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Musician and Mathematician Marcus Miller simplifies "infinity + infinity = infinity" and how this helps us to experience our personal beauty with life affir

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Musician and Mathematician Marcus Miller simplifies "infinity + infinity = infinity" and how this helps us to experience our personal beauty with life affirming, paradigm shifting beauty of math and music. ... Get a daily email featuring the latest talk, plus a quick mix of trending content. Subscribe. By subscribing,

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Having written and played bass guitar for the likes of Miles Davis, Luther Vandross and David Sanborn, Marcus Miller is arguably the greatest electric bassis

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September 5, 2012. Jazz and session legend Marcus Miller talks about recording with Miles Davis, his treasured 1977 Jazz bass, and the stripped-down approach he took on his new solo album, "Renaissance." Photo by Michael Sauvage. Marcus Miller is one of the cornerstones of modern electric bass—a veritable 4-string titan who has played

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NYU Steinhardt Jazz Interview Series with Dr. David Schroeder interviews legendary electric bassist, composer, producer and band leader Marcus Miller. Novemb

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Bass Player. Marcus Miller: "I try to play from my ears and not from my fingers". By Bass Player Staff. ( Bass Player ) published 27 January 2022. As Miller receives his Lifetime Achievement Award from Bass Player, he talks about the role of producer and explains why a formal musical education can help your career.

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Renowned bassist, producer and songwriter Marcus Miller was interviewed recently by EBONY magazine, and spoke about Luther Vandross. Here is an excerpt: EBONY: You mentioned working with Luther and Miles [Davis]. On the surface, it would seem that they have nothing in common. But Miles played trumpet with a lyrical, vocal quality, and Luther

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Exclusive interview with FBPO's Jon Liebman. January 3, 2011. Born and raised in New York City, Marcus Miller grew up in a musical family, that included his father, a church organist and choir director, and jazz piano great Wynton Kelly. Marcus started on the clarinet and saxophone before discovering (and falling in love with!) the electric bass.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcus_Miller
William Henry Marcus Miller Jr. (born June 14, 1959) is an American musician, songwriter, and record producer. He has worked with trumpeter Miles Davis, pianist Herbie Hancock, singer Luther Vandross, and saxophonists Wayne Shorter and David Sanborn, among others. He was the main songwriter and producer on three of Davis' albums: Tutu (1986), Music from Siesta (1987), and Amandla (1989).

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One of the most popular tours on the jazz circuit in 2019 was the Double Vision Revisited with Bob James and David Sanborn, along with Marcus Miller, performing the songs from the 1986 album Double Vision. The three sat down with musician, producer and Blue Note Records exec Don Was for a conversation in the Blue Note at Sea tent at the Monterey Jazz Festival in September 2019.

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We meet Marcus in London to talk about his new album, Laid Black, and to hear his words of bass wisdom, not least about gear. We start by enquiring about the new Sire basses to which Miller is giving his name. ... "I've had a Marcus Miller model Fender bass for 20 years," he explains. "It's time to do something else. Originally the

https://daily.redbullmusicacademy.com/2015/11/marcus-miller-interview/
Brooklyn-born bassist, multi-instrumentalist, composer and session hero Marcus Miller has worked with pretty much every legend in the game, across all genres, from Frank Sinatra to Dizzy Gillespie to Chaka Khan and many more. Starting out playing in bands fronted by cult jazz leaders Bobbi Humphrey and Michael Urbaniak, Miller was soon gigging all round the city, and sitting in on sessions in

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Tales. (album) Tales is an album by the American musician Marcus Miller, released in 1995. [4] [5] He supported it with a North American tour. [6] The album peaked at No. 7 on Billboard ' s Contemporary Jazz Albums chart. [7] It was nominated for a Grammy Award, in the "Best Contemporary Jazz Performance" category.

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"So you're the little black kid who plays like me" - Marcus Miller looks back on his relationship with his hero and friend Jaco Pastorius at the JZ festival

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Nov 8, 2020. We have Marcus Miller to thank for almost the entirety of Miles Davis' brilliant late career. Marcus dig him out of hole and got Miles to play, record and perform when nobody else could. lowdownthump, Swamp_Ronin and Williethump like this.

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Sanborn's fourth solo album, Hideaway, released in 1980, proved to be a turning point in his career. For the first time, it featured a musician who would have a long and productive musical association with the saxophonist: bassist Marcus Miller. The track 'Carly's Song,' marked the first time Marcus Miller played on a David Sanborn session.

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WBGO's Pat Prescott talks with Jonathan Butler and Marcus Miller about the South African vocalist/singer's recent recoding 'Ubuntu.' ... Marcus Miller: Jonathan is such a spontaneous, reactive human being that is really fun to throw stuff at him and let him react, because he's going to come up with something special. Make sure, Pat

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The program was a bespoke curation by Dave, musical director Marcus Miller and producer Hal Willner, always magical and unapologetically eclectic - rare and rainbow coalitions of genres and well-known artists who you didn't usually see on TV, separate, together, if ever. I was also incomparably lucky to see the program in production

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Marcus Miller talks musical and cultural origins and the philosophy of fusion. by Tim Cumming Monday, 07 July 2014. Bassist, band leader and Miles Davis alumni Marcus Miller. This year's edition of the Gnawa Festival in the medina of the beautiful coastal town of Essaouira featured two spectacular fusions - between Bessekou Kouyate with

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Marcus Miller sat down with Julia to talk about his career, finding his own sound and how you should approach your solos. Plus technique advice from the man

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Apr 16, 2008. Amsterdam, Holland. Just curious, who played on the MB little marcus amps. It seems they're not as popular as the regular little mark models. Looking at the pre amp lay out one would think they are more usefull in that respect. I listened to some reviews on youtube but it's hard to really get a idea about how the amp sounds in

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2. Bass. I personally don't hear big difference between maple and rosewood fretboards, but a body might have some impact on the final tone. I bet that pickups placement is more important (in 70's J-basses a bridge pickups is closer to a bridge). But someone more experienced should say sth about that, I'm not sure.

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