Wynton Marsalis - Dear Old Southland (Live)

Wynton Marsalis performs live at a tribute Jazz show dedicated to Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong. From my private collection. Enjoy...

(circa: 1994)

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[edgardobn2]

Definitivamente...Wynton Marsalis debe tocar como Wynton Marsalis ! =)

[boricuajazzz8]

Eso es asi..

[kingoliver45]

'pops' would have been so proud.

[boricuajazzz8]

Thanks for the comment.

[dec10]

And Freddie Hubbard said (in 1996) that Wynton is just into "playing the instrument good."

This is killin.

[boricuajazzz8]

In my opinion there is some truth to that statement from Freddie Hubbard. First of all I think that Wynton Marsalis is a great trumpet player, but he lets his technique over shallow his playing sometimes. You compare him to Chet Baker, Louis Armstrong or Woody Shaw and the man doesn't even come close.

[daynelmarzo]

For the people saying this ain't Wynton's sound...i mean what the hell do you mean really?....For instance I'm a trumpet player and I used to play Salsa....If I was gonna play jazz I can't play with the same sound I use for salsa...If I was gonna play classical I can't play classical with the same sound I use for jazz or salsa...This type of music wynton's playing has to be played with this type of sound..and that's the beauty of wynton...He can'play any music the way it is supposed to be.

[spennyplaystrumpet]

are you serious? im guessing you are just another crappy horn player who, because you cant understand him, dont appreciate him. Not only has he learned and preserved the playing styles of the past, he has created his own. his sound is the culmination of everything that was and that is to be. his creativity is also evident in his composition. Get over yourself, dude, because you sound like an idiot.

[TheBrandonaguilar]

una duda amigos, qué estilo de jazz es esta cansion? pork no es ballad jazz, ni blues, por favor, si alguien sabe, comunikemelo por favor. gracias, gracias o thanks you, :)

[TYECOBB1]

i love this video. perfect tribute to my grandfather who loved jazz. today was his birthday

[luqmanhakimMLHBB]

@kennedm006 yeah

[kennedm006]

What horn is he using?

a Monet???

[amybeth676]

I love listening to this guy play. It's almost as if he could care less if there was anyone in the room. He's playing for the sheer enjoyment of it....the crowd is irrelevant.

[questionful]

the "motherless child" theme stuff was especially amazing for me since i was going around on youtube the other day listening to different interpretations by voice. marsalis is great.

[Shanopla]

@boricuajazzz8

You are so clueless, that your foot is coming out of the back of your head.

You name some of the pioneers who laid down the top 40 sound of jazz trumpet.

You are the same guy that hangs on to the Beatles after the world moves on and great musicians build on the legacy of those who have come before.

Wynton has a gift that is so great, you can't fathom it. The critics panned Coltrane too. May God have mercy on your soul.

[ivantpt89]

bad, bad, bad. all around some bad ass shit!