Live album · 2002
The Ozell Tapes: The Official Bootleg
- Released
- 2002
- Label
- 3 Deuces Records
- Catalogue no.
- VICJ-61011~12
- Tracklist
- 16 tracks
- Length
- 2:25:29
- Country
- JP
“The Ozell Tapes: The Official Bootleg” is a live album by Marcus Miller, released in 2002 on 3 Deuces Records. The original release has 16 tracks with a running time of 2:25:29. Jazz standards on the record include “I Loves You Porgy”, “Lonnie's Lament” and “So What”. The line-up features Leroy "Scooter" Taylor (keyboard), Bruce Flowers (keyboard) and Lalah Hathaway (vocals).
Who played on The Ozell Tapes: The Official Bootleg
- Leroy "Scooter" Taylor keyboard on 7 tracks
- Bruce Flowers keyboard on 6 tracks
- Lalah Hathaway vocals on 4 tracks
Tracklist
- 1-1 Intro 1:09
- 1-2 Power — Marcus Miller 6:02
- 1-3 So What standard — Miles Davis 8:51
- 1-4 Lonnie's Lament standard — John Coltrane 10:52
- 1-5 Cousin John — Marcus Miller 10:45
- 1-6 Scoop — Marcus Miller 12:32
- 1-7 I Loves You Porgy standard — George Gershwin 9:43
- 1-8 Panther — Marcus Miller 11:33
- 2-1 Burning Down the House 6:11
- 2-2 Your Amazing Grace — Marcus Miller 10:42
- 2-3 Nikki's Groove — Marcus Miller 5:05
- 2-4 When Your Life Was Low — Joe Sample 8:21
- 2-5 3 Deuces 6:42
- 2-6 People Make the World Go 'Round — Thom Bell, Linda Creed 11:07
- 2-7 Killing Me Softly — Charles Fox 6:46
- 2-8 Miles / Marcus Medley: Hannibal / Amandla / Tutu — Marcus Miller 19:08
Production
- Dennis Thompson mix, producer, recording
- Harold Goode producer
- Harry Martin producer
- Marcus Miller producer
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on The Ozell Tapes: The Official Bootleg?
The line-up of The Ozell Tapes: The Official Bootleg includes Leroy "Scooter" Taylor (keyboard), Bruce Flowers (keyboard) and Lalah Hathaway (vocals).
Which label released The Ozell Tapes: The Official Bootleg?
The Ozell Tapes: The Official Bootleg was released in 2002 on 3 Deuces Records (VICJ-61011~12).
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