My best Pal of 47 years Andrew..... known him before he played Bass...... we played together in our schools very good Jazz Band,.... he was a decent trumpet player ..... around 1975 he got a Bass at a pawn shop and drove us crazy trying to play it.... EVERYDAY ALL DAY he practiced at our daily after school hangout sessions at his aunt Pat's house (while she was at work of course) while Daryl Ross and myself ate up all the cereal in aunt pats crib Andrew plucked on that damn Bass !!... it drove us crazy !!! so we bought him a set of head phones to cancel the nerve racking Bass tones of his Axe, then as time passed, ( not a lot of time ) we started hearing ambiant sounds of intelligent musical life, we couldn't believe it,he was jamming out to Earth, Wind and Fire, so we unplugged the headphones ....the rest is History ! so all you beginners let me tell you the best way to get good fast, is to practice like your life depends on it, no tv .. no video games... just practice, practice, practice!! and you will get good before you know it....I met Marcus Miller in 1979 at his family house sub Basement in Queens New York a girl named La La Cope took me there, he was rehearsing with his Band, .....we were teenagers man what fun times, so good to see the both of these guys develop into not only great Musicians but good Humble Men as well.
Marcus is THE king. I love Mr. Gouche, especially for his gospel chops and great attitude, but Marcus has it ALL covered. A complete musician (not just on bass), composer, producer and might just be the best overall bass player of all times.
He's a mastermind. He's so technically gifted but plays so humble. He always leaves space for others even though he's really the star of the show most of the time. He's a soloist but truly a bass player through and through
indeed what makes Marcus my all time favorite Marcus has his own distinctive tone and style that cant be emulated eventhough many bassist try...Marcus is a balanced bassist and has an uncanny ability to groove in any situation and makes groove top priority..something Marcus learned from Jaco early in his career was the importance of clarity in each note...Marcus is phenomenal with his phrasing and can get technical when he needs to but Groove is always number one priority
I've been playing Bass guitar since 1968 and it's to my understanding my confession and conviction to play Gospel Music. Remember Gospel Bass players. PLAY GOSPEL MUSIC period. Abraham Laboriel is playing my original bass line with Ron Kenoly's video song "Call him up / Can't stop praising his name" he is not a Gospel Bass player "But" the world thinks it's Abraham Laboriel's bassline but in fact it's little old me. Terry L. Green Gospel Bass player for life. Stay humble and encouraged.
Good sounding groove together with both of my favorite bass players Marcus Miller and Andrew Gouche. I remember when I first heard of Andrew Gouche on the Unwrapped Jazz Cd.
In this blog , some say add other great bassist but I say add Stanley C. OMG ...... These 2 are 2/4th’s of my favorites over the last 40 years. 2 Master Greats
Love Gouche, probably owe half of the shit I play to him but it's so hard to grasp his understanding of being a 'supportive' role because it feels like he's obliged to respond to everything he hears with some fills or w/e. I've never seen Marcus being so goddamn awkward because for so many times he kinda just stayed dormant to let Gouche solo but turns out that he figured out that Gouche just want to chop over him rofl.
yeah i noticed that Respect to Andre no doubt....people dont realize Marcus was a sideman at least 15 years playing on over 500 albums in various musical situations...he is more than just slap and is a completely balanced bassist...overall musician..and can guage the musical situation knowing when to lead or be more supportive ...thats what made SMV special Stanley..Marcus and Vic all knew their roles and gave each other room to groove
Marcus is always thinking between basslines, Don't get it twisted, Gouche is a beast in his own right, but Marcus has his own signature sound that is not like any other bass player, one Miller triplet and its game over, but this ain't a battle, its a jam session, so Gouche can overplay, and still sound like other bass players, I mean he is sitting there with the best I've heard, ijs
The sire Bass sound quality is very bad I owned one recently and what I did is replaced the pickups and the preamp with Bartolini kit now I can say it's a Bass guitar
@@taswellbarthus4032 and @Groove Master you are absolutely right, Andrew is playing way too much, not giving Marcus any room to answer back. they are suppose to be talking to each other musically, sounds like Andrew is competing, taking up the whole conversation
Its like in boxing styles make fights. I love them both but sometimes styles do clash but its all good. I here the next one is this summer in Nashville. I'll be there.
well Andrew just plainly blew it. The worst thing he could have done was to not listen, and that's just what he did. Marcus was so trying to have this conversation with him and Gouche was not having it. Great musicians, when they encounter one another always try to create a good conversation. This has always been the rap on Gouche. He doesn't listen well in moments like this. He is musically ant sociable.
