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Two Men with the Blues by Willie Nelson/Wynton Marsalis

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He and She * by Wynton Marsalis

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Wynton Marsalis and Selwyn Seyfu Hinds - To A Young Jazz Musician: Letters From The Road

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Willie Nelson & Wynton Marsalis - Live From Jazz At Lincoln Center New York City

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Last Trio Session by Wynton Kelly

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Accent on the Off Beat

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Big Train by Wynton Marsalis

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Classic Wynton

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The Essential Wynton Marsalis

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Levee Low Moan: Soul Gestures in Southern Blue, Vol. 3 by Wynton Marsalis

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Kathleen Battle · Wynton Marsalis ~ Baroque Duet / Anthony man · Orch St. Luke's · Nelson

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Portrait Of Wynton Marsalis

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Wynton Marsalis's 1982 debut was recorded before the trumpeter had reached his 20th birthday and when he was still a member of Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers. In many ways it was a pivotal event for jazz in the '80s, as Marsalis became the central figure in a return to the acoustic styles of the late '50s and '60s and the model for all the young lions to come. While there are elements of Miles Davis in Marsalis's style, the strongest parallels are with Lee Morgan and Freddie Hubbard, the pyrotechnic trumpeters who arrived at about the same age in the late '50s and who first made their talents known in Blakey's group. Even with a Harmon mute, on Ron Carter's "RJ," Marsalis suggests Hubbard's precise articulation. Saxophonist Branford Marsalis recalls Wayne Shorter's prefusion style, and Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter, and Tony Williams, featured on four tracks, pick up where they'd left off with Miles Davis and on numerous Blue Note dates. The music is taut, thoughtful, and filled with youthful bravado, but more fascinating still is how a leading-edge style of the '60s succumbed to fusion in the '70s only to return as a full-blown conservative movement in the next decade. --Stuart Broomer
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Veteran country singer Willie Nelson and gifted trumpeter Wynton Marsalis team up with pop sensation Norah Jones for a nostalgic musical tribute to one of the modern era's most revered performers, the late, great Ray Charles. Their concert at Lincoln Center, filmed in February 2009, thrilled a sold-out audience with the trio's renditions of timeless Ray Charles hits.
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Digitally remastered collection from the Jazz great includes the complete original LP Blue's Moods, Blue Mitchell's first entirely quartet album. Featuring Wynton Kelly on piano, Sam Jones on bass and Roy Brooks on drums. As a bonus, we have included all of Mitchell's other existing quartet recordings with the exception of his participation as a sideman on Bobby Timmons' 1960 album Soul Time. In all, this completes all of Mitchell's quartet recordings as a leader, as well as all of his quartet recordings with Wynton Kelly. Essential Jazz Classics. 2011.
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Jazz Master Class has Wynton working with a Jazz quintet. There is in depth discussion and demonstration of all aspects of the rhythm section as well as the front line horns. Concepts of improvisation, playing as a group including techniques of listening and interacting as a group are also covered. This one is cram packed with information for players and teachers who work with small groups and big bands.
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By Wynton Marsalis. The Wynton Marsalis DVD Series. Instructional DVD. Published by Playintime
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Free Worldwide Delivery : Moving to Higher Ground : Paperback : Random House Inc : 9780812969085 : 0812969081 : 15 Nov 2009
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All arrangements, orchestrations and cadenzas were created by Donald Hunsberger.Here, Wynton Marsalis switches to cornet and tries to recreate the ambience of the proverbial village wind bands of long ago -- albeit with the emphatically big-league help of Donald Hunsberger and the massive Eastman Wind Ensemble. This means a program of transcriptions of classical tunes, variations on popular ditties, dollops of sentimentality, heaping amounts of showoff display figurations, and other stuff that used to go over big in Middle America in the days before radio and electrical recording came in. From the hoary old hurdy-gurdy tune "The Carnival of Venice" that leads off the album onward, this is a record for dedicated antiquarians who dote on their Edison band cylinders because they like the music. But Marsalis works earnestly with the idea, playing those insidiously hummable tunes absolutely straight, with acres of flawless rapid-fire technical displays and even a touch of soulfulness on the token spiritual, "Somet
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Release Date: 2001-07-31, Audio CD, Sony
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Digitally remastered collection from the Jazz great includes the complete original LP Blue's Moods, Blue Mitchell's first entirely quartet album. Featuring Wynton Kelly on piano, Sam Jones on bass and Roy Brooks on drums. As a bonus, we have included all of Mitchell's other existing quartet recordings with the exception of his participation as a sideman on Bobby Timmons' 1960 album Soul Time. In all, this completes all of Mitchell's quartet recordings as a leader, as well as all of his quartet recordings with Wynton Kelly. Essential Jazz Classics. 2011.
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Personnel: Eric Clapton (vocals, guitar); Wynton Marsalis (vocals, trumpet); Chris Crenshaw (vocals, trombone); Don Vappie (banjo); Victor Goines (clarinet); Marcus Printup (trumpet); Dan Nimmer (piano); Chris Stainton (keyboards); Ali Jackson Jr. (drums).Audio Mixer: Jeff Jones "the Jedi Master".Liner Note Author: Wynton Marsalis.Recording information: Jazz At Lincoln Center, New York. NY; World Alert Music, New York, NY.Photographers: Julie Skarratt; Danny Clinch.Arranger: Wynton Marsalis.United by dalliances with purism as young men and an abiding love of classic blues and jazz, Eric Clapton and Wynton Marsalis are a more comfortable fit than it may initially seem. Both musicians are synthesists, not innovators, stitching together elements from their idols in an attempt to preserve the past while bringing it into the present, so their sensibilities are aligned and, in 2011, they're amenable to a partnership that explores their common ground. So, Clapton and Marsalis held a series of concerts at New York Ci
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Personnel: Wynton Marsalis (trumpet); Victor Goines, Todd Williams (soprano & tenor saxophones, clarinet); Wessell Anderson (soprano & alto saxophone); Ted Nash, Branford Marsalis (soprano & tenor saxophones); Gideon Feldenstein (baritone saxophone, bass clarinet); Harry "Sweets" Edison, Ryan Kysor, Marcus Printup (trumpet); Wycliffe Gordon, Ronald Westray (trombone); Kent Jordan (flute, piccolo); Eric Reed, Ellis Marsalis, Marcus Roberts, Kenny Kirkland, Farid Barron (piano); Ben Wolfe, Reginald Veal, Robert Leslie Hurst III, Charnett Moffett, Rodney Whitaker (bass); Lewis Nash, Herlin Riley, Jeff "Tain" Watts (drums).Producers: Steve Epstein, Delfeayo Marsalis, Wynton Marsalis.Compilation producer: Nedra Olds-Neal.Includes liner notes by Stanley Crouch.Digitally remastered by Mark Wilder & Seth Foster (Sony Music Studios, New York, New York).In the 1980s and '90s alone, trumpeter Wynton Marsalis produced a huge catalog of music. On this compilation, listeners are treated to 12 of his most memorable recorded
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