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tracks side a alto saxophone, bassoon Ken McIntyre
tracks side b bass Roland Guerin
tracks side a drums Bill Stewart
tracks side b drums Jason Marsalis
tracks side a french horn, tambourine Sharon Freeman
tracks side a guitar Mick Goodrick
tracks side a leader, bass Charlie Haden
tracks side a percussion Paul Picard
tracks side b piano Ellis Marsalis
tracks side b piano Harry Connick, Jr.
tracks side a piano James Williams
tracks side b saxophone Branford Marsalis
tracks side a tenor saxophone Javon Jackson
tracks side a tenor saxophone, flute Joe Lovano
tracks side b trombone Delfeayo Marsalis
tracks side b trombone Lucien Barbarin
tracks side a trombone Robin Eubanks
tracks side a trumpet Ryan Kisor
tracks side a trumpet Tim Hagans
tracks side b trumpet Wynton Marsalis
tracks side a tuba Joe Daley
DVD-10 (DS SL) disc

Release title and artists names printed on spine as:
The Marsalis Family: A Jazz Celebration / Charlie Haden: Live In Montreal

DVD additional info:

Charlie Hayden side:
One of the outlets for bassist Charlie Haden's multifarious musical interests is the politically charged, progressive Liberation Music Orchestra. In July 1992, the Orchestra - a powerhouse of some of the top names in jazz - brought the collaborative sound of their album Dream Keeper to the Montreal International Jazz Festival. The African National Congress anthem, Nkosi Sikelel'I Afrika, opens the program and sets the tone, with a blistering solo from the alto sax of Makanda Ken McIntyre and a more reflective one by tenor giant Joe Lovano. A suite-like series of traditional melodies from Latin America, plus a cry of defiance from the Spanish Civil War, follow; then Haden and his troops deliver a mix of rapture, joyous celebration and introspective interludes inside Carla Bley's stirring arrangements. The bill winds up with Haden's own Spiritual, whose every heartfelt phrase seems to denote the tired joy of emancipation.
Capacity: 4.34 GB (4444 MB)
Video: MPEG2 Video 720x480 (4:3) 29.97fps
Audio 1: LPCM 48000Hz stereo 1536kbps
Audio 2: Dolby AC3 48000Hz 6ch 448kbps
Recorded July 1992
Menu includes interview 1992 (11:35), press conference (12:10) and Miles Davis Prize (to Charlie Haden) (3:05)

The Marsalis Family side:
One Father… Four Sons… Two Generations of Jazz
On August 4, 2001, the Marsalis family gathered to pay musical tribute to their father Ellis. Enjoy this historic performance again and again. Includes material from the original public television broadcast and exclusive interview and concert footage.
Capacity: 4.08 GB (4174 MB)
Video: MPEG2 Video 720x480 (4:3) 29.97fps
Audio: Dolby AC3 48000Hz 6ch 448kbps
Menu includes interviews

Both sides:
Copyright protection : n/a
Region(s) : All
Barcode: 6 02498 06769 7 (Text)
Barcode: 602498067697 (String)
Barcode: 0 11661-3302-9 0 (Text)
Barcode: 011661330290 (String)
Matrix / Runout: D108A (Charlie Hayden side)
Matrix / Runout: D108B (The Marsalis Family side)