THE JAMAICA BOYS — J Boys (1990) FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

Although marketed in rap circles, The Jamaica Boys were really more of a fusion trio with composer/multi-instrumentalist Marcus Miller, drummer Lenny White, and singer Mark Stevens combining forces. They made pleasant music, and occasionally Miller would come up with an inspired riff. But the most distinctive thing about this album in retrospect was the fact that Stevens was Chaka Khan's brother. Ron Wynn 
Tracklist :
1.  Move It! 5:25
Written-By – Lenny White, Marcus Miller, Mark Stevens
2.  Shake It Up! 4:10
Voice [Party, Additional] – Adam Dorn, Billy "Spaceman" Patterson, Karen Anderson, Lisa Tesoro, Maria Marshall
Written-By – Bernard Wright, Lenny White, Marcus Miller
3.  You've Got A Friend  7:04
Written-By – Carole King
4.  Serious  6:00
Written-By – Bernard Wright, Dinky Bingham, Lenny White, Marcus Miller
5.  Pick Up The Phone  4:27
Voice [Girl's] – Jennifer Ingle
Written-By – Howard King, Mark Stevens
6.  Hold On (I'm On M'y Way)  5:48
Written-By – Lenny White, Marcus Miller
7.  Somebody Like You  5:41
Written-By – Lenny White, Marcus Miller
8.  The Jungle Comes Alive  2:42
Written-By – Lenny White, Marcus Miller
9.  That's Deep 5:46
Voice [Additional] – Bruce Miller, Cliff Braithwaite, Jason Miles, Paul Angelli, Rich Hilton, Ron McQuaig, UE Nastasi
Written-By – Bernard Wright, Lenny White, Marcus Miller
Credits :
Bass, Keyboards, Vocals, Producer – Marcus Miller
Drums, Percussion – Lenny White
Guitar – Billy "Spaceman" Patterson (tracks: 2, 6, 7 
Keyboards, Lead Vocals – Dinky Bingham
Keyboards, Vocals [Additional] – Bernard Wright
Percussion [Additional] – Steve Thornton (tracks: 4) 
Programmed By [Synthesizer] – Jason Miles, Lenny White, Marcus Miller
Voice [Additional Party Voices] – Adam Dorn (tracks: 2), Billy "Spaceman" Patterson (tracks: 2), Karen Anderson (tracks: 2), Lisa Tesoro (tracks: 2), Maria Marshall (tracks: 2) 
Voice [Additional] – Bruce Miller (tracks: 9), Cliff Braithwaite (tracks: 9), Jason Miles (tracks: 9), Paul Angelli (tracks: 9), Rich Hilton (tracks: 9), Ron McQuaig (tracks: 9), UE Nastasi (tracks: 9) 
Voice [Girls Voice] – Jennifer Ingle (tracks: 5) 

MILES DAVIS / MARCUS MILLER - Music from Siesta (1987-2013) Jazz Best Collection 1000 – 10 / RM / FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

This collaboration between Davis and producer Marcus Miller (who, except for some cameos, plays all of the other instruments) is quite successful and a bit of a surprise since it is essentially a soundtrack to an obscure film. Dedicated to arranger Gil Evans, the music is greatly influenced by his style with Miller creating an electrified but very warm orchestra to accompany Davis's melodic solos. This was the first of several instances in which Miles Davis, in the twilight of his life, returned to his roots. It's worth searching for. by Scott Yanow

Tracklist:

1 Lost In Madrid Part I 1:48

2 Siesta / Kitt's Kiss / Lost In Madrid Part II 6:54

Acoustic Guitar [On Siesta] – John Scofield

Drums [On Siesta] – Omar Hakim

3 Theme For Augustine / Wind / Seduction / Kiss 6:33

Composed By [Theme For Augustine] – Marcus Miller

4 Submission 2:32

5 Lost In Madrid Part III 0:49

6 Conchita / Lament 6:43

7 Lost In Madrid Part IV / Rat Dance / The Call 1:41

8 Claire / Lost In Madrid Part V 4:33

Classical Guitar [On Claire] – Earl Klugh

9 Afterglow 1:41

10 Los Feliz 4:35

Flute [Flutes] – James Walker

Credits:

Composed By – Marcus Miller

Instruments [Other Instruments Played By] – Marcus Miller

Producer – Marcus Miller

Programmed By [Synthesizer Programming] – Jason Miles 

Trumpet – Miles Davis

JASON MILES - Cozmopolitan (2005) FLAC (image+.cue), lossless