I played the Trombone and was fortunate to work with Hiroshi in Vegas when he moved there in the late 70's. His dream was to came to the US and play with musicians from the Jazz world. Before he came to the States he was a Jazz ledgend in Japan. They called him the Cat. Such a sweet soul. He passed away not to long ago and my memories of him always make me smile. I miss you Hiroshi and thanks to Cagri Yalcin you can imagine what a truly inovative Jazz master he was just by listening to this beautiful track off his album. See you on the other side Hiroshi.
This album is more famous than it was when it was released in ‘75. Listening to music like this is like looking for that $5 bill you lost and finding a $50 instead.
Stumbled n upon the Hiroshi Suzuki , I became , mm lost in an emptiness of why such transformation mm such open mind travel it’s now ya gotta have more,, n 📌☮️😎😇
This song makes me wanna go be an undercover detective and clean up the streets of a crime filled metropolis while smoking a cigarette and having a narrative monologue playing in the background
This song is like driving through the city on a rainy night, empty streets, a sign flickers on the front of a liquor store. The light sound of rain dances on the car roof. Streetlights reflect off the road in a beautiful distortion like a sunset glistening over the ocean.
@@jmcg.productions8488 Close your eyes and you wouldn't know who performed this track. Because we do know, we'll claim it's not soul. It's soul in Japan and I love this sound.
Been listening to jazz all my life. Born in 1972 to jazz musician parents. Yet I'm just hearing this, now, in 2021. I can't believe it. Moved to tears. Beautiful beyond words. Which is probably the point. I'm speechless.
Isn’t it beautiful how music can just instantly grab hold of you and not let go? I first heard this song about 5 months ago and fell in love. Been listening to it regularly since then. If you’re so minded, listen to some other Japanese jazz you can check out - th-cam.com/video/G68Q4lCM5pQ/w-d-xo.html
This music fits all kinds of situations....chillin, driving, making love you name it. If your a chill type individual, whether you were alive in "75" or not, this thing is hot!
"whether you were alive in "75" or not" I like that 'cause my current incarnation started in 1992 and yet to gain thorough recollection of my past lives.
This song is perfect, I mean philosophically perfect. Full of details but at the same time nothing calls your attention. Everyone plays so exactly that it feels they are not playing at all. Sometimes it seems that they just gathered to play without rehearsal, while falling asleep. You can't see the edges of the artist's mind, it's so well ensembled, as a hole in a rock made by constant dripping of water for millenia. Like the platonic ideal of a jazz standard. I know Tao cannot be named or defined, but can be certainly listened here.
Beauty of jazz my friend. It’s like a mess, but an organized, designed, well constructed mess. A musical oxymoron of sorts, if any of that makes sense.
I've lived on this earth for 55 years and never heard of this magnificent masterpiece until this year (2022). I'm succumbed with emotion and the yearning to be in-love. To feel safe, secure, protected and happy in that love.
I was three years old in 1975, and jazz in Japan was on fire man. Artists like Aiko yano, godiego, and kimiko Kasai, and of course hiroshima were it man. Really groovy. This joint here cements it for me
Isn't Godiedo a rock band? :) I think they were the first rock band to play in China. Only heard two of their songs though, so I may be wrong. :D Monkey Magic opening and end themes..
When a human is truly in tune with the highest form of himself, he reflects righteousness of God, when in this groove you will be able to do things that transcend time and space. You will tap into a graciousness that is evident to all men. You will create things of beauty and marvel. This is one such type of work.
For those that haven’t known, can we just appreciate that Hiroshi Suzuki is doing this with a TROMBONE? At first listen I legitimately thought those last few notes were coming from a sax.
"The trail went cold, and there I was - back at square one. Like a doctor with a bad reputation, I was running out of patients - and like those patients, I was running out of time..."
the video has close to 3mil views - and there are 41 sample entries of this track in WhoSampled already - I wouldn't necessarily call that digging deep... lol
Bro idk why he gets hate! Dude knows his classics he's in my top 5 for life! Jets! All the love he shows for the game is something to admire no matter what the subject matter is.
Really interesting to see that this was made by somebody from the other side of the world. This truly shows how music unites us all. Stay safe everyone.
