Idk how to explain this but I’ll try. William Bilal’s feels like the local guide that you question every moment whether you’ll die but you end up okay and honestly empowered by the experience . This is like having a full itinerary with back up plans. Also don’t worry, the floors are heated and the concierge service is on standby 24hrs a day. Is it comfortable… sure. Idk🤷🏾♂️
Yes indeed... This is the original JSU-SBOTS's arrangement of the song of Prof. Dowell Taylor (Retired)... Current chief arranger, Prof. Kevan Johnson, applied enhanced seasoning, thus the "Taylor-Made" essence of arrangement ✊️
This version you can hear more of the original song from the late great Al Jarreau. What Will did was pure god mode improvising from the heart, mind, and soul. Remember Jarreau died two years before Will went viral and Black and Blues was somewhat of an HBCU standard because of the melodic values it lends to a full marching band.
As a band it just sounds like that, a band. Nothing stands out. Wills solo stands out. You mentioned him here, is prove of that. His solo killed and he officially owns this song and anyone who tries it, will be compared to will 🔥
It was okay but this rendition is missing the soul because it's a very technical expression. The horns are too tight. Jsu is a very great band but if they get to technical thw sound is less soulful. These kids be up at 5 am practicing.
Where exactly do you see "Cheerleaders" in this footage?... Are you referring to the crowd cheering, or a particular collegiate cheer team?... For purpose of accurate observation, there is not any collegiate cheerleading team present in the this particular footage...
Clearly this, William Bilal, character is not in this footage, nor does he own this particular arrangement of this song, played by the JSU- "Sonic Boom of the South"... Not sure why he is even mentioned here, and not within a post concerning Benedict's band🤔... Not sure what Benedict College has to do with this post, outside of campaigning for attention🤷♂️
@@dto1270 I understand what you are saying in reference to this video. Benedict has just set the standard for this song, no matter who performs it. They cannot mess with JSU in any way, shape, or form other than this song.
@@michaelhaile6371 You have made a choice not to understand... Benedict College has absolutely nothing to do with this footage, nor the song's musical arrangement played by JSUs marching band... This advocating for Benedict College, on this post, is a pointless and thirsty campaign...
@@michaelhaile6371Furthermore, if I am not mistaken, and please correct me, if I am referring to the wrong entity... You and others are referring to a clip of Benedict Band's trombone section, that went viral on social media over a year or two ago... Yes, that footage clip is awesome of their trombone section... However, there is absolutely nothing to within comparison to JSUs full marching band's arrangement of the song, for which JSUs full marching band has played since the 80s; though their full band arrangement/parts are slightly revamped, yet are true to the foundations of the arrangement...
This was pretty good but nobody and I mean NOBODY is touching William Bilal at Benedict college when it comes to this song they pretty much own it
This is a mean arrangement though!
Will Bil made that trombone sang.
You bet. William Bilal gave that song life
That’s a fact
Imagine him being in this video!!! He would of killed it
Idk how to explain this but I’ll try.
William Bilal’s feels like the local guide that you question every moment whether you’ll die but you end up okay and honestly empowered by the experience .
This is like having a full itinerary with back up plans. Also don’t worry, the floors are heated and the concierge service is on standby 24hrs a day.
Is it comfortable… sure. Idk🤷🏾♂️
Still ain’t as good as Will tho
This just brings happy tears
So many memories! Happy tears indeed!
JSettes are such a gorgeous and talented squad💙.
My absolute fav Boom song! Them tubas!
Please play Lost in yesterday by Tame Impala 💙💙💙
Hell yea, thays my Ish!!
Drummers yall are always kicking ass! Yall have a groove that I love! That last note hit hard band! Nobody hanging over ! Trombones sounding smooth!
Yes Boom!! This is a fan favorite 🔥
That has always been a solid arrangement
Yes indeed... This is the original JSU-SBOTS's arrangement of the song of Prof. Dowell Taylor (Retired)... Current chief arranger, Prof. Kevan Johnson, applied enhanced seasoning, thus the "Taylor-Made" essence of arrangement ✊️
So glad they brought this back 😭😭😭
One band one sound period
Come on Prancing J-settes🔥... Looking like they have been seasoned by Chloe Ashley Crowley, Kathryn Pinkston Worthy, and Narrah Dean Oatis all in one😍
Go, Boom!!
