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Wynton Marsalis

The most well-known jazz musician since 1980, Wynton Marsalis had a significant effect on jazz almost right away. In the first ’80s, it had been major news a young and incredibly talented dark musician would select to produce a living playing acoustic jazz instead of fusion, funk, or R&B. Marsalis’ …

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Ellis Marsalis

It is a little ironic that Ellis Marsalis had to hold back for sons Wynton and Branford to get famous before he could record frequently, but Ellis finally received his long-overdue reputation. The daddy of six sons (including Wynton, Branford, Delfeayo, and Jason), Ellis Marsalis’ primary importance to jazz might …

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James Black

Though he’s little known beyond New Orleans rather than recorded an album under his own name, drummer James Black was a Crescent City legend with the capacity of performing from complex modernist jazz to gritty funk. An achieved composer aswell, Dark had a status to be an irascible bandleader, intimidating …

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Marsalis Family

The Marsalis Family members was a one-off project assembled for the 1982 Columbia saving time. Pianist Ellis Marsalis teamed up along with his young-lion sons Wynton (trumpet) and Branford (tenor sax) (though brothers Delfeayo and Jason had been too youthful to take part). Jointly, with bassist Charles Fambrough and drummer …

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Charles Fambrough

Most widely known for his stint with Artwork Blakey’s Jazz Messengers, bassist Charles Fambrough led 3 quite effective all-star times for CTI which were filled up with his stimulating originals. He originally researched traditional piano but turned to bass when he was 13. In 1968, Fambrough started playing with regional …

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Branford Marsalis

The oldest from the four musical Marsalis brothers, Branford Marsalis has already established an extraordinary career. After their studies at Southern School and Berklee, Branford toured European countries with the Artwork Blakey big music group in the summertime of 1980 (playing baritone), performed 90 days with Clark Terry, and spent …

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