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In his early years after leaving Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers, Wynton Marsalis strode forth with this excellent recording, his second as a leader, done in tandem with brother Branford, also out of Blakey's herd. The combination of the two siblings created quite a buzz in the music community, and this recording, which may stand the test of time as his finest, is one of the more solid mainstream jazz statements from the Young Lions movement of the early '80s. Top to bottom, this music sings, swings, simmers, and cooks with a cool verve that, in retrospect, would turn more overtly intellectual over time. A command of dynamics akin to those of Charles Mingus creates a signature sound, heard clearly in the opener, "Knozz-Moe-King," fueled by supercharged bop; the bold, extroverted, and precise trumpeting of the leader; and Kenny Kirkland's complementary piano comping. It could be the best single track of the entire recording career of Wynton. Ranking close behind is the tick-tock drumming of Jeff Watts, informing the pretty albeit dark musings of the brothers during "Fuchsia," and the sighing horns, samba bass of Phil Bowler, and stop-start modernities of an utterly original "The Bell Ringer." A bouncy treatment of the standard "My Ideal" shows Wynton's singing tone through his horn, a great interpretation of Thelonious Monk's "Think of One" is totally sly and slinky in low-register hues, and triplet phrases that have become a staple of the Marsalis musical identity accent "Later," adapted from a phrase similar to "Surrey with the Fringe on Top." At their unified best, Wynton and Branford shine on the tricky "What Is Happening Here (Now)?," a spillover residual of their time with Blakey. Think of One is a definitive statement for Wynton Marsalis, and though other efforts turned much more elaborate, none have been played better -- with more palpable spark and original ideas -- than this fine studio date.
© Michael G. Nastos /TiVo
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Butler, A&R Coordinator - Wynton Marsalis, Composer - Wynton Marsalis, Producer - Wynton Marsalis, Performer - Wynton Marsalis, Trumpet - Phil Gitomer, Engineer - J.B. Matteotti, Engineer - Kenny Kirkland, Piano - Steven Epstein, Producer - Harry Spiridakis, 2nd Engineer - George Butler, Executive Producer - Tim Geleen, Engineer - Branford Marsalis & Buckshot Lefonque, Tenor Saxophone - Branford Marsalis & Buckshot Lefonque, Soprano Saxophone - Jeffrey Watts, Drums - Mark Cobrin, 2nd Engineer - Phil Bowler, Bass
(P) 1983 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Wynton Marsalis, Producer - Wynton Marsalis, Performer - Wynton Marsalis, Trumpet - Kenny Kirkland, Piano - Harry Spiridakis, 2nd Engineer - Steven Epstein, Producer - K. Kirkland, Composer - George Butler, Executive Producer - Tim Geleen, Engineer - Branford Marsalis & Buckshot Lefonque, Tenor Saxophone - Branford Marsalis & Buckshot Lefonque, Soprano Saxophone - Jeffrey Watts, Drums - Mark Cobrin, 2nd Engineer - Phil Bowler, Bass
(P) 1983 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Wynton Marsalis, Producer - Wynton Marsalis, Performer - Wynton Marsalis, Trumpet - Richard A. Whiting, Composer - Richard A. Whiting, Lyricist - Kenny Kirkland, Piano - Steven Epstein, Producer - Harry Spiridakis, 2nd Engineer - George Butler, Executive Producer - Leo Robin, Composer - Leo Robin, Lyricist - Tim Geleen, Engineer - Branford Marsalis & Buckshot Lefonque, Tenor Saxophone - Branford Marsalis & Buckshot Lefonque, Soprano Saxophone - Jeffrey Watts, Drums - Mark Cobrin, 2nd Engineer - Phil Bowler, Bass - Newell Chase, Composer - Newell Chase, Lyricist
(P) 1983 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Wynton Marsalis, Producer - Wynton Marsalis, Performer - Wynton Marsalis, Trumpet - Kenny Kirkland, Piano - Harry Spiridakis, 2nd Engineer - Steven Epstein, Producer - R. Drummond, Composer - George Butler, Executive Producer - Tim Geleen, Engineer - Ray Drummand, Bass - Branford Marsalis & Buckshot Lefonque, Tenor Saxophone - Branford Marsalis & Buckshot Lefonque, Soprano Saxophone - Jeffrey Watts, Drums - Mark Cobrin, 2nd Engineer - Phil Bowler, Bass
