I'm a US history teacher, 7th grade. I like to add music links to my assignment pages so the kids can click on something different, but relevant to the subject matter. I used this on some work I gave and one of my kids just responded that "the song...is so good that I plan on learning how to play it on my clarinet." Just made my day! B)
this music makes you speechless! There is nothing you can do but just listen to it again. Wynton, you are my role model, even though I don't play trumpet the way you play, the emotions that you show and the love you have for playing is seriously contagious! You make me want to be a better musician and a better person!! Thank you so much for being exactly who you are! -Heather
That is without question the best rendition of Dead Man Blues I have heard in a long time and I have been playing this happy music since 1961. Tradjazzman in Portland.
I had the honour, pleasure, joy and any other superlitive you wish to use being at this concert in Marciac on the night of 12thh August. We did not let them leave the stage before 2 in the morning!! The genius of this group of musicians is to perform this music played before to only a few underprivilaged to new atrrangements. Each and every musician contributed indivual styles to this music which could have got lost for ever. (the banjo played looked like an ex-banker from Leahman Brothers)
It was such a great honour to meet Wynton Marsalis at the Joy of Jazz and that colleboration he did on stage with Sibongile Khumalo was my highlight of the evening, such an awesome experience.
Love it all , and especially when a Band leader has something ta say@ 3:12 circa, love it,, Wynton just havin some Fun!🎉, every note , accent, phrase, has purpose ,,,,feel dat,,, it inspires the band, and me,
Love it at all times!!! I know Jelly Roll's relatives the Mc Kenna's from childhood and was schooled about his history from the great nephew before he passed....This brings back my memories of what his great ;nephew shared with me.
Kevin K It’s more ridiculous than awesome - and Sydney Bechet certainly never did that. The rest of the performance completely misses the spirit of Jelly Roll Morton’s beautiful version - the different bumblebee flights are completely out of character.
Wynton Marsalis, sir, you are an absolute genius! I love your approach and style! Thank you so much for uploading- your passion and ability for the music has completely entranced me! I love your music and the way you and the band play! Thank you so much
Wynton plays a Monette B2S3 mouthpiece in STC-3 weight. On his Monette trumpet, the mouthpiece is an integral mouthpiece. (as you can see, it is a built in mouthpiece)
Wynton puts together some of the best bands out there still playing that real, old school jazz. He's one of my favorites by far. Weird question, but does anyone happen to know what kind of microphones those are on the clarinets? They sound fantastic! They look a little like short architecture ribbon mics, and if anyone knew the make and model, I'd love to grab some for my studio!
Ich habe diese Bewertung abgegeben, weil ich Wynton vor einigen Jahren als Solist im Klassikfach kennen und schätzen gelernt habe. Wie ich überzeugt worden bin, ist Wynton ebenso ein herausragender Jazztrompeter und -solist. Deshalb: Super Wynton !!
The guy playing the washboard uses old shotgun shells on his fingers. I wonder how that goes down at security when he's boarding an international flight?
so it goes 1)Bb.2)Bb.3)Bb4)Bb.5)Eb7.6)Edim.7)Bb/F D7/A.8)G79)C10)F7.11)Bb7.12)F7 .........so for bar7 Bb"chord" F on the bass , from a piano perspective.Hope this helps!
I absolutely love jazz... like period. But I find it hilarious how the perception of jazz has changed. You go back to the 20's and it was the trashy, dirty, sex music, and now jazz is like the "sophisticated" thing.
I Disagree 100%. There was nothing trashy nor dirty about Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Ray Brown, Joe Williams, Ella Fitzgerald, Dakota Staton, Sarah Vaughn, Sweets Edison, Roy Eldridge, Art Tatum,Flip Phillip's, Jean Louis Illinois Jacquet just to name a few. You cannot mix the upper crust with the lower crust because the upper crust was just the opposite of what you had in mind and they are not trashy nor dirty nor sexy but instead great jazz musicians.
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I'm a US history teacher, 7th grade. I like to add music links to my assignment pages so the kids can click on something different, but relevant to the subject matter. I used this on some work I gave and one of my kids just responded that "the song...is so good that I plan on learning how to play it on my clarinet." Just made my day! B)
Hopefully, they also listen to the Jelly Roll Morton version
The mics are ADK 3 Sigma, model U47
I want to play this at my funeral, I feel its way better than playing something sad- this way everyone can celebrate
So do I!
this music makes you speechless! There is nothing you can do but just listen to it again. Wynton, you are my role model, even though I don't play trumpet the way you play, the emotions that you show and the love you have for playing is seriously contagious! You make me want to be a better musician and a better person!! Thank you so much for being exactly who you are! -Heather
I second the motion ! 💕
The person who can continue. Thank you.