See I don't think yall understand...this composition is a mixture of a time of pure magic and creativity in a time long ago but still in the present moment. My soul leaps with joy of the pure essence of the wind blown threw each note 🎶.......🙏🏾👂🏽
There's something special about a good brass player especially for the trumpet. The trumpet can be used to really capture the feelings that one is expressing if the trumpet player knows how to express emotions on the trumpet.
I'm not a drummer, but for some reason first thing that caught my ear were drums. Damn, so delicate and nuanced. Amazing dynamics. Really driving the whole thing forward.
Yeah, that's Akira Ishikawa for ya. He was usually the band leader, and it's easy to see why. I see him as basically Japanese Bernard Purdie, he was just so prolific, always at the centre of everything to do with funk/jazz/soul through the 60s and 70s. Then he seemed to disappear in the 80s when he was only in his fifties. I can't imagine he retired because that's basically a teenager for a jazz musician. I'd love to watch a documentary or read a biography about him, but I don't think there is one.
Great perfect actually amazing recipe for a good night .I'm exploring new music and definitely found it here I'm just in my room alone hearing sampling and exploring
Absolutely loved reading the short commentaries in the comments, with slight differences but overall the same narrative and feel. This entire comment section is beautiful.
I rarely have the exact same feeling while listening to a remix and the original, but man, this Vanilla dude, made a great song with this sample. Wow both are amazing, good vibes.
He'd be 87 now, not sure if he's still with us. There's a newspaper interview with him from 2014, he speaks about his journey and the people he's played with etc, including playing in Las Vegas for 20 years which probably his explains his relatively few recording credits compared to his bandmates on this record. He said he developed a lung condition (COPD) around 2009 but was still playing trombone every day.
We need that type of jazz like that in the radio stations in 2020 when we driving the car. That jazz music is like I'm taking my girlfriend on a date in the afternoon.
@@thejcxshow4426 nice. You won't be disappointed I promise. Wish I could play it at night to fall asleep but with music especially blue note jazz I'D be awake all night and get 0 sleep before work the next day. Simply sublime tho. Sad , nostalgic and full of hope. Jazz ❤❤❤❤
Bummer, my friend, but hey, if you're going to be out $24 with a nagging growling stomach, at least your ears were really, really happy (yummy ear candy). Definitely worth it! *Peace!*
Its not that there isn't new music being made by good musicians, its just that the spotlight is pointed at the wrong way I feel. The media, our culture, its all focusing on degeneracy and mediocrity. No producers wanna take risks anymore, and the music business is now betting all its money on holograms for Christ sake!
This song puts me in a tranquil day.. the temps in the mid 70s low 80s ,with a slight breeze ..sun shining bright.. that summah feeling ... the smell of barbecue, perhaps a fish fry too, lil horseshoes... kids arms wearing out churning the homemade ice cream .. music pumping from the trunks...mamas and daddys..aunties and cuttin(cousin) nem out there basking in that golden time of day... What a time to be alive
It's too late. His music is already a part of my soul, along with so many other greats. Jazz music can swell you up with coolness, or it can takes you to the depths and heights, the very boundaries of other emotions and if you are blessed beyond, only to bring you back more mature, more aware, and richer.
What a Hypnotic sound, I can't playing it. I can't understand why I haven't come across this musician, or his music before. Still better late than never.
This is why Curren$y is one of the greatest rappers of all time, I had no clue this is where the “Hi Top Whites” beat came from but boy am I glad I clicked on this
As a jazz connoisseur I don’t understand how I slept on this piece and artist. Best believe I’m Woke now! I definitely will be jamming this through 2018 and beyond. I guess there are advantages of insomnia.
You probably have insomnia because of your highly developed brain, as a jazz connoiseur your near superhuman intelligence is keeping you up, i hope you are okay.
Everytime I listen to this, for some reason, I think of cruising downtown in the city of Pittsburgh at night or just looking down at their city lights from a really high hill. Idk it just goes together. ☺️
what... Why would you not want to sample it just for fun you don't even have to release it. Try make it original like using a different section of the sample or flipping the main catchy part in a unique way.
When I first heard this song it Pulled me out of my soul and took me on a journey....and I ain't gonna lie I didn't want to come back.... Excellence in motion !!!...good thing the record stop...".it let me out on a corner in the rain !!!
