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God I was 18 thank you lovely people down looe❤❤

Fck I loved mart plus clash xx

Good music lives forever

My Uncle John B. Williams is on bass.

i always thought Stevie was playing a MiniMoog bass on his 3 masterpiece albums, this is a revelation to me that it was The Tonto, wow!

This song should lead you to Nick Drake and a new world of music you didn't know existed.

GREAT JAZZ WITH A TOUCH OF ISLAND MUSIC AND BRAZILIAN BEAT, wow how old was mr cobham back then, he clearly played left handed , when i first saw him with the mahavishnu orquestra he played an open style of drumming, with 10 times more percussion, around 1971 or 72 in princeton university, great show..

We never used to rush much back in the days.

Mind blowing musicianship.

Dear RUclips. How the F*** can you interrupt this masterpiece with some stupid advertisement?

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EU ESTOU OUVINDO

Thanks madlib

Love that sax solo.

Father's Day anthem

Excellent song. This is beautiful.

When music was music!

How important were the drugs and booze in his performances?

Great version of a great sing written by Stan Vincent..

i was so lucky, a friend took me to a show at the old ballard firehouse in Seattle. i was such a punk..but suddenly I understood...music is fun, and freeing. thank you sun ra.

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Before the was George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic, before David Bowie and Ziggy Stardust, there was SUN RA!

Just wonderful music...

A beautiful piece but a strange note of observation on my part. Comparing the first image of Silver in this video to the last image at the end, it looks as if he aged 20 years playing this song... as if he became his father.

At 8:40 the host begins to describe the history of the organ in jazz, and rightfully attributes it's rise in popularity to Jimmy Smith in 1956. That said, he omits a critical aspect of this rise in popularity: the addition of the Hammond B-3 & C-3 models to the product line. These models debuted the harmonic percussion effect, which is a huge part of the B-3 sound, and the ability to manage staccato effects changed what an artist could do on the instrument. It became a unique voice in popular music, and swiftly became the must-have organ for black America's music, especially gospel and jazz, but later on in the early 60's, soul jazz, R&B, & rock and roll. That percussion effect made playing fast be-bop lines possible; before that, there was only a soft attack available, and that just wasn't very compelling against a backdrop of articulate phrasing on horns, pianos and guitars that was commonplace in 1950's jazz. Jimmy Smith is an unparalleled champion of the B-3. When it was introduced to the marketplace, he acquired one immediately, holed up for months, and dug in to master it. Those first recordings are remarkable for their stamina alone, but the intense hard bop swing, Smith's enormous chops and that Hammond harmonic percussion were a revelation. Smith was truly a man of vision and a bold, fearless pioneering spirit.

what's the go with his accent his cockney turned into full blown glasweegin?

wow

Enjoy people.... fucking amazing....🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Recién lo conozco y no puedo creer lo increíble que era. 😮😮😮

Hey, im a Jazz singer and i never get bored with this tune, so many nuances, what Fabulous ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Perfection

This is so wonderful. Bless you John.

This is a masterpiece!

Listening to this tune at Maio island Cabo Verde where his father was born really makes a difference and one feels why he was so magic

reparations. land back. and free palestine

Quelle volupté vertigineuse que ce moment partagé 😎🎶

This group harmony at its finest!!❤❤❤

Smooth...the real deal...Cobham is playing regular kit? Whoooa lol

EPISODE NAME PLSSS🙏🙏🙏

Louis Hayes has a great new-ish album in tribute to Horace who he played with in the 50s, I have it on re-play it's so good

My dad was a jazz man and thank s to him I got to listen to Jazz And my daughter

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Hahahaha I love his little quick smiles when the interviewers are acting and sounding like they don’t know what to do or say and you can tell he’s getting a kick out of making them uncomfortable. Go to 10:30 for instance and watch the quick little smile after the the ufo not having a license remark 😂😂

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Would have have loved to hear Marvyn Gaye sing some JM songs...think it would have worked😊

Sun Ra drinking a Coca-Cola is probably one of the greatest things I've ever seen.

Everytime the legend pops up on my feed, i stop & 👂🏿. Rocket no.9 has taken me to space, which is the place. I wish i had an opportunity to meet this being while he was here on the planet but I came here in '87 so i missed my window but thanks to the music that was shared by Sun Ra & Arkestra I was able to tap in. I AM GRATEFUL!

I remember growing up in the 60s in Baltimore and my dad playing this song, a lot!

God damnit, a Reese’s commercial?