"Sweet Georgia Brown" - Wynton Marsalis/Mark O'Connor

[@chilblain1]

At that tempo; not rushing remotely. Recommend! Damn. Not even showing off. Class.

[@williamlrobinson6293]

This is one of my favorite jazz tunes. This rendition really swings. Everyone contributes to this rendition.

[@JustFiddler]

same

[@senoari6270]

👍👍👍👍 I do realy..realy..realy Like iT also Sir... SenoARi.. 😎

[@stanleynkele3649]

Fantastic Wynton, It's like I am listening to present day Django Reinhardt and Stephanie Grappelli. Guys please also watch Doreen Ketchens performing this song in the street of New Orleans. I am immensely proud of the work of Wynton Marsalis to Jazz.I was saddened at recent the loss of his father,a great pianist

[@davec7759]

There are really no words to describe this.

[@victorseal7224]

Masters of their instruments having a blast.

[@alanfrost6340]

Neither the trumpet or violin are my favorite instruments but I could listen to this band and guests all day and night, and thank god Frank has recovered from his accident and is playing as well as ever.

[@jysmtl]

This was before the accident

[@ericliang4744]

mark is just too ridiculously good

[@kayserbondor]

What a stupendous groove.....WOW.

[@jsbrules]

Dan Nimmer (piano); Walter Blanding (tenor saxophone); Carlos Henriquez (bass); and Ali Jackson (drums) are playing with Mark O’Connor (violin), Frank Vignola (guitar), and Wynton Marsalis (trumpet).

[@karlmilton6688]

Just superb could listen to this band four hours without a break. . Great stuff.

[@vladimirhatala1263]

Klobuk davam dole,uzasni profici !!! Radost pocuvat !!!

[@Louis-dk2mj]

Thanks for posting, I really enjoyed this, my students loved it as well, they asked me where Harry Potter learned to play the guitar

[@stephenbamford]

These guys are the greatest of the greats! And by this I mean all of 'em!

[@musiclover9361]

The interaction between Mark and Frank is almost telepathic!

[@josebarea2136]

Beautiful.

[@Nivenization]

Thank you, Mr. O'Connor.

[@dixinormous8539]

Friedrich Nietzsche: "Without music, life would be a mistake.".............he must have been in this crowd somewhere

[@jozefslabak1986]

wery nice music,Wynton is a King.

[@TheDivayenta]

Stephan Grappelli and Django Reinhardt are smiling from above!

[@michellebaade1230]

Insane guitar solo!

[@joezeke6107]

Hey, Russell, Ya know Mark used to play with Stephane. He played guitar and then some one told Stephane that Mark played violin. Stephane's eyes "Lit up", he said. The two started jamming together and Stephane started having twin fiddle sets in his shows.

[@damolo8485]

Amazing, masterful performance...I only wish they would've taken it around one more time, together with everyone on stage.

[@richardgoffin-lecar5001]

Absolutely AMAZING!!!

[@bernardmaye6545]

completement bargo, une leçon ,merci super génial encore..

[@moonstar2335]

Strings are crying for JOY 👏👏❤️👏❤️👏❤️👏👏❤️👏👏❤️👏👏❤️

[@geraldcollins7103]

That guitar player said" hey I can beat up this riff too" 😂 well done perfect music orgy!

[@yesyoumay]

Very nice!

[@1SavoirFaire1]

Fantastic Job Mark ! Its really inspiring what you are doing working with Wynton ! And I can hear the effort you put into working on your Jazz phrasing I hear some of the Eddie South influence in your riffin ..man Hip Stuff .

[@pharmocist13]

Love it !!!!!

[@GrafStorm]

Oh yeah!

[@markoconnor]

I am playing with my Hot Swing group with Wynton Marsalis and Jazz at Lincoln Center on their annul gala Thursday night in NYC (May 1st) The gala is going to stream.

[@mollenauero3]

Mark O'Connor

[@bacchus1]

Gotta love the 2 minute drum solo.

[@ВадимАнциферов-д8ы]

Потрясающе! Какая замечательная импровизация, какой звук! Как он свингует!

[@AngelWest58]

Yes the Edge you speak of is right about 5:20. Some don't make it back from that one. Wynton the General gets them home safely altho battered. The man responsible for putting the entire company in mortal danger was shot at sunrise the next morning. Gen. Marsalis foreknowledge of the territory is what saved all their necks in the end as the beloved "Wynnie" drives his troops down those alternate back road hollers and home

[@NiceOldBoy]

KZbin hat schon vor langer Zeit die Auszeichnung durch Sterne abgeschafft, aber das ist mir wurscht. Von mir gibt’s trotzdem ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ und einen fetten Daumen hoch. :-)

[@charleyblaine6007]

glorious

[@arnoldwegstern5124]

Mavellous without end !! They should work together with Martin Schmidt-Hahn and his brilliant clarinet-sound

[@pyannaguy]

These guys sure can wring the juice out of a few chord changes...Amazing!! Meanwhile, millions of Americans are being told what brilliant artists "One Direction" and Taylor Swift are. That's sadly comical - those kids are coloring with 3-4 crayons, at the most - and many great Jazz players toil in obscurity (not these guys, per se, but hopefully you get what I mean, here).

