ART BLAKEY w/ Wynton & Branford Marsalis, B. Pierce, D. Brown, C. Fambrough - LIVE

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Here is another treasure from the CRATES, i.e., dusty boxes of Betamax videotapes (some unlabeled) that were recorded from television broadcasts when Beta was the video standard and VHS had not yet emerged as a competitor.
This is the classic edition of the Jazz Messengers when Art Blakey was introducing the Marsalis brothers on the international jazz scene. Wynton was also the band's musical director at that time. The tune being performed is "Little Man", a Charles Fambrough composition written for his son.
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Wynton Marsalis -- trumpet
Branford Marsalis -- alto saxophone
Billy Pierce -- tenor saxophone
Donald Brown -- piano
Charles Fambrough -- bass
Art Blakey -- drums
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@augustomarchand 3 года назад

WOW, Branford on alto!

@RogerBiwandu 12 лет назад

AWESOME, composed by the great Charles Fambrough (RIP), beautiful song.

@unifb2007 12 лет назад

what more could you want in a Blakey group - The Marsalis Brothers, Donald Brown, Charles Fambrough and the underrated Billy Pierce - no matter who was playing it, the "Blakey Sound" will live on forever - coachroche

@davidrichardson306 7 лет назад

The corniest shit of all time. Where have all the pretty triplets gone. Thank God for Blue Note and Prestige reissues. I love you Barry Harris you and your peers are the true Messengers. Long live Hank Mobley, Kenny Dorham, Art Farmer, Donald Byrd, Idrees Sulieman.Gi Gi Gryce , Yusef Lateef, Walter Davis Jr, Hank Jones, Tommy Flanagan, Kenny Drew Sr and many more from the Golden Era.

@allgodsarefake6044 10 лет назад

MAN I LOVE THIS I MISSED A GREAT ERA OF MUSIC THIS IS TIMELESS

@davidrichardson306 7 лет назад

Check out The Jazz Icon DVD series Art Blakey And The Jazz Messengers 1958 - The Moanin' Band. The Hip Philly sound all day. The corny Marsalis Brothers do not belong on RU-vid. The music represented by the Marsalis era was neither good music for jam sessions, back yard B.B.Ques, or baby making.Salute to the composers of songs like Ceora, Bronze Dance, Minor's Holiday, Paul's Pal, Airegin, Dat Dere,This I Dig Of You and and other great songs from the 20's,30's,40's,50's and 60's.

@amhunter3626 10 лет назад

I watch this DVD monthly and always get something new out of it. Smithsonian 1982....

@PhilBaird1 11 лет назад

I love Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers and have lots of the albums going back to the Clifford Brown days. This was the best band though, with Wynton and co taking it up even a notch further with some wonderful compositions like this one. Album Of The Year is a fantastic record of this band at their peak. RIP to Charles Fambrough, an essential element of that sound, and of course the master himself Art Blakey.

@Shyshythegt 11 лет назад

Awsome!!!! I always loved this tune. Charles wrote so many great tunes and loved to swing hard. RIP

@steelphiltv4975 11 лет назад

Wynton's solo was nasty!!!! dang

@davidrichardson306 7 лет назад

You got jokes.

@ericperson56 4 года назад

@@davidrichardson306 yeah, not nasty. Not ever nasty. Just technical mastery

@Shyshythegt 12 лет назад

Thanks for adding this. This was one great band. They don't come like this anymore. I always loved this tune of Fambrough's (Little Man). He was not only a great bassist but a great composer. RIP Charles Fambrough.

@L1stener 3 года назад

So glad for that "dusty boxes of Betamax videotapes"

@customkey 11 лет назад

This, of course, is "Little Man." Charles wrote this as tribute to his son Mark, who was just 5 or 6 when this was written. I was hanging with Charles at his crib very early one morning when he brought out a piece of music that he had been up all night working on. He said he wanted to hear it on the horn. So we played it, just bass and alto. It was this tune, Little Man. Fambrough shared everything he did with his friends. It's still a little tough for me to watch this.

@juliusthompson9306 7 лет назад

customkey awesome!!! Great bassist and composer!

@rhythmfield 5 лет назад

Charles left behind some GREAT music - which still brings joy to this world - he must be smiling down from up there.

@davidfinni262 8 лет назад

Billy Pierce...so underatted.

@aperadio6064 10 лет назад

branford has come a LONG way since this

@dobbsa 11 лет назад

Sublime jazz.....

@davidrichardson306 7 лет назад

Please.

@rhythmax 12 лет назад

Donald Brown!

@dobbsa 12 лет назад

thank you so much for sharing......just awesome chilled out cool jazz

@andreibittencourt7730 3 года назад

Amazing!

@paxwallacejazz 5 лет назад

Charles Fambrough

@cartermartin7013 12 лет назад

This stuff is gold! Broadcast like this were thrown out by studios years ago. It's great to see you've preserved and shared it!

@KCGeno 12 лет назад

That's some great music. And this tape is pristine!

@allancerf9038 9 лет назад

great music and beta till has a look all its own.

@merchantsmithimages 3 года назад

Super lineup!

@AV-zn9tj 11 лет назад

FYI anyone looking for this DVD you can pick it up off eBay. Live from Smithsonian 1982... One of my favs :-)

@ssaxman 9 лет назад

Bill Pierce - nice solo

@tpt.hawkinsmusic726 12 лет назад

Thank You

@pongufogu9457 Год назад

At exactly 1:55 mr Fambrough gets a pleasantly surprised mr Donald Brown to raise more than the eyebrow 😆😆😆

@jiyujizai 3 года назад

🌼😀💛🌱

@nikolausarnold54 12 лет назад

DY-NA-MITE!

@frejazz2 5 лет назад

I wish Hank Mobley could have reunited with Art Blakey before he died

@tpt.hawkinsmusic726 12 лет назад

Nice Video!!! Anyone know the name of this tune?

@kayyoubify 11 лет назад

where is the full video of the concert, it was on youtube, no i cannot find it

@davidrichardson306 7 лет назад

Hopefully lost forever.

@drex48239 12 лет назад

it seems like beta was better than vhs, correct?

@customkey 10 лет назад

That's Billy Pierce playing tenor, not Javon Jackson.

@hunasx_ 6 лет назад

What is the title of this song?

@zubrycky 2 года назад

Little Man

@tylerpauletti4265 5 лет назад

1. Is he tounging all of those?! 2. How have I never heard of Pierce before. He's so great 3. I like this. Is it in the real book? (I would like changes for my combo, but am also in the dreaded IB, so I don't have time to figure out the chords myself)

@paxwallacejazz 5 лет назад

You learn alot by resisting the natural inclination of an instrument.

@michaelabbo2779 5 лет назад

Can’t hear the drums well in this sadly

@oleo5213 3 года назад

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@oleo5213 3 года назад

its a better recording

@myseanmiller3186 6 лет назад

Wynton Marsalis and his brother, SICK with this stuff called music. U apparently have no idea of musical respect, very funny how they are playing on the stage and U.... let's hear you hope I can make 30 seconds. They're positive burns your negative to pieces.