Showing posts with label Marcus Miller. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marcus Miller. Show all posts

Thursday, September 3, 2026

Stanley Clarke, Marcus Miller & Victor Wooten - Juan Les Pins, Antibes, France 07-15-2009 (FM)

S.M.V.
Stanley Clarke, Marcus Miller & Victor Wooten
Juan Les Pins, Antibes France
July 15, 2009
FM Broadcast Recording

Flac & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

01 Thunder
02 Victor Wooten Solo
03 Mongoose Walk
04 Michael Jackson/Miles Davis Medley
05 Stanley Clarke Solo
06 School Days

total time: 1hr 13mn 06sc

Stanley Clarke - Bass, doublebass
Marcus Miller - Bass, bass clarinet
Victor Wooten - Bass
Federico Gonzalez Pena - Keyboards
Derico Watson - Drums

I got this from Voodo Wagon (or was it Floppy Boot Stomp) a while back. Both are great sources for bootlegs and out of print locations so should be visited often! Thanks for the great work over there guys! 

As for this recording...how could you miss with a line up like that huh? Someone had the idea to take 3 of the best bass players in Jazz, put them on one stage and have them jam. Stanley Clarke, Victor Wooten and Marcus Miller combine their talents to create some of the most Bass-tastic music. If you didn't get this from Floppy Boot Stomp (or was it Voodoo Wagon) get it now!

FLAC

Sunday, October 27, 2024

Kazumi Watanabe & The To Chi Ka All-Stars - Tokyo Jazz Festival 2010 ~ Tokyo, Japan September 5, 2010 (FM) - Master

Kazumi Watanabe & The To Chi Ka All-Stars
Tokyo Jazz Festival
Tokyo International Forum Hall A
Tokyo, Japan
September 5, 2010
FM Broadcast Recording - Master Tape

Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

Featuring:
Marcus Miller
Omar Hakim
Warren Bernhardt
Mike Mainieri


01 - Liquid Fingers / Cokumo Island 10:30
02 - MC 2:59
03 - Impressions 8:18
04 - Half Blood 7:05
05 - To Chi Ka / Sayonara 14:00
06 - Ensyu Tsubame Gaeshi 6:25
07 - Unicorn 11:01
08 - Manhattan Flu Dance 13:50

Kazumi Watanabe guitar
Marcus Miller bass
Omar Hakim drums
Warren Bernhardt keyboards
Mike Mainieri vibraphone

Japanese Jazz Guitarist Kazumi Watanabe was brought to my attention by my family Doctor during a check up. See I been going to the same Doctor for 25 years and we have a great rapport. We also have a love of a lot of the same bands. He plays stuff like Emerson, Lake & Palmer's Tarkus or Genesis Foxtrot on his office radio. So this great guitar piece was playing and I asked him who it was he said Kazumi Watanabe then turned it up (see why I love the guy each room has a volume knob that goes to 11). I then went looking for bootlegs of Kazumi and this one is the first I found and it sounds fantastic!!!

If you like Jazz-Fusion like the stuff Jeff Beck did around Blow By Blow and Wired...If you like the stuff done by Return To Forever... You should enjoy Kazumi Watanabe. For good measure he brought along A Living Legend In Jazz-Fusion Marcus Miller to play bass. The fabulous Omar Hakim on drums, Warren Bernhardt on keys and Mike Mainieri on vibes round out the band. Too much talent, I am surprised a tape could hold it!! They are called The To Chi Ka All-Stars because they were the main line-up on Kazumi's 1980 break out album To Chi Ka.

Flac

MP3

Saturday, September 24, 2022

Miles Davis Transmission Impossible: Legendary Broadcasts From The 1960s-1980s (FM) 3 CD Set

Miles Davis
Transmission Impossible: Legendary Broadcasts From The 1960s-1980s
Eat To The Beat Records (Eat To The Beat – ETTB071)

Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Featuring:
Herbie Hancock
Marcus Miller
John Scofield
Mike Stern
Wayne Shorter
Many Many More!!


