Levee Low Moan is a Wynton Marsalis album released in 1991 by Columbia Records. It was recorded in New York that same year and produced by Marsalis and George Butler. The album continues his series of works inspired by blues and roots jazz.
The album includes original compositions that evoke the spirit of the Mississippi Delta and Southern blues. Marsalis plays trumpet with a narrative approach, accompanied by his septet. The work was praised for its authenticity and emotional depth.
Levee Low Moan is considered a tribute to African American musical traditions. Although not a massive commercial success, it solidified Marsalis as a defender of classic jazz. Its raw and spiritual sound distinguishes it within his discography.