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Live at The House of Tribes nominated for a Grammy
Wynton’s latest album, “Live at House of Tribes”, has been nominated for a Grammy in “Best Jazz Instrumental Album” category.
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Live at House of Tribes is in stores now !
Wynton’s new album, Live at House of Tribes is in stores now. Get more info about the new album in our discography section.
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All About Jazz review: Wynton Marsalis - Live At The House Of Tribes (2005)
The undeniable fact about trumpeter Wynton Marsalis, whether you’re a fan or critic, is that he plays as if every note is his last—with purpose, verve, and total commitment. This consummate energy is documented on this new live release which was recorded in December 2002 at the House of Tribes on New York’s Lower East Side. The elements for the recording were just right with a seasoned band, swinging music, and an enthusiastic crowd of jazz fans. Keep reading »
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Listen to MP3 samples from Wynton’s new album
Wynton’s album, entitled: Wynton Marsalis: live at House of Tribes, will be in stores on August 30, 2005.
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Track listing for Wynton’s new album: Live at The House of Tribes
This is the track listing for the new Wynton’s album that will be entitled: Wynton Marsalis: Live at The House of Tribes
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Wynton’s new album will be released on August 30
On August 30, Blue Note Records will release Amongst The People: Live at The House of Tribes, a new live album from Wynton Marsalis.
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Upcoming Wynton’s new album for Blue Note
Post production will be done later this month to prepare for release of a smokin’ live date featuring Wynton’s quartet along with some special guests.
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Recorded last year at the House Of Tribes in NYC the performance features altoman Wes Anderson, drummer Joe Farnsworth, bassist Carlos Henriquez, pianist Eric Lewis and percussionist Orlando Rodriguez, among others.
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Wynton Marsalis’ Unforgivable Blackness is in stores now !
Available from Blue Note records from November 30: Unforgivable Blackness, Wynton’s original score to the upcoming Ken Burns documentary of same name.
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The film marks the second collaboration between filmmaker Burns and Wynton Marsalis (the first being 2000’s Jazz series, where Marsalis held the position of Senior Creative Consultant.) -
Wynton talking to Tavis Smiley about his new album: “The Magic Hour”
On March 29 2004, Tavis Smiley, (who has a talk show on PBS) interviewed Wynton for his NPR radio broadcast.
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Downbeat: Wynton’s Empire
It’s the Wynton Marsalis you rarely see. Dressed casually – wire-rim glasses, an untucked blue shirt, jeans and gray-white running shoes – he looks relaxed in the Right Track recording studio in New York. He and pianist Eric Lewis, bassist Carlos Henriquez and drummer Ali Jackson huddle as if they could be discussing strategy for an upcoming four-on-four basketball game. But this is play time of a different sort: rhythm talk in preparation for take 14 of a new Marsalis composition, “Free To Be”, a song with a sunny bounce and syncopated skip. Keep reading »