Wynton Marsalis: London 1999 (FM) FLAC

with Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra & London Symphonic Orchestra

1999-06-30
Barbican Center, London
BROADCAST
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Winton Marsalis:Trumpet, Conducter & Narration
Senika Black:Trumpet
Ryan Kaiser:Trumpet
Marcus Prinup:Trumpet
Wayne Goodman:Trombone
Wyclef Gordon:Trombone
Ron Westray:Trombone
Wes Anderson:Sax & Clarinette
Victor Goines:Sax & Clarinette
Ted nash:Sax & Clarinette
Walter Blandin Jr:Sax & Clarinette
Joe Temperley:Sax & Clarinette
Farid Baron:Piano
Rodney Whitaker:Bass
Herlin Riley:Drums

London Symphonic Orchestra, Paul Mann: Conducter

01 Morning Mood(LCJO)Ellington-Strayhorn's arrangement
02 Solveg's Song(LSO)Edvard Grieg
03 Solveg's Song(LCJO)Ellington-Strayhorn's arrangement
04 Åse's Death(LSO)Edvard Grieg Narration by Winton Marsalis
05 Åse's Death(LCJO)Ellington-Strayhorn's arrangement
06 Anitra's Dance(LSO)Edvard Grieg
07 Anitra's Dance(LCJO)Ellington-Strayhorn's arrangement
08 In The Hall Of The Mountain King(LCJO)Ellington-Strayhorn's arrangement
09 In The Hall Of The Mountain King(LSO)Edvard Grieg
10 Afro Bossa(Ellington)(LCJO)Winton Marsalis's arrangement
11 Blues In Blue Print(Ellington)(LCJO & LSO)Winton Marsalis's arrangement
12 Happy Go Lucky Local(Ellington)(LCJO & LSO)Winton Marsalis's arrangement
13 A Tone Parallel To Harlem(Ellington)(LCJO)Winton Marsalis's arrangement
14 Musicians announce by Speaker

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The Wynton Marsalis Quintet: Newport Jazz Festival 2010 (FM) FLAC

with special guest Dave Brubeck

Live at The Care Fusion Newport Jazz Festival
Fort Stage
Newport, Rhode Island USA
2010-08-08
As broadcast live by WBGO-FM, Newark, NJ USA.

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01 - Intro (0:32)
02 - Doing Our Thing (14:50)
03 - Blues For Newport (6:23)
04 - These Foolish Things (8:33)
05 - Thank You (5:05)
06 - Take The A Train (6:36)
07 - Happy Birthday to Dave (2:04)
08 - The Razor Rim (20:54)
Total Running Time: 65:00

The Wynton Marsalis Quintet:
Wynton Marsalis - trumpet
Dan Nimmer - piano
Carlos Henriquez - bass
Ali Jackson - drums
Walter Blanding - tenor and soprano saxophones
and
Dave Brubeck - piano

Excerpt of a review from the Providence Journal: The emotional center of the afternoon was the guest appearance of iconic pianist Dave Brubeck with Wynton Marsalis’ group. Marsalis brought Brubeck (who was given a hero’s welcome when he arrived at the Fort) to the stage, introducing him as “more than a legend.” Brubeck and the group then did a swinging version of Brubeck’s “Blues for Newport,” followed by a tender duet between the two stars on “These Foolish Things.” Then Brubeck
rolled back a few decades with a powerful, fleet reading of his Chopin-based “Thank You,” then finishing his appearance with “Take The A Train.”

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Wynton Marsalis and Friends: Louis Armstrong's Hot Fives 2006 (FM) FLAC

Rose Theater
NY, NY US
Broadcast date: 2009-11-13
Performance date: 2006-09-28
Arguably the most influential recordings in the history of jazz, Louis Armstrong's Hot Fives and Hot Sevens were the occasion for three Jazz at Lincoln Center concerts in the Rose Theater, Sept. 28-30, featuring Wynton Marsalis and eight other musicians.
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Wycliffe Gordon (trombone), Victor Goines (clarinet), and Walter Blanding (tenor sax) join Wynton Marsalis (trumpet) to recreate Armstrong's revolutionary early work, "Satchmo" on "Cornet Chop Suey," "Fireworks," and "St. James Infirmary." 19-year-old pianist Jonathan Batiste astounds with his "stride" technique.

