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Ferrell Lee Sanders; October 13, 1940 - September 24, 2022) was an American jazz saxophonist. Known for his overblowing, harmonic, and multiphonic techniques on the saxophone, as well as his use of "sheets of sound", Sanders played a prominent role in the development of free jazz and spiritual jazz through his work as a member of John Coltrane's groups in the mid-1960s, and later through his solo work. He released more than thirty albums as a leader and collaborated extensively with vocalist Leon Thomas and pianist Alice Coltrane, among many others. Fellow saxophonist Ornette Coleman once described him as "probably the best tenor player in the world.

I had the incredible honor to see Pharaoh play at the Dakota Club in Minneapolis 7 years ago (2017). I brought friends to the first set. They left, but I stayed to watch the second set. I came back the second day and watched both sets in a row. That was an incredible experience.

REST IN PARADISE. YOU MUSIC WILL LIVE ON FOREVERMORE ..

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What a great share!!! Thank you!

A mystical being ascending to a new plane of existence.

I regret not been able to be there at this magic moment in history, my blesses for everyone that was able to enjoy the last performance of this genius

The best tenor player ever. Rest in peace. I really wish I could have seen him perform live.

wow.

Thankful I was alive to experience his wonderful music much love

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God Bless You All In Jesus Name Amen Jesus Is King And The Alpha And The Omega The Beginning And End Forever And Ever.

TOCANDO MUSICA EN SU PROPIO FUNERAL

thats beautiful, thanks for uploading that man

I'm a 74 native Chicagoan...born on the southside. I started listening Pharoah Sanders my senior year in highschool. I was 19 then. He studied with Coltrane, but branched out on his own...that's the way it's suppose to be. Spritual Jazz, Pharoah was a master... when i want to get into some deep thought and listen to some heavy, cold-blooded musicians, i reach for Pharoah Sanders. Watching this video chokes me up and makes me weep.

This is pure, this is beautiful. Thank you for capturing these blessed moments. The gospel of his work continues...

Name of the song?

In a world where no video could do this performance justice, you've captured something nothing short of a historical moment. A beautifully tasteful edit to accompany. Mr. Deluxe, you've doing the lords work. Forever grateful.

bewundernswert ... mit welcher leidenschaft PHARAOH SANDERS musik macht....

Pharoah Sanders, one of the most underrated jazzmen. RIP. We love you. Francois from France ☀

His last bow so gracious

Imagine all old people being treated so lovingly. Thats a world I want to live in.

Love. Light and Peace. Your music will forever comfort us. Robala ka khotso. O kgoshi ya di kgoshi when it comes to jazz. Pass our greetings to other ancestors like John Coltrane. Peace

It takes a lot to make an old man cry, but this did.😢😢

Man... 🙌😔🤍

So, so beautiful that his last notes performed were with his own voice...

Pharoah is swirling in the heavens, eternally part of the beauty he created

Rest in peace, brother. Thanks for the spirit-filled music. Glory and praise to The One who made you.

It is never too late to say thanks for your legacy and blessings. Pure feelings.

Thank you for this, brother! What a beautiful moment...

Heartbreaking..but Beautiful…

Thanks for the great music. RIP Majestic Pharaoh Sanders

I love his music the first time that I heard it, and still do. I’m listening to it right now 3-22-24

Well that's sad.

This is heartbreaking, the demons of the darkest lord tried their hardest to kill off the warriors of our time. They failed! We will never let the torch of Freedom diminish. God Bless your Pharoah, I love you eternal

I was quite reluctant to see this video, but was truly moved by it. It brought tears to my eyes. Pharoah Sanders was the closest I had ever been to seeing one of the truly great jazz masters. Having seen him in the early 80's, playing in Grant Park, Chicago, and again at the Jazz Showcase in '04, I wanted to remember him as one of the most Prolific saxophonists of all time. He undoubtedly was. This man was an outstanding musician, and his high energy channeled through everyone in the entire audience. I will always be grateful having had the opportunity to see Pharoah live. Although this video somewhat broke my heart, my memories will never change. As for this last performance, there are no words big enough to describe the awe I felt... RIP

I'm not even into jazz, but find this emotional! The audience were blessed!

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I've been thinking about this for a long time that video games have one of the greatest potentials of any art form because it really is just an amalgamation of all of them.

Seems like a really interesting idea mate, and fucking loved the editing and style of this video mate, first class!!

5:11 Ole ... Mr Coltrane..I loved you playing this before you said goodbye to the Earth 🌎

yeah idk if i have enough adhd for this game lol edit: Not like I could FIND the game from this video anyways. Fail!

I thankfully was never medicated. I have learned in adulthood to lean into what makes adhd and autism special. When I was younger I would self medicate via smoking weed constantly to "feel normal". But since stopping I have learned to harness the hyper creativity. No longer does it feel like this unbearable flood of ideas fighting to get out, but instead like an infinite wellspring that will never dry up. I think the most valuable thing for a neurodivergent person to do is to just accept themselves. Don't fret about being normal, normal people are average, bog standard. Lean into what makes you special. What I have realized is that I am not the issue, the society around me is. If someone takes issue with how I express myself or how I relate to the world, that is their issue, not mine. Learning that my autonomy is not less than anyone elses was liberating. Cherish what makes you different and use it to make the tapestry that is humanity more diverse.

Gorgeous camera work and editing!

This is sick!

thank you

The love and admiration in Tomoki's eye's and face everytime he looks at Pharoah is so beautiful.

People spent this legend's final performance making dumb woo-ing noises.

Beautiful..thanks Pharoah...you were a blessing ❤

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