Wynton Marsalis on segregation, jazzocracy and social change through music

[@Verbsdescribeus]

so blessed to have attended 2 of his concerts last month :) he is a true inspiration through music and way of thinking :)

[@jeffsimard8846]

This interview should have a million views, it’s an extremely important document

[@kirsyrosa2595]

Add Frank & Kirsy crazy shit...lol

[@dhamma58]

Not sure I could ever hear the "implications" but it is a wondrous concept. Many years watching Q, but the great interviews just keep coming...

[@jeffreyboice968]

I thank youryour mind for music is ..... the interest in Life an Jazz intertwined. .always respected you. And screw politics love music the gateway to The heavens of freedom. c can’t spell butt you get it. Jeffrey S BoiceThe Man From Mars Pa

[@zovalentine7305]

"Music is the IN-visible"⚘✊🎶🌟 Let us go within! Together!

[@QwithTomPower]

We couldn't agree more!

[@dcsagec1]

This was an extraordinary interview and exchange.. Congratulations to both of you- I'm not really a fan of jazz (or Irish) but you both have just helped to make me think about it all in much deeper context, with far deeper appreciation. Obviously Marsalis is a legend, but you sir interviewer whose name should be somewhere in the headline or description, also did a great job. A real connection and interesting to watch on an otherwise boring COVID 19 lockdown night ;)

[@jeffreyboice968]

Sorry don’t mean to be I stupid I’m learning and I love music.

[@QwithTomPower]

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