R.I.P. QUINCY JONES. Idgaf about your personal life but your musical contributions are undeniable. There will never be another and Thank you for the music Sir❤
"Ai No Corrida" (lit. Bullfight of Love) is a song by the English singer and multi-instrumentalist Chaz Jankel, written by Jankel and Kenny Young. The title is based on the Japanese title of the erotic film In the Realm of the Senses] It was first recorded in 1980 and featured on Chaz Jankel's debut album Chas Jankel for A&M Records. The song was covered by Quincy Jones in 1981 on his album The Dude, with vocals by Dune (a.k.a. Charles May) and Patti Austin. Jones's version peaked at number 28 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 and number 10 on the R&B chart. Quincy Jones's 1981 recording of the song won the Grammy Award for Best Arrangement, Instrumental and Vocals in 1982.
In my opinion, Louis Johnson is a figure much more than legendary, I would dare to call him a divine miracle. The beauty of the emotions that made us live, no other bassist will ever be able to sound like him. R.I.P. Thanks for existing.
Respect and sadness for the premature loss of these great musicians. The world lost today Wayne Shorter.... a pioneer of jazz-rock fusion ... R, I, P, !
Curious to know how many people watched this video, and realized that Q's then-wife, the late, beautiful Peggy Lipton, was one of the background singers ? I recognized her right off. This is a great live version of one of my all-time favorite Quincy Jones songs. Jones, Patti Austin, James Ingram, and the Brothers Johnson (saw George on guitar 👍🏻) made some incredible music together. Ageless stuff.
Didn't recognise her immediately (her hair was longer during Mod Squad days, plus she was in her early 20s), but did when the camera kept panning to her.
Great vocals by Pattie Austin and James Ingram so very much underrated as a pure vocalist ..Saw her years ago at Virginia beach with Alex Bullon she can really sing live which is rare these days and the Dude is a great album by Quincy jones .
Sick nostalgia of when I was 17' 'all I knew back then was that this was the Jam' now at 54' I still get a knot in my throat listening to my beautiful life having flown right by' oh but the memories ' thank you Dude'and congrats on your star on the Hollywood strip this November 27 '2018 a day after my birthday ' this is my song.
In 2022, guys/girls I grew up with this music and musicians. Regrettably, I don’t think the world will ever be blessed-again, with this kind of timeless talent and musical genius.
Wow, it would've been a treat to witness this in person! It's pure joy now, being able to enjoy this video....what a great congregation of musical & vocal talents...with Q, the maestro, at the helm. So many great memories in 1 song...I revisit it often! RIP to Louis Johnson, James Ingram , Peggy Lipton & Quincy!
So fabulous such great energy you all had so happy , shame the music is not being made like this just makes you want to get up and dance joyfully thanks for sharing JR. love it !
Learned how to slap dat bass years ago, watching Louis Johnson's instructional VHS (Yes, I'm old)!! Great tune, and jamz by all in this video. Thanks for posting!
When you make masterpieces like this, produce the best selling album off all time, win the most grammy ever you can dance however you want to i guess lol
I learned something new, too my Friend😊. I knew James Ingram & Patti Austin did Baby Come To Me & How Do You Keep The Music Playing but not this song🤯🤯🤯
RIP Louis! You will be missed so much. Quincy has legendary parties in LA. He knows all the great musicians. Hope they have a monster jam in your memory "Boot".
I remember hearing this song when I was small and always trying to figure out what those words were in the chorus. This is definitely one of those timeless tunes.
Wow ! I use to love this song when I was a littleboy but never knew who made it ! There are alot of people in this video who went on to become famous musicians in thier own right . Greg Phillengaines on keyboard went on to become Michael Jackson's music director, James Ingram and Patty Austin went on to become legends of R&B music and Lewis Johnson of the Brothers Johnson did the bass work on alot of Michael Jackson's Off The Wall and Thriller albums. Quincy Jones knew how to pick them !
