CD Wynton Marsalis – The Majesty Of The Blues
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| 1 | The Majesty Of The Blues (The Puheeman Strut) | 15:07 |
| 2 | Hickory Dickory Dock | 9:07 |
| The New Orleans Function | ||
| 3 | The Death Of Jazz | 12:39 |
| 4 | Premature Autopsies (Sermon) | 16:23 |
| 5 | Oh, But The Third Day (Happy Feet Blues) | 6:45 |
Wynton Marsalis – The Majesty of the Blues (Reissue)
Released in 1989 and recorded at RCA Studio A, The Majesty of the Blues marks a pivotal moment in Wynton Marsalis’ storied career. This ambitious album serves as both a fresh start and a profound development of his musical evolution, bridging the gap between his modern sextet work and the foundational New Orleans roots of jazz. It is a masterful exploration of the "gutbucket majesty" and the ceremonial, soulful traditions of the blues.
Featuring a stellar ensemble—including the celebrated pianist Marcus Roberts—the album showcases a wide stylistic breadth, from intricate sextet performances to expansive, multi-part compositions. It remains an essential cornerstone for jazz enthusiasts, solidifying the music’s place as a deeply humanistic and spiritual art form.
Key Highlights:
- Original Label: Columbia Records
- Genre: Jazz
- Standout Tracks: Includes the title track "The Majesty Of The Blues (The Puheeman Strut)," "The Death Of Jazz," and "Premature Autopsies (Sermon)."
- Personnel: Led by Wynton Marsalis, featuring Marcus Roberts on piano.
Experience one of the most significant works of the 1980s jazz landscape and witness a virtuoso at the height of his creative ambition. This reissue captures the intensity, grace, and rhythmic complexity that continue to define Marsalis' contribution to the genre.
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