Marcus is a true master who didn't even take the bait of showing all the licks he could have used. Andrew Gouche no doubt has chops but doesn't know placement. Always overplaying and using the same runs... Keeping the Pocket is the role of the bass player which Marcus Miller does to perfection. Might be one of the reasons Gouche didn't last that long with Prince has chops but missing the fundamentals of being simple!!!!!!!!
@@israeltigabu5923ur hilarious aint N😆 way ..Alex is great but he tries to emulate Marcus and your not beating Marcus trying to sound like him..Marcus techniques..creativity and overall ability to groove is on another level..besides I've seen Marcus hold his own against Victor wooten
Two of the greatest to ever do it. Andrew doesn't play much with other bassists and it shows. Marcus took the backseat more than he should have. Good to see them having fun either way!
I really respect both men. However, Andrew Gouche was a bit too showy! He didnt really let the groove sit and allow for a nice back and forth with Marcus. I also think he is too busy on the bass, too many notes and not enough air and space to let the groove settle in. But that doesn't take away from all that he has accomplished. i give credits where credits are due.
I respect both greatly, but Andrew Gouche showed very little respect/discipline towards Marcus here. *General* rule of Thumb (no pun intended) - When 2 Bassists are playing - one takes the lower register & the other takes the higher register. Everytime Marcus went high; Andrew followed & went high, and everytime Marcus went low; Andrew followed & went low....(very irritating). Seemed like Andrew was trying to compete instead of conversing musically.......
I'm being honest man, i don't think gouche plays with other bass players. He just was all over the place man. It was sad to see my 2 favorite bass players sound like shit together. I saw the title and immediately clicked, followed by great disappointment.
I hate to say this. Not impressed at all by Andrew’s playing. Maybe not even his playing, but his decisions: timing, listening, and placement. I’m not sure he was being musical enough to be open to the jam. It was almost like he’s stuck in this box of what HE plays and it forces others into it. Marcus was classy about it tho. And Andrew is a beast and has accomplished a TON. So hats off to both of them.
I'm slightly disappointed to see and hear GOUCHE overplay like this. It reminded me of the inexperienced and undisciplined musician that just wants to be seen and heard, so they use all of their chops in one song.
That's why he was fired from Chaka Khan's band from what I've heard. He was her music director around 2007-2009 or 2010. He was let go because of overplaying over Chaka. Actually, I enjoyed Gouche's arrangements of Chaka Khan's songs while he was her music director. He gave her songs a fresh new sound. I think Chaka wanted it played like the studio versions, though.
If I had the chance to Jam with Marcus, I would just lay a solid beat down,... and let him fly. Andrew is trying to impress too much in this video and it sounds messy
Macreviewz , I’ve never heard of Andrew Gouche. Is UA-cam where he’s made most of his mark? Who’s some artists that I might know that he’s played with?
@@tremunique6149 he not famous, but he was Chaka's musical director. He knows that music very well. Just not active famous in the Marcus Miller world. He same age or older than Marcus...
Tre M Unique are you serious?!? He’s The Godfather of gospel bass! He was also the musical director for Chaka Kahn. He played for prince’s live band in 2013 and recorded with TONS of people! Also check out his signature MTD basses !