I love Quincy; he's responsible for making some of my fave music of all time, and he amassed world-class talent. I see Ingram, Austin, Johnson (the master!), Phillinganes, Andre Fischer there... but Quincy looks silly prancing on stage as if he's doing something -- he's not even conducting. I can imagine people in the audience thinking, "What the heck is that guy here for?" Wish he either conducted, picked up his horn, or just sat backstage on this. But thx funkyloydy for the clip! :-)
one of my all-time fave bass lines!! Quincy, u promised you'd let me play the on the studio recording!!!! Why did you call Louis???? This hurts man!!!!!
Q's music has become a part of the universe. His music is timeless.....I'm very inspired by his handprint on music like Michael Jackson's Off the Wall and Thriller albums.
Are you fukin Kidding me? Wow, So many Artists I listened to and loved in my Childhood all on one stage. Patti, James, Bros.Johnson, Quincy... Hearing them along w/ Stevie and MJ on the album is one thing but watching jams like this performed is just pure ecstacy!
I ❤ it, this concert is a great page of music history. Now I know that Jamiroquai took inspiration from this live for the groove of the tune "travelling without moving".
the baddest bass pick percussionist thumping bass player of our time... mind you... he didn't sugar coat anything... he actually plucked those strings... victor Wooten and others took short cuts to sound like that with there own bass tricks and style... Louis was one of kind..... just ask Quincy Jones...
I am James F Jr... Louis Johnson.. The great Quincy Jones. Patty Austin, James Ingram on Vocals. You cannot lose. And a host of top rate Musicians. Patty Austin wasn't really given all of respect and admiration she deserved. And in the group of back ground singers does the White female resemble Peggy Lipton Jones? I am just saying? This is another Masterpiece. My opinion. .God Bless you all.
R.I.P. QUINCY JONES. Idgaf about your personal life but your musical contributions are undeniable. There will never be another and Thank you for the music Sir❤
"Ai No Corrida" (lit. Bullfight of Love) is a song by the English singer and multi-instrumentalist Chaz Jankel, written by Jankel and Kenny Young. The title is based on the Japanese title of the erotic film In the Realm of the Senses] It was first recorded in 1980 and featured on Chaz Jankel's debut album Chas Jankel for A&M Records. The song was covered by Quincy Jones in 1981 on his album The Dude, with vocals by Dune (a.k.a. Charles May) and Patti Austin. Jones's version peaked at number 28 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 and number 10 on the R&B chart. Quincy Jones's 1981 recording of the song won the Grammy Award for Best Arrangement, Instrumental and Vocals in 1982.
Thanks for the info!
In my opinion, Louis Johnson is a figure much more than legendary, I would dare to call him a divine miracle. The beauty of the emotions that made us live, no other bassist will ever be able to sound like him. R.I.P. Thanks for existing.
I agree with you partially only because his brother is just as ferociously talented a guitar player.
Actually the two Johnson brothers known as ‘Brothers Johnson’ are simply too good beyond belief.
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A party for the senses from start to finish. Awesome.❤
Louis Johnson on bass and JR Robinson on drums, the ultimate rhythm section.
Ah, good. Was wondering about the drummer's name.
Don't forget about Ollie Brown on percussion
Respect and RIP to singer James Ingram(1952-2019) and bass guitarist Louis 'Thunder Thumbs' Johnson(1955-2015).
Two of my favorites
Respect and sadness for the premature loss of these great musicians. The world lost today Wayne Shorter.... a pioneer of jazz-rock fusion ... R, I, P, !
I watch this twice a month just to get a reminder of what real music is. love Q
Yes
I hear that!
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I watched this TV program when I was a high school student.
I have been looking for this song for over 30 years!😂 never knew the name of this song, I remember the tune of the bridge as a kid!😂
Me too!
