Black Codes from the Underground
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Wynton Marsalis's 'Black Codes (From the Underground)' is a significant album in the neo-traditional jazz movement.
Released in 1985, it showcases Marsalis's virtuosic trumpet playing and his commitment to the jazz tradition.
The album features a stellar lineup including his brother Branford Marsalis on saxophone, Kenny Kirkland on piano, Charnett Moffett on bass, and Jeff Watts on drums.
'Black Codes' is characterized by its intricate compositions, dynamic interplay among the musicians, and a modern approach to classic jazz forms.
It remains a highly influential recording, underscoring Marsalis's impact on contemporary jazz and his dedication to preserving its legacy.
Released in 1985, it showcases Marsalis's virtuosic trumpet playing and his commitment to the jazz tradition.
The album features a stellar lineup including his brother Branford Marsalis on saxophone, Kenny Kirkland on piano, Charnett Moffett on bass, and Jeff Watts on drums.
'Black Codes' is characterized by its intricate compositions, dynamic interplay among the musicians, and a modern approach to classic jazz forms.
It remains a highly influential recording, underscoring Marsalis's impact on contemporary jazz and his dedication to preserving its legacy.
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