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Night School
DVD review
By Ernest Barteldes
Published on May 24, 2007
The DVD Night School documents a 2002 concert by bassist Stanley Clarke at the Musicians Institute, showcasing the talents of the young players from the music school and rocking out with an impressive lineup of industry heavyweights. The guests on this well-structured jam include violinist Karen Briggs, Police drummer Stewart Copeland, percussionist Sheila E, Stevie Wonder and Bela Fleck. Several bass players, from Marcus Miller to Flea, make appearances as well.
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Stanley Clarke, who has taken the bass from backbeat to forefront, jams with a variety of heavyweights on Night School.
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