Charles Fambrough

Keystone 3

Art Blakey · 1982

Album of the Year

Art Blakey · 1981

Wynton Marsalis

Wynton Marsalis · 1982

Fathers & Sons

Fathers & Sons · 1982

In 1981, bassist Charles Fambrough stood next to a still-unknown teenage trumpeter, Wynton Marsalis, in Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers. After Album of the Year and Keystone 3, Fambrough was called back for Marsalis's own debut as a leader, Wynton Marsalis (1982).

Keystone 3

Art Blakey · 1982

Wingspan

Mulgrew Miller · 1987

Mulgrew MillerMulgrew Millerマルグリュー・ミラー came up in Woody ShawWoody Shawウディ・ショウ's band, then moved to Art BlakeyArt Blakeyアート・ブレイキー's Jazz Messengers (1983–86), then to Tony WilliamsTony Williamsトニー・ウィリアムス's acoustic quintet. He carried the hard bop tradition with elegance while consistently seeking out younger musicians. He anchored many of Kenny GarrettKenny Garrettケニー・ギャレット's most important recordings.

— Blue Note Records: The Biography, Richard Cook, 2001

Wynton Marsalis

Wynton Marsalis · 1982

Full Wynton MarsalisWynton MarsalisWynton Marsalis · 1982 Septet concert from July 1993, recorded by Dutch TV during the 'In This House, On This Morning' period.

— Holy Ghost - Wynton Marsalis Septet at North Sea Jazz Festival 1993, Wynton Marsalis Official, 1993