I use to go see Eddie back in the mid 70's when I was in high school, in Chicago, when Ronald and Bradley were in the band. Still have a lot of vinyl of his. Just found this and delighted to see all these guys again! And noticed Brad Bobo posted this - thanks for sharing Brad!!
I must have watched this video more than 15 times since I discovered it less than a week ago. It is seriously one of the best clips I've seen on TH-cam for ages (actually, since I unearthed footage of a virtuoso performance by Herbie Hancock and the Headhunters...but that's another story..). So thanks heaps for posting Brad. It's musicianship like this that reminds me why I've been avidly buying records for over 30 years!
Wow! The percussion section alone is worth listening to and learning from. When you Eddie Harris the whole group reaches CRITICAL MASS and explodes with the force of nuclear fusion.
no one ever pulled as much out of a 1-IV vamp as Eddie and company (and what a company!). those New Orleans guys do it nightly....everyone gets really drunk and dances. this would not have the same flavor/vibe without Mr. Raheem. Ronald Muldrow shows us how rhythm guitar ought to sound. five stars to this.
Brad Bobo I can hear your bass lines on 'Bad Luck Is All I Have'....really spooky sounding stuff. I haven't heard a bass player that sounds like that anywhere else.
Robert Walsh The Keystone; Dec. '77 Red Garland "a religious experience". Philly Joe Jones played drums so hard you'd think he'd levitate. Leroy Vinegar on stand up bass. After the main show all kinds of local musicians crowded the stage for a chance to jam with Red.
Why Eddie Harris is not known by more ppl is beyond me... Havnt seen any recent video of him, this is great, thanks for posting.
JUST INCREDIBLE WHEN YOU JUST SIT AND LISTEN SO SIMPLE BUT MANY ELEMENTS....
You guys were killing it! Mr Bobo on the six string Fender bass!
Thanks Brother Randy. We were having a BALL ;-)
i have view a thousand times and i find something different every time i watch and loving it more and more
EH has never been afraid to experiment
One cool dude
I use to go see Eddie back in the mid 70's when I was in high school, in Chicago, when Ronald and Bradley were in the band. Still have a lot of vinyl of his. Just found this and delighted to see all these guys again! And noticed Brad Bobo posted this - thanks for sharing Brad!!
Groove= Eddie Harris, we learn in school!!
Wish this song never stopped.
EDDIE HARRIS IS THE MAN
Eddie freakin' Harris! has always defined "cool" for me. RIP Mr. Cool.
I must have watched this video more than 15 times since I discovered it less than a week ago. It is seriously one of the best clips I've seen on TH-cam for ages (actually, since I unearthed footage of a virtuoso performance by Herbie Hancock and the Headhunters...but that's another story..). So thanks heaps for posting Brad. It's musicianship like this that reminds me why I've been avidly buying records for over 30 years!
The first time I heard this I fell in love with it.......and the love hasn't stopped
Excellent!!
Wow! The percussion section alone is worth listening to and learning from. When you Eddie Harris the whole group reaches CRITICAL MASS and explodes with the force of nuclear fusion.
What a lineup!!! Wow! Loving this.
Funkswing time, this keeps me going!! Eddie Harris/John Scofield + the öpen-spaces drums!!
Eddie Harris the best
he's one of the greatest!
Amazing, again again!!! Love it!!
no one ever pulled as much out of a
1-IV vamp as Eddie and company (and
what a company!). those New Orleans
guys do it nightly....everyone gets really
drunk and dances. this would not have
the same flavor/vibe without Mr. Raheem.
Ronald Muldrow shows us how rhythm guitar
ought to sound. five stars to this.
....I concur wholeheartedly Freddy !!
Brad Bobo I can hear your bass lines on 'Bad Luck Is
All I Have'....really spooky sounding stuff. I haven't heard a
bass player that sounds like that anywhere else.
Freddy Mclain ...Thanks Freddy.....that's the "WHOLE" idea :-)
Brad Bobo PS....Thanks Freddy... that is the "GREATEST" compliment you could ever give a musician.... be BLESSED my friend...
I cant stop listening this sound - Awesome Brad - Best regards from Rio...
James Gadson on the drums. See more of him on SoulDrummers . com.
awesome!!! What a groove...........
This is what black music is period. There's no clearer an example.
...THANK YOU THANK YOU ! Finalmente !
FANTASTIC!!!!!
heard Eddie Harris w/ Bradley Bobo at the Keystone in SF round 77. BBBass carried the show. Haven't forgotten. Great to find BB here.
...Thanks Conrad... those were some good times :-)
Brad Bobo You stood out during that show. - and were definitely having a good time.
+Conrad Skinner I was THERE! and remember it to this day. He also played trumpet and piano. What a great venue for Jazz
Robert Walsh The Keystone; Dec. '77 Red Garland "a religious experience". Philly Joe Jones played drums so hard you'd think he'd levitate. Leroy Vinegar on stand up bass. After the main show all kinds of local musicians crowded the stage for a chance to jam with Red.
thanks Brad. best wishes in the New Year
...OK... Leslie.... don't let any of that groove get on ya' :-)
IT'S CRAZY !!!!
ILOve Eddie
LOVE EDDIE RIP !
Eddie thank youuu.......
the best...........
Swing It !!!
I Love Eddie...
Stone cold groovin'!
oooh honk on it dadddy
Soulful baby, 'ya heard !
mr. harris to me blows me away to nirvana.all good stuff.hot dog beckley wv.
thumbs up
I saw this concert on the German tv in 1990. Exists it an available DVD of this ?
I'm not sure but if anyone out there knows about one, please let us know ;-)
***parfait***
Oh yeah!
Wahoooooooooooooooooo !!!
shake but dont break it wrap it up and i,ll take it.hot dog beckley,wv.
F-A-B-U-L-O-U-S!!!!!!!!!!
heavy
the fuck is he wearing? It's okay if your the best sax player ever though.
Eddie forever