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Documentary Wynton Marsalis

Off Topic: Watch Now: Playing Through the Changes (1992) - Wynton Marsalis

By The Wagnerian Monday, 13 June 2011 4:53:00 pm

Off topic but a weakness of mine: a 1992 documentary on the life and music of Wynton Marsalis (play time: 31 Mins)

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