Wynton Marsalis and Herlin Riley Live 2002 (Part 2)

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Uploaded by on Aug 1, 2009

From Wynton Marsalis "live at the Royal Albert Hall" London 2002. "Dreaming on a washboard" follows "Shiny stockings" already uploaded. This is a 13 minute number so I had to upload it in two parts. This is part 2.

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  • TheBartekc

    Great observation. Even when you apply this to other types of music like vocalists you find the greatest singers are the greatest communicators, not necessarily the prettiest voices.

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  • Whew, that first vid is the hottest groove ever.

  • it reminds me to duke ellington big band

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  • this is beautiful! 

  • Fantastic

  • @drlluc Well considering that the Lincoln centre Jazz Orchestra is dedicated mainly to keeping alive the music of Duke Ellington, it should do.

  • who's the black saxophone soloist, that dudes a dam beast!!!

  • I'm glad to have had some jazz training as it gave me many opportunities to play whatever styles I was interested in. Improvisation, especially in a live setting, allows the audience to tap into the player's mind. When you improvise you are truly at the peak of your playing and that's the difference that makes good music for me. So maybe what I'm really trying to say is good music comes down to good communication.

  • @TheBartekc Jazz is the only true expressive music outside of classical. Even still, what is classical? It's taking a genius's previous work and playing what's on the page to the best of your ability. Jazz is raw, unfiltered feeling. At least improv is. If you were going to classify Kenny G with Jazz, which should never be done, then I would have to agree that some jazz is terrible, and lacks emotion. Man, go listen to some more Wynton, some Coltrane, some Parker, you will change your mind.

  • the end is like black stravinsky ;)

  • Anybody know what album this is from?

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