Art Blakey's Jazz Messenger - Wheel Within' a Wheel

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Oh boy! A new Bobby Watson composition I haven't heard yet. Yeah the messengers had a great period when Bobby Watson was contributing a lot of originals- I assume he was the musical director at the time although James Williams and Charles Fambrough also were making substantial contributions.

farrelteich

Thank you Bobby Watson...🎷🎷..and Art for that press roll..🥁💓❤💓

sohooded

It's written by the great alto sax player and composer, Bobby Watson (not Wynton as credited). As well as Wheel Within A Wheel he wrote the beautiful tunes, In Case You Missed It (aka Fuller Love) and Time Will Tell that were staples of the Messenger's repertoire during his tenure. I highly recommend any of the Jazz Messenger's albums from this period especially, Album Of The Year, Keystone 3, Gypsy Folk Tales & (The Big Band) Live At Montreux And Northsea. Also Bobby's solo albums, All Because Of You is my all time favourite.

cliffordsaffer

They are: Winton Marsalis (trumpet), Bobby Watson (Alto Sax), Billy Pierce (Sax), Jimmy Williams (Piano), Charles Fambrough (Bass) and Art Blakey (drums), Recorded the 11/10/80, Ft.Lauderdale, Fla.
And yes, Taylor, there's the bit to salute Coltrane.
Thanks for uploading it, Dariobd.

dejadedarlavara

Art Blakey 🥁, Bob Watson🎷 so many players of instruments J Williams I believe last gazed at this album on 🎹 love me jazz🎶🎵 bella musica

winstoncampbell

Love this tune 🧡 thank you Bobby Watson for writing it.

joancorr

its not just jazz //// to me it sounds like a beautifull abd breliant song

ohadhatuka

I think he quoted 'My Favorite Things' around 4:40ish

taylorwisgerhof

Hey folks, Clifford Saffer and company know exactly what they are talking about. I'm from St. Louis Missouri, Bobby is from Kansas City, MO. I've met Bobby, I am a piano player. And I've met Bu. Bobby Watson was the ish when he was 26 years old and music director of the Jazz messengers. And I know Charles Fambrough from his days with McCoy Tyner. These cats are other worldly, trust me!

Now, if you want proof of what I attest here, Google "Heckle and Jekyll", with Bobby, Victor Lewis and Horizon. I rest my case and I love you all!

kennmiller

I'm thinking this may have been recorded at Bubba's, a jazz club in Ft. Lauderdale that unfortunately closed in the the early 80s, shortly before I moved there...

bassclarinetfanatic