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Tribute to guitarist Mike Miller, Vincen Garcia, Mederic Collignon and Karl Latham
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A tribute to the recently passed Mike Miller, Chick Corea Electrik Band and The Outside Men featuring Mike Miller. Spanish bassist Vincen Garcia, French drummer Antoine Cara, Finish pianist Iiro Rantala, and Chicago band Tomin. French cornet player Mederic Collignon with his latest, then taking rock music to jazz with Karl Latham. Canadian bassist Alain Caron, keyboard player Steve Weingart with Robben Ford, Drummer Chad Wackerman, bassist Matthew Garrison, and guitarist Chris Poland with the band OHM.Playlist
- Mike Miller "Reindeer Glue" from Trust (Blue Canoe) 00:00
- Mike Miller "Jig" from Save The Moon (ESC) 06:28
- Chick Corea Electrik Band "Blue Miles" from Paint The World (GRP) 12:56
- The Outside Men "Blockhead" from Band Overboard (Rancho Miller) 19:24
- Vincen Garcia "Funky Times" from At The Edge (Self Produced) 25:52
- Antoine Cara "Status Quo" from Status Quo (Self Produced) 32:20
- Liro Rantala "Tough Stuff" from Tough Stuff (ACT Music) 38:48
- Tomin "A Willed and Conscious Balance" from A Willed and Conscious Balance (International Balance) 45:16
- Mederic Collignon "Cedric et George" from Arsis Thesis (Le triton) 51:44
- Karl Latham "Break On Through (To the Other Side)" from Living Standards 2 (Drop Zone Jazz) 58:12
- Alain Caron Le Band "Slam the Clown" from Rhythm n' Jazz (Cream) 1:04:40
- Steve Weingart "Back Street Driver" from Life Times (Skeewa Music) 1:11:08
- Chad Wackerman "Spiral" from Legs Eleven (Self Produced) 1:17:36
- Matthew Garrison "Groove Tune" from Legs Eleven (Garrison Jazz) 1:24:04
- OHM "Ohmage " from OHM (Black Note) 1:30:32
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Chick Corea
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Iiro Lantala
Médéric Collignon
Karl Latham
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Steve Weingart
Robben Ford
Chad Wackerman
Matthew Garrison
Chris Poland
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