Blues-Wynton Marsalis Quintet in Paris

[scrmtrumpet]

Did he start the solo in F rather than Eb and merge the two together til he cadenced on I in Eb? I'm not trying to sound all intelligent, I'm honestly wondering lol

[betulla5]

inizio ora a dedicarmi al blues...trovato wynton. che lusso!*

[dnyamai78]

awesome awesome awesome!!!

[MrBras45]

Una vera e propria lezione di blues fantastico!

[tobarra]

Marsalis a la trompeta, Dan Nimmer en el piano, Carlos Henriquez en el bajo y Ali Jackson en la batería (el saxo que aparece es Walter Blanding, aunque en este tema no interviene).

mediaonda.blogspot.com

[memphis148]

dumbasses clapping. Not even in time. That would piss me off so bad if I were the bass player.

[OriginalBasaliskos]

@memphis148 I know. It seems not many people can even keep time these days. Audio recordings ruined that. Now people don't have to bother learning music if they want to hear it.

[MrDrewboggess]

@memphis148 I'm sure he can keep time just fine regardless.

[scrmtrumpet]

@MrDrewboggess Quite true. That's Carlos Enrique. The man is like a clock

[chillwillsmooth]

Not this is what I'm talkin bout.

[gessed]

Thank you for posting this beautiful piece of music.The blues is still the most sentiment type of music around.Good for polishing buckles when dancing as Wynton once said.Ha

[jewelinlotus1]

Hear another version of this song on Wynton's album of the same name - The Midnight Blues

[77pinehead]

Exactly. The Downtown is really there. This ain't some Sunday jazz brunch for yuppies.

[lyonsjazz]

One of few that can blend the uptown and downtown so well.

[marspeed1]

I just love the way Carlos grooves on this one!!

[klamertjes]

And we were effing there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[elbraymundo]

lucky!!