Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra
with Ellis Marsalis Jr., and
Branford, Wynton, Delfeayo, and Jason Marsalis

March 29, 2014
Clowes (rhymes with Blues) Memorial Hall, Butler University
Indianapolis, Indiana
USA

Sound Professional MS-TFB-2 binaural mics > Zoom H4 (24-bit/48 khz) > Adobe Audition >
slight editing, split into tracks, TLH Flac level 8

16th row, left.
Excellent quality
Approx 100 minutes

01 Marsalis Family Intro and seat dispute
02 Twelve's It
03 After
04 Mozart'in

[Intermission]

05 LCJO Introduction
06 Senor Blues
07 Blues Walk
08 Freefall
09 The Mooche
10 Epistrophy
11 Crescent City, Part 6 - Down By the Bayou


Set 1 personnel:
Delfeayo Marsalis, trombone
Branford Marsalis, saxophones
Jason Marsalis, vibes
Wynton Marsalis, trumpet
Ellis Marsalis, piano
Rodney Whitaker, bass
Justin Faulkner, drums


Set 2 personnel:
The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra
http://www.jalc.org

Wynton Marsalis, Trumpet, Managing and Artistic Director
Ted Nash, Co-Musical Director, Saxophones, Flutes, Clarinets
Victor Goines, Co-Musical Director, Saxophones, Clarinets
Ryan Kisor, Trumpet
Kenny Rampton, Trumpet
Marcus Printup, Trumpet
Vincent Gardner, Trombone
Chris Crenshaw, Trombone
Elliot Mason, Trombone
Sherman Irby, Saxophones, Flutes, Clarinets
Walter Blanding, Saxophones, Clarinets
Paul Nedzela, Saxophones, Clarinets
Dan Nimmer, Piano
Carlos Henriquez, Bass (different bassist, possibly Rodney Whitaker, on a tune or two)
Ali Jackson, Drums


My brother in Indianapolis mentioned to me that this concert was taking place, and I asked him
to tape this for me. He agreed to do so, even buying the necessary equipment out of pocket. This
was his first time taping anything. He did a great job and the quality is excellent and clear. He
forwarded the audio file to me, where I did some light editing and channel balancing.
There was a seat dispute of some kind during Wynton's spoken introduction at the very beginning,
and I chopped out a few seconds when they started asking the taper about his own seat.
Fortunately, it all quieted down a few seconds before the music started.
Apparently Ellis Marsalis Jr. is quite frail and had to be helped on and offstage.
There were only a handful of concerts with the entire family together onstage with LCJO, and so we
are lucky to have this historic event captured in such high quality. The last few seconds of
the final number were cut as the audience was walking out and the taper had no choice but to turn
off the recorder. I added a fade there, but nothing of any major consequence is missing. Enjoy!

Related article:

http://www.indianapolisrecorder.com/aroundtown/article_b1e556a8-b042-11e3-8f16-001a4bcf887a.html


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