Announcer 2:50
Coronet Chop Suey 3:57
Potato Head Blues 4:35
Announcer 1:22
Jazz Lips 3:56
Weary Blues 4:04
Announcer 1:26
Ory's Creole Trombone 4:03
Melancholy 3:51
Announcer 0:13
Fireworks 4:06
Announcer 1:24
St. James Infirmary 6:15
Announcer 0:52
Heebie Jeebies 4:21
Announcer 0:22
Basin Street Blues 6:51
Voiceover Outro 1:11
Total Time: 55:48

A review: Well my all my teeth are dry from so much smiling. This concert was so energetic, so tightly woven and yet so diverse in individual expressions in sound that I am as pleased as I have ever been from having attended a formal concert. In fact, this concert did not seem formal at all. Despite being held in such an illustrious setting, the sound in Rose Theatre was intimate and the band members were playful in their playing; cheering each other on, shaking their heads in recognition of each other’s virtuosity, and grimacing in sheer delight by the very sounds they created. Each musician took the mic and sang! I expected this from Wycliffe Gordon and have come to understand Wynton, too, might play his voice. I was, however, pleasantly surprised when Vincent Gardner began to scat and by the time the mic made its rounds, Victor Goines, Walter Blanding, and Don Vappie had all made their vocal statements. Don Vappie, fresh as he is, held his banjp in a most curious position as he moaned, sighed and plucked at those strings causing the most melodic/erotic vibrations with his eyes closed as if he knew that instrument as Adam knew Eve…and right on stage in front of a full house. The nerve! What a delight!
Jonathan Batiste, a 19 year old prodigy from New Orleans who is now at Juilliard, played the piano masterfully as if he had always known Armstrong’s music; and, hailing from a musical family, it could not be otherwise. Victor Goines took us back in time, playing only his clarinet tonight. I have never heard a clarinet played more beautifully, more masterfully or with more passion. I never knew the range of that instrument was so expansive. Victor hit notes so far above the staff the notation must not exist (perhaps this explains the stray canines gathered round the exit door?) Victor played energetically, complementing most often and most beautifully Wynton’s sonic movement. Indeed clarinet and trumpet were siamese twins this evening and we were all enriched.
Walter Blanding, of course, played beautifully and had a lovely solo on his soprano saxophone but the period music featured tonight was for brass, clarinet and strings.Ali Jackson, whose playing I always enjoy, was busy as could be sampling various devices attached to his drum kit tonight but, alas, clarinet and trumpet were the glue tonight. Well, there is so much more to say but for now… JG

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Wynton Marsalis Quartet: Montreal 1987 (FM) FLAC

St.Denis Theatre
Festival International de Jazz de Montreal
July 1987

Wynton Marsalis - tpt
Marcus Roberts - piano
Robert Hurst - ac-bass
Jeff "Tain" Watts - drums

01. announcer intro (0:44)
02. Caravan (9:02)
03. April in Paris (5:48)
04. East of the SUn (9:51)
05. Cherokee (5:20)
06. Goodbye (7:20)
07. Autumn Leaves (6:03)
08. The Arrival (6:54)
09. Elveen (13:19)
10. Thick in the South (8:37)
Total Time: 1:13:02

Sound Quality A+ (fm master)
CBC-FM "Command Performance" airdate'08/21/87
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Marsalis Family: Jazz at The Lincoln Center 2009 (FM) FLAC

"One Family of Jazz"
Jazz @ Lincoln Center
Rose Hall
NY, NY US
Broadcast date: 2009-06-19
Performance date: 2004-10-18
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Ellis Marsalis, piano; Wynton Marsalis, trumpet; Branford Marsalis, alto sax; Delfeayo Marsalis, trombone; Jason Marsalis, drums; Joe Lovano - tenor sax; Dick Nash - trombone; Ted Nash - Alto sax; Marcus Roberts - Piano; Dr. Michael White - clarinet; Roy Haynes - drums; Marcus Gilmore - drums

Announcer (Ed Bradley) 1:38
Spiritual Awakening 4:49
Lost in the Stars (feat. Tony Bennet) 4:24
Body & Soul (5:10)
Announcement 0:44
Dip 'Em Out Blues 3:12
Intro 1:46
Sing, Sing, Sing 8:48
Announcer/Introduction 4:20
All the Things You Are 5:11
Announcer 0:21
Baton Rouge Blues 6:26
Announcer 0:37
Crescent City Strut 8:27
Outro 1:29
Total Time: 57:29

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