Buggy Ride - Wynton Marsalis Septet at Dizzy's Club 2013

December 31, 2013
Dizzy's Club - New York City.
Wynton Marsalis (trumpet); Wycliffe Gordon (trombone); Wess "Warmdaddy" Anderson (sax); Victor Goines (sax); Eric Reed (piano); Reginald Veal (bass); Herlin Riley (drums).

[@mphoorleyn1946]

Wynton takes jazz to another level

[@davidbrayton1143]

I played sax for eight years in school. I love the saxophone. But as I’ve grown older, I’ve come to realize that even though the saxophone is a more complicated instrument, the trumpet is capable of producing a much more sophisticated sound that is imbued with much subtlety and nuance. And on the lips of Wynton, it’s stunning, simply wonderful

[@clawboss2028]

I wouldn’t say the saxophone is a more complicated instrument, unless you’re referring to the instrument itself and it’s mechanics

[@ViniciusLugon]

You are simply the One. Awesome. Thank you Wynton.

[@AustinCasey]

Herlin Riley.

[@ketokukuladze9790]

Oh yeah!

[@andreabrissa4541]

thank you for this video Wynton...great music and musicians... 2014 : Jazz is still alive !!!

[@sofiakifle4838]

Excitingly brilliant!! Thank you for uploading Wynton!

[@JamesVibe]

all these guys are just ridiculously sick!!!! this is a little super group right here

[@pf5658]

Superb! I have the album with this song. Must have listened to it a few hundred times already.

[@tretosusana]

Absolutely beautiful !

[@DavidofSteele]

wow! Seriously impressed. Really inspiring, thankyou

[@trestresbrel]

Excellent !! comme toujours

[@AntonioBetancourt48]

Gracias..mil gracias Wynton.

[@diogodesigner9858]

Wynton Marsales minha espiração

[@1955drv]

Thank you Gentlemen 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@ronniemillsap]

Please continue to post updates winton!
Do you have to change your Monette every few years? Or do you wait untilll they find something big before switching?

[@GeorginaLyakhova]

Браво !!
Бис !

[@calebtuskossmann]

2:41 Woooooo

[@3jcorpus]

Does anyone know the chord changes to this piece?

[@MelodiousThunk]

Judging by the melody and bass line, and assuming it's in 2/4, the chords in the head seem to be: F (4 bars), Bb (4 bars), Eb (5 quavers), Dm (5 quavers), C (3 crochets), F (3 bars). For the solos, it seems to switch to: F | F | F | F | Bb | Bb | Bb | Bb | Eb | Eb | Dm | Dm | Gm | C | F Dm | Gm C . Add harmonic extensions as you see fit.

[@jazzzzmm]

Amazing! But why does the audience look like they are at a funeral? Must be a New York thing haha