Curious to know how many people watched this video, and realized that Q's then-wife, the late, beautiful Peggy Lipton, was one of the background singers ? I recognized her right off.
This is a great live version of one of my all-time favorite Quincy Jones songs. Jones, Patti Austin, James Ingram, and the Brothers Johnson (saw George on guitar 👍🏻) made some incredible music together. Ageless stuff.
Look it up I believe it’s not an original song , search TH-cam you’ll find the author singing in a video
yeah... I recognized her... Peggy Lipton (former Mod Squad serie on tv), beautiful woman
Didn't recognise her immediately (her hair was longer during Mod Squad days, plus she was in her early 20s), but did when the camera kept panning to her.
I really don't think that's Peggy Lipton. 😕
Great vocals by Pattie Austin and James Ingram so very much underrated as a pure vocalist ..Saw her years ago at Virginia beach with Alex Bullon she can really sing live which is rare these days and the Dude is a great album by Quincy jones .
Absolutely
Underrated by youtubers that like saying underrated
Ms. Austin's _Rhythm of the Streets_ is yummy.
Waouww!!Rest in Peace my Great,with James Ingram,M.J,Ray.Charles n' many many over....So sad!!!!!
Sick nostalgia of when I was 17' 'all I knew back then was that this was the Jam' now at 54' I still get a knot in my throat listening to my beautiful life having flown right by' oh but the memories ' thank you Dude'and congrats on your star on the Hollywood strip this November 27 '2018 a day after my birthday ' this is my song.
this is an absolutely amazing live performance. *Louis Johnson*, is a thumping God!!
An All Star cast with Louis Johnson, Patty Austin, Greg Philliganes on Synth, Rob Temperton on Keyboards, John Robinson on drums,,,,wow!
Amazing!... Louis Johnson GRANDMASTER bassist, Rest in Power Brotha!... Them horns, the percussion astounding!
Great respect to you Louis Johnson... You have given many beautiful moments to us RIP my brother!
ent?
Very few bassists can play with such precision with their arms flailing wildly as he did. Really miss you, Thunder Thumbs. 👍🎸😎
Louis was the real deal
They don't do gigs like this anymore. Love how the bass is soooo loud. Louis is awesome and seeing James Ingram, oh man I miss my afro..
The bass makes the entire song! Louis Johnson made the bass! RIP! April 28, 2018
My mom used to play this on Saturday/Sunday when it was time to clean the house. Good memories.
In 2022, guys/girls I grew up with this music and musicians. Regrettably, I don’t think the world will ever be blessed-again, with this kind of timeless talent and musical genius.
Wow, it would've been a treat to witness this in person! It's pure joy now, being able to enjoy this video....what a great congregation of musical & vocal talents...with Q, the maestro, at the helm. So many great memories in 1 song...I revisit it often! RIP to Louis Johnson, James Ingram , Peggy Lipton & Quincy!
Wow! Wow! Wow! He made that stingray bass 'Sting!' Those hands were flying! May he R.I.P! Louis, you were the master!
I had such a crush on Louis. Great talent that was underrated. He was a great bassist. RIH Thunder Thumbs.
RIP퀸시존스😢 덕분에 좋은곡들 들을수 있어 행복했답니다! (역시 라이브가 좋군요;;)
Great talent under the direction of Q the genius. RIP thunder thumbs thanks for the music.
Quincy was so hyped! Such an incredible talent, bringing so many talented people together to create a masterpiece.
My favorite song!!! I hear it everyday since 1 year!!!! Ive got the lp cassette and the vinyl of the dude to. Greetings to quincy jones!!!!!!
Thanx 4 sharing this performance, insane bass playing well the whole orchestra with the maestro. I simply love this song. Greetings from Buin, Chile.
Louis knew how to smack that bass.
bassistdc wore his string
Louis “Thunder Thumbs” Johnson!!! Nuff said!!!!!