After listening to jazz music all this time I can truly say that THIS IS THE GREATEST PIECE OF ALL TIME. not day goes by that I don't play this song. That ending is just breathtaking
I remember as a kid my dad would put on some kind of easy listen station on pandora and we'd all clean up the house on a Saturday morning. This is one of the songs I remember playing every so often, never thought much about it but happy to have accidentally found it on YT on accident.
It is times like this that I’m thankful that I can sit back and listen to beautiful music like this and just freeze this moment for me in on this journey we call life just turn another year younger and this was truly a gift for my soul thank you for this bench and ocean view with that lovely sea breeze and no distractions just the fair lights that move across the city floor in the distance and the faint but distinctive smell of fresh pretzels and laughter but no words how delightful
walking down a cold dark street with a stray cat watching you as your breath vapors up in the air and your hands are tucked in your long leather coat, the light from the lamp post flickering, the sound of a police siren far in the distance, graffeties all over the old brick walls of the building around you with a story to tell, steam rising out of the sewers, the moon is there, but kinda shy behind the clouds, a homeless man looking threw the trash, an old lady looking at you from her window, a shoe hanging from a wire, old news papers drifing thru the wind across the old cracked street, an olderly man drinking coffe in the window of a small almost hidden coffe shop that looks way to old to still be opened. this is what i think when i listen to this song.
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This is my favorite song of all time.
suicideboys version better you belligerent new yorker
That's cool
True, Japanese jazz is simply amazing, and there so many excellent songs to listen to, and yet so little time to listen to them all…
I am dumbfounded.
Omg it's hat
I get the impression that the 70s were the golden era of music
The 70s were the golden era of artistic expression
the final era of analog wherein it was perfected
Damn right.
Mmmmmmmbyes
every musical era had its good and bad moments, there were many bad moments in 70s music however people tend to look over it
I played the Trombone and was fortunate to work with Hiroshi in Vegas when he moved there in the late 70's. His dream was to came to the US and play with musicians from the Jazz world. Before he came to the States he was a Jazz ledgend in Japan. They called him the Cat. Such a sweet soul. He passed away not to long ago and my memories of him always make me smile. I miss you Hiroshi and thanks to Cagri Yalcin you can imagine what a truly inovative Jazz master he was just by listening to this beautiful track off his album. See you on the other side Hiroshi.
Thanks for sharing. Such a pleasure hearing the perspective of someone who knew an artist personally
High school trombone player class of 2013
He is dead??
But when??
There is no Wiki page of his
This album is more famous than it was when it was released in ‘75. Listening to music like this is like looking for that $5 bill you lost and finding a $50 instead.
Hi how are you doing
More like finding 1 OZ of the purest gold
I don't even know how I came across this piece but it is so wonderful to my ears. And I'm doing great, thanks x👍🏾
Serendipity
Stumbled n upon the Hiroshi Suzuki , I became , mm lost in an emptiness of why such transformation mm such open mind travel it’s now ya gotta have more,, n 📌☮️😎😇
This song makes me wanna go be an undercover detective and clean up the streets of a crime filled metropolis while smoking a cigarette and having a narrative monologue playing in the background
With a magnifying glass tracing footsteps
YES I thought the same thing!!!!!
you went deep on that one
And it's always raining.and there's a damsel is distress waiting 4 u in a long red dress
Deep cover stormy nights
All that glitters is not gold but it’s still damn beautiful
Thank you so so much
lmaooo i jus came here to see if this was the actual sample ahaha $uicideboy$ forever FTP 666
@@Stunna_saul same here
3:59
Yessss
This song is like driving through the city on a rainy night, empty streets, a sign flickers on the front of a liquor store. The light sound of rain dances on the car roof. Streetlights reflect off the road in a beautiful distortion like a sunset glistening over the ocean.
Yes, exactly!
You painted a pretty vivid picture and now I can't stop going there when I hear this
Fantastic description!!
Yess
Your description is absolutely perfect!!!!!!!!❤️
Rest in peace Hiroshi Suzuki ! 1933 - 2020 ⚡️❤️
si
Didn't know he passed away 😢
o7
This seems to be recomended to everyone listening to hip hop instrumentals.
The Cat is out of the Bag.
And stoners in general
I was listening to Casiopea, and this was in the related videos
its sampled a shitload in lofi hip hop beats
jajaja bro i am doing a sample whit a amazing song
Japanese musicians had so much soul in the 70s
So 'true. Best Fusion was from Japan. Casiopea in the 70;s
+Atelier Weather Report and miles are up there for some of the best fusion players in the 70's too though.
