Victor Goines - saxophone
Ashlin Parker - trumpet
Snug Harbor jazz club, Frenchman Street, New Orleans
Jason Marsalis' Tribute to Ellis Marsalis
Friday, May 1 2026
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Victor Goines - saxophone
Ashlin Parker - trumpet
Snug Harbor jazz club, Frenchman Street, New Orleans
Jason Marsalis' Tribute to Ellis Marsalis
Friday, May 1 2026
“In New Orleans, culture doesn’t come down from on high, it bubbles up from the streets.” - Ellis Marsalis.
Uptown New Orleans.
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when first we met
i felt my life was such a bore
when first we met
each day i lived was such a chore
going to work and coming home
each day i'm all alone
but now things have changed for me
when first we met
the thrill of seeing you each day
we found such joy
we'd be together come what may
all the movies we would share
we looked the perfect pair
at last what i sought was mine
but then came the time
we would quarrel a lot
we fought and loved and fought each day
i knew we were good together
but that was not enough
to keep the love like
when we first met
there were no problems we could see
when first we met
we were as happy as can be
but those days are far behind
we know love is not blind
it's over, it's gone, goodbye
it's too bad, though we tried
romance slipped away once more
Wynton Marsalis & Ellis Marsalis - Joe Cool’s Blues
Saddened to hear we lost a LEGEND of Jazz last night ELLIS MARSALIS JR. Between Ellis and Adam Schlesinger, the darn coronavirus has hit the Music world hard yesterday.
In Memoriam: Jazz Artists we Lost in 2020
New CurtJazz.com blog post! In Memoriam: Jazz Artists We Lost in 2020 #jazz #2020jazz #curtjazz
We already know that 2020 was an exceptionally cruel year. And its effect on the jazz world was especially painful. With many of our music’s greats already at an advanced age (albeit vibrantly, for many) and with a brutal virus spreading around, that hits the elderly and those with underlying conditions, far harder than other segments of the population, we knew it could be a tough year for our…
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