Marcus Miller
Marcus Miller is one of the most influential artists of our time: a two-time GRAMMY® Award-winner and UNESCO Artist For Peace. His bass sound is featured on hits by artists like Bill Withers and Herbie Hancock.
He had a long partnership with Luther Vandross and was the primary producer and composer for Miles Davis's final era, creating the GRAMMY®-winning album Tutu (1986).
Miller is a prolific film composer (Boomerang, Marshall) and his solo album M2 won a GRAMMY®. His later albums, like Afrodeezia and Laid Black, blend jazz with global and urban influences. He also hosts two weekly radio shows.
Guest appearance on:
- Marcus Miller & Gregory Porter: The Real, Fazioli Pianos, and Creative Process Secrets
- Marcus Miller & Ravi Coltrane: Dual Legacy, Finding Your Voice in Jazz
- Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra: 40 Years of Big Band "Gravy" & Serving the Music
- Dee Dee Bridgewater: Storytelling, Legacy, and Mentoring Women in Jazz
- Marcus Miller & Alonzo Bodden: Bass Lines, Punchlines, and Bombing
- #92: Marcus Miller & Alonzo Bodden
- #89: Jeffrey Osborne with Marcus Miller
- #80: David Sanborn with Marcus Miller
- #77: Marcus Miller & Alonzo Bodden
- #75: Michael McDonald with Marcus Miller
- #48: Ramsey Lewis with Marcus Miller
- #46: Marcus Miller with Alonzo Bodden
- #37: Jonathan Butler with Marcus Miller
- Bob James, David Sanborn & Marcus Miller with Don Was
- Lalah Hathaway with Marcus Miller
- Marcus Miller, Eric Marienthal & Michael Lazaroff on Blue Note at Sea
- Marcus Miller with Alonzo Bodden
- Guitarists Talk with Marcus Miller
- Bass Talk with Marcus Miller
- Lalah Hathaway with Marcus Miller
- Lee Ritenour with Marcus Miller
- Dave Grusin with Marcus Miller
- Wynton Marsalis w/ Marcus Miller on New Orleans Roots & Jazz at Lincoln Center
- Marcus Miller & Alonzo Bodden: Miles, Studio Secrets, and the Pork Pie Hat