Billy Doyle STFU
@@jmcg.productions8488 Close your eyes and you wouldn't know who performed this track. Because we do know, we'll claim it's not soul. It's soul in Japan and I love this sound.
Still do always will. Have magnificent oriental artist.
Been listening to jazz all my life. Born in 1972 to jazz musician parents. Yet I'm just hearing this, now, in 2021. I can't believe it. Moved to tears. Beautiful beyond words. Which is probably the point. I'm speechless.
Isn’t it beautiful how music can just instantly grab hold of you and not let go? I first heard this song about 5 months ago and fell in love. Been listening to it regularly since then. If you’re so minded, listen to some other Japanese jazz you can check out - th-cam.com/video/G68Q4lCM5pQ/w-d-xo.html
72 was a good year. Happy 50th!
1971 same here minus jazz parents. Guess Herb and Miles were getting all of the notoriety then. Better late than never!
Youngster
@@ValarieCarey Thank you 🙏🏽 (I’m 49 still :)
I'm almost 100% certain this is one of the best jazz songs I've ever heard. It is a perfect composition of beauty and mood.
You must listen to casiopea,noriki,tatsuro yamashita,kadomatsu!
Hi how are you doing
Just found this on 9/2019 .... shame on yall keeping this to yourselves
2jzdrift95ify same here 🤦🏾♂️
Saaaaame
😂 right
Right here with ya bud - had to get lost in the music myself.
@Bulger Bellybutton it's in a song by $uicideboy$
This music fits all kinds of situations....chillin, driving, making love you name it. If your a chill type individual, whether you were alive in "75" or not, this thing is hot!
a funeral?
james garnett you got that right
"whether you were alive in "75" or not" I like that 'cause my current incarnation started in 1992 and yet to gain thorough recollection of my past lives.
Isd trip
IN REAL MAN DIG THAT
This song is perfect, I mean philosophically perfect. Full of details but at the same time nothing calls your attention. Everyone plays so exactly that it feels they are not playing at all. Sometimes it seems that they just gathered to play without rehearsal, while falling asleep. You can't see the edges of the artist's mind, it's so well ensembled, as a hole in a rock made by constant dripping of water for millenia. Like the platonic ideal of a jazz standard. I know Tao cannot be named or defined, but can be certainly listened here.
well said my friend
@@jankfoots Thank you for reminding me this comment
Beauty of jazz my friend. It’s like a mess, but an organized, designed, well constructed mess. A musical oxymoron of sorts, if any of that makes sense.
Ageed Gino. Excellent comment!
Jazz in a nutshell
Instagram reels brought me here, this song is just perfect, it's beautiful 😍
Me to
Same here
Same here
Ditto.
I love it when I end up in the good corner of TH-cam. Doesn't happen a whole lot.
somewhere where no haters at
and suddenly youtube showed me this.....cheers to machine learning!
I feel like it knows me better than myself sometimes :D.
You phrased my current feelings perfectly
DUDE. I found you! WOW haha
I WISH MY LIFE SOUNDED LIKE THIS.
Marcus Reeves floating like there is no stop just pure happiness
@@1kiakia11 INDEED MY QUEEN
Marcus Reeves agree
Life doesn't have a soundtrack. But you can make your own, friend.
If you're listening then it does sound like this.
I've lived on this earth for 55 years and never heard of this magnificent masterpiece until this year (2022). I'm succumbed with emotion and the yearning to be in-love. To feel safe, secure, protected and happy in that love.
Im hearing for the first time in 2024. A masterpiece
The last few seconds are heaven-like. I'd love to hear where those last faint notes were going.. It's only a dream for now
I was three years old in 1975, and jazz in Japan was on fire man. Artists like Aiko yano, godiego, and kimiko Kasai, and of course hiroshima were it man. Really groovy. This joint here cements it for me
Same here. I was three as well in 1975
Yeah Hiroshima was great
Isn't Godiedo a rock band? :) I think they were the first rock band to play in China. Only heard two of their songs though, so I may be wrong. :D Monkey Magic opening and end themes..
hiroshima
Thanks for sharing my friend... I just discovered Hiroshi one week ago, I am totally addicted to his songs now, I'll search for this other guys too. 👍
this song will be played in the reception of heaven... just to ease up that nervous tension
Yeaaaa boi
only if you are getting in, otherwise its Tom Jones "Hit the road Jack"
wow... this may be the best comment on youtube ever. and no I am not being sarcastic
I agree with you Mahelia de Randamine
Nah I'll be praising God but this is nice though
When a human is truly in tune with the highest form of himself, he reflects righteousness of God, when in this groove you will be able to do things that transcend time and space. You will tap into a graciousness that is evident to all men. You will create things of beauty and marvel. This is one such type of work.