My best Pal of 47 years Andrew..... known him before he played Bass...... we played together in our schools very good Jazz Band,.... he was a decent trumpet player ..... around 1975 he got a Bass at a pawn shop and drove us crazy trying to play it.... EVERYDAY ALL DAY he practiced at our daily after school hangout sessions at his aunt Pat's house (while she was at work of course) while Daryl Ross and myself ate up all the cereal in aunt pats crib Andrew plucked on that damn Bass !!... it drove us crazy !!! so we bought him a set of head phones to cancel the nerve racking Bass tones of his Axe, then as time passed, ( not a lot of time ) we started hearing ambiant sounds of intelligent musical life, we couldn't believe it,he was jamming out to Earth, Wind and Fire, so we unplugged the headphones ....the rest is History ! so all you beginners let me tell you the best way to get good fast, is to practice like your life depends on it, no tv .. no video games... just practice, practice, practice!! and you will get good before you know it....I met Marcus Miller in 1979 at his family house sub Basement in Queens New York a girl named La La Cope took me there, he was rehearsing with his Band, .....we were teenagers man what fun times, so good to see the both of these guys develop into not only great Musicians but good Humble Men as well.
It's beautiful when one of them "loses it" and they just land on the groove once again... truly listening and creating. Gorgeous.
This is why I love Marcus- he is a groove master with taste, and humility.:)
This is the first time I see two top bass players that I love not communicating musically with each other... at least they’re human too.
Damn😜
they are at the same era according to Gouch. 2 years gap
Two of my favorite bass masters I love this get together.
Marcus is THE king. I love Mr. Gouche, especially for his gospel chops and great attitude, but Marcus has it ALL covered. A complete musician (not just on bass), composer, producer and might just be the best overall bass player of all times.
He's a mastermind. He's so technically gifted but plays so humble. He always leaves space for others even though he's really the star of the show most of the time. He's a soloist but truly a bass player through and through
indeed what makes Marcus my all time favorite Marcus has his own distinctive tone and style that cant be emulated eventhough many bassist try...Marcus is a balanced bassist and has an uncanny ability to groove in any situation and makes groove top priority..something Marcus learned from Jaco early in his career was the importance of clarity in each note...Marcus is phenomenal with his phrasing and can get technical when he needs to but Groove is always number one priority
Just 2 different style of playing. Both incredible in their own right
A tip for the "thumbs down " vote : that is NOT the proper starting position to slap your bass !
Pure brilliant!!
Nice , I love the way they played off each other, nice melody 👍👍🙏🏼
mr marcus and gouche what a pair
Wow the way they both are so different but brings together this beautiful example of how different can be good together I loved this one
I've been playing Bass guitar since 1968 and it's to my understanding my confession and conviction to play Gospel Music. Remember Gospel Bass players. PLAY GOSPEL MUSIC period. Abraham Laboriel is playing my original bass line with Ron Kenoly's video song "Call him up / Can't stop praising his name" he is not a Gospel Bass player "But" the world thinks it's Abraham Laboriel's bassline but in fact it's little old me. Terry L. Green Gospel Bass player for life. Stay humble and encouraged.
I absolutely love this...and could watch them all day !!!
Good sounding groove together with both of my favorite bass players Marcus Miller and Andrew Gouche. I remember when I first heard of Andrew Gouche on the Unwrapped Jazz Cd.
Wow! How many friends does Marcus Miller have? Everywhere I turn it's a superstar cross genre collab. Respect!
I think all of his friends like him because of the hat.
Lol his whole discography is a "cross-genre collab."
@@kingdeedee Most definitely! Ha. Can we get some hand me downs please?
Its Marcus Miller.. He a legend
love when they transition into 'If you want me to stay'
Super bass player I don't know his name but for me Miller is number one and for long time will be!!
I never heard better than is Marcus
Head just exploded! My favorites!
This just amazing...
Marcus'tone is rock solid
Outstanding performance
Incredible
In this blog , some say add other great bassist but I say add Stanley C. OMG ...... These 2 are 2/4th’s of my favorites over the last 40 years. 2 Master Greats
Mr.Miller use 2 chairs to play a bass.
...and one bass to play two !!
# Marcus Miller um monstro!!!🎸👊🏾
Marcus thinking: This guy's got it covered. Nothing more required tbh.
Awesome
Gods!
