Miles Davis from the beginning and listened to the changes over time and this music is in a word " Beautiful" ,boy can these guys play,so good!
One of my regrets was missing that specific concert in light of the inclusion of Vernon Reid. Notwithstanding though, I was fortunate enough to check out Marcus Miller at Metrotech in Brooklyn the August of that year. Marcus has been able to achieve the near impossible of combining the intensities of John Coltrane, Larry Graham, Stanley Clarke and Jimi Hendrix in his delivery. Absolutely on a different level and off the charts.
Wow! So much talent. I'm so glad I found this! It was all amazing, but the first few minutes of Black Satin when Vernon Reid and Marcus Miller start to warm things up and they finally heat it up, so good!
Marcus Miller great great Musicianship Bassist and really nice Person I met at Concert outside of Philly at the Keswick theater opened for Stanley Clark and Miles Davis from Bebop to Hip hop Miles Never stopped reinventing himself and Marcus Helped that
Very well done. I wouldn't know how to make it better even after spending my whole life listening to Miles regularly and seeing him perform 3 times during his electric era. Full musician lineup @58:38.
The only thing, that would it make better, would be to show us part 2, which I suppose is the actual beginning. I just love In A Silent Way, by Joe Zawinul.
Absolutely incredible absolutely incredible is the only thing that I can think about and I met Marcus in Rams Head Inn in Maryland in Annapolis when he performed about a year-and-a-half ago but still I'm saying
This is what UK BLACK MUSICIANS need that’s teachers, teachers who know them and their culture African Americans had leaders and teachers bless the teachers and leaders Mr Mcbride love your vibe and show!! MARCUS MILLER I have no words except LOVE and RESPECT 🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽
The first piece : i think at the challenge of the drummer (who must think at Tony ; Lenny and Jack) a very hard gift ; really and he show a wonderfull groove (very begining seventeen music)
Miles Davis "curse" was a deep psychodelic trip, quiet tipical for the time he lived - the freaky Hippy Flower Power epoche with T. Leary´s philosophy "the doors of perception". His art was to transform all this intellectual feelings into really good Jazz Fusion music! Thanks to the bass icone Marcus Miller to introduce us perfectly and posthum in the (complicated and brilliant) world and music of Miles Davis...
Marcus took Larry Graham to another level. His years thru GRP and then Luther Vandross, Sanborn, and many others in between was before Miles! An amazing trail!
@@reedbass5644 yeah u can add Anthony Jackson to the list too but primarily he always said his primary influences were james, larry , Stanley and Jaco are what helped him develop his signature style
In 1992 i was studying jazz a the Guildhall school of music and drama in London. We got a message that Wynton Marsalis was coming in to do a master class . First thing he said to my friend on piano was why was he playing So What voicings ? Errrr whatever. Then i asked wynton about my favourite Miles Davis lp called We Want Miles , the live double lp with Marcus Millers going nuts on a tuned down fender jazz . wynton said no he looked puzzled and said no he hadn't heard the album . I was shocked . I asked him if he liked Jaco and he said no errrr and was laughing . What an idiot . I said some other stuff which i will leave out . But saying that we was all well into Live at Blues Alley and all Wynton lps. . Standard time . Remember talking to Wynton outside Ronnie Scotts and we were talking about clothes but i was thinking that while Jaco was a sound innovator you dismissed him as nothing....
Saw him a few times now with MM. Last time was 2 years ago in Amsterdam, where for some reason Alex Hahn and the trumpet player left the stage and did not return. So Alex, Brett and MM completed the remaining 1,5 hour of the concert. Big role for Alex. Great drummer. Can play bass too.
Can't believe I'm the only person here commenting but aside from this awesomeness, can you increase your output by 6 DB whoever is monitoring such thing
2019 April
Really nice tribute Marcus, love from Amsterdam.
Marcus "Groove Attack" Miller ...the Michael Jordan of bass players
@@Jason5818UI The Lebron James of Bass players! He makes everybody around him and the music sound better!
@@stephensmelley2939 lol no... Marcus and Michael are closer in age and from the same era gaining popularity in their respective fields around the same time...Michael is a iconic legend unrivaled mastery of basketball..I.Q..foundation...skill ..style ...dominance on both ends of the court...leadership ability to make everyone around him better ...consistency and everyone wanted to be like mike and he could dominate in any era of basketball
Marcus is a Legendary icon on the bass Legendary distinctive ..tone ...style everyone wants to emulate ..capable of soloing or playing in the pocket ...uncanny ability to groove...creativity..consistency...solid musical foundation...genius..I.Q. and dominance as a bassist in any era of music
@@Jason5818UI Marcus and Lebron elevate those around them and are plain winners. Mike is an all-time great but the truth is he NEVER made his teammates better. Mike better be glad there weren't any social media back then or we would have a totally different opinion of Jordan.
