Marcus Miller

Biography

William Henry Marcus Miller Jr., more commonly known as Marcus Miller, is a multi-instrumentalist, producer and composer, but is best known for playing the bass guitar. Born June 14, 1959, in Brooklyn, New York, he grew up in a family of musicians, specifically his father William Miller, a church organist, and his cousin, jazz pianist Wynton Kelly. Miller plays guitar, saxophone, bass, keyboards, clarinet, and the recorder. Starting in 1975, he performed as a session musician for 15 years, eventually playing the bass on over 500 recordings. He also currently records and tours as a bandleader.

Known For

Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool

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Marcus

as Self

Marcus Miller - Tutu Revisited

as Himself

Legends – Live At Montreux

as Self

Quincy Jones: A Musical Celebration in Paris

as Self

We Want the Funk!

as Self

Marcus Miller - Master Of All Trades

as Himself

Marcus Miller - Live at Jazz in Marciac 2012

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Marcus Miller in Gdansk, on the Festival of Solidarity of Arts

Marcus Miller - Leverkusener Jazztage 2012

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