For those that haven’t known, can we just appreciate that Hiroshi Suzuki is doing this with a TROMBONE? At first listen I legitimately thought those last few notes were coming from a sax.
"The trail went cold, and there I was - back at square one. Like a doctor with a bad reputation, I was running out of patients - and like those patients, I was running out of time..."
Is this quote from book or something?
@@mustafsbilge Nah I just made that up. Lmao
@Andrew Meftah Fuck you. THAT'S why.
you're on the wrong place for that comment, sir! please, move here th-cam.com/video/LL998ajnjN4/w-d-xo.html lol
Deep
digging deep in the youtube crates ...look what the lord just blessed me with.
sun rah 44 feeling the very same right now listening to this......where did art of playing REAL instruments go?
Becky Ramirez
It went away with integrity , commitment to being the best at something and human interaction. 😕
Amen.
the video has close to 3mil views - and there are 41 sample entries of this track in WhoSampled already - I wouldn't necessarily call that digging deep... lol
Bro I been scoping this scene for a months now Japan was putting out *fire* jazz in the 70s. Had no idea if not for TH-cam.
“I ain't gotta lie to y'all, I'ma speak the truth”
- Rio Da Yung OG
Power to Hiroshi Suzuki! This beautifully brilliant! God bless you genius!
90% sure my local weather channel has been using this song for the past 6 years.
Lmfaoooo
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I guarantee this jam not on the weather channel young whipper snapper..
LMAOOOO
That could explain why it sounds a bit like Weather Report.
There is like 10 Curren$y Samples in this one song. How influential on the hip hop culture this one song is, is pretty amazing.
What song?
Allie H
“Hi Top Whites”
A/town southside swanging
Bro idk why he gets hate! Dude knows his classics he's in my top 5 for life! Jets! All the love he shows for the game is something to admire no matter what the subject matter is.
@Dave Hanson ok boomer
Really interesting to see that this was made by somebody from the other side of the world. This truly shows how music unites us all. Stay safe everyone.
See I don't think yall understand...this composition is a mixture of a time of pure magic and creativity in a time long ago but still in the present moment. My soul leaps with joy of the pure essence of the wind blown threw each note 🎶.......🙏🏾👂🏽
YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES.
There's something special about a good brass player especially for the trumpet. The trumpet can be used to really capture the feelings that one is expressing if the trumpet player knows how to express emotions on the trumpet.
I'm not a drummer, but for some reason first thing that caught my ear were drums. Damn, so delicate and nuanced. Amazing dynamics. Really driving the whole thing forward.
Yeah, that's Akira Ishikawa for ya. He was usually the band leader, and it's easy to see why. I see him as basically Japanese Bernard Purdie, he was just so prolific, always at the centre of everything to do with funk/jazz/soul through the 60s and 70s. Then he seemed to disappear in the 80s when he was only in his fifties. I can't imagine he retired because that's basically a teenager for a jazz musician. I'd love to watch a documentary or read a biography about him, but I don't think there is one.
Amen
His snare is tuned to fucking perfection
Same! have you listened to the rest of the album? the drums on ‘kuro to shiro’ are mind blowing
The first notes of that trombone shall echo throughout eternity
Amen.
amen
Amen.
s0alaih yes suh
s0alaih Beautiful song
Beautiful, peaceful piece...
I love this song 🎧 ❤️
It’s melancholy in a way
Helps you think about like
Make you want to make a difference.
Musician Roster:
Kunimitsu Inaba - Bass
Akira Ishikawa - Drums
Hiromasa Suzuki - Keyboard
Takeru Muraoka - Saxophone
Hiroshi Susuki - Trombone
Nick Bell ode to the team....all made the vibe possible.
Fuck, that's Akira Ishikawa? Should've known
schafter - blow off
@@sedifric873 Yeah, this is basically a Freedom Unity album but I guess it was more Hiroshi's personal project than the groups'.