Marcus Miller - Music Director, Bandleader, Bass Guitar, Bass Clarinet
Brett Williams - Keyboards
Alex Han - Saxophone
Marquis Hill - Trumpet
Russell Gunn - Trumpet
Vernon Reid - Guitar
Alex Bailey - Drums
Mino Cinelu - Percussion
Fabulous musicians! Marcus is tremendous on bass clarinet..love its sound. Trumpets remind me of Miles. This is so cool! Marcus Miller: monster!
We were there! Amazing concert! Our hearts were on fire and thrilled to hear such incredible music and truly grateful to Jazz Night in America to give the public a chance to hear one of the greatest performances ever. Thanks too to Marcus Miller and all the musicians- a totally enthralling experience!
I'm still amazed at the amount of projects Marcus puts together_an elder statesman who's still a young man at 62! I first heard him on Streamline by Lenny White in 78...& consequently bought every record I could find with Marcus on the bass. Superb concert celebrating our main man, Miles Davis 😊 👍
Those Miles stories never get tired indeed!
My heart is smiling so big I have excess smile coming out of my eyes. Thank you. Mr. Miller, and all the other musicians.
Thank you for sharing this beautiful
Wynton: Marcus, here's they keys to my Lincoln, play all the electric Miles you want, back in town in a week, please be gone by then. Catch you later Marcus. Love Wynton.
xD
Great songs on the radio for Jazz Night in America!!
Saw Living Colour at the old Marquee club in 1988 and was blown away with vernon Reid and muzz skillings and the whole band . Gail Anne Dorsey was there that night getting into it ,
This was an incredible concert. Marcus Miller’s Tutu was a fitting ending and a perfect example of Miller’s muscianship and genius. Bravo.
I'm sort of thrilled to hear Marcus on that passive jazz. Feels like I'm getting a glimpse through some other window into his bass playing prowess. I've heard him play finger style before but on this bass, I feel like I can hear how he played at some point in his life, before he became this MARCUS MILLER!
We need the whole set!
To hear this music ,played live by this band makes me feel warm and alive ,I have always loved Miles Davis from the beginning and listened to the changes over time and this music is in a word " Beautiful" ,boy can these guys play,so good!
Total Goosebumps at 25:30 Marcus hits a Homerun Triple M. MAESTRO MARCUS MILLER MILES SMILES UPSTAIRS
Voilà pourquoi nous avons des oreilles ! Merci ❤
Thank you Mr Miller for putting this awesome show together! My favourite Miles era in an amazing concert.
Nice and smooth Jazz,with respect to Miles. 🙏💯
Great music 💓💓💓 Have a nice day with lots of health and good luck 🥰
One of my regrets was missing that specific concert in light of the inclusion of Vernon Reid. Notwithstanding though, I was fortunate enough to check out Marcus Miller at Metrotech in Brooklyn the August of that year. Marcus has been able to achieve the near impossible of combining the intensities of John Coltrane, Larry Graham, Stanley Clarke and Jimi Hendrix in his delivery. Absolutely on a different level and off the charts.
Wow! So much talent. I'm so glad I found this! It was all amazing, but the first few minutes of Black Satin when Vernon Reid and Marcus Miller start to warm things up and they finally heat it up, so good!
Marcus' imitation of Miles sounds just like him! Whoa!
from 31:30 vernon reid solo (black satin)
Marcus is the hands down the TOP bassist, and a sincere pleasure to listen to....anytime!
Marcus Miller great great Musicianship Bassist and really nice Person I met at Concert outside of Philly at the Keswick theater opened for Stanley Clark and Miles Davis from Bebop to Hip hop Miles Never stopped reinventing himself and Marcus Helped that
I cannot WAIT to see this! It is gonna COOK! ^..^
Clicked the like button at 4:24...That Miles story and MM's delivery of it were priceless!😂 Okay, now I'll watch the rest of the video👍🏾😎
great interview
On "Tutu" all this fabulous band fond so far ; it's one of best show i heard
I saw this show live. You will love it!
Very well done. I wouldn't know how to make it better even after spending my whole life listening to Miles regularly and seeing him perform 3 times during his electric era. Full musician lineup @58:38.
The only thing, that would it make better, would be to show us part 2, which I suppose is the actual beginning. I just love In A Silent Way, by Joe Zawinul.
Wow. Thank you awesome musicians. Beautiful, scary and always wonderful. Thank you. Tim s
It’s all about good music!!🥰🥰🥰🥰👏👏👏👏
Please oh please release those concerts! I went to it and it was amazing!!!
no kidding this stuff has to be released at some point,hopefully sooner rather than later!