Yes indeed
Quincy was in his 40's when this was done, so it must have been the early 80's...great footage
To me as a young person back in 1990 81 this superb underated early 80s smooth soul funk classic by the legendary Quincy Jones the Dude Superb.
Fantastic track. Patti Austin awesome!!!
THE GREATEST PERFORMANCE I'VE EVER SEEN IN MY LIFE!!!!! Q THE DUDE 4EVER!!!
There will never be another Quincy Jones ❤ RIP
I saw that one shot of Louis Johnson and James Ingram together. Hard to believe they are both gone. RIP to them both.
I like background vocals the most! three fantastic girls!!
Same!
i am 42 and still listening to this marvel by QJ, super talent love his music
Some beautiful energy shown, in this cut! Out of Sight! Quincy, is Awesome as well, as others!
Love the song..just felt patti voice was over powering quincys voice,he has such a smooth beautiful voice ,soft voice
So fabulous such great energy you all had so happy , shame the music is not being made like this just makes you want to get up and dance joyfully thanks for sharing JR. love it !
WOW!! What a cast here! Rod, James, Louis, John, Patti... This is too much!!!! Thanks!
Quincy is like your drunk uncle at your wedding reception. LOL!
Louis Johnson is the best thing on that stage. By far.
Had I been Mr Johnson's bass during this gig I would have filed a lawsuit, seriously!
awesome performance, cheers me up everytime.
Incredible performance. Great musicians. So much energy. I come here every couple weeks to watch it.
Best bassline ever on a song
Damn! Those musicians could REALLY play! And I mean, REALLY!
Learned how to slap dat bass years ago, watching Louis Johnson's instructional VHS (Yes, I'm old)!! Great tune, and jamz by all in this video. Thanks for posting!
When you make masterpieces like this, produce the best selling album off all time, win the most grammy ever you can dance however you want to i guess lol
That Drummer and Bassist worked their BUTTS off! Great job.
True 👍
Wow, never knew James Ingram and Patti Austin were on lead vocals. Gosh, they don't make music like this anymore.
+Anne of Green Gables James Ingram did only this performance. The album version was performed by Patti Austin, Dune, and Charles May.
I learned something new, too my Friend😊. I knew James Ingram & Patti Austin did Baby Come To Me & How Do You Keep The Music Playing but not this song🤯🤯🤯
I KNOW!! LEGENDS!
Bruno Mars isn't far behind
Cause of mainstream music industry mess it up
Dope. Wow I miss these days. RIP Louis Johnson.
Love the growling bass sound a nice tight arrangement with horns.
RIP Louis! You will be missed so much. Quincy has legendary parties in LA. He knows all the great musicians. Hope they have a monster jam in your memory "Boot".
… Man, these kids nowadays just don’t know how legendary this is
Had not seen this....oh my god....AMAZING....thank you for putting it up. Holly crap. SICK! What a band.
two words : That Bass!
killer .... ! :)
+Chris Tuff official your comment made me come back to enjoy it again! lol
I remember hearing this song when I was small and always trying to figure out what those words were in the chorus. This is definitely one of those timeless tunes.
Wow ! I use to love this song when I was a littleboy but never knew who made it ! There are alot of people in this video who went on to become famous musicians in thier own right . Greg Phillengaines on keyboard went on to become Michael Jackson's music director, James Ingram and Patty Austin went on to become legends of R&B music and Lewis Johnson of the Brothers Johnson did the bass work on alot of Michael Jackson's Off The Wall and Thriller albums. Quincy Jones knew how to pick them !
L.a sounds
That's a GREAT Performance!!
extraordinaire !!!! tout simplement fabuleux !!
Look at Greg Phillinganes on keyboard! WOW!!!!!!
