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Dean Brown, Alain Caron, Tom Coster, Vital Information, Tribal Tech and Marcus Miller

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
October 29, 2021
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Funky jazz from Dean Brown, Canadian bassist Alain Caron, Vital Information, and power bassist Marcus Miller.

Playlist

Dean Brown "Take This" from Here (ESC) 00:00
Alain Caron "Slam The Clown" from Rhythm'n Jazz (Cream) 05:51
Tom Coster "Welcome To My Chambers" from Let's set The Record Straight (JVC) 11:42
Vital Information "HighWire" from Come On In (Intuition)17:32
Gambale, Hamm & Smith "Yang" from The Light Beyond (Tone Centre) 23:15/li>
Tribal Tech "Face First" from Face First (Blue Moon) 29:05
Marcus Miller "Power" from Festival Jazz Lugano (Revolver) 34:45
Jeff Berlin "Runaway Train" from In Harmony's Way (MAJ) 40:27
Miles Davis "What It Is" from Decoy (Columbia) 46:18
Brett Garsed "Avoid The Void" from Dark Matter (Self Produced) 52:00

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About Marcus Miller

Instrument: Bass

Concerts

Apr 22 Mon

Marcus Miller, Michael Lington

Spaghettini
Seal Beach, CA

May 22 Wed

Marcus Miller, Nashville Symphony

Schermerhorn Symphony Center
Nashville, TN

Jun 19 Wed

Marcus Miller, Fred Wesley, The Soul Rebels

Ardmore Music Hall
Ardmore, PA

Jul 5 Fri

Marcus Miller

Domaine De Fontblanche
Vitrolles, France

Jul 20 Sat

Marcus Miller

Piazza Dei Signori
Vicenza, Italy

Jul 22 Mon

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