(and the chief sits comfortably)
That is without question the best rendition of Dead Man Blues I have heard in a long time and I have been playing this happy music since 1961. Tradjazzman in Portland.
I had the honour, pleasure, joy and any other superlitive you wish to use being at this concert in Marciac on the night of 12thh August. We did not let them leave the stage before 2 in the morning!! The genius of this group of musicians is to perform this music played before to only a few underprivilaged to new atrrangements. Each and every musician contributed indivual styles to this music which could have got lost for ever. (the banjo played looked like an ex-banker from Leahman Brothers)
I never liked Dixie land jazz when i was young and and dumb. I love it now! I guess i must have gotten smart!
I can listen to this all Day and half the night, thank You Guys.
It was such a great honour to meet Wynton Marsalis at the Joy of Jazz and that colleboration he did on stage with Sibongile Khumalo was my highlight of the evening, such an awesome experience.
I have no words and expressions Marsalis is genius and clarinetist is great all musicians are out of questions they're great
This sounds like it would incredibly fun to play!!
Wow ! great a bunch of guys enjoying themselves and entertaing lots of people
Love it all , and especially when a Band leader has something ta say@ 3:12 circa, love it,, Wynton just havin some Fun!🎉, every note , accent, phrase, has purpose ,,,,feel dat,,, it inspires the band, and me,
Love it at all times!!! I know Jelly Roll's relatives the Mc Kenna's from childhood and was schooled about his history from the great nephew before he passed....This brings back my memories of what his great ;nephew shared with me.
this is great. i especially liked seeing the washboard and how it is played.
Washboard I have never seen it played like that watch tuba skinny if you want to see some more washboard more traditional
@@patriciajustice9795thanks!
Swings so hard at times...it rocks.
Dear Vinton, I believe that you are the best successor to the great Louis Armstrong, I love your creativity and good luck to you
I want to learn how to play Clarinet like Mr. Victor Goines...that shaking clarinet thingy is awesome
Try to find Sidney Bechet on youtube
Kevin K It’s more ridiculous than awesome - and Sydney Bechet certainly never did that. The rest of the performance completely misses the spirit of Jelly Roll Morton’s beautiful version - the different bumblebee flights are completely out of character.
2:15
Wow, Victor Goines kept that one going for 21 seconds!
Once you get the hang of it, you can keep it going forever
Meu Deus! Como vcs são maravilhosamente, divinamente, inimagivelmente..bagunçados. Amo isso.
Wow, they make the dead man come to life.
So right
Wonderful and thanks especially for the three clarinet trio part that was in the original Jelly Roll Morton recording.
If this doesnt play at my funeral, I aint going.
*LOL* 😅 💀
saving it for mine ;))
everything perfect !
Alberto Zorzi Actually nothing like and he would never have done that stupid pulling the clarinet in and out of his mouth
The solo-award goes to Mr. Goines.
Wynton Marsalis, sir, you are an absolute genius! I love your approach and style! Thank you so much for uploading- your passion and ability for the music has completely entranced me! I love your music and the way you and the band play! Thank you so much
He’s reading now
Liked that a lot.
Phenomenal. I saw this band in San Francisco a few months ago and not one song approached the coolness of this tune.
Jelly Roll in hi-fi. Who could ask for more? Thanks for keeping that beautiful section with the three clarinets.
Soulful piece!!
You know it's gonna be one of those nights when Winton starts his solo like that 😂
This was written in the 1920s you can find recordings of the song from that time here on youtube.
The communication around 7 minute mark is really smooth!
Espectacular puro arte
Love the clarinet duet. There is something for everybody here.
Wynton plays a Monette B2S3 mouthpiece in STC-3 weight. On his Monette trumpet, the mouthpiece is an integral mouthpiece. (as you can see, it is a built in mouthpiece)
Me encantan los escucho muy seguido son muy buenos
Straordinari Grandissimi professionisti,Technica Impeccabile. Mario Calvisi
Love, Love, Love you for keeping this reviving music alive!!! Love from Vienna-Austria #briejoana
I Love this till death do I part.
How wonderful to hear this great arrangement in Hi-Fi!
Actually, not much of the original arrangement, survived!
Awesome beyond awesome!❤️❤️❤️
Outstanding.
So good.....what a great music....
