Igor Butman and Orchestra, Wynton Marsalis, Randy Brecker, Larisa Dolina - A Night in Tunisia 

that's awesome. And you're a guitarist too, even cooler

And I used to listen to your Pops every weekend!

@@michaelrudd9515 Super!

YES IGOR VERY OK.. MARSALIS ZERO ! INTONATION NO GO !

It's on there!

Barry Titone Great,his name was added..

Barry Titone Now it is.....His name wasn’t there a yr ago...

IGOR VERY OK.. MARSALIS ZERO ! INTONATION NO GO !

IGOR VERY OK.. MARSALIS ZERO ! INTONATION NO GO !

In what respect?

@@hughpenner5051 --Are you the kind of guy to tell your wife that you won't tell her that you love her, because "she should know?"

The conventions of accounting demand that all the major players are being mentioned in the video's title, even more so since Marsalis is playing like an accountant.

IGOR VERY OK.. MARSALIS ZERO ! INTONATION NO GO !

IGOR VERY OK.. MARSALIS ZERO ! INTONATION NO GO !

Wynton is beyond "nice". Dude is downright smooth!

an old Bach 37 makes the re-invented thing sound like a Flugel

...for whatever reason, Marsalis was clearly restained here. And no, I wouldn't call myself a fan.

Larisa Dolina. She is russian

Shame the singer didn't know her words without reading them.

@@michaelcookson5727 Hmm. May be because English isn't her first language Nah, nvm. A singer should still know the lyrics, you're right

Kk sério?

😢

IGOR VERY OK.. MARSALIS ZERO ! INTONATION NO GO !

This show took place in Russia which probably explains the audience. And it looks like this video was uploaded on the same day as a few others that do have Wynton in the title. I would guess Butman probably uploaded these himself and not in his native language. Just a guess

IGOR VERY OK.. MARSALIS ZERO ! INTONATION NO GO !

Strange. Why Vynton Mercales remained in the shadows. After all, he is today one of the best in the world! about Igor Butman is known only in Russia!

He’s not in the shadows though

...he was strangely restrained, though, @@SuperMaDBrothers.

Как это в тени, если он на сцене? Братья Марсалесы в рекламе не нуждаются....

...Marsalis was holding back. Patently.

Sorry, man, randy got his ass handed to him on a silver platter. He clearly was not comfortable playing in this key and played so many wrong notes he didn’t like. He even put himself in a box around 4:25 on a descending run and couldn’t get out of any other way than flubbing some notes together at the end of his phrase. Wynton even took one of his ideas and ran with it when randy played the b9 in his melody at the end of his turn and played with the timing (3:16). You felt the rhythm section dig it and they had a conversation together for about 8 bars before he intelligently led them to resolve the interlocking rhythm together by enclosing on a chord tone at the end of his phrase. Wynton did restrain his playing, but his melodic and harmonic intelligence far surpasses randy in every sense… not to mention his accuracy and command of his instrument is “world class” in every sense of the term.

test first

IGOR VERY OK.. MARSALIS ZERO ! INTONATION NO GO !

100%!!!!

Sorry, man, randy got his ass handed to him on a silver platter. He clearly was not comfortable playing in this key and played so many wrong notes he didn’t like. He even put himself in a box around 4:25 on a descending run and couldn’t get out of any other way than flubbing some notes together at the end of his phrase. Wynton even took one of his ideas and ran with it when randy played the b9 in his melody at the end of his turn and played with the timing (3:16). You felt the rhythm section dig it and they had a conversation together for about 8 bars before he intelligently led them to resolve the interlocking rhythm together by enclosing on a chord tone at the end of his phrase. Wynton did restrain his playing, but his melodic and harmonic intelligence far surpasses randy in every sense… not to mention his accuracy and command of his instrument is “world class” in every sense of the term.

@@masonklein I'll agree with you in that Randy challenged himself, took risks, and gave himself a bit of a dilemma for solving. But then who made hipper mistakes than Miles at his explorative best? Sorry, but there are few if any moments on Wynton's part where he truly swings. He's a virtuoso, sure, but there's such a thing as having too much technique. Chet said of Wynton, "lots of technique, no soul." I'm not sure I'd be quite that judgmental of Wynton, but Chet had a point. To say that Randy wasn't comfortable playing in that key is just silly. The tune is in G, for Gawd's sake. As a young trumpeter playing professionally at fifteen, Night in Tunisia was among the easiest of jazz tunes for me to play. You talk a good game, though, I'll say that for you.

...I'm not really a fan of Marsalis', but I do know he can let rip. No idea why he remained in first gear here.

Screaming is not always the answer

@@jackp-w3886 I still disagree. Satchmo or Art Blakey, they played each time as if it was their Last Gig. And they were less paid than these 2 Trumpet giants here bluffing with friendly fire on an expensive Stage. Get some college Kid there with half the fee and see how the public will go how smiling for their MONEY when the kid blows on A night in Tunisia ,( in C min). 😂

Just give us Lee Morgan please 😎

@Ben Jammin’ your remark is so "argumentative"! 😂 it's like Russian 'sam tupoi' . 😜

You can't blame people for their accent. But, what I can not understand, there is Wynton, and Randy, and she didn't learn the lyrics. She reads them of a tablet, like in a chep wedding band.

@@ml-ei3nz I didn't mean the accent. Maybe I'm mistaken, but it seems she has no more than basic communication vocabulary. She doesn't seem to FEEL the song.

@@NataLeeCat And you got that bum writing Hamlet -I bet he's never been to Denmark.