(P) 1983 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Wynton Marsalis, Producer - Wynton Marsalis, Arranger - Wynton Marsalis, Performer - Wynton Marsalis, Trumpet - Kenny Kirkland, Piano - Harry Spiridakis, 2nd Engineer - Steven Epstein, Producer - George Butler, Executive Producer - Tim Geleen, Engineer - Branford Marsalis & Buckshot Lefonque, Tenor Saxophone - Branford Marsalis & Buckshot Lefonque, Soprano Saxophone - Jeffrey Watts, Drums - Mark Cobrin, 2nd Engineer - Phil Bowler, Bass - T. Monk, Composer
(P) 1983 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Wynton Marsalis, Producer - Wynton Marsalis, Performer - Wynton Marsalis, Trumpet - Kenny Kirkland, Piano - Harry Spiridakis, 2nd Engineer - Steven Epstein, Producer - W. Marsalis, Composer - George Butler, Executive Producer - Tim Geleen, Engineer - Branford Marsalis & Buckshot Lefonque, Tenor Saxophone - Branford Marsalis & Buckshot Lefonque, Soprano Saxophone - Jeffrey Watts, Drums - Mark Cobrin, 2nd Engineer - Phil Bowler, Bass
(P) 1983 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Wynton Marsalis, Composer - Wynton Marsalis, Producer - Wynton Marsalis, Performer - Wynton Marsalis, Trumpet - Kenny Kirkland, Piano - Harry Spiridakis, 2nd Engineer - Steven Epstein, Producer - George Butler, Executive Producer - Tim Geleen, Engineer - Ray Drummand, Bass - Branford Marsalis & Buckshot Lefonque, Tenor Saxophone - Branford Marsalis & Buckshot Lefonque, Soprano Saxophone - Jeffrey Watts, Drums - Mark Cobrin, 2nd Engineer - Phil Bowler, Bass
(P) 1983 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Wynton Marsalis, Producer - Wynton Marsalis, Performer - Wynton Marsalis, Trumpet - D. ELLINGTON, Composer - Kenny Kirkland, Piano - Harry Spiridakis, 2nd Engineer - Steven Epstein, Producer - George Butler, Executive Producer - Tim Geleen, Engineer - Ray Drummand, Bass - Branford Marsalis & Buckshot Lefonque, Tenor Saxophone - Branford Marsalis & Buckshot Lefonque, Soprano Saxophone - Jeffrey Watts, Drums - Mark Cobrin, 2nd Engineer - Phil Bowler, Bass
(P) 1983 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Chronique
In his early years after leaving Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers, Wynton Marsalis strode forth with this excellent recording, his second as a leader, done in tandem with brother Branford, also out of Blakey's herd. The combination of the two siblings created quite a buzz in the music community, and this recording, which may stand the test of time as his finest, is one of the more solid mainstream jazz statements from the Young Lions movement of the early '80s. Top to bottom, this music sings, swings, simmers, and cooks with a cool verve that, in retrospect, would turn more overtly intellectual over time. A command of dynamics akin to those of Charles Mingus creates a signature sound, heard clearly in the opener, "Knozz-Moe-King," fueled by supercharged bop; the bold, extroverted, and precise trumpeting of the leader; and Kenny Kirkland's complementary piano comping. It could be the best single track of the entire recording career of Wynton. Ranking close behind is the tick-tock drumming of Jeff Watts, informing the pretty albeit dark musings of the brothers during "Fuchsia," and the sighing horns, samba bass of Phil Bowler, and stop-start modernities of an utterly original "The Bell Ringer." A bouncy treatment of the standard "My Ideal" shows Wynton's singing tone through his horn, a great interpretation of Thelonious Monk's "Think of One" is totally sly and slinky in low-register hues, and triplet phrases that have become a staple of the Marsalis musical identity accent "Later," adapted from a phrase similar to "Surrey with the Fringe on Top." At their unified best, Wynton and Branford shine on the tricky "What Is Happening Here (Now)?," a spillover residual of their time with Blakey. Think of One is a definitive statement for Wynton Marsalis, and though other efforts turned much more elaborate, none have been played better -- with more palpable spark and original ideas -- than this fine studio date.
© Michael G. Nastos /TiVo
À propos
- 1 disque(s) - 8 piste(s)
- Durée totale : 00:44:13
- Artistes principaux : Wynton Marsalis
- Compositeur : Various Composers
- Label : Columbia
- Genre : Jazz
(P) 1983 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
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