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	PRA presents Marcus Miller's Biography
		Marcus Miller always knew that what older musicians said to him - about music, but mostly about life -- was of the greatest importance.
		Miller decided he wanted his album, which follows his Grammy nominated 1993 PRA Records debut, "The Sun Don't Lie," to sound like a conversation between an older musician and a younger one, "but with me in between to translate," he says.
		Marcus was born in Brooklyn on June 14, 1959 and was raised in Jamaica, NY on Long Island.
	www.prarecords.com /artists/miller/bio.html (1022 words)

	Marcus
		Marcus Aurelius Marius Marcus Aurelius Marius was emperor of the 268.
		Marcus Junius Brutus Marcus Junius Brutus Caepio (Julius Caesar's assassins.
		Marcus Valerius Probus Marcus Valerius Probus, of Berytus, was a Nero.
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	Suddenly
		Suddenly Suddenly is a Frank Sinatra, sherriff Lewis Hayden, grandpa James Gleason, and mother Nancy Gates.
		Suddenly, Last Summer Suddenly, Last Summer is a 1958 as part of a double-bill with the Williams play Something Unspoken...
		Suddenly Susan Suddenly Susan was an American Friends.
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	Miller
		Miller was famed for her speed in tap dancing; she claimed to be able to tap 500 tim...
		Miller, Nebraska Miller is a village located in 2000 census, the village had a total population of 156.
		Miller County, Arkansas Miller County is a Texarkana.
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	Suddenly by Marcus Miller
		Marcus Miller : Albums : Suddenly : Summary
		Multi-talented Marcus Miller's debut Suddenly was issued in the spring of 1983 on Patrick Rains' PRA Records label through Warner Bros. Miller shared production chores with Ray Bardani and Michael Colina who he'd worked with before on sides for David Sanborn.
		For their fourteenth album as a band, the Yellowjackets announced the desire to go in a different direction from their previous outings.
	www.mp3.com /albums/316153/summary.html (252 words)

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		Marcus Miller was obviously the "boss" of the band, he introduced the band members and himself, a bit strange.
		Miller, like last year when he performed at the NSJ with his own band, made full use of the lower dynamic range of the sound equipment at the Statenhal together with Gadd; sound quality was excellent as usual there (also handled Eric's acoustic guitars pretty well).
		Marcus Miller thanked us all and said what a good time they`d had (incidently the way he introduces the band is standard practce in the jazz world).
	www.coastweb.de /ftp/slowhand/text_info/legends_review_97.txt (9002 words)

	PROGRESSIVEWORLD.NET: REVIEWS BY KEITH "MUZIKMAN" HANNALECK
		Miller has a few solo albums of his own, and the latest and his best work is this two-disc set
		Miller is not only a producer; he is a polished and perceptive studio genius that also plays many different instruments besides the bass including the bass clarinet, soprano saxophone and keyboards.
		Marcus is one incredible talent on display in a live setting.
	www.progressiveworld.net /millerm.html (544 words)

	Suddenly (Marcus Miller album) Definition / Suddenly (Marcus Miller album) Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Suddenly (Marcus Miller album) Definition / Suddenly (Marcus Miller album) Research
		Released: 19831983 is an integer and composite number that represents a common year starting on Saturday of the Gregorian calendar....
		Recorded: 19821982 is a number and represents a common year starting on Friday of the Gregorian calendar Events...
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	Rochester International Jazz Festival - ARTIST LINEUP
		Burke’s introduction to Miller came last year, when both were performing at Nashville’s legendary Ryman Theater, “the mother church of country music,” as part of the Americana Music Awards.
		Miller subsequently visited Burke at home in Los Angeles last winter, when he was in town playing with Emmylou Harris.
		Miller remains thrilled by the vitality of the sessions, and by Burke’s unpredictable explorations of this material.
	www.rochesterjazz.com /artist_lineup/?artist_id=1 (661 words)