Great perfect actually amazing recipe for a good night .I'm exploring new music and definitely found it here I'm just in my room alone hearing sampling and exploring
this is one of those musical creations that suck you in from the first second
So true
Absolutely loved reading the short commentaries in the comments, with slight differences but overall the same narrative and feel. This entire comment section is beautiful.
I rarely have the exact same feeling while listening to a remix and the original, but man, this Vanilla dude, made a great song with this sample. Wow both are amazing, good vibes.
What’s the original ?
My son was just born!! This is the second song he has heard. Only smooth 🎶. Thank you god for my son and this good music. Atreus Alexander 🖤
a good choice for a song to play.
I know i can relate..
I am a sperm and hearing this for the first time.
MsDDRey thank you for that. I really appreciate it. 2 weeks yesterday.
Yeah. His first song was Roy Ayer’s Sunshine. This is still some of the smoothest shit I’ve heard though. Hands down.
antwon waters Congratulations Sir
Can you imagine being this dude and finding out you are suddenly very popular again
He'd be 87 now, not sure if he's still with us. There's a newspaper interview with him from 2014, he speaks about his journey and the people he's played with etc, including playing in Las Vegas for 20 years which probably his explains his relatively few recording credits compared to his bandmates on this record. He said he developed a lung condition (COPD) around 2009 but was still playing trombone every day.
@@AfferbeckBeats Source?
@@ootoot2152 Replying because I'm interested as well
@@AfferbeckBeats he deserves more credit but sounds like he's had a successful life
Happened to Mariya Takeuchi
Yeah playa yeah playa, all my teeth gold
We need that type of jazz like that in the radio stations in 2020 when we driving the car. That jazz music is like I'm taking my girlfriend on a date in the afternoon.
Listen to kuvo local denver jazz radio station 89.3. 😊 Godspeed
@@carolineamondarainsherwood5193 I'll download a radio app to get it. Thanks. 👍
@@thejcxshow4426 nice. You won't be disappointed I promise. Wish I could play it at night to fall asleep but with music especially blue note jazz I'D be awake all night and get 0 sleep before work the next day. Simply sublime tho. Sad , nostalgic and full of hope. Jazz ❤❤❤❤
I discovered Hirosshi Suzuki one week ago listening the radio of the Western University here in London Ontario... I'm addicted now!
Cal State Long Beach has their dedicated jazz station KJAZZ 88.1
It’s worth a listed if you’re in the area
Hiroshi Suzuki- trombone, Akira Ishikawa- drums, Hiromasa Suzuki- Keyboards, Takeru Muraoka- Saxophone, Kunimitsu Inaba- Bass....... Now that's smooth!!!
Thx sir.
Shout out to the band. Gotta show love to the whole ensemble
As always, the music I love from this era gets mocked by friends who then listen to artists who sampled it.
Feels like not going to work, buttered toast and coffee, watching the News with no sound then driving to the Beach with pink/gold sunglasses on
I think the “cat” himself didn’t even imagine this song to be listened by 5 million 8 thousand individuals. True gem
I just lost $24 on a food delivery because this was the first time I ever listened and didn't hear the door
2pingu Sorry bro but this song is worth it...
Beautiful
Bummer, my friend, but hey, if you're going to be out $24 with a nagging growling stomach, at least your ears were really, really happy (yummy ear candy). Definitely worth it! *Peace!*
atleast you got your soul fed lol
😂😂😂🤦🏽♂️
This song makes me feel like I'm in the 70s...Time travelling and in a car summers day or night
What a timeless sound. So beautiful.
When youtube finally recommends things you'd like.
Holy shit. There's actually no need for new music
Abbie Carriere 🤣🤣🤣right! I'm good with this! Thank goodness for YT as I dig through it looking for oldie goodies like new fresh music!
Abbie, you've discovered the truth- but people need to try so.........let them try......but you've discovered gold right here.....
Mr. Sannhetsverd True
Mr. Sannhetsverd not real
Its not that there isn't new music being made by good musicians, its just that the spotlight is pointed at the wrong way I feel. The media, our culture, its all focusing on degeneracy and mediocrity. No producers wanna take risks anymore, and the music business is now betting all its money on holograms for Christ sake!
