All right guys, I'm here with the incredible Marcus Miller, who I have been a massive fan of for so long.

Obviously, you know who he is, one of the most influential and important bass players to have ever lived.

And like I was researching for this interview over the last couple of days, I've just said earlier.

I was just a massive fan of Marcus's before.

But when I started digging into like all of the stuff that you've played on is incredible.

And just, I wish I could memorize these names, but there's so many. I've got them down here.

Like, you've played and recorded and performed with people like Michael Jackson, Beyonce, Herbie Hancock, Miles Davis, Mariah Carey, Eric Clapton, Wayne Sher, McCoy Tyner, Frank Sinatra, George Benson,

Are You Kidding Me? Elton John, Shaka, and I've just put, it just goes on.

And I gave up after a while, I was like, it goes on and on and on, because there's so many on the list.

And obviously, you've worked as a musical director director you've worked as an arranger you are

an artist in your own right like it's absolutely incredible the breadth of oh and you've done like

film scores and the full thing like yeah that was me i've got something just to kick this off

this is a recording tom Tom Brown, Brown Sugar.

The track is Throwdown.

You might remember this one.

Okay, let me just sort of play a bit of the groove

just so the guys can hear what I'm talking about. Oh yeah!

Wait, wait, wait. Go to the trumpet solo.

This is my man, Tom Brown.

You're right there. Tom Brown.

I looked at the date. I looked at the date and I was like, you were 19.

Okay.

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