I have this album in my archive since '89 or so. Shared it with some friends in military getting them into jazz. I think it had a positive impact on them bcuz when my time was up they didn't want me to leave... And neither did! Ft. Stewart GA 😢
Let's live in harmony... A true treasure find for all generations. The lyrics are an example on ~ Let's find Love„ being ("its our only escape" ) Chorus~ is very spiritual which really speak volumes indeed. This cut happens to be 1 of my many favourite songs by George Howard!!!!
Love this track. I didn't know that George was doing the lead vocal. Wow! I hear that Gospel/Church influence. He has a wonderful voice. Not in any way to detract from his phenomenal talent on the saxophone but he really should have done much more singing. Roy Ayers early on made a decision that he was going to monetize his music by way of featuring several vocal tracks and that strategy was highly effective. To this day he is one of the most sampled/covered jazz artists. Nevertheless, George was a talent that did get some recognition. At least in this quarter. :)
Love forever George. Thank you for this beautiful gift. 🙏🏽🤍🕊️
A beautiful song and a smooth bassline by Nathan East. George was one of the greatest soprano saxophonists ever.....RIP.
See you in HEAVEN MY BROTHER. I know you’re in HIS PRESENCE playing Beautiful Music. R.I.P. Brother Howard.
See you in HEAVEN. I know you are with the LORD playing Beautiful Music in HIS PRESENCE. R. I. P.
The words are right on time. His voice is beautiful too. The sax omg. Rest in glorious peace. You are missed
it is amazing how I still enjoy a lot George Howard great songs with the same or more admiration of his excellent performance.
It's a wonderful ballad from one of the musical exponents of Grover Washington, Jr. and a master funkateer in his own right, George Howard
Takes me back to my days in Virginia Beach, VA...Naval Air Station and Norfolk State Days. The 80's were the best times. RIP GH
I myself was at Dam Neck during that same time. And I remember that for jazz WNSB was the station to listen to. 😊☺️😃
I have this album in my archive since '89 or so. Shared it with some friends in military getting them into jazz. I think it had a positive impact on them bcuz when my time was up they didn't want me to leave... And neither did! Ft. Stewart GA 😢
one of my all time favs, R.I.P. George Howard
George had a beautiful singing voice, as do many sax players.
I've gotta hear this every evening.
Its vibrant and warmth felt to the soul. We miss you George Howard. Thanx for posting .
That's what the world needs.
Let's live in harmony... A true treasure find for all generations. The lyrics are an example on ~ Let's find Love„ being ("its our only escape" ) Chorus~ is very spiritual which really speak volumes indeed. This cut happens to be 1 of my many favourite songs by George Howard!!!!
Words......, just listen to the words and the compliment GH's improvisation on the horns. LOVE IT!!!
we love you GH and you will forever in our hearts thru your music.RIP GEORGE HOWARD
Incredible! RIP George. You will never be forgotten. :)
Never ever🙌🏿😇💔
Indeed!
still grooving to this is in 2022
2022 and still groovy
So fitting for today....
this very apt now more than ever
Love this track. I didn't know that George was doing the lead vocal. Wow! I hear that Gospel/Church influence. He has a wonderful voice. Not in any way to detract from his phenomenal talent on the saxophone but he really should have done much more singing. Roy Ayers early on made a decision that he was going to monetize his music by way of featuring several vocal tracks and that strategy was highly effective. To this day he is one of the most sampled/covered jazz artists. Nevertheless, George was a talent that did get some recognition. At least in this quarter. :)
Yep! I caught him live in the late 80 early 90s truly a gem that could sing and play an instrument..
the hammer_on at the end of the rhythm player's strumming lick is a doozy
please let us dedicated this today and foremost
Wow, memories son!!!
Indeed. And Nathan East was killing the bass guitar on this track.
RIP my brother I learned how to play the soprano from you
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@guessner1201 I've got about 3 or 4 of his albums, talented guy.
ca glisse, bien vu!!!
this sounds like silky soul from frankie beverly and maze
Oh yeah, definitely!
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So when is this gonna be available to stream? I feel it's now been long overdue
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