CD1

01 - Footprints
02 - 'Round Midnight
03 - No Blues
04 - On Green Dolphin Street
05 - Riot
06 - Masqualero
07 - Introduction
08 - Black Satin
09 - Honky Tonk
10 - Right Off,Sanctuary

CD2

01 - Prelude and Funk
02 - Maiysha
03 - Ife
05 - Turnaroundphrase
06 - Tune In
07 - Hip Skip

CD3

01 - Introduction
02 - Back Seat Betty
03 - My Man's Gone Now
04 - Aida
05 - Fat Time
06 - Jean Pierre
07 - Time After Time

Notes:
CD1 Tracks 01-06 FM broadcast De Doelen, Rotterdam, Netherlands, October 30, 1967
CD1 Tracks 07-10 FM broadcast Paul's Mall, Boston, USA, September 14, 1972
CD2 FM broadcast Shinjuku Kohseinenkin Hall, Tokyo, Japan, January 22, 1975
CD3 Tracks 01-06 FM broadcast The Sunplace, Fukuoka, Japan, October 11, 1981
CD3 Track 07 Live Under The Sky Festival, Tokyo, Japan, July 28, 1985


This time for Sunday Morning Jazz We have a great 3 CD box set from Miles Davis. For those who have downloaded Transmission Impossible CDs in the past know that the quality is always good. You also get 3 different eras from Miles' career. Ever the innovator Miles Davis was The Jazz equivalent of a musical Camelion like David Bowie. His musical direction changed with a beat of a heart. Jazz fans, as well as Miles Davis fans look at the names I already dropped as featured on the album. Can it get any better than to have a compilation with some of the greatest players to emerge from  the Miles Davis band.

Due to the large file size of the flac each CD is uploaded separately and may also open separately

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Sunday, May 23, 2021

Marcus Miller - Festival Django Reinhardt ~ Fontainebleau, France July 8, 2018 (Satellite)

Marcus Miller
Festival Django Reinhardt
Fontainebleau, France

July 8, 2018
TSF Jazz Satellite Radio Broadcast Recording
MP3 256kbps
Cover Art Included

01 The Blues 5:41
02 Untamed 4:04
03 Papa Was A Rolling Stone (with band introduction) 14:40
04 I Love You Porgy 8:54
05 Trip Trap 6:25
06 Hylife 11:27
07 Preacher’s Kid 7:53
08 Tutu 7:33
09 Blast 7:03
74 mins

Lineup:
Marcus Miller - bass, bass clarinet
Brett Williams - keyboards
Alex Bailey - drums
Russel Gunn - trumpet
Alex Han - alto saxophone

Marcus Miller doing what he does best, laying down the Funky Jazzy Music.

MP3

Tuesday, October 31, 2017

Marcus Miller - Estival Jazz ~ Piazza Della Riforma, Lugano, Switzerland 07-04-2008 (FM)

Marcus Miller Band
Estival Jazz
Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland
July 4, 2008
Soundboard REcording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Front Cover Only

Soundboard > ReelToReel > DAT > wave > flac frontend (Level 8, align on sector boundaries) > flac

01 Pluck (Interlude) / Blast 10:40
02 Higher Ground (Stevie Wonder) 7:25
03 Jean Pierre 17:15
04 Panther 9:08
05 When I Fall In Love 9:17
06 Power 5:52
07 Just Like A Woman 7:53
08 What Is Hip 8:29

Marcus Miller - Bass
Alex Han - Saxophone
Jason "JT" Thomas - Drums
Federico Gonzales Pena - Keyboards


Sunday, September 10, 2017

SMV (Stanley Clarke , Marcus Miller & Victor Wooten) - Jazz a Vienne ~ Vienna, France xx-xx-2009 (SBD)

