THE BIG FAT HEN part 2 of 2

The second part of The Big Fat Hen in two parts. In this section you see and hear Eric Lewis backed by an outa sight rhythm section playing his solo on this piece and the way Wynton ends the song is OFF THE HOOK. Trust me, this solo is worth checking out.

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Music

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• wynton
• marsalis
• house
• of
• tribes
• kwame
• adansi-bona
• wes
• warmdaddy
• anderson
• jazz
• eric
• lewis

[Skipper7009]

Boy, this kinda stuff loses nothing to the "good ole days" when Jazz was fresh. Wynton and the entire band -- not to mention the audience -- put it together to give us fresh, one-of-a-kind, perfect-in-itself personal expression, via music, that is where all (?) music and other expression should be. Bravi!! What a joy. Thanks, also, to Houseoftribes.

[davisc1926]

Wessell Anderson

[444135738]

Simply put - - - cold blooded, and what idiot said the piano solo was nothing? That was one of the best parts.

[KnockOut22]

fire the pianist. 

[BigBoyDarrell]

piano solo didn't say anything to me... technically, the guy is insane! just didn't fit in my opinion.... Wynton or Wess didn't loook they were diggin it either

[adz1012000]

wyntons solo at the end just remind me of african spiritual singing

[willy1986tralara]

como lo bordan todos... genial!!

[copedogg888]

@BuddyBolden listen again man, ELEW's solo is different, but it has harmonic direction. Nice try.

[GrodSamson]

@BuddyBolden It could just be that he's so quiet in this recording, the audience members are louder than him...

[BuddyBolden]

Man, Lewis's solo goes absolutely nowhere; I bet that's why they left this one off the album. The others sound great, though, Marsalis in particular. And "Live at the House of Tribes" is a fantastic album; check it out if you haven't already.