🚨CLASSIC BASSLINE🚨 "Never Too Much" (w/ Marcus Miller)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ส.ค. 2024
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Whether holding it down in the studio or leading from the front with his band, Marcus Miller is one of the most heralded bass players on the planet.
An unbelievable soloist, a lyrical fretless player, Marcus wrote the rule book when it comes to playing in the pocket and has every technique imaginable under his fingers - but despite his stratospheric technical chops, his overriding legacy is one of laying down the groove and serving the song.
See you in the shed!!
Marcus Miller is insane
musicians musician
scott eat him for breakfast
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@@sebg2086 your dreaming.
@@timothylawson3262 no..... marcus is a legend ...but can compare him to new bassist
What an awesome observation! Scott asks really good questions!
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“The articulation”……your articulations speaks volumes. Awesome and gifted.
Luther was like, are you kidding? You're Marcus Miller. Leave that $h!t just like that.😂
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and it’s literally my favorite part of the song i make the stank face every time actually i make the whole stank body it moves me!!!
Doesn't get much cooler than Marcus Miller❤️
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If I could have a fraction of his talent, I would be very happy.
Finally a bass player talking about the articulation 👍🏻
What made Luther's songs was the bassline. This also made the songs danceable because Marcus' notes were so punctuated.....you knew when to move.
"Whitest Shyt Ever" award🏆😂
@@PDGAFDon't hate, we need all the help we can get😂
These interviews are prescious to all musicians. Stay well Marcus and well done Scott.
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Mr. Miller transcends the bass...A great musician to say the least...
Indeed. The first time I saw him, he played bass guitar, percussion, drums, keyboards and bass clarinet at world class level and just improvised with his band for 2 hours.
I was 15. He's the reason why I picked up the bass.
@@andrasszabo1570 Wow!! Crazy!!
It's so nice to hear instruments run directly into amps. You can hear the dynamics, his finger work and the actual strings. None of that VST sample crap.
That ain't the VST plugins; he's just good.
He would sound the exact same through a good vst 😂 he is one the world’s great bassists
It's great to hear it from the guys who played it on the Original album
Absolutely🙂
Marcus Miller has touched so many songs but his collaboration with Luther and Nat Adley Junior was just off the charts. There will never be another Luther.
This kid could have a future 😂👍👍
Who?
Black don’t crack.
Growing up in NYC in the late 70s early 80s, there were 2 musicians that were frequently copied and very much revered…..Nile Rogers and Marcus Miller. I still copy his licks and I’m 53 years old!
Indeed theres bassist from marcus generation to current day that emulated him then and now ..Marcus groove and that tone is legendary
You can tell when a guy feels the music & becomes one with the sound. That line is really my favorite part of the song.
Intrestly, both Nat Adderley Jr and Marcus Miller can trace their musical roots to Miles Davis. Nat Adderley Jr's uncle Cannonball Adderley played recorded with Miles on one of the greatest jazz albums, 1958's Something Else. Marcus Miller's uncle Wynton Kelly recorded one of the greatest selling jazz albums, Miles Davis Kind of Blue. As we know Miller went on to write, record, and tour with Davis. Both young men come from professional musical families and independent of their elders went on to outstanding careers.
Wow, this was Great information....Thank-you 😊.
So nepotism is real. Got it!
Miller displaying that authentic soul!!!!!
I think both Scott and Ian are excellent interviewers! There’s a red thread to follow in each interview, they show a high level of respect to everyone and they have a really good feeling for asking the right questions at the right time. I‘m always having a good time watching these interviews! Keep‘em coming ☺️
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Ahhhhhhh...The Master of Articulation!!!🙌🏾👊🏾👍🏾
Marcus Miller … is from another planet…He is off the chain 🪐🪐🪐🪐
One of my favourites Marcus is, my biggest inspiration and all. ✌️☺️
Mr Miller is the definition of class act. You can tell he’s 100% about the feel and soul before any thoughts of technical proficiency
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That’s what makes bass what it is, there’s a whole art to playing behind the beat right in the pocket
Absolutely dude! 🙌🏻
Brilliant song, and I've always loved that bass pop bit behind the beat. What a groove
SO FUNKY! 🕺
Jamaica Queens Jamaica funk in the house Man Marcus is giving away our Basement secrets
The GREAT MARCUS MILLER ladies and gentlemen
Marcus Miller is a bad man. I love the way he plays the bass! He's too funky!! 🎸🎶
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Marcus Miller sharing the Love... can't say enough about Nat Adderley jr., Luther's light was so bright light years have pass and only now we're giving attention to the musical love shared in Team Luther Vandross... Luther himself spoke on...Marcus speaks truth to Articulation true musicianship...Marcus get my attention how he get into the moment just look at his body language totally into the moment...Oneness...
I'm not a musician and I really love these interviews and shorts
What a modest genius Marcus is.
My favorite bass line of all time
Amazing career. Marcus has created now famous color to some of the most popular songs. So cool!
