Showing posts with label Wynton Marsalis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wynton Marsalis. Show all posts

Herbie Hancock & Carlos Santana – Live Under Sky 1981 [2020/FLAC]

 

Live Under the Sky was an annual multi-day summer jazz festival held in Tokyo's 10,000-capacity Denen Hall, featuring the cream of local and international talent. The climax of 1981's festival, broadcast by NHK radio was a jointly headlined set by Herbie Hancock and Carlos Santana, together with a band including Wynton Marsalis, Ron Carter and Tony Williams. A joyous blend of jazz and Latin-tinged funk, it is presented in full here, together with background notes and images. 

  •     Double Bass – Ron Carter
  •     Drums – Anthony Williams
  •     Electric Guitar – Carlos Santana
  •     Grand Piano, Keyboards – Herbie Hancock
  •     Percussion – Armando Peraza, Orestes Vilato, Raul Rekow
  •     Trumpet – Wynton Marsalis


A1 Watermelon Man > Evil Ways > Watermelon Man 25:33
B1 'Round Midnight 7:24
B2 Parade 9:54
B3 Unknown #1 7:47
C1 A Quick Sketch 17:39
C2 Love Theme From Spartacus 8:37
C3 Unknown #2 (Fade Out) 2:59
D1 Unknown #2 (Cont.) 3:24
D2 Unknown #3 5:55
D3 Europa 9:08
D4 Saturday Night 11:28


Wynton Marsalis - Live at the Village Vanguard (7 CD, 1999)

 

This stupendous seven-CD collection from the all-world trumpeter, composer, and bandleader Wynton Marsalis chronicles the amazing evolution of his underrated live septets at the legendary Village Vanguard from 1990 to 1994. Sequenced to simulate a week-long gig, the set melds together three different incarnations of Marsalis's ensemble: the gifted New Orleans-born drummer Herlin Riley, the ebullient Wessel Anderson on sopranino and alto saxes, and the fluent trombonist Wycliffe Gordon are the constants. The mercurial Marcus Roberts and the fleet-fingered Eric Reed alternate on piano, while Ben Wolfe and Reginald Veal lock it down on the bass. These selections showcase the astounding "school" of musicians that followed Marsalis's first superband with his brother, Branford Marsalis, the late Kenny Kirkland, and Jeff "Tain" Watts. 

 
 

Jazz At Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis - Live In Cuba [2 CD, 2010]

LIVE IN CUBA captures nine-time Grammy Award-winner Wynton Marsalis and the world-renowned Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra’s dazzling first—and only—performances in Cuba.
Recorded in front of a clamorous, sold-out crowd at Havana’s Mella Theatre in October 2010, this two-disc album captures the big band’s unforgettable tracing of the connections between American jazz and Afro-Cuban music. LIVE IN CUBA is the inaugural release from Blue Engine Records, a project showcasing the music of Jazz at Lincoln Center.