I should have said "Concert." I only went to one night.
Absolutely incredible absolutely incredible is the only thing that I can think about and I met Marcus in Rams Head Inn in Maryland in Annapolis when he performed about a year-and-a-half ago but still I'm saying
This is what UK BLACK MUSICIANS need that’s teachers, teachers who know them and their culture African Americans had leaders and teachers bless the teachers and leaders Mr Mcbride love your vibe and show!! MARCUS MILLER I have no words except LOVE and RESPECT 🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽
Nice to hear Barry Finnerty being mentioned, because he was there before Mike Stern!
Barry is playing some really cool stuff these days 😊 👍
The first piece : i think at the challenge of the drummer (who must think at Tony ; Lenny and Jack) a very hard gift ; really and he show a wonderfull groove (very begining seventeen music)
That’s what I’m talking about.
Miles Lives!
Great music...
this is so great
That downvote better be for the concert being too short.
The Bass!
Miles Davis "curse" was a deep psychodelic trip, quiet tipical for the time he lived - the freaky Hippy Flower Power epoche with T. Leary´s philosophy "the doors of perception".
His art was to transform all this intellectual feelings into really good Jazz Fusion music! Thanks to the bass icone Marcus Miller to introduce us perfectly and posthum in the (complicated and brilliant) world and music of Miles Davis...
Freak'in awesome 👍🏼😎
Great concert, Marcus Miller and company!
NPR/Sarah Geledi - Please add the artists and their instruments to your opening statement. Thanks!
Merci Mister Miller !
great-job masters...
Marcus took Larry Graham to another level. His years thru GRP and then Luther Vandross, Sanborn, and many others in between was before Miles! An amazing trail!
his key influences were Larry..Stanley ..James and Jaco
@@Jason5818UI He cites Robert "Kool" Bell as. Key influence too.
@@reedbass5644 yeah u can add Anthony Jackson to the list too but primarily he always said his primary influences were james, larry , Stanley and Jaco are what helped him develop his signature style
Wouaw marcus your the best of the best
Where’s the LOVE button? Sheesh.
Straight love, no chaser.
Bravo les musiciens super MArcus !
31:34 Vernon Reid entra a la cancha !!!
Wow just wow
Mino Cinelu is one of the most creative perc (with Trilok Gurtu in another way)
Bill Evans on saxophone!
Superb! Who is the trumpeter in the red hat?
👏🏽👏🏽
Still do not understand why the first tune "Directions" was cut off...
Only one question: WHERE IS THE REST OF THIS CONCERT?
In 1992 i was studying jazz a the Guildhall school of music and drama in London. We got a message that Wynton Marsalis was coming in to do a master class . First thing he said to my friend on piano was why was he playing So What voicings ? Errrr whatever. Then i asked wynton about my favourite Miles Davis lp called We Want Miles , the live double lp with Marcus Millers going nuts on a tuned down fender jazz . wynton said no he looked puzzled and said no he hadn't heard the album . I was shocked . I asked him if he liked Jaco and he said no errrr and was laughing . What an idiot . I said some other stuff which i will leave out . But saying that we was all well into Live at Blues Alley and all Wynton lps. . Standard time . Remember talking to Wynton outside Ronnie Scotts and we were talking about clothes but i was thinking that while Jaco was a sound innovator you dismissed him as nothing....
Drummer is one of my former students, Alex Bailey!
Well done, teacher!
Saw him a few times now with MM. Last time was 2 years ago in Amsterdam, where for some reason Alex Hahn and the trumpet player left the stage and did not return. So Alex, Brett and MM completed the remaining 1,5 hour of the concert. Big role for Alex. Great drummer. Can play bass too.
BRAVO !
soooo niice
McBride... Did this guy play Double Bass with Sting on a couple tours and videos?
❤
👏🏿👏🏿
😍
Crav ooo RUSSELL !!!
Onr thing I must add ,look at how happy they are ?
On top of the whole Miles Legacy , He goes through some of the most Iconic Basslines that were on the Airwaves
AAAAAWWWWWWEEEEESOOOOMMMMMMEEEEE!
Ми агып кетті чето)))
Anyone know when/where this was recorded I missed the intro...
see details in "Description"
Can't believe I'm the only person here commenting but aside from this awesomeness, can you increase your output by 6 DB whoever is monitoring such thing
It was only the intro with Marcus and Christian McBride chatting in-studio was where the audio was too soft; the concert proper's levels are fine.
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At the end of "Black Satin" there is no "A tribute to Jack Johnson" in 70 ?
🙄🌱🌾💙
Keep cooking
Found (sorry)