William Bilal is just the goat of this song
Yesss Boom!... This gives such 1988 "Taylor-Made" vibes on this song... Such passion!💙
Classic 🔥
I'm one JSU band-lovin Arkansan!
Now that’s what you call a team effort no I in team solid 🔥🔥🔥
Shoutout to the Cymbal Section throwing it down
DOPE 💪🏿💯
Playing with passion!
I have yet to see anyone be able to compete with William Bilal from Benedict
❤ I've waited FOREVER to hear this! Thank you Sonic Boom!
#MyFavorite!
Have you ever seen Benedict College William Bilal solo Black & Blue?
@JMyLawd , No, I haven't.
@@christacooley6254please go watch & let me know what you think.
This version you can hear more of the original song from the late great Al Jarreau. What Will did was pure god mode improvising from the heart, mind, and soul. Remember Jarreau died two years before Will went viral and Black and Blues was somewhat of an HBCU standard because of the melodic values it lends to a full marching band.
💙🔥🔥🔥🔥
*É muito satisfatório participar de algo assim, sorte e sucesso a todos*
Those big cymbals are dangerous. You can get chest bruises if you’re not careful.
Great!
Brought tears!
Yes as a solo William Bilal tore it up, but as a band Jackson State owns it in my opinion...
As a band it just sounds like that, a band. Nothing stands out.
Wills solo stands out. You mentioned him here, is prove of that. His solo killed and he officially owns this song and anyone who tries it, will be compared to will 🔥
I love these babies. They did an excellent job.
But the original was something special.
Luvtheboom!!!!
SOUTHERN COULD NEVER!!! JSU IT'S MUCH CLEANER AND MUSICAL
0:35 those two kids at the top happy asl 💀
crazy but nobody do it like William Bilal
Just doesn't hit the same after Mr. William Bilal showed out on his solo. Good job nonetheless
It was okay but this rendition is missing the soul because it's a very technical expression. The horns are too tight. Jsu is a very great band but if they get to technical thw sound is less soulful. These kids be up at 5 am practicing.
I wish they would have left this song with Southern. Shit just don't sound the same when another band plays a Southern classic.
Them cheerleaders need to tone it down. swear they offering me something
Where exactly do you see "Cheerleaders" in this footage?... Are you referring to the crowd cheering, or a particular collegiate cheer team?... For purpose of accurate observation, there is not any collegiate cheerleading team present in the this particular footage...
Imma let you finish,but Bilal had one of the greatest solos of all time😂, great job but i think this arrangement needs to be retired completely
You're comparing a section to a full arrangement it's like comparing apples to a fruit salad
Return song to Benedict’s trombone section with Will Bilal
No, they didn't 😅
Clearly this, William Bilal, character is not in this footage, nor does he own this particular arrangement of this song, played by the JSU- "Sonic Boom of the South"... Not sure why he is even mentioned here, and not within a post concerning Benedict's band🤔... Not sure what Benedict College has to do with this post, outside of campaigning for attention🤷♂️
This was a nice arrangement and I love JSU, but William Bilal and Benedict band set the standard for this song.
@@michaelhaile6371This William Bilal and Benedict College Band have absolutely "no relevance" here, as to the footage...
@@dto1270 I understand what you are saying in reference to this video. Benedict has just set the standard for this song, no matter who performs it. They cannot mess with JSU in any way, shape, or form other than this song.
@@michaelhaile6371 You have made a choice not to understand... Benedict College has absolutely nothing to do with this footage, nor the song's musical arrangement played by JSUs marching band... This advocating for Benedict College, on this post, is a pointless and thirsty campaign...
@@michaelhaile6371Furthermore, if I am not mistaken, and please correct me, if I am referring to the wrong entity... You and others are referring to a clip of Benedict Band's trombone section, that went viral on social media over a year or two ago... Yes, that footage clip is awesome of their trombone section... However, there is absolutely nothing to within comparison to JSUs full marching band's arrangement of the song, for which JSUs full marching band has played since the 80s; though their full band arrangement/parts are slightly revamped, yet are true to the foundations of the arrangement...
That was just ok. The instruments did not give a nice sound
Nice try