Bassist, clarinetist, composer, arranger, and producer Marcus Miller made a name for himself playing with Miles Davis’s bands throughout the 1980s, including the album and song he composed, Tutu, which remains one of his greatest successes.
For this concert in tribute to Miles Davis, Marcus Miller brings together two jazz legends, Wayne Shorter and Herbie Hancock, who were also illustrious partners of the trumpeter in the mid-1960s in his second quintet and his first electric albums of the 1970s.

It is a summit meeting, accompanied by trumpeter Sean Jones and drummer Sean Rickman (a regular member of Steve Coleman’s ensembles). One could not dream of a better way to once again sublimate some of Miles Davis’ most famous tracks. Guitarist John Scofield surprises us by joining the group for a grand finale to the concert.