Monday, August 13, 2018

The Ellis Marsalis Trio - Twelve's It

Styles: Piano Jazz
Year: 1998
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 76:27
Size: 229,1 MB
Art: Front

( 5:16)  1. Twelve's It
( 6:31)  2. Syndrome
( 6:03)  3. Homecoming
( 8:27)  4. Mozartin'
( 5:18)  5. Orchid Blue
( 2:22)  6. Friendships
(11:51)  7. The Surrey With The Fringe On Top
( 5:57)  8. I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face
( 6:00)  9. Tell Me
( 6:42) 10. All Good Intentions
( 7:40) 11. Zee Blues
( 4:14) 12. The Party's Over

The most famous and accomplished family in jazz history is the Marsalis family led by Ellis Marsalis. Ellis, the family's leader, is a highly respected master of piano and composition in the modern Jazz world; his eldest son, Branford Marsalis, is a great saxophone player and film soundtrack; the second child, Wynton Marsalis, is in the music world. Not only did he succumb to the classical and jazz world at the same time, Zhang Zhang’s well-received album made him famous as Miles Davis after the 1980s; although the third child Delfeayo was not as well known as other family members who established the Marsalis dynasty, his skills behind the scenes. It should not be underestimated. The youngest son, Jason, has a deep knowledge of the drums. In addition, as with other members of the Marsalis family, his strength in creation and production is quite impressive. This album, created by Ellis Marsalis and the youngest son, Jason, brings out the outstanding instrumentality of Ellis's knives and the excellent musical talents of the younger son Jason. The album was recorded in the famous Snug Harbor bar in New Orleans, which recorded live performances by Ellis who led his latest lineup of trios, including of course Jason Marsalis. The album name is called "Twelve's It" because the title of the album is originally composed of 12 bars, and the 12 bars are also the basic structure of the blues. The blues are the mother of the jazz. Ellis hopes to use this album to chase this book. Tracing back to the simple spirit of jazz development, the album name was taken as "Twelve's It". In addition, the album has just collected 12 pieces of music, including Ellis' own creations and classics by others. Ellis's keen sense of enthusiasm with strong and lingering emotions, after Jason's rigorous production, shows a sense of incitement. It is hard to imagine such a wonderful multi-level work, which is from the hands of a talented drummer who is only 21 years old. This album, full of vivid rhythm curves, once again proves that the Marsalis family has an unpredictable top position in the jazz scene. http://www.books.com.tw/products/0020043222

Personnel:   Bass – Bill Huntington (tracks: 5, 6, 8, 12), Roland Guerin (tracks: 1 to 4, 7, 9 to 11);  Drums – Jason Marsalis;  Piano – Ellis Marsalis

Twelve's It

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