MM is the truth. Amazing song and crazy bassline
Really glad he does explain his situations that truly make him an amazing musician 👏🏾 love this man's depth and sound.
Marcus Miller Awesome bass player.
i cant believe this is listed as an ad i feel like i should be paying to watch this
Marcus Miller is a great bass player!🦾🎸
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Marcus Miller is THE king of bass 🔥🔥🔥 loved his music since forever! The album „the sun don’t lie“ was a revelation.
He is.. I love the bass…Marcus Miller also said Larry Graham blew him away..Now that’s 2 of my favorite bass players.. If you blew Marcus Miller away.. then you are top notch…
Amazing Bass player.
Marcus was a genius since high school
It's crazy to think how young he was and how he played 🤯
Absolutely! 🤯
I love Marcus' playing. I have all the Miles Davis albums he played on, + his solo ones.
Just going to leave this right here... Lot of memories... With Luther Vandross playing on the stereo 😅🥰🥰🤣
Let me guess, some of them are related to bed activities? 😂
I saw Marcus Miller live at the Newport Jazz Fest this year and he was awesome! Definitely one of the best performances I’ve ever seen
One of my Favorite bassist!! 🐐
Marcus Miller, what a mighty great bass player!
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Marcus Miller needs his own movie! Peace!
This guy is a legend.
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I absolutely love that song!! Never fails to get me moving and in a better mood on bad days 😁 thankful to my childhood of playing GTA vice city with my dad for that ❤
What a track
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Marcus is king!
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Nice my brother. Rick Brennan from CHANGE N Philly love always. 333.Rick
Priceless🙂 Awesome listening to Marcus Miller narrate how a piece of musical art of our times, was partly created🙂Regards, Michael M. Kamau, Nairobi, Kenya, East Africa, 4th July 2024.
Loving this conversation...Keep it goin!
I am and will always be Luther's biggest fan!!! My grandmother new Luther's first manager, and brought him to sing for her. My grandmother played the piano and Luther's sung a gospel song. All this happened in Detroit, Mi!!!
Excellent bass player☝️👍
I could watch this interview a hundred times
Marcus Miller the funky man i love it ! Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it!
So cool is Marcus Miller.. Talking about Luther. Nat and Canonball Adderly while wearing a Jackson's T-shirt.
Luther Vandross My All Time Favorite!!! Love That Bass Bro!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
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Have watched near 100 loops so far. Sounds cool.
Love it sounds great brother thank you so much for sharing your gift of music
Marcus Miller!❤ nuff said
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Dude makes me want a bass!
Always good, always flying as a ‘bassiste player
I tend to play behind the beat at times and it sounds good to my ears but I was always self-conscious about my loose timing. Through lots of practice I've made being behind the beat more of a conscious decision.
That's awesome dude!
It sounds like the key here is intention. It's a musical flair that you like, and have learnt to implement.
Legend
Monster Riff😎🦓
Awesome and Talent. ❤❤❤
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chills!
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Straight to the Heart (David Sanborn)live was the album that made me a Marcus Miller fan.
I am gonna get one of Mr Millers basses one day! Billy Cox said go 4 string and I see Marcus agrees with him.
Awesome! 🙌🏻
I know Ivan Hampden. Marcus Miller is the best of the best on bass. But a discussion about Luther Vandross has to include Ivan on the drums. Haven't seen Ivan in a while, used to enjoy jamming with him.
Funky bro! I love it!
The emoji 😂 Thanks for the video!
The master!
ICONIC!!!
Some of those guitar licks are what make the songs great. Who was doing that in modern music those are usually done in live shows not in songs. Which gives the songs a personal feel.
How I produce when I’m with live musicians!!! I don’t write it out but I give them an idea in LP and ask them to make theirs give it life!!!
Wow.. just wow
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Hi Marcus. Your Awsome
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Amazing
Bass has been my producer life lately😏
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Thanks for this.....
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I feel like this is what’s missing from modern music. Bass was front and center in the mix back in the day and it was so much more than just root notes all the time. The new stuff just doesn’t have that same “heartbeat”
LOVE it 😍
I play guitar but there's always been a part of me that wanted to learn base
Marcus Miller is not insane, (whether it was just a form of utmost flattery and so called respect, there’s power in words)
Mr Marcus Miller is an elder Master Teacher and an accomplished Bass, guitar, vocals, saxophone, clarinet and keyboardist, just to name a few…
Excellent interview
No one thumps and pops like the older gen
I don't know how true it is but they said the legendary Larry Graham was the inventor of the bass slap
So dope
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So coooooooool
musical genius
MY ALL TIME FAVORITE LUTHER SONG. MY FRESHMAN YEAR AT BAYSIDE HIGH AMAZING.
Killer tune!
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Dope
musicians talking about music with singers. I miss those days.
I don't play nor sing but my first real job was at a recording studio and I engineered for some of the greats and those guys took the music seriously. I stopped when guys would come in with a "beat" that was a sample of somebody else's work and go this is what I want fix it.
They seem to be triplets with a rest in between!
The song wouldn't have been the same without The bass note Like that