Wynton Marsalis The All American Hero audiophile from Past Perfect Silver Line
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Wynton Marsalis The All American Hero audiophile from Past Perfect Silver Line
A superb silver tinted and fully laminated gatefold picture sleeve
IT'S A SPECIAL AUDIOPHILE!!!
PURE ANALOGUE RECORDING!!!
Jacket Condition • LIKE NEW
Vinyl Condition • LIKE NEW
VERY RARE!!!
LONG OUT OF PRINT!!!
TRACK LISTING:
1 One By One Written-By – Wayne Shorter* 5:29
2 My Funny Valentine Written-By – Rodgers & Hart* 9:09
3 Round 'Bout Midnight Written-By – Bernie Hanighen, Cootie Williams, Thelonious Monk* 6:58
4 Eta Written-By – Robert Watson* 6:03
5 Time Will Tell Written-By – Robert Watson* 12:17
6 Blakey's Theme Written-By – Art Blakey* 2:50
Album Notes
Along with the other Who's Who album which was simply called Wynton Marsalis, this recording features some of the trumpeter's earliest recordings although in reality it is a live performance by Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers. At the time the drummer/leader had a particularly strong sextet with altoist Bobby Watson, Billy Pierce on tenor, pianist James Williams and bassist Charles Fambrough. Together with the trumpeter (who was then not quite 19), the group performs a particularly strong set highlighted by "One by One," "My Funny Valentine" (Marsalis's feature) and "ETA." It is interesting to note that his main influence at the beginning of his career was Freddie Hubbard, not Miles Davis. Both of the Who's Who albums contain excellent music. ~ Scott Yanow
Personnel: Wynton Marsalis (trumpet); Bobby Watson (alto saxophone); Billy Pierce (saxophone); Jimmy Williams, Ellis Marsalis (piano); Charles Fambrough (bass); Art Blakey (drums).Recorded Live at Bubba's Restaurant, Fort Lauderdale, Florida on October 11, 1980. Includes liner notes by Steve Rubie.
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