This song puts me in a tranquil day.. the temps in the mid 70s low 80s ,with a slight breeze ..sun shining bright.. that summah feeling ... the smell of barbecue, perhaps a fish fry too, lil horseshoes... kids arms wearing out churning the homemade ice cream .. music pumping from the trunks...mamas and daddys..aunties and cuttin(cousin) nem out there basking in that golden time of day...
What a time to be alive
Its takes me back to a safe place during a storm. Just chilling inside with candles.❤
You can try and be cool all you want, but you’ll never be Hiroshi Suzuki cool.
Nobody is cool
@@beaulayman9246 Well, Hiroshi is obviously an exception.
cool enough to vibe to his ensemble tho
It's too late. His music is already a part of my soul, along with so many other greats. Jazz music can swell you up with coolness, or it can takes you to the depths and heights, the very boundaries of other emotions and if you are blessed beyond, only to bring you back more mature, more aware, and richer.
anyone else sample-hunting?
omg yes
hahaha YUP
ayy
Haha I'm steady sample huntin
yep
“Nothing can be loved or hated unless it first understood.” ― Leonardo da Vinci.
What a Hypnotic sound, I can't playing it. I can't understand why I haven't come across this musician, or his music before. Still better late than never.
This song makes me wanna wear a trench-coat and walk new york streets at night.
you must watch friends alot lol
@@yunlynn559 Damn right, Friends & Pink Panther, Blu-ray editions!!
Damn I’d always heard this sample but not the original. Fucking amazing
Where'd you here the sample?
2
@@josealanis477 ?
@@christopherpepper4962
Moods- Dedicated
Vanilla - Fuji (fire)
@@christopherpepper4962 some wiz khalifa and curren$y song, can't recall the name
This is why Curren$y is one of the greatest rappers of all time, I had no clue this is where the “Hi Top Whites” beat came from but boy am I glad I clicked on this
An angel who knew I needed a boost of life sent me here. ❤️😍
*I'm not sure how I've lived my entire 35 years on this planet without hearing this!*
Same goes with me. This is GOOD...
You heard it a thousand times, you just didnt know it. Your good now
62 years for me! Great stuff.
welcome to the club in all 54 of mine 🤷🏿♂️
As a jazz connoisseur I don’t understand how I slept on this piece and artist. Best believe I’m Woke now! I definitely will be jamming this through 2018 and beyond. I guess there are advantages of insomnia.
You probably have insomnia because of your highly developed brain, as a jazz connoiseur your near superhuman intelligence is keeping you up, i hope you are okay.
Yeah this is really an unknown gem. I found out about Suzuki through who sampled from an A Tribe Called Quest song he was sampled on
@@TheBaconBasket1 what song did tribe sample from his?
@@jaelsosa myfault, it wasnt an original tribe record that sampled this but a it was a J Cole remix to the song Can I Kick It.
Me either! Just found this gem today on an Instagram video! I Immediately researched it and NOW...it's saved on my most favorites playlist!
I loooove jazz its so relaxing, and makes me think of my home in jersey and my family in philly.
Everytime I listen to this, for some reason, I think of cruising downtown in the city of Pittsburgh at night or just looking down at their city lights from a really high hill. Idk it just goes together. ☺️
all that glitters is not gold, but it's still damn beautiful
Ahhhh, but this SHOULD be -- GOLD!
i came to hear just to hear this chill song
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Camden C $ui, $ui
lmao no one got that suicideboys reference
Vanilla - Fuji
Looking for the original sample they used brought me here.
Mr Cline Bricks I honestly found this by accident
Nooooooo! I was going to sample this, but now I can't.
what... Why would you not want to sample it just for fun you don't even have to release it. Try make it original like using a different section of the sample or flipping the main catchy part in a unique way.
Purple Visuals Good point. I could probably make a house song out of it.
Simply Beautiful! This song just stays on repeat
Wow.....❤❤❤❤just heard this for the 1st time🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿😍😍😍😍
listen with headphones
@@escapethematrix4204 weird? It's beautiful
Absolutely👍👍
listening with my turtle beach headphones. dope
Ethereal...I miss 70's Jazz-Fushion. God I miss it!!!!
yes.like Bennie Maupin-Slow traffic to the right!
So do I--It was the best--but I keep on discovering music from back then thanks to TH-cam
Yes. Love it. If it's on youtube look for Dusty Fingers compilation series. Got heaps of stuff like this :)
i miss 70's Jazz-Cushion. so comfortable.