Boys!❤❤❤
GOATs 🔥
5:40 Gouche ran into an issue that happens when overplay, 5:48 Marcus just killed it
Fire 🔥👊🏾
Always holding down the groove!
Love Gouche, probably owe half of the shit I play to him but it's so hard to grasp his understanding of being a 'supportive' role because it feels like he's obliged to respond to everything he hears with some fills or w/e. I've never seen Marcus being so goddamn awkward because for so many times he kinda just stayed dormant to let Gouche solo but turns out that he figured out that Gouche just want to chop over him rofl.
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Serious though.....I was like..DUUUDE PLEEEEASE??? 🇹🇹🇹🇹
Guess thats the gospel mentality hey? Chop over anything and everything 😂
yeah i noticed that Respect to Andre no doubt....people dont realize Marcus was a sideman at least 15 years playing on over 500 albums in various musical situations...he is more than just slap and is a completely balanced bassist...overall musician..and can guage the musical situation knowing when to lead or be more supportive ...thats what made SMV special Stanley..Marcus and Vic all knew their roles and gave each other room to groove
solid
Nice !
I wish you had this picture and sound when Marcus Miller was playing with Victor Wooten.
Electric me too, my battery died and the only charged was my old iPad.
Should be titled "Marcus Miller vs Guitar Center shredder"
Interesting always to see “better than him” comments. It’s not a competition. The cats are jamming. That’s it.
Too much brothers!
Funky as hell
Marcus is always thinking between basslines, Don't get it twisted, Gouche is a beast in his own right, but Marcus has his own signature sound that is not like any other bass player, one Miller triplet and its game over, but this ain't a battle, its a jam session, so Gouche can overplay, and still sound like other bass players, I mean he is sitting there with the best I've heard, ijs
Is this Djavan- Asa grooves?
In a word..."Thumptious!"😆
In a two: mid scooped :)
Thumpalicious😂
Did they just come from the gym? 😂. Marcus still has his yoga pants on. Gouche dressed like a track coach.
There's two gods?
The difference between a bass player and a musician
The sire Bass sound quality is very bad I owned one recently and what I did is replaced the pickups and the preamp with Bartolini kit now I can say it's a Bass guitar
Is Marcus playing the new P10?
John Lepre yes, the new V10
@@lalofierro I said P10
John Lepre I read you well, the bass in video is V10, P is when the Bass has precision pickup . Greetings!
They both are
John Lepre they both are.
Andrew needs to get a metronome.
Two of my favorites, now just add Reggie Young
Stop tryna chop Marcus' head off and just hold the groove Andrew. Damn Bro!!!!!!
Andrew does too much with this shed. No head room for Marcus
@Andre king mad at what? Lol both those cats are my heros. Just stating a fact. Your comment is the dumbest I've seen or read lol
@@taswellbarthus4032 and @Groove Master you are absolutely right, Andrew is playing way too much, not giving Marcus any room to answer back. they are suppose to be talking to each other musically, sounds like Andrew is competing, taking up the whole conversation
Groove Master... I love them both but Andrew never plays simple. Even when he’s a side man. It’s just isn’t in his DNA.
Its like in boxing styles make fights. I love them both but sometimes styles do clash but its all good. I here the next one is this summer in Nashville. I'll be there.
50 cents slapping
well Andrew just plainly blew it. The worst thing he could have done was to not listen, and that's just what he did. Marcus was so trying to have this conversation with him and Gouche was not having it. Great musicians, when they encounter one another always try to create a good conversation. This has always been the rap on Gouche. He doesn't listen well in moments like this. He is musically ant sociable.
Marcus is a true master who didn't even take the bait of showing all the licks he could have used. Andrew Gouche no doubt has chops but doesn't know placement. Always overplaying and using the same runs... Keeping the Pocket is the role of the bass player which Marcus Miller does to perfection. Might be one of the reasons Gouche didn't last that long with Prince has chops but missing the fundamentals of being simple!!!!!!!!
I wish Alex Al would have played with Marcus vs Gouche... Gouche is great at gospel but he's a little better than average at all other styles
Alex Al would kick everybody ass !
