The Ozell Tapes
Marcus Miller · 2002
144 min · 16 tracks · funk · jazz fusion · R&B
A lush blend of jazz fusion and funk that showcases virtuosic musicianship and deep emotional resonance.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- dynamic journey with emotional peaks
- for late-night introspection
- engaging long-form listening experience
- virtuosic musicianship appreciation required
- wave-like pacing with rich textures
Maybe skip if you want
- prefer short, standalone tracks
- seek instant gratification in music
Where this album fits
- Career context
- Released in 2002, 'The Ozell Tapes' marks a significant moment in Marcus Miller's career, following his acclaimed work on the soundtrack for 'The Prince of Egypt' in 1998. This album features a blend of original compositions and reinterpretations of jazz standards, further solidifying Miller's status as a leading figure in contemporary jazz and funk.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Victor Wooten· Stanley Clarke· Herbie Hancock
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
Disc 1
- 1 Intro 1:06
- 2 Power 6:00
- 3 So What 8:54
- 4 Lonnie's Lament 10:52
- 5 Cousin John 10:41
- 6 Scoop 12:27
- 7 I Loves You Porgy 9:27
- 8 Panther 11:21
Disc 2
- 1 3 Deuces 6:23
- 2 Your Amazing Grace 10:39
- 3 Nikki's Groove 5:04
- 4 When Your Life Was Low 8:17
- 5 Burning Down the House 6:32
- 6 People Make the World Go 'Round 11:07
- 7 Killing Me Softly 6:42
- 8 Miles / Marcus Medley: Hannibal / Amandla / Tutu 19:06
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