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State Of Mind 4. I Loves You Porgy 5. Amandla 6. I'm Glad There Is You 7. Your Amazing Grace 9. Fans of both Patches and Grammy Award winning bassist and producer Marcus Miller have long wondered when the two would team up on a project. Marcus Miller - Tutu Revisited feat. CD 1: 1. Tomaas 2. Backyard Ritual 3. Splatch 4. Portia 5. Jean-Pierre 6.

Aida 7. In a Sentimental Mood CD 2: 1. Hannibal 2. Don't Lose Your Mind 3. Tutu 4. Intro Duction Bruce Lee La Villette Behind The Smile Frankenstein Moonlight Sonata But nothing prepared me for when I got into my car and put this CD in shortly after buying it.

I did not expect something so funky, so rocking, and so well done. Even a great recruiter like Miles Davis did not fully recognize the potential Marcus Miller had. They were on tour at some point, and Marcus was sitting off on his own, slapping on the bass to pass the time. For this CD, Marcus followed in the footsteps of Miles by picking some great musicians, especially singers, to back him up. Unfortunately, he mostly does singing on the title track.

At least, I like it a lot less than all the other vocal tracks. The bass playing throughout the work is phenomenal. Thanks to his ability to slap, Marcus keeps things interesting throughout the whole CD. He does these little bass scrambles at points, his punchy plucks give this totally funky vibe.

Marcus considered Bruce Lee to be a master improviser, which something all jazz artists should aspire to. By anonymous. To create great choreography you also need a good eye and a healthy dose of experience and empathy.

All of these elements together form your "teachers' tool belt" and are indeed part of the recipe to successful teaching.