When you work at a world class level and with the kind of intensity professionals like Wynton bring to his music, you are entitled to feel burnt out. He has done an incredible job as artistic director of Jazz at Lincoln Center. Their orchestra never disappoints.

That bass player spoke on music as much as he spoke on life

Thank You Wynton and the band. Life and art. I love Your music. Donald Fransson in Sweden.

Look, I appreciate the spirit behind the musical backgrounds you're adding over the discussion, but I would recommend against continuing that practice. You can't just slap music on the audio track like this and expect that it becomes anything but a detraction and a distraction. It's not helping; it's in the way. I would like it better if I didn't have to work so hard to hear the message these folks are trying to share, and I dare say that to ANY musician it's going to be this way because we have spent our lives teaching our ears to listen deeply to good music.

@vytasffbismarck7001

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what if you have some good jazz in the background when having sex? does it make you bad in bed too?

@OLDSCHOOLnola

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Understood. Will do better, and let me know what you think. Thanks so much!

@jambajoby32

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I agree, it ruins it lol but I’ve seen these in their original context so I’m familiar with the topics

@OLDSCHOOLnola

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I have perhaps made some improvements. Thoughts?

@RobertKennedyPersonal

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@@OLDSCHOOLnola What I've seen since I made my comment is indeed better. Thanks! I hadn't realized the same footage is available elsewhere and I wonder if maybe I should seek that out. But I haven't yet.

Gotta love the Mr. Rogers-ish pianism during the beginning. "I'm so pleased to visit with you today! Why don't we feed the fish together?"

Me too. Played in some big clubs, then a career, including U.S.A.F. that had something that had to do with anything but playing music for my patients. Now I play for my dog. Midlife crisis=muscle cars and women half my age.

Nice dialogue. It's so weird being a jazz musician, being able to see your progress can be impossible especially with how easy it is to be neurotic about it and attatching your value to it. When other people recognize your growth it can seem so weird. I play with a violinist, and he mentioned how my improvement has inspired him to get better. But Never have I ever thought I've gotten to a point of that recognition

Back in the day, playing even local gigs payed a Middle Class Wage. As a musician, you made more than regular workers and could afford the cost of living. Today, gig wages haven’t kept up with inflation. Gigs want to pay what they paid 30 years ago. Love of music is great. Struggling to survive, not so much. Try and get gigs that pay into the AFM Pension Fund. Really valuable in the end. Wynton seems like a humble guy:)

Music is one of the greatest stimulants to all people that there is on this planet.! We've abused the usage of it but its wonderful ! 😑😣

I really love how they're focusing on people rather than music. To me playing jazz is all about embracing and accepting the people in your group and life outside the group

The tenor trumpet duet at the end was worth it!!!

The background music is set too loud... can't be as loud or louder than the person speaking...etc.

@OLDSCHOOLnola

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Will do better. Thank you.

And I’m DAMN GLAD I hung in until the end to catch that incredible exchange between Branford and Wynton!!!! Telepathy and chops so rare in the music and even our planet!

BAND LEADER Wynton says, #1 "you gotta have gigs" lol 2. Pay your people on time yes lol 3. Don't lead like you know it all and you can't expect people to follow you like puppets.....something like that .......and be vulnerable. Great stuff! and so so right Another thing I would add, you probablly should have been born in Louisiana where there were always a lot of gigs.

Great words! ...........but that trombone!.............So lovely! Thanks for both.

I feel like I just took an entire course, not just in music, but leadership, teamwork, and commitment.

Amazing to see Wynton maintain his vibranium chops over the years. Never heard him having chop problems

@OLDSCHOOLnola

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Agreed! Thanks for your reply. Much more to come!

@terryhinkemeyer3857

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He had an ingrown stache hair years ago that created some problems that's all I've ever heard of with him as far as chop issues

A REAL conversation about life, dedication, and music.

Hi this isn't Cain & Abel. This is the song After By The Marsalis family "A Jazz Celebration " Beautiful vid love it!❤️💯

So eloquently stated! I met all of the speakers when they were in there 20's. Wow. They have given us a life of excellence! Appreciate you for posting!

@OLDSCHOOLnola

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My pleasure! Thanks so much for your reply. Much more to come!

Also. If you're getting the gigs make sure you get paid appropriately

Killer duet inside on that quartet! sooooooswinging!

What a great question!

nice seminar, dug Delfeayo Marsalis's trombone solo spot too

Sorry, I appreciate the effort, but I would love to know where I can watch this without the backing track. I find it very difficult to hear the speakers at times, and this is wonderful content that I don't want to miss.

@OLDSCHOOLnola

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Will post soon. Thank you.

@greenman9123

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Seriously, stop doing this creators

Awesome video! Thx for posting!

this is a beautiful conversation, wonderful!

@OLDSCHOOLnola

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Thank you. Much more to come!

💪❤Keep the Faith!

@OLDSCHOOLnola

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Thank you! Much more to come!

Why the background sound? Oh, that's right - music isn't important and deserves no attention. Just talk over it.

Herbie Hancock talked about being a Human, Musician, then instrumentalist as a sort of hierarchy as you walk through life(as a musician).

This is an excellent video. Thank you for sharing. I am studying alto saxophone and love jazz. I plan to share this not only with the musicians in my family but with others who have challenges in life, as we all do. I have just one suggestion, and that is to correct the spelling of the word: “quitting” in the video title. There are two “t”s in the word, not one. Thank you again.

@OLDSCHOOLnola

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Will do. Thank you.

Nice video. The audio editing is a little distracting

@OLDSCHOOLnola

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Will do better.

Carlos is the homie

Wisdom for the ages. Thank you for sharing.

What’s the name of the last song?

Why the background music??? Why???

He got to work with Elvin Jones.

Wynton couldn’t QUIT PLAYING if his LIFE DEPENDED on it. He once told me that if he ever stopped, HE WOULD DIE. 😮 Yeah, Without BEING SEEN, he'd be a NOBODY. The horn makes him SOMEBODY. He is just as HALLOW & SHALLOW as other CELEBRITY HUMANS who believe themselves to be SUPERIOR to others because THEY can ENTERTAIN or make NOISES with a PIECE of METAL. I PITY THEM ALL. 🙏🏼

Why is there music in the background?

4:23 wow is was rude of them to clap while hes talking

@MingusDynastyy

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That's the audio the uploader added

What is the deal with jazzing all over his talking ?!?!? Wtf aaaaarrrrrggghhhh it looks like I pick the wrong week to quit sniffin glue

@OLDSCHOOLnola

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Working to improve.

Repost and lose the bkgnd music please.

These people should speak louder.

Sorry, but Wynton is and always had been greatly over-rated. He rode the wave of diversity among the NY wealthy. He was lucky to be the right person at the time needed.

@MingusDynastyy

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This ain't about Wynton

@brEZ527

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He helped found one of the best modern jazz orchestras bro what are you talking about

@clawboss2028

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Regardless of the time period his playing speaks for itself. Probably the greatest trumpeter of all time.