The Captain Meets Marcus Miller

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👆 Welcome to another episode of The Captain Meets on Andertons TV! Today, our very special guest needs no introduction. Marcus Miller everybody!

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[MrWhitey]

Great interview by The Captain. He let the man speak without interuption and the stories flowed forth.

[form_]

My bass playing heart almost exploded when I saw his name!

[marklowe]

When I met my wife she put on a Luther Vandross CD. I recall that moment I turned to her and said "That's Marcus Miller playin the bass". She looked at me and said Who's Marcus Miller. I asked her who's Luther Vandross? Years later after raiding all her CD's and becoming a fan of all these other artists we both got to met Marcus while travelling the USA. I recall him asking a question and I replied saying I can tell pretty much every time that he's playing on a track and then explained the time my wife played Vandross. He asked me what bass I play. (75 J bass) and he said, you know it's the player that makes the sound and I just nodded. It's so true. The bass is just a canvas, Marcus is the amazing painter.
P.S. I got to see him play Run for Cover and I will never forget it.

[zosojstro]

The Captain is the quintessential interview master. He needs is his own channel. Absolutely love his style and knowledge as well as ability to get the artist to share. Well done again!

[rogersadowsky]

Thank you for your kind words, Marcus! BTW, even though I was working in the Philly area for 5 years before I started my NYC shop, I am a native New Yorker!

[adam]

What a great interview. Marcus must have played with just about everybody at least once. Seems like a stand up guy too.

[jamesf]

A history lesson from someone who really lived it. This was amazing

[Olivier_Debats]

I had the chance to meet Marcus Miller twice, before and after a concert, once at the Seine Musicale in Paris and once at the Blue Note in New York. How not to be surprised by the fact that this great artist with his worldwide fame and his talent can remain so accessible, attentive and coupled with great kindness?
Certainly a great lesson to give to artists whose emerging success goes to their heads !
My choice fell on the Sire U5 short scale, an excellent choice for learning the bass when you are a complete beginner !

[mopdigglyderg]

Love Marcus, and the line when he is asked 'when did you decide to put your own band together?' And he replies 'Miles Died.' Huge miles fan, he must have picked up so much from him.

[ddpphoto]

Thank you Lee for a respectfully warm interview of a graceful, soulful and talented human being.

[tonyrapa-tonyrapa]

What an absolute legend. I really enjoyed the interview. Dare I say, one of the Captain's best so far. MM is a genius and a gent. Fantastic.

[Stephen_Lafferty]

The genius of Bass Guitar! An amazing musician!

[jasonbannan]

Marcus Miller is such a humble guy. How amazing for Lee to get to jam with Marcus Miller. Enjoyed it Lee as I also do with your jams with Nathan.

[ChrisDeJuanMusic]

Best interview I've seen in ages!! Marcus comes across so natural and humble... absolute legend! <3

[mortygill]

I've allways loved his music. He is one of my biggest idols.

"Blast" is one of the coolest tunes ever.

[filnn]

It's so awesome hearing stories from an actual legend!

[budgetguitarist]

If you hit thumbs down on this man, you don't know anything about the bass. Marcus Miller is LEGEND. He's such a badass on his instrument. THANK YOU for this awesome episode!!!

[LostMyMojo]

My first exposure to Marcus and Omar Hakim was the Sunday night show when they did See the Light with Jeff Healey and Dr. John.... Absolutely classic jam!!! Best live TV I ever seen!!!

[jonwhitehead]

16:19 I think he's talking about Jump to It. The groove on that is so fire.

[moottori_paa]

So cool humble guy with very good real stories!