I love Quincy; he's responsible for making some of my fave music of all time, and he amassed world-class talent. I see Ingram, Austin, Johnson (the master!), Phillinganes, Andre Fischer there... but Quincy looks silly prancing on stage as if he's doing something -- he's not even conducting. I can imagine people in the audience thinking, "What the heck is that guy here for?" Wish he either conducted, picked up his horn, or just sat backstage on this. But thx funkyloydy for the clip! :-)
It's Quincy Jones in concert. I saw in the summer of 1982. Badass band with on Q on keyboards and dancing 😁
Amen to that, one of the greatest musicians of all times in my book.
I nearly cried watching Louis Johnson doing the damn thang! I wish I could have been there just banging a tambourine. Where do you see this today?
Erskine Isaac
Bro, I DID tear up. No shame to my game.
Me too
Funky Panther Preach On Panther! 🎸🎸🎸
only on youtube, originality is hard to find these days.
Here come the mummies.
my gosh! what does it take to get music like this these days....classic stuff here!
one of my all-time fave bass lines!! Quincy, u promised you'd let me play the on the studio recording!!!! Why did you call Louis???? This hurts man!!!!!
Lol
Q's music has become a part of the universe. His music is timeless.....I'm very inspired by his handprint on music like Michael Jackson's Off the Wall and Thriller albums.
Are you fukin Kidding me?
Wow, So many Artists I listened to and loved in my Childhood all on one stage.
Patti, James, Bros.Johnson, Quincy...
Hearing them along w/ Stevie and MJ on the album is one thing but watching jams like this performed is just pure ecstacy!
If God gave me 10 mins to live on earth at any given time in history I would only ask to witness this and be happy lol
Pure bass Mastery by The great Louis Johnson
Excelente tema del 81..como no olvidar..
Good Lord!!! 🎉🎉🎉 Fireworks❤❤❤ Thanks for the music Maestro. R.I.P.
THIS IS AWESOME, THANKS FOR POSTING!!!!
懐かしい！ このコンサート観に行きました。
素晴らしい豪華メンバーですね。
How can a man who created such good music dance so badly lol, Louis Johnson tore it up on bass RIP
I ❤ it, this concert is a great page of music history. Now I know that Jamiroquai took inspiration from this live for the groove of the tune "travelling without moving".
After this I’m going to bed!! Nothing else will sound right! I’ll start over tomorrow with other songs to listen too!!! THIS WAS EPIC!!!
Love this song. Long time favorite.
You.are legend Sr from Rio 2023 thanks for so many good times
como disfruto con estos artistas graciassss
Some of the first music I ever remember was this. Louis will be missed dearly.
Quincy is simply the best!!
Wow, that's a young James Ingram. Very thankful for Q for discovering such a great vocalist.
I remember this so well 1981 I was 15
True bassheads were back then. Good ol times.
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Quincy Jones is one of the best producers ever........
One of my all time favorite songs
greatest bass line!!!!!
MY GOD LOUIS JOHNSON!!!!!!!
the bass player is unbelievable, that guy can make u feel the real groove!
Incredible music! Fantastic bass.
definitely one of the greatest bassist ever. and he got the spotlight by Q, you can hear the bass very clearly pumping on all the rythmy
The Best Larry Graham (Farther and Creator of the Slapping Bass technique.. Sly and the Family Stone period of Funk..)
You know Corrida? ME too! Quincy sure knew how to throw a party
Oh MY... what a BASSLINE!!!
the baddest bass pick percussionist thumping bass player of our time... mind you... he didn't sugar coat anything... he actually plucked those strings... victor Wooten and others took short cuts to sound like that with there own bass tricks and style... Louis was one of kind..... just ask Quincy Jones...
I am James F Jr... Louis Johnson..
The great Quincy Jones. Patty Austin, James Ingram on Vocals. You cannot lose. And a host of top rate Musicians. Patty Austin wasn't really given all of respect and admiration she deserved. And in the group of back ground singers does the White female resemble Peggy Lipton Jones? I am just saying? This is another Masterpiece. My opinion. .God Bless you all.
Outrageous bass line !!!!