Hey the very best of all
This music captured my ENTIRE soul. #Peaceful❤️
Much respect for this compilation!!💪🏾💯
When I first heard this song it Pulled me out of my soul and took me on a journey....and I ain't gonna lie I didn't want to come back....
Excellence in motion !!!...good thing the record stop...".it let me out on a corner in the rain !!!
The 1970's was the best era for music.
Yess it was
YESSS
You think this music is 70s?
I usually see U in Majority Report comment section Disco Inferno ;)
@@johnvalencia9927 it is from the 70s?
I just love this song. It very pensive and introspective, very sad, resolved but never anything less than beauti
Beautiful, amazing and so very relaxing!💜🎷
Thanks for showing me a great artist. Absolutely love it.
22 years on this earth and I'm so thankful I found this. Another reason 2 live
This is the first song I'm listening to after getting my first ever headphones and it's great.
All the Yanks seem hear a voice ? Maybe you need to clean your headphones. Nobody is singing in the first track.
@@patelpelat4658he didn't say he was singing tf 😭
This song saved my life a couple times .......
amazing song. glad to be here in the audience with you folks.
That lick from 5:24 - 5:33 is magical. Gives me goosebumps every time.
I got goosebumps listening to it too :)
Just went back to that part, I get how you felt goosebumps 🔥🔥🔥
So perfect
I absolutely love that bit
Japanese people know how to bring that soul-cinematic vibe to the table that no one else can copy
love to all my folks who hunting for these hip hop samples🤙🏼
This is literally too beautiful wtf.
Japanese Jazz.
Excuse me, WHAT. How smooth and mellow is this. Need more.
After listening to jazz music all this time I can truly say that THIS IS THE GREATEST PIECE OF ALL TIME. not day goes by that I don't play this song. That ending is just breathtaking
Yeah a blast from the past,easy listening fusion of jazz.Kool Kool right to my headphones in Liverpool.Sweet🌟
Absolutely fantastic!
God bless the 70s from 70-79 bless it forever and Rest in Power Hiroshi Suzuki Forever !!!! We’ll never forget your music
I grew up then. Some tough times but the music is unparalleled for sure 👊
@@craigbusick9676 I wish I grew up then
I remember as a kid my dad would put on some kind of easy listen station on pandora and we'd all clean up the house on a Saturday morning. This is one of the songs I remember playing every so often, never thought much about it but happy to have accidentally found it on YT on accident.
Musics The Hang Up ‘Pandora’ is a childhood memory of yours?? I’m officially and old bastard.
@@sniperslim I mean I'm 27 years old.. Pandora has been around since 2000. So like... idk 19 years is a pretty long time for memories to be made.
Lmao Pandora 😅
This shitt so smooth.....My Backwood getting jealous 💯
Agreed, though I am not hearing the Herbie Hancock influence as much as I am hearing the Bob James / Sonny Liston Smith influence.
Lol you high af
Lmao sittin here smokin while slappin this ..... I feel that bruh !! 😂😂😂
repent g, i stopped smoking, trash was easy
Joshua Blomer time to go hacker mode or rip
When you see me in the streets, this is the background music playing in my head.
It is times like this that I’m thankful that I can sit back and listen to beautiful music like this and just freeze this moment for me in on this journey we call life just turn another year younger and this was truly a gift for my soul thank you for this bench and ocean view with that lovely sea breeze and no distractions just the fair lights that move across the city floor in the distance and the faint but distinctive smell of fresh pretzels and laughter but no words how delightful
Oh my god, this is spectacular.
walking down a cold dark street with a stray cat watching you as your breath vapors up in the air and your hands are tucked in your long leather coat, the light from the lamp post flickering, the sound of a police siren far in the distance, graffeties all over the old brick walls of the building around you with a story to tell, steam rising out of the sewers, the moon is there, but kinda shy behind the clouds, a homeless man looking threw the trash, an old lady looking at you from her window, a shoe hanging from a wire, old news papers drifing thru the wind across the old cracked street, an olderly man drinking coffe in the window of a small almost hidden coffe shop that looks way to old to still be opened. this is what i think when i listen to this song.
Holy ish. What a good track.😊
One of the hardest instrumentals of all-time! 🔥