I really love it
Un régal pour les oreilles
Wow! Just Wow!
Thank you All
Really beautiful !
ESPECTACULAR.....SON MUY BUENOS....GRANDES DONDE LOS GRANDES....
Those licks from Marsalis...It's like someone's talking.
Beautiful !
Thanks a lot
fantastici !!! FANTASTICOS!!!
just love it!
Fantastic!
Esto es música mis respetos
I love it!
Wynton puts together some of the best bands out there still playing that real, old school jazz. He's one of my favorites by far. Weird question, but does anyone happen to know what kind of microphones those are on the clarinets? They sound fantastic! They look a little like short architecture ribbon mics, and if anyone knew the make and model, I'd love to grab some for my studio!
No sorry
I had never seen that clarinet tremolo technic before...
Herlig trompet Marsalis - dejligt de findes så unge!
Super Wynton !!
Ich habe diese Bewertung abgegeben, weil ich Wynton vor einigen Jahren als Solist im Klassikfach kennen und schätzen gelernt habe. Wie ich überzeugt worden bin, ist Wynton ebenso ein herausragender Jazztrompeter und -solist. Deshalb: Super Wynton !!
amazing!!!!!!!!! missing the banjo en the description ;)
He held that for 12 measures!!!!!
excelente!!!
Victor Goines en respiration continue ; super clarinettiste
yeah, he's great!
super excellent merci
Victor was great!
Yes indeed. Check out Béla Fleck and the Flecktones.
The song is written, but they are adding their own improv in the music.
EXELENTE...!!!!!!
I LOVE YOU SO, SIR WINTON MARSALIS
Winton and his gang. You are the best! Come to Israel!! Waiting and anticipating.
if im not wrong it is a monette mouthpiece . saludos!!
Only the finest!!
Vilken härlig musik
Great music from great musicians.
But what you're after may be at 3:07
excelente músico amo el jazz
It’s a Jam ,,,, that’s in da key 0f groove , makin me jam wit peanut butter On It!
Die Einführung ist wie ein Trauermarsch, aber in allgemeiner Klasse!
Divine!!
The guy playing the washboard uses old shotgun shells on his fingers. I wonder how that goes down at security when he's boarding an international flight?
He wasn't disagreeing with the washboard player, he was just joking around, chill out.
you must be fun at parties
themanxman .
themanxma
"No, really, I'm a musican, honest!"
Arte...
Wooonderful!
Vc é demais
This is the "real version"
Dead man blues by Jelly Roll Morton & his red hot peppers
no music stands needed in those days
Nice shout out from eptx
Bravo
I truly eat,sleep and walk jazz, but,original Shrimp boat by Dollar Brand from album Peace+2
Authentic
THE BEST BUGLER AROUND
Круто, просто нет слов...
does anyone know what chord changes happen in the 7th and 8th bars? I cant really tell what it is
so it goes 1)Bb.2)Bb.3)Bb4)Bb.5)Eb7.6)Edim.7)Bb/F D7/A.8)G79)C10)F7.11)Bb7.12)F7 .........so for bar7 Bb"chord" F on the bass , from a piano perspective.Hope this helps!
thanks!
Amen!
Dat Washboard!
clarinet the best!!
Wynton appreciates all of your comments.
nice lil wayne composition
ROFL
Wynton s flurry of fast notes don't sound too clear for me? Was it intended as such?
Just valve wigglin' but oh so effective!
I absolutely love jazz... like period. But I find it hilarious how the perception of jazz has changed. You go back to the 20's and it was the trashy, dirty, sex music, and now jazz is like the "sophisticated" thing.
Good point . The bands in the 20s did not have the scores in front of them when
they played . However the playing here is first rate !
I Disagree 100%.
There was nothing trashy nor dirty about Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Ray Brown, Joe Williams, Ella Fitzgerald, Dakota Staton, Sarah Vaughn, Sweets Edison, Roy Eldridge, Art Tatum,Flip Phillip's, Jean Louis Illinois Jacquet just to name a few. You cannot mix the upper crust with the lower crust because the upper crust was just the opposite of what you had in mind and they are not trashy nor dirty nor sexy but instead great jazz musicians.
@@lindalawon9151 I'm very late to these comments, however I believe he meant that was how the public at that time had seen jazz.
What is the name of the clarinetist? Is fabulous!!
Ulises Lencina Victor Goines se llama.
Thanks Diego Ferreira for your reply!!
Ulises Lencina
Ulises Lencina ii
how does one do this