Black Codes (From The Underground)
Wynton Marsalis (trumpet), Branford Marsalis (tenor saxophone), Jeff Tain Watts (drums), Kenny Kirkland (piano), Branford Marsalis (soprano saxophone), Charnett Moffett (bass)
Awards:
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Grammy Awards, 29th Awards (1986), Best Jazz Instrumental Performance, Group
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Grammy Awards, 29th Awards (1986), Best Jazz Instrumental Performance, Group
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Grammy Awards, 29th Awards (1986), Best Jazz Instrumental Performance, Soloist
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Jazzwise, 100 Albums That Shook the World
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Penguin Guide to Jazz, Core Collection
Black Codes marks the time in young Wynton’s career when he moved from being a Blakey/Hancock prodigy and started to stake out his own ground.
Black Codes (From The Underground)
Wynton Marsalis (trumpet), Branford Marsalis (tenor saxophone), Jeff Tain Watts (drums), Kenny Kirkland (piano), Branford Marsalis (soprano saxophone), Charnett Moffett (bass)
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Awards:
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Grammy Awards, 29th Awards (1986), Best Jazz Instrumental Performance, Group
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Grammy Awards, 29th Awards (1986), Best Jazz Instrumental Performance, Group
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Grammy Awards, 29th Awards (1986), Best Jazz Instrumental Performance, Soloist
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Jazzwise, 100 Albums That Shook the World
-
Penguin Guide to Jazz, Core Collection
Black Codes marks the time in young Wynton’s career when he moved from being a Blakey/Hancock prodigy and started to stake out his own ground.
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Contents and tracklist
- Wynton Marsalis (trumpet), Branford Marsalis (tenor saxophone), Jeff Tain Watts (drums), Kenny Kirkland (piano), Branford Marsalis (soprano saxophone), Charnett Moffett (bass)
Awards and reviews
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Grammy Awards29th Awards (1986)Best Jazz Instrumental Performance, Group
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Grammy Awards29th Awards (1986)Best Jazz Instrumental Performance, Group
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Grammy Awards29th Awards (1986)Best Jazz Instrumental Performance, Soloist
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Jazzwise100 Albums That Shook the World
-
Penguin Guide to JazzCore Collection
100 Albums That Shook the World
Black Codes marks the time in young Wynton’s career when he moved from being a Blakey/Hancock prodigy and started to stake out his own ground.
