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An incredible track of Archie Shepp, paying tribute to the struggle for Mozambiquen people

Ke dinaka go felelela

Leandro barbieri

Heavenly soul

Gil did genius things with Miles, but this is a grotesque mess.

Muitíssimo obrigado. E o Brasil por falta de estudo, alta cultura e ignorância joga seus gênios no lixo. Parabéns!

WHAT CAN YOU SAY , OUTTASIGHT

Unk

Uncle JC… RIP… Markie Howze

Fantastic album, opened by young musical brain to infinities........GATO

Oh, I forgot to mention the 'stage' was actually a porch.

Too bad you don't have the video of the concert which was produced as a fundraiser for Shelburne. The piano was on a large, round stage at Shelburne Manor at the shore of Lake Champlain -- great show!

ach wie wunderbar denn am piano macht keith hier alles klar

thank you a lot. I cam here from that italian plaza solo concert. Sad that this has so few hits. But the more I appreciate you upload - thanx a lot ! Will advertise this to my jazz friends ;)

On the site of the Peterloo Massacre, 146 years later. Hunt and Liberty!

This is an extaticly silent piece. Reminded my of Wroclaw and UW years 60/70s in a Club.

Fantastic, what could be better.

The solo by W Kelly towards the end blew me away. Everyone on this album is a GIANT on his own

What do you say to such beauty. Miles and Coltrane were way ahead of their times. The solo by Coltrane is on another level

This album is simply beautiful...I love the way Milcho plays piano with such passion in every note...a true Maestro!💖 Nice collaboration with Dave Holland! (Wish I could get this live album (as a cd)!

Che pezzo

Charlie defied All nonbelievers. I studied with him n Ron Carter. I’m a Drummer composer. Ron taught a history of Music. At city university of ne2 York. N when student who said oh I saw Charlie at sweet basil th3 jazz club oh he s great. N asked Ron why? Ron said . Cause the way he plays the bass. Student replied what? Well how do you think he plays the bass? Ron said Curtly. CRUDELY!……….exactly. Someone said to Blakey bout Wayne. That tenor player sounds like scrambled eggs! Art said Yeah I love the way he scrambles those Eggs!

1:44 RZA from Wu-tang clan sample for M.E.T.H.O.D MAN

There’s most certainly a lot to unpack here

COLTRANE. ❤❤❤

Worlds first digital recording!

En la segunda bajada se puede apreciar cantidad de instrumentos sutiles y la melodia acojonante como grita como si fuers una voz desesperada. Es de locos

Se puede creer gritar ilusionar volar caer llorar añorar esperanzAr y volver a sentir otra vez todo en un solo tema como este es acojonante me vuelve loco .

Mi tema preferido del gran Barbieri joder que cantidad de sensaciones me hace sentir es la hostia . Ese saxo melancolíco sobre ritmos étnicos , joder que pasión hostias como desespera sobre el saxo desde el minuto uno y luego melodía tras melodía va bajando y subiendo para hacerte sentir que despegas de algo y luego vuelves a la tierra para volver a subir y caer poco a poco al final hasta morirte

Cuantos cambios de melodías tiene este tema con un mismo ritmo . Joder y subidas y bajadas de tono me alegra me entristece de añora me esperanza me ilusiona me apasiona de exalta y luego me vuelve a melancolizar y a recordar un amor y a flipar jajajjajjajajajaja absolutamente acojonante

Cada vez que oigo este lp me pone los pelos de punta que mezcla de jazz moderno con ritmos latinos este tío es alucinante

A very beautiful duo ..

What an Amazing Achievement Bobby and still Wowing Your Audience's Everywhere You Play Brilliant Bobby ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Bobby hasn't changed wonderful to hear this 59years on Amazing!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤You're So loved by So Many Million's World wide ❤

I've loved this song and album and band for decades, (and huge Charlie Haden fan in general) and support any true liberation 'theology', but have to agree with @ROILUS_ROIZUS that 'the che', like Fidel, did crucial harm to the life and potential of Cubans. The revolution was necessary and positive, but the subsequent lack of democracy, the horrific human rights abuses and stubborn inflexibility to adapt their vision more to the reality of Cuba than the Soviet Union's PR yielded the results we have had in Cuba now for decades. I'm not an American apologist; the U.S. exploited or ignored Cuba relentlessly, to it's detriment and our everlasting shame. I just wish this magnificent art had a different, better title.

brutal!!!!!

Geiles Thema jungs

perfect BigBand Jazz

Píncaros do Jazz

This sounds better at x85, which is more like the record, but usually Dylan plays live faster. IF you gotta go sounds much better acoustic.

Stupendo. Grazie ❤

Brilliant album. I go back to it again and again.

This Song brings me back to when I first heard it !!!😮

Betcha NO ONE was yelling Judas! during THIS concert. ICYDK: Roughly 1 year later, Bob would return to this very famous venue to put on perhaps the most memorable concert of his career, the 1st set which was acoustic and included some of the same songs from this very set… …and the 2nd set from that date was an electric set that included 4/5 of The Hawks (not long after this renamed The Band) minus Levon Helm, replaced on drums by Mickey Jones, who had been a sideman for Trini Lopez on the latter’s 2 live at PJ’s albums and who would have a 2nd career as a character actor in TV and movies. It was just before Bob and The Hawks were due to play what would be one of Bob’s signature songs (if not THE signature) to conclude the concert [Like A Rolling Stone] when the infamous one-word rant (see above) was uttered. Bob yelled back : “I don’t believe you…you’re a liar…”, turned to the band (literally and figuratively) and then said, “Play [fornicating] loud!” And they did.

Why no pictures of Jaki Byard?

I realize as get older we don’t sound as good as in our youth, and happens to every artist, but I really miss early Dylan’s voice. I can’t listen to him now, but I treasure his old recordings

This was one of his best songs.

sublime

I bought this in the summer of '69, when I was in Vancouver on holiday. Sounded fabulous then, as it does today. Great sound for the time.

Loved Gato before he went "disco".