@@israeltigabu5923ur hilarious aint N😆 way ..Alex is great but he tries to emulate Marcus and your not beating Marcus trying to sound like him..Marcus techniques..creativity and overall ability to groove is on another level..besides I've seen Marcus hold his own against Victor wooten
Awesome jam but the overall eq is so muddy.
Two of the greatest to ever do it. Andrew doesn't play much with other bassists and it shows. Marcus took the backseat more than he should have. Good to see them having fun either way!
It’s a conversation between Sire Marcus Miller and MTD Andrew Gouche... they learning about each others basses...
They both are playing sire basses 🤣🤣🤣
@@iamLexxKelsey hey, you’re right! It is a sire bass
Even though Andre has skills he has always had a problem of overplaying over other people.
Gouche overplayed & didn't let the groove sit well.
I really respect both men. However, Andrew Gouche was a bit too showy! He didnt really let the groove sit and allow for a nice back and forth with Marcus. I also think he is too busy on the bass, too many notes and not enough air and space to let the groove settle in. But that doesn't take away from all that he has accomplished. i give credits where credits are due.
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I respect both greatly, but Andrew Gouche showed very little respect/discipline towards Marcus here.
*General* rule of Thumb (no pun intended) - When 2 Bassists are playing - one takes the lower register & the other takes the higher register.
Everytime Marcus went high; Andrew followed & went high, and everytime Marcus went low; Andrew followed & went low....(very irritating).
Seemed like Andrew was trying to compete instead of conversing musically.......
I'm being honest man, i don't think gouche plays with other bass players. He just was all over the place man. It was sad to see my 2 favorite bass players sound like shit together. I saw the title and immediately clicked, followed by great disappointment.
Didn't feel Andrew..no space... I guess Marcus struggled
I hate to say this. Not impressed at all by Andrew’s playing. Maybe not even his playing, but his decisions: timing, listening, and placement. I’m not sure he was being musical enough to be open to the jam. It was almost like he’s stuck in this box of what HE plays and it forces others into it. Marcus was classy about it tho. And Andrew is a beast and has accomplished a TON. So hats off to both of them.
I agree man..couldn't put my finger on it though.
I'm slightly disappointed to see and hear GOUCHE overplay like this. It reminded me of the inexperienced and undisciplined musician that just wants to be seen and heard, so they use all of their chops in one song.
That's why he was fired from Chaka Khan's band from what I've heard. He was her music director around 2007-2009 or 2010. He was let go because of overplaying over Chaka. Actually, I enjoyed Gouche's arrangements of Chaka Khan's songs while he was her music director. He gave her songs a fresh new sound. I think Chaka wanted it played like the studio versions, though.
@@shawnwomack3446 He should’ve joined Jill Scott’s band. None of her stuff sounds like the record and it’s over arranged.
If I had the chance to Jam with Marcus, I would just lay a solid beat down,... and let him fly. Andrew is trying to impress too much in this video and it sounds messy
jordan & lebron ...
Jordan and the professor
Gouche not famous or A list in jazz world. UA-cam star. But he can hang a bit... He good tho..just ain't the same timing and ears level
Macreviewz , I’ve never heard of Andrew Gouche. Is UA-cam where he’s made most of his mark? Who’s some artists that I might know that he’s played with?
Marcus went Larry Graham 4 a moment.
Tre M
Google him (Andrew) and check his discography.
@@tremunique6149 he not famous, but he was Chaka's musical director. He knows that music very well. Just not active famous in the Marcus Miller world. He same age or older than Marcus...
Tre M Unique are you serious?!? He’s The Godfather of gospel bass! He was also the musical director for Chaka Kahn. He played for prince’s live band in 2013 and recorded with TONS of people! Also check out his signature MTD basses !
Hard to watch..Andrew over playing etc..ugh!
Why is Gouche trying to outplay Marcus? As if to say if i can't outplay you,I'll make sure you can't play comfortably. Very bad look Andrew!
Andrew gouche is the better player