Marcus Miller blev känd under sin tid som basist i Miles Davis band och inledde sedan en framgångsrik solokarriär. Han spelar en rad andra instrument förutom basen och här har han fångats under en världsturne. Inspelningarna kommer från Japan, Los Angeles och Montreux + ett par studiospår som bonus. I häftet finns all information om medverkande osv.

"...While Miller plays everything but the kitchen sink himself (bass, bass clarinet, guitar, and vocoder), the genuine excitement here emerges from giving space to and interacting and stretching out with his sea of all-stars. Miller wrote the moody trumpet-led seduction "Tutu" for Miles, but Michael "Patches" Stewart carries on in those muted footsteps (complemented by a flügelhorn solo) above a controlled Miller bassline and Poogie Bell's subtle drum brushes. Miller emerges as a halfway decent singer on the Crusaders-like "Funny" but leaves the bulk of the instrumental work to Kenny Garrett's gentle soprano and Hiram Bullock's increasingly raucous guitar. Miller also offers the studio ballad "Sophie" on which he adds yet another voice to his repertoire -- soprano sax." (Jonathan Widran, allmusic.com)
10 spår; speltid 72:33.