Tutu Revisited

Album Description

Marcus Miller, the renowned bassist, composer, and producer, invites you to experience the magic of his iconic album "Tutu" reimagined live with the extraordinary trumpeter Christian Scott. "Tutu Revisited," released in 2011, is a thrilling journey through Miller's timeless compositions, infused with the energy and spontaneity of a live performance. Recorded at the Lyon Auditorium in France, this double album captures the essence of Miller's creative funkiness that defined the mid-80s.

The album spans a generous 2 hours and 17 minutes, featuring 12 tracks that blend jazz fusion, jazz funk, and rock elements seamlessly. From the opening notes of "Tomaas" to the final strains of "Human Nature / So What," Miller and Scott's chemistry is palpable, offering a fresh perspective on classics like "Tutu" and "In a Sentimental Mood." The set also includes medleys and unique arrangements that showcase the duo's virtuosity and musical synergy.

"Tutu Revisited" is not just a live album; it's a testament to Marcus Miller's enduring influence and innovation in the jazz world. Following this project, Miller went on to co-lead the funk-jazz trio DMS with George Duke and David Sanborn, further cementing his status as a pioneer in the genre. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer to Miller's music, "Tutu Revisited" offers an unforgettable experience that highlights the power of live performance and the timeless appeal of Marcus Miller's compositions.

May 16, 2011

2011 Francis Dreyfus Music SARL, a BMG Company

About Marcus Miller

Marcus Miller is a renowned American musician, songwriter, and record producer, celebrated for his versatility and profound impact on the jazz, fusion, and funk genres. Born in Brooklyn, New York, Miller's career spans over three decades, during which he has collaborated with legendary artists such as Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock, Luther Vandross, Wayne Shorter, and David Sanborn. His work as the main songwriter and producer on Miles Davis' iconic albums "Tutu," "Music from Siesta," and "Amandla" has solidified his status as a visionary in the music industry. Miller's close collaboration with Luther Vandross resulted in numerous hit songs, showcasing his exceptional skills as a co-writer, producer, and arranger. Beyond his collaborative efforts, Miller is a prolific solo artist, composer, and film scorer, with over 200 credits in film and television. His contributions have earned him multiple awards, including two Grammy Awards, the 2013 Edison Award for Lifetime Achievement in Jazz, and the title of UNESCO Artist for Peace. Miller's dynamic performances and innovative approach to music continue to inspire and captivate audiences worldwide.