Stardust - Wynton Marsalis 1999

Wynton Marsalis - trumpet
Mulgrew Miller - piano
Pierre Boussaguet - bass
Alvin Queen - drums
Jazz in Marciac 1999

[@tomsmyth4836]

When Clarke Terry sits in to listen....you are it! Does Wyntonhave to pass on before we hear him? Wow! World talent 😮 10/10

[@rochellewarren5008]

💜

[@dabaska787]

please stop the clock this is wonderful interpretation

[@ferrancaila2666]

Wynton Marsalis is a musical "sponge". Over time, he has incorporated the best of the very best, giving a very personal impulse to that way of playing, that we love and called jazz. Health and musical longevity to this great, and of course, to all of us.

[@fabriziociccarelli4280]

magnifica interpretzione! ❤

[@HarryHipster]

Magnificient, mesmerizing, amazing, beautiful - call it what you will. Again, thanks for uploading!

[@MRWOLFJAZZ]

Thank You Harry.

[@AdelmarMagalhaes-nh2wf]

Toca muito

[@satishrobertson8771]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@alexiscolin1830]

Thanks for posting it here... Been looking for this live for a while now. Thanks

[@MRWOLFJAZZ]

Thank You Alexis!

[@llm468]

Level of genius . Nobody could sound the same way.

[@KC-lv5xp]

Is that Clark Terry on stage watching Wynton play?

[@MRWOLFJAZZ]

Yes. :-)

[@satishrobertson8771]

Yes. This was part of the Trumpet Summit concert of that year which included Clark Terry, Wynton, Benny Bailey, Jon Faddis, Roy Hargrove, Nicholas Payton, Terrell Stafford, and Stepko Gut.

[@adibsabir]

Did you notice this with Mulgrew Miller on keys?

[@jimdixon3470]

Heck yeah. And to anyone out there who likes the opening Mulgrew / Wynton duet section of this performance, check out the recent release "In Harmony", which features Mulgrew in duets with Roy Hargrove. Mulgrew is a fantastic accompanist in this kind of setting and he shines when he gets a solo piano turn. What a loss for jazz and humankind that he's gone now.