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Lawrence Smith
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Amina Figarova Above The Clouds Ernie's Song
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Amina Figarova Above The Clouds Ernie's Song
Amina Figarova Above The Clouds A Dance
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Amina Figarova Above The Clouds A Dance
Love this!
Incredible atmosphere. He could just as well have titled it "Ghosts"
First time hearing this song I was sharing a lyfe with another client and he was playing it and it caught my attention so I asked him who this person was and song it is so smooth and very melody I really like it ❤❤❤
Rasco 🔥
sensational forgotten jazz topic
That's my favorite tune on the album. It completes the album for me.the title tune was the jam.
You can never go wrong with a Brian Bromberg track, listened 07/18/2020. Thanks for posting/sharing @LawrenceSmith
TEALMENTE TOCAS COMO LOS ANGELES Y SE NOTA LA ENTRGA TOTAL
One of the coolest moments in my channel surfing life was happening upon Eric's group playing on Mr.Roger's Neighborhood.Two of Pittsburgh's finest....
Right with you... saw Eric there as well, twice.
Dripping with space goo
Do you have "A Dude Called Zeke" and "Shadow Of Your Smile"? Eddie Fisher and Luther Ingram we're both lived in Centreville, Illinois where I'm from and died the same year.
great tune
Eric Kloss - alto and tenor saxes, Neal Creque - piano, elec. piano, Gene Taylor - bass, Ron Krasinsky - drums, tambourine. Doors is in 9/8 meter. (Count it out!) Recorded New Years Day, 1972. Eric, born blind, was 22. It was his 11th album as a leader. Other Erik Kloss recommendations also here on YT: Sky Shadows (the longer version has a little better sound quality - has replayed sections after the song for some unknown reason, and The Kingdom Within.
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Thought he was Black, first time I heard this back in the 1970s... Amazing talent. Great to hear it again after all of these years
Some of us white folks ARE black. Some of us black folks ARE white. Makes it hard to discriminate doesn't it? Wish I could figure out a way to make that confusion universal.
@@reverendbryan Amen
@today is not yesterday It's not brainwashing as much as just being used to Black styles of playing. Even the late Miles Davis could tell the subtle differences between Black and White musicians and purposely mixed them for this reason or without prejudice. Other great White musicians who "played Black" : John Klemmer, Bob James, Average White Band, Keith Jarret...As Black people, we're usually *pleasantly surprised* at such White musicians... No hatred or shade, just admiration...
Music is too great to be concerned with such distinctions.Though it's origins come from specific times,places and peoples,music has always had the quality of transcendence.
@@JungleYT I was talking with my girlfriend who's black about racism. She liked my perspective and said I was black inside. Biggest compliment I've ever had.
A Lost Avant Garde Excellent Tune!!!!!!! Jam On Eric, Jam On!!!!!!!😎🕶✊🏿✊🏾👍🏼👏🏾👌🏾🎷🆒
The 9/8 meter and modal playing gives an almost hypnotic affect. Dig it.
this version of ...(paint it black...) is the very best. and i have heard them all.yall do like i do...SMOKE ONE...DRANKA MLLER HIGH LIFE ...PUT PAIN IT BLACK ON...AND TURN THAT SUM BITCH UP.
My all time favorite by Phil Upchurch!
This Phil Upchurch recording is the definition of the quote " Let It Fly ".
Kenny Clark I agree 100%
Still one of my favorite & most influential compositions as a junior high schl music student. Wld wear out my big brother's Cadet copy wishing to one day to dance th sky on those kind of laughtered silvered strings. His & Charles Stepney arrngmnt mde a lil boy's heart soar with th possibilities of "What If" - I absolutely love his string laughter. It hd a major influence on my writing playing til today. He & Wes octaves gave me butterfly wings & were a 👨 major influence on my string prowess. ("praise God & thank you for a much appreciative effort & th C. Stepney celestrial vocals")