[@sanchoquixote5518]

+pyannaguy In general, Americans are *not* being told that pop artists a brilliant. You would be better off saying that they *think* that those artists are brilliant. They came up with that on themselves. And most of the people that think that are under 20. Do you really expect more than a handful of teens and below to appreciate jazz? Especially if they haven't played it themselves? The reason why jazz players toil in obscurity is *not* because of the people who like the artists you mention. It's the adults that listen to "classic"rock, adult contemporary- or Yanni. The fans of jazz like this are usually different people, and the "music" is defined differently. The music here is all instrumental. Pop artists are adored because of the words they sing. No one would pay attention to Taylor Swift or One Direction if all they played were instrumental music. The instrumentals may be "3-4 crayons" like you say, but they are only the vehicle to support the lyrics. Furthermore, if the lyrics were complex, they would fly over the heads of the people they are directed at. Don't teenagers and younger have a right to have their emotions stirred by music of some kind? They have an entire lifetime ahead of them to learn how to appreciate Coltrane and Beethoven. I mean it as constructive criticism, not an insult, that I think that complaining about how stupid people who like pop are on pages that are jazz, classical,etc. is also wrongheaded. As an illustration: I listen to this piece, Mozart, Monk, bluegrass..... and I also listen to Taylor Swift. I actually *do* think she's a genius at what she does, even if the instrumental backings are simple. Her lyrics are the point, and thy uplift the kids that her music is aimed at. One Direction, on the other hand, is different. They're offering little more than emotional masturbation. That is true of a lot of popular music, but not all of it, in my opinion.

[@codyeynon8467]

I play as much jazz at work for my 20-something colleagues as I can. Sometimes they get it. Sometimes they don't. They play contemporary pop for me. Most of the time I don't get it, but I'm willing to check it out.

[@JonHarnum]

fantastic! thanks so much for sharing....

[@danieltrickey9285]

You know, it's amazing that single note instruments (wind) can hold their own against chording instruments (string). Viva virtuosos.

[@ginguenga]

Obrigada

[@hump1108]

He's the best I've heard since Stephan Grappelli.

[@llessur1100]

I hope you all realize that the real star in this show is Frank Vignola on the guitar. He's the one that sets up Mark O'connor to be so hot. Note the way they appreciate each other just b4 Wynton comes on. Have you ever heard such vamping on the gtr? Not counting Django of course.

[@jysmtl]

Frank does really shine on this one. I’d say he and Mark are pushing each other on.

[@jonathanbrazee3846]

Hard to find the words to say, when your jaw is on the floor. 😲

[@SaxHero]

@Diutin yes, if by "2 minute" you actually mean "less than a minute and a half"...

[@chasptrs.4922]

If you "stop" these guys from playing music, they'll go crazy. It's in the blood and you can't stop blood from flowing. This sounds like "how" I can't and never will be able to play. Yea, I feel sorry for myself enjoying their music. [8.7.17]

[@daveheidecker3209]

They may be serious, but they also know how to have FUN!!! OOORAH!!!

[@dcgilleland]

They damn sure push the envelope on this one! Right out to the EDGE!

[@AngelWest58]

Yes the Edge you speak of is right about 5:20. Some don't make it back from that one. Wynton the General gets them home safely altho battered. The man responsible for putting the entire company in mortal danger was shot at sunrise the next morning. Gen. Marsalis foreknowledge of the territory is what saved all their necks in the end as the beloved "Wynnie" drives his troops down those alternate back road hollers and home

[@Limersjazz]

When you want to explain your children the word "SWING" ...... ..................you better show you children this video.

[@aldobmusic]

Crushed, everybody.

[@romildooliveiraromil2884]

when a had hear marsalis for the first time i BECAME ADMIRATOR.

[@akbb1234567890]

wow

[@tedcabana]

Sweet Axe! What is that?

[@lro0tslashwalker]

i agree i enjoyed the vamping the most in the vid

[@stanleydubroca2626]

Le jazz hot!

[@eliassousa6934]

Toóoooooopi

[@3rdPR]

Flavor explosion @ 4:26

[@ervingarai1658]

new religion-jazz

[@virgilschmoe9435]

like marks part

[@llessur1100]

hey, i love mark, & it aint a competition, he's all but as good as grappelli, i listened to bireli, & he's a genius,but can he vamp like that? also listen to joscho stephan, absolutely crazy gtr. something totally diff, try bela fleck, & if you like sax,plas johnson (pink panther) he best tenor of all, try georgia, please give me somebody to love, etc etc. all the best,i love em all & they'e all diff. (thank god) ever heard eva cassidy do san fransisco blues? by the way i play sax but loveitall.

[@johnjanetduncan7882]

Why do jazz and traditional musicians have fewer intonation problems than classic musicians?

[@Stoplossed]

I didn’t know Mr. Bean played piano. . . but who are these other guys

[@rallen8115]

Uncle pen

[@dixinormous8539]

i paused Elvis to listen to this............

[@sanchoquixote5518]

This makes me regret once more that I chose to play clarinet when i was a kid, and not one of these instruments. If I had, I might still be playing music today.

[@richardleonard4281]

Lots of great clarinet jazz artists,check them out

[@hurchgoer]

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[@harrymerkin7308]

put away basketball go to work, in calcium mines