	Jazzitalia - Articoli: Intervista a Marcus Miller
		In questo album, un vero e proprio capolavoro, frammenti inediti e spezzoni in voce di Miles Davis, Billie Holiday, Lester Young, Joe Sample, Roberta Flack, e altri leggendari personaggi della fl music si alternano a personalissime interpretazioni di Miller e alle strabilianti invenzioni del suo basso elettrico.
		Dunque per il primo album dovresti prenderti il tuo tempo, perché il primo album è un'occasione unica.
		Marcus Miller ha la grande capacità di trasformare il basso in un meraviglioso strumento melodico, oltre che ritmico.
	www.jazzitalia.net /articoli/int_marcusmiller.asp (5663 words)

	PRA presents Marcus Miller's Biography
		Marcus was born in Brooklyn on June 14, 1959 and was raised in Jamaica, NY on Long Island.
		In 1986, he produced "Tutu" for Davis, followed by his second solo album, "Marcus Miller." He also joined with drummer Lenny White in forming the eclectic funk-based band The Jamaica Boys.
		And for much of 1994 Marcus dedicated himself to creating "Tales," one of the most surprising and challenging works from a jazz artist in recent years, With "Tales" Miller re-imagines the landscape of fl music and its evolution over the past three decades with brilliant, provocative results.
	prarecords.com /artists/miller/bio.html (1022 words)

	AN ANALYSIS
		Marcus Aurelius said "The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane."
		The original cast album is available (it was recorded after the show had already closed in 1964), and the CD reissue includes tracks not originally released on LP, including a longer "Cookie Chase" and "There Won't Be Trumpets" (which was cut in previews).
		Though the 1995 recording is a more complete recording of the score, it is missing the joy and lunacy of the original cast album, so that many people having heard only the later version find the comedy a bit heavy.
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	New Gibraltar Encyclopedia of Progressive Rock W
		A great keyboard album [this is the album in which he uses the Birotron, a Mellotron substitute he co-invented with David Biro -Ed.].
		The album's highlight, for me at least, is the 13-minute closing track "...A Dance of Shadows" which slowly rumbles and evolves through melancholy themes, spooky Mellotron and theremin textures and a resonant open-string guitar arpeggio to twice resolve its tension into what is one of the most hauntingly beautiful vocal melodies I have ever heard.
		Throughout the album the power of this music is in thoughtful, colourful arrangements and inspired performances that transcend the deceptively-simple structures and accessible melodies, and when all these elements click, the music is nothing short of magnificent; however, this is not everywhere, and some pieces could have been developed further.
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	Acid Archives
		The rest of the album can’t possibly reach that standard, but other than a typically dull drum solo (at the very end—you can just turn off the record early), this is a nice album, and some surprisingly heavy bits enter into the mix.
		The album is pleasant and a few songs are excellent, but overall it’s hardly worthy of the awe it seems to inspire in some people.
		This album was recorded in 1975, but it sure sounds like formative “new wave” to me. That’s a compliment, as Leland’s music has the same wild spirit and anything goes attitude of the earliest DIY punk records.
	www.lysergia.com /AcidArchives/lamaArchiveL.htm (9174 words)

	costoneproductions.com
		This was also about the time I became mature enough to understand the sophistication of the music that was characteristic of the fusion style, and I recall being both totally perplexed and in awe of the level of astounding talent that these players had achieved with their instruments as well as with their writing ability.
		These wonderful art-covered albums, some with huge fold out posters inside, were very personal collections and we took them home like artwork and played them in a room, staring and soul searching at the four walls with nothing more than our creative imaginations for the most part.
		Among them were drummer Omar Hakim, bassist Marcus Miller, guitarists Bobby Broom and Dave Moreno, horn players Dave Burnett and Ron Carter, Jr., and keyboardists Bernard Wright and Terry Burrus whom I knew coincidentally from earlier church days.
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	Miles Beyond, Recommend
		Dedicated to Duke Ellington, who died in 1974, the centerpiece of this album is undoubtedly the 32-minute epic "He Loved Him Madly," whose 'spacious quality,' became the benchmark to which Brian Eno frequently returned in his ambient experiments.
		Combined with Marcus Miller's funky bass-lines, this resulted in strange but exhilerating 'chromatic funk.' In addition, the title track is a return to Miles's blues roots, while "U 'n' I" is a funky round with a child-like theme.
		Again almost entirely composed by Marcus Miller (with some help from George Duke and John Bigham), this is the follow-up to Tutu.
	www.miles-beyond.com /recommend.htm (1592 words)