SMV - Stanley Clarke , Marcus Miller & Victor Wooten
Jazz a Vienne
Vienna, France
xx-xx-2009
Mezzo Live HD Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
MP4 Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art
Screen Shots Included

Lineage: MP4 > Goldwave v 6.30 (editing & converting) > Wave (16bit signed) > Traders Little Helper (align sector boundaries) > MP3 320kbps

01 - Maestros/Thunder 11:31
02 - Victor Wooten Solo 6:50
03 - Stanley Clark Solo 12:09
04 - Grits 9:43
05 - Beat It Jam 11:29

total playing time: 51mn 42sc

Stanley Clarke bass guitar, double bass
Marcus Miller bass guitar, fretless bass guitar
Victor Wooten bass guitar
Derico Watson drums
Federico Gonzales Pena keyboards

justdave's notes:
I ripped the wave with Goldwave then used Goldwave to edit the track marks and adjust volume. I then encoded the waves to MP3 320kbps because the MP4 had lossy audio.

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Sunday, July 9, 2017

Stanley Clarke, Marcus Miller, Victor Wooten - Montreux Jazz Festival ~ Miles Davis Hall Montreux, Switzerland 07-06-2009 (FM)

SMV - Stanley Clarke, Marcus Miller, Victor Wooten
Montreux Jazz Festival
Miles Davis Hall
MOntreux, Switzerland
July 6, 2009
FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 320kbps
Front Cover Only

01 - Schooldays/ Beat It/ Schooldays 9:14
02 - Shake Your Body (Down To The Earth)/ It´s About That Time/ Human Nature (Fade out) 8:49
03 - Tutu (excerpt) 4:08

total playing time: 22mn 12sc

Stanley Clarke, bass
Marcus Miller, bass, bass clarinet
Victor Wooten, bass
Federico Gonzales Peña - keyboards
Derico Watson - drums

Sunday, February 5, 2017

S.M.V. - 32nd Leipziger Jazztage ~ Opernhaus Leipzig, Augustusplatz, Leipzig, Germany 10-04-2008 (FM)

S.M.V. - Stanley Clarke, Marcus Miller, Victor Wooten
On Stage Deutschlandfunk
32nd Leipziger Jazztage
Opernhaus Leipzig
Augustusplatz, Leipzig, Germany
October 4, 2008
FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 320kbps
Front Cover Only

01 Maestros De Las Frequencias Bajas/Thunder (Clarke, Miller) 13:58
02 Classic Thumps (Victor Wooten Solo) (Wooten) 7:13
03 Mongoose Walk (Wooten) 19:50
04 Tutu (Miller) 21:49
05 Schooldays* (Clarke) 8:55
06 Grits (Miller) 8:34

*radio announcer talks over the track from 5:50 to 6:27

total playing time: 1hr 20mn 22sc

Stanley Clarke - electric bass, acoustic bass
Marcus Miller - electric bass, bass clarinet
Victor Wooten - electric bass
Federico Gonzales Peña - keyboards
Derico Watson - drums

This was the only Thunder Tour date in Germany. Now I got this from either Floppy Boot Stomp or Voodoo Wagon, I'm not sure which but wanted to say thanks to them, both are great sites and I have downloaded a lot of stuff from them.

Sunday, September 4, 2016

Marcus Miller Afrodeezia - Leverkusener Jazztage ~ Leverkusen, Germany 11-11-2015 (FM)

Marcus Miller Afrodeezia
Leverkusener Jazztage
Leverkusen, Germany
November 11, 2015
WDR3 FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 320kbps
Front Cover Only

01 - Hy Life 15:34
02 - Papa Was A Rolling Stone 13:52
03 - Gorée 15:42
04 - Tutu

total playing time: 54mn 29sc

Marcus Miller bass, bass clarinet, Sintir, Vocals
Marquis Hill trumpet
Alex Han alto sax
Adam Agati guitar
Brett Williams, keyboards
Alex Bailey drums
Mino Cinelu percussion, vocals

Our next Sunday Morning Jazz offering comes from Marcus Miller's tour to promote his Afrodeezia release. This is yet another show that could ease people who don't download Jazz bootlegs into the world of Jazz. Marcus Miller plays Funky Jazz Fusion that fans of such groups as The Brothers Johnson, Brick, Earth, Wind & Fire, and the funkier side of Motown. For more performances that feature Marcus Miller click here.

Sunday, August 7, 2016

Miles Davis Sextet - The Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles, CA September 09-25-1981 (SBD)

Miles Davis Sextet
The Hollywood Bowl
Los Angeles, California, USA
September 25, 1981
Soundboard Recording
MP3 224kbps
Cover Art Included

01 Back Seat Betty 5:39
02 My Man’s Gone Now 10:38
03 Aida 10:21
04 Announcement 3:12
05 Kix 13:34
06 Fat Time 12:13
07 Jean Pierre 8:14

total playing time: 1hr 3mn 52sc

Miles Davis - trumpet, keyboards
Bill Evans - saxes
Mike Stern - electric guitar
Marcus Miller - electric bass
Al Foster - drums
Mino Cinelu - percussion

Sunday Morning Jazz this week includes a show from Miles Davis' comeback period. Miles hadn't played or recorded in 5 years. This particular show was the first time since that hiatus that Miles performed in Los Angeles. Track 4 is a representative from the Office of the Mayor of Los Angeles presenting a proclamation that September 25,  1981 would be Miles Davis Day.

Sunday, June 5, 2016

Marcus Miller Band - 'Afrodeezia' ~ Festival Onze+, Casino de Montbenon, Lausanne, Switzerland 10-30-2015 (FM)

Marcus Miller Band
'Afrodeezia'
Festival Onze+
Casino de Montbenon
Lausanne, Switzerland
October 30, 2015
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Lineage:: dvb-s > techno trend tt-premium s2-6400 twin hd > hdd > nero wave editor > flac
(mpeg1 layer 2/256 kbps) [radio station - srf 2]
 

CD1
01 Hy Life (Wade/Soumano/Miller) 13:16
02 Announcement Marcus Miller 01:45
03 B's River (Miller) 15:22
04 Announcement Marcus Miller 01:33
05 Papa Was A Rolling Stone (Whitfield/Barrett) 11:45
06 Announcement Marcus Miller 00:33
07 Jean-Pierre (Davis) 13:05

CD2
01 Gorée (Miller) 19:48
02 Son Of Macbeth (Miller) 13:27

Marcus Miller - bass, bass clarinet
Marquis Hill - trumpet
Alex Han - alto sax
Adam Agati - guitar
Brett Williams - keyboards
Alex Bailey -drums
Mino Cinelu - percussion

Monday, September 14, 2015

Eric Clapton - Legends Studio ~ European Jazz Festival Tour Rehearsal - S.I.R. Rehearsal Studios, Hollywood, CA 06-xx-1997 (SBD)

Eric Clapton
Legends Studio - (Mid Valley Records ~ MVR 355/356)
European Jazz Festival Tour Rehearsal
S.I.R. Rehearsal Studios, Hollywood, CA
June xx, 1997
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

featuring:
Marcus Miller
 David Sanborn
 Joe Sample
 Steve Gadd

CD1
01 Snakes
02 Marcus #1
03 Marcus #1
04 Full House
05 Full House
06 Ruthie
07 Ruthie
08 Put It Where You Want
09 Suggestions
10 Peeper

CD2
11 Going Down Slow
12 I Got You I Feel Good
13 Silver Rain
14 Layla
15 Rock Me Baby
16 Jelly Roll

Marcus Miller Bass
Eric Clapton Guitar, Vocals
David Sanborn Saxophone
Joe Sample Keyboards, Piano
Steve Gadd Drums

6 Degrees Of Led Zeppelin Post # 6

Eric Clapton was a Yardbird when he earned the nickname Slowhand. The fans also started writing Clapton Is God! all over England at that time.

This recording comes from the rehearsals for Eric Clapton's tour of Jazz Festivals with a Jazz/Blues band consisting of some legends of the genre.

 

Sunday, May 3, 2015

Herbie Hancock, Marcus Miller, & Wayne Shorter - Théâtre Antique, Vienne, France 07-12-2011 (FM)

 Théâtre Antique
Herbie Hancock, Marcus Miller, & Wayne Shorter
Théâtre Antique
Vienne, France
July 12, 2011
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac Level 6 & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

Lineage: France Musique broadcast > Onkyo TX-8511 FM tuner > Edirol R-09 > HD via USB > Sound Forge 7.0 > CD Wave Editor > FLAC Frontend (level 6)

01 - Walkin' 8:43
02 - Little One / Milestones 10:16
03 - All Blues / Directions / It's about That Time 15:54
04 - Water Babies / Someday My Prince Will Come / Footprints 24:03
05 - Band Introductions / Fran-Dance / Jean Pierre / Orbits 26:27
06 - Time After Time 8:08
07 - Dr Jackle 7:58
08 - Tutu 11:54

total time: 1hr 53mn 25sc

Marcus Miller - bass clarinet, bass
Wayne Shorter - saxophones
Sean Jones - trumpet
Herbie Hancock - piano, keyboards
Sean Rickman - drums
John Scofield - guitar on Tutu

Another Tribute To Miles gig, if you downloaded and loved the show from Pinede Gould,Juan-les-Pins, France July 15, 2011 posted earlier on The New JDP then you're going to love this one as well. If your like me you always need at least 2 nice sounding gigs (or as many as you can get) from a certain era of a performer. If that's so grab this one, you will not be disappointed.
The Théâtre Antique was built in the First Century of the Christian era of the Roman Empire. It was the second largest the largest in Gaul with a capacity of 13,000 spectators. The modern capacity is held to 8000. The amphitheater has an annual concert series from Jazz to Pop, as well as hosting plays.


Sunday, February 16, 2014

Herbie Hancock, Marcus Miller, & Wayne Shorter - Pinede Gould, Juan-les-Pins, France 07-15-2011 (FM)

Herbie Hancock, Marcus Miller, & Wayne Shorter
Tribute to Miles Davis
Pinede Gould
Juan-les-Pins, France
July 15, 2011
FM Broadcast Recording
Front Cover Only
MP3 320kps

CD1: 1hr 17mn 24sec
01 - Interview Marcus Miller 14:47
02 - Walkin’/ Little One / All Blues / Directions / Shh...Peaceful 34:23
03 - In a Silent Way / Water Babies / Someday My Prince Will Come / Footprints 28:12

CD2: 49mn 10sec
01 - Band Introductions 2:20
02 - Fran Dance / Jean Pierre 15:50
03 - Orbits / Dr. Jekyll 9:16
04 - Time After Time / Sketches of Spain / It’s About That Time 6:27
05 - Tutu 15:15

Lineup
Herbie Hancock - piano, keyboards
Marcus Miller - bass clarinet, bass
Wayne Shorter - saxophones
Sean Jones - trumpet
Sean Rickman - drums

During the long interview Marcus Miller says that the guys only had 3 days to rehearse and on the first day they didn't play 1 note. They just talked about their memories of Miles and what he meant to them personally.

This is a great sounding recording of an awesome performance. If your a fan of Mile Davis' music, or a fan of any of the gentlemen who make up this group, or just awesome Jazz music, download this show now!!

Hancock, Shorter & Miller are Living Legends in Jazz, all of which are known for awe inspiring shows. Their debt to Miles Davis is readily recognizable in their musical efforts. That debt is also recognized by the men themselves who will admit it at a drop of a hat. This is a fabulous tribute to a Jazz Pioneer so don't miss out on this one.