
About this episode
Marcus Miller is a renowned American bassist, saxophonist, keyboardist, composer, bandleader and producer known for his distinctive slap bass technique and genre-blending style. He has worked with legends like Miles Davis, Luther Vandross, and Herbie Hancock, contributing to some of the most iconic jazz, R&B, and fusion recordings and movie soundtracks of the past few decades. Beyond performance, Miller is also a prolific solo artist and advocate for music education and cultural diplomacy.
Songs Include:
1. Never Too Much - Luther Vandross
2. Maputo - Bob James & David Sanborn
3. 3 Deuces - Live - Marcus Miller
4. Chicago Song - David Sanborn
5. Jean Pierre - Marcus Miller
6. Tutu - Miles Davis
7. Detroit- Marcus Miller
8. Seven Years of Good Luck - Joe Sample
9. On The Milky Way Express - Wayne Shorter
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