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DMS was quite a trio. The masterfull talents of each artist was well displayed. The only downside was the acoustics of the Uptown. The music appeared to be loud and could have been toned down.
My husband is a fan of Marcus Miller and I always hear him speak of him, but I never knew exactly what he was talking about in regards to his skills until I heard him for myself live. This man is soooooo cold. Such an agressive and passionate bass player. I really enjoyed this concert. It was worth the money. I will definitely attend the next concert he has in Kansas City (and St. Louis).
You will never see a rock or pop show that compares to these guys.
They all were very good! audience participation! ac was great! sound good1 Not to crowded seats were good. Been to lots of concerts so far this summer but this one was the best!
The Uptown was not packed, but it should have been. We really need a Jazz radio station in the city. We had 3 of the greatest musician in the world in KC and their performance was outstanding. David Sanborn on the saxaphone, there is no one like him on this planet. The master George Duke, a man with a great smile, entertains the crowd with amazing keyboard skills, and Marcus Miller's hard thumping bass lines, these three men are Great Artist of the 21st century. Those people who missed this show missed a great performance. After the show, there was a meet and greet, and each performer took the time to interact with their fans. The whole experience was wonderful. We need to bring more show in like this and get the word out so that the place is packed!!!!
It was simply amazing being able to see three superstars sharing the stage. Each of them a giant in their own rite. They played songs that pleased the whole audience. From Dukes beautiful percussion filled Brazilian beats to Davids classic smooth jazz classics and Marcus' hard driving in your face funk bass licks, it was a truly memorable night.
When you have 3 jazz greats like this, you can't go wrong. The show was amazing. All three artist were very entertaining with a fantastic supporting band. I would not hesitate going again when they come back. Based on this show, I'm even looking at going on there cruise in January. What surprised me is there accessibility after the show. The took pictures and signed autographs until everyone was gone. True artists that care about the audience.
Absolutely the best concert that I have attended in a long time.
George Duke, Marcus Miller, and David Sanborn were made for each other. You see other artist get together and most are good, but just good. DMS takes you to another planet. No, you don't need a drink or any other substance you just need to be. The concert was last week, but I still have inner peace. DMS means to me: Delicious, Magnificent, Sensual
The concert was incredible! I mostly enjoyed Marcus Miller because I'm a jazz nut. He is a true showman. I loved every one of his solos. His groove factor is off the charts! I stuck around after the show and he signed my CD and even took a picture with me (two pictures because I blinked on the first one!!).
David Sanborn is still the man! It was great to hear old favorites like Maputo and Straight to the Heart with David and Marcus Miller. It was great to see them share the stage instead of performing separately. George Duke was a nice addition, but his skills can't match the others and his voice is shot.
The genius of George Duke, Marcus Miller, and David Sanborn was on display and in full effect Monday night. Although the concert started late (closer to 8:30 than the stated time of 8 PM), and ended roughly 90 minutes later (around 10 or so), the nonstop musical joyride was incredible. Hit after hit after hit featuring each musician was a triple treat. My favorites were Marcus Miller's Tunisian-inspired piece that's in regular rotation on the jazz stations; George Duke's "Dookey Stick", and the (surprise!) rousing rendition of Marcus Miller's hit penned for E.U. ("Da Butt"). It ended all too soon. The venue was too small, though, for the CD signing afterward (although the intimacy of the theater allowed the audience to be more involved with the artists, especially with Duke's theatrics associated with "No Rhyme, No Reason"). I love these guys!!
It was a GREAT concert. They were a cool group of guys having fun on stage. I wish the concert was longer. The song choices were great! The venue, Variety Playhouse was perfect!
I enjoy the show to the full less.I wish all my friend could have be there!!!!!
Despite no notification of venue change, the show was very good, with Sanborn and Miller great as usual, and really enjoyed george duke--the Variety playhouse was a cozy venue which was better suited to the performance, so my son's birthday gift was very enjoyable--He's met Sanborn three or four times prior in Atlanta and we have always found him to be a class act
What a show!!! My wife and I for the last four years have attended the Northsea Jazz Fest; however, due to work and renovations to a home we had to pass this year. We found that Duke, Miller, and Sanborn were performing in Atlanta and could not back down. What an enjoyable amazing night!!! We loved the Variety Playhouse!!! We can’t wait for another show!!! The artist performed their hearts out!!!! For the price we paid for the tickets, it was well worth it!!!!
The show was awesome!!! I was so glad I came and brought my friends. There were no intermissions - Marcus, George and David played non-stop from 8:30 until 10pm. You good feel the power of the music...they gave it their all. It was a great evening. We are still talking about it. Well done!!!! I am ready to do it again.
This was an amazing collaboration of the finest jazz talents. Duke, Miller and Sanborn each respected and successful in their own right combined their musical genius and performed an energetic and unforgettable concert. Even non-jazz fans would have enjoyed this concert.
They were GREAT. We could not ask for a better performance from these guys
This show moved from a larger venue to a smaller one, probably because enough people didn't read beyond "DMS" to see "George Duke, Marcus Miller, David Sanborn." Their loss, because these three playing together put on a great show, with a nice variety of hits from each of their catalogs!