Thanks for uploading Eric Dolphy's 'You Don't Know What Love Is' to me one of the finest pieces of music ever! I have a little story connected to it too! I was a young budding folk/rock guitar player in San Fran in about 1972. I had a close friend in Bob Feldman - a NY sax man who had played me this cut off his record of it. He finally trusted me enough to lend me the LP. After listening to the cut some five times I called the one music store I knew of that might have a used flute for sale. The guy did and and the price was in my grasp so I said hold it for me I'm gettin' on the bus. I did and oh 45 mins later I'm walking down the hill to the store/repair shop. The street was deserted but as I walked in the front door my buddy Bob and I were shoulder to shoulder going in the shop! I still don't know how this could have happened! Sweet mysteries of music. Thanks!
Yes, one of the greatest pieces of recorded music. Eric Dolphy was an astounding player, and this cut demonstrates that. What a musician. Thank you, Eric.
I am in the moment of reproducing this on trombone. A work of pure dedication since I have had to explore a totally different approach to playing the horn. I met Eric in 1964 in Wuppertal Elberveld and I have tried to emulate his dedication ever since.
As you see by my electronic tag I am and nearly always been ( since about 1967) a fan of Eric Dolphy. I have a flute and an alto sax, but yes listening to this is, well.. its just jaw droppingly good. The master speaks ....!
This piece is Ethereal! Let it take you for an eargasm! We are Very Blessed to be able to listen to His to his body of work moving forward! Nothing But Love
空中に浮遊するようなフルートの旋律が印象的であり、又感傷的でノスタルジックな匂いを感じさせるサウンド。美しