Mākasu MIller mākasu mirā/ furansu 2016 34 / 5,000 Marcus MIller Marcus Miller/France 2016
Mākasu MIller mākasu mirā/ furansu 2016 34 / 5,000 Marcus MIller Marcus Miller/France 2016
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Live At L'Olympia Bruno Coquatrix, Paris, France April 6th 2016 SOUNDBOARD & PRO SHOT 86min. CD-1 01. Panther 02. Mr. Clean 03. Hylife 04. B's River ... 45'04 CD-2 01. Ethiopia 02. Goree (Go-Ray) 03. Son of Macbeth 04. Band Intro.05. Outro ... 40'44 DVD 01. Intro 02. Panther 03. Mr. Clean 04. Hylife 05. B's River 06. Ethiopia 07. Goree (Go-Ray) 08. Son of Macbeth 09. Band Intro.10. Outro Approx: 86min. Marcus Miller - Bass , Bass Clarinet Brett Williams – Keyboards Alex Han – Saxophone Rlex Bailey – Drums Renaud Gensane - Trumpet -Aziz Sahmaoui & University of Gnawa- Aziz Sahmaoui – N'goni Herve Sambe – Guitar Alune Wade – Bass Adhil Mirghani – Percussions Cherif Soumano – Kora
Marcus Miller, a charismatic bassist in the contemporary jazz and black music world, is scheduled to visit Japan in September this year. His live performance at L'Olympia, a long-established music hall in Paris, France, on April 6, 2016 was recorded in HD with the finest sound board and professional shots! The CD is ultra-sound with professional-grade digital mastering! Please enjoy the best sound quality that you can't get on a DVD. The live performance was a powerful and wonderful performance by a total of 10 people, including four backing members on sax, trumpet, keyboard, and drums, and five members of Aziz Sahamui and Gnawa University who are skilled at playing ethnic instruments! Marcus' bass playing is of course superb, as is his sense of improvisation and groove, and the performance is explosive with a number of numbers that incorporate strong elements of world music, making this a great 86-minute performance that is well worth listening to and watching.

