MARCUS MILLER

Funk Jazz / Fusion / World Fusion / RnB • United States

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Bassist, multi-instrumentalist, and producer Marcus Miller has one of the most enviable and expansive musical careers in the industry. He is a two-time GRAMMY Award winner, winner of Holland’s Edison Award for Lifetime Achievement In Jazz (2013), winner of France’s Victoire du Jazz (2010), and he was appointed a UNESCO Artist For Peace in 2013.

Born and raised in New York to a musical family (legendary jazz pianist Wynton Kelly is a cousin), Miller’s characteristic bass sound can be heard on a limitless catalog of hits including Bill Withers’ “Just The Two Of Us,” Luther Vandross’ “Never Too Much,” Aretha Franklin’s “Jump To It,” Snoop Dogg’s “Gz and Hustlas,” and Jay-Z’s “Can’t Knock the Hustle,” and Beyoncé’s “All Night.” to songs from Chaka Khan, Herbie Hancock, Eric Clapton, Aretha Franklin, George Benson, Elton John, and Bryan Ferry, to name a few. With his distinctive style—a unique combination of funk, groove, soul read more...

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MARCUS MILLER Discography

MARCUS MILLER albums / top albums

1.75 | 3 ratings

Suddenly
RnB 1983

3.25 | 4 ratings

Marcus Miller
Funk Jazz 1984

MARCUS MILLER The Sun Don't Lie album cover

3.50 | 3 ratings

The Sun Don't Lie
Funk Jazz 1993

3.88 | 4 ratings

Tales
Funk Jazz 1995

4.60 | 5 ratings

M²
Funk Jazz 2001

4.50 | 4 ratings

Silver Rain
Funk Jazz 2005

4.50 | 3 ratings

Free
Funk Jazz 2007

3.67 | 3 ratings

Marcus
Funk Jazz 2008

MARCUS MILLER The Other Tapes album cover

3.00 | 1 ratings

The Other Tapes
Fusion 2008

4.38 | 4 ratings

Renaissance
Funk Jazz 2012

4.50 | 3 ratings

Afrodeezia
World Fusion 2015

4.38 | 4 ratings

Laid Black
Funk Jazz 2018

MARCUS MILLER EPs & splits

MARCUS MILLER live albums

4.00 | 2 ratings

Live & More
Funk Jazz 1997

MARCUS MILLER The Ozell Tapes: The Official Bootleg album cover

4.80 | 5 ratings

The Ozell Tapes: The Official Bootleg
Funk Jazz 2002

MARCUS MILLER Dreyfus Night In Paris (with Petrucciani, Lagrene, White, Garrett) album cover

5.00 | 1 ratings

Dreyfus Night In Paris (with Petrucciani, Lagrene, White, Garrett)
Fusion 2003

MARCUS MILLER A Night in Monte Carlo album cover

4.83 | 3 ratings

A Night in Monte Carlo
Fusion 2010

MARCUS MILLER Tutu Revisited (feat. Christian Scott) album cover

3.80 | 5 ratings

Tutu Revisited (feat. Christian Scott)
Funk Jazz 2011

MARCUS MILLER demos, promos, fans club and other releases (no bootlegs)

MARCUS MILLER re-issues & compilations

MARCUS MILLER The Best of Marcus Miller album cover

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The Best of Marcus Miller
Funk Jazz 1998

MARCUS MILLER Power: The Essential of Marcus Miller album cover

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Power: The Essential of Marcus Miller
Funk Jazz 2006

MARCUS MILLER Original Album Classics album cover

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Original Album Classics
Funk Jazz 2009

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Master Of All Trades
Funk Jazz 2005

MARCUS MILLER Reviews

MARCUS MILLER Suddenly

Album · 1983 · RnB

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Take the last three letters in slick and here's what you get. Little of Marcus Miller's multi intrumental prowess is shown off here--basically, it's a debut already treading water, lost in a sea of boring smooth jazz R/B quiet storm. There's some funky bits and some flourishes that suggest Miller had a true vision for his talents, but these are few and far between, and get lost in the wash. The highlight, if you can call it that, is the minor hit "Much too Much". It's the second song on the disc--good luck getting there.

Miller's hybrid is much better realized on his second, self-titled release the following year