	THE JUNE 2005 NEWSLETTER (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		A whirlwind year for the young performer and then time to face the daunting challenge of what to create for a second album that becomes a much-anticipated musical ‘event,’ particularly for those who were mesmerized by her first musical offering.
		For Lizz, such responses are welcome as she revealed when we talked prior to the album’s releases: “I like that people have to get into this record,” she states, calmly.
		Busy with production and session work, Marcus didn’t focus on recording again as a soloist for a number of years: “It wasn’t till around 1990, 1991 that I felt I was ready to start making my own unique statement as an artist again,” he states.
	www.soulmusic.com /NewsletterJune2005.htm (3492 words)

	Sam Ulwards Album Reviews : List of the Reviewers
		I also like reading: sci-fi/fantasy, the occasional blast of gritty modern- life drama, I force myself to sit through those boring (well, not always boring, obviously) classics from time to time, and a wee bit of poetry...My favourite author is probably Tolkien (I'm a geek, sue me).
		I had bought all their albums, I even picked up the guitar to learn to play the songs too.
		At that time, I got myself albums by Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Metallica, Judas Priest and whichever HM band there might be.
	www.geocities.com /noel_kjuss/we.htm (4090 words)

	Wishbone Info : Fanzone :: Q&As with MT
		I do have most of the multi-tracks for this album and yes, its would be really great to hear the album as it was supposed to sound.
		A: The sound of the Argus album probably has to do with using the same team: Derek Lawrence Producer, Martin Birch Engineer, and the four of us had worked the first three albums together and had built a very good understanding and system together.
		One day recently when I came out of my front door, up on a hill in Guildford I suddenly realised as I looked down the valley at the mist, that I was living in the Argus album cover, a scary moment, especially when I looked around and saw the flying saucer.
	www.wishboneash.co.uk /fanzone/1.aspx (4534 words)

	♫ Crazy Beat Records -Marcus Miller
		From our shop in the UK we specialise in affordable Marcus Miller music, we sell Marcus Miller 45’s and we are one of the cheapest UK Marcus Miller stores supplying the latest Marcus Miller CD vinyl music in the UK.
		We can offer several Marcus Miller deals that are available to you from a Marcus Miller CD album to a Marcus Miller vinyl album.
		With every latest Marcus Miller product our Marcus Miller team (uk) and music at Crazy Beat Records Marcus Miller UK take the time to listen to you and find what is the best Marcus Miller artist for you.
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	The Bottom Line #71 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		My vote for fretless album is Drastic Measures by Michael Manring.
		Ed K. Date: Fri, 08 Mar 2002 08:58:38 EST From: ColdToastCom [at] aol.com Subject: Marcus Miller Interview!
		There are so many more good fretless bass albums, but this is a good start :-) On the bass in the mix issue, i would highly recommend getting a good wireless to see what your sound is really like.
	www.amscons.com /tblarchive/VOL2002/0-99/bl71.html (5040 words)

	Sort of a Metaphysical Ominousness: Scott Miller interview
		I e-mailed Scott Miller - leader of the Loud Family, whose new album Days for Days is out now on Alias - at his day job, where he works on an object-oriented database product.
		I have no idea what the hell that is except that it involves computers and pays Miller's rent, which allows him to devote his spare time to recording.
		To make a long story hopefully short, he traces the origins of sacrifice in primitive religions to social mechanisms which are still operating, and constantly threatening to manifest themselves in rivalry and scapegoating structures.
	www.uwm.edu /~jenor/smint.html (4373 words)

	Miles Styles - The Music of Miles Davis
		The Prestige quintet albums were recorded in Hackensack, New Jersey with engineer Rudy Van Gelder, with the bulk of the material coming from a marathon session on October 26, 1956.
		The album begins with what is essentially an eighteen-minute jam over Tony Williams' high-hat work - nice work from all, but this is more of a meditation than a fully realized work; Shorter's soprano saxophone is the most interesting soloist here, although Miles' seems to be trying to turn his horn into an organ.
		The album opens seemingly in mid-beat, with John McLaughlin banging away on guitar and either Billy Hart or Jack DeJohnette (or both!) hitting the snare hard between machine gun strikes on the top-hat.
	www.geocities.com /Heartland/Valley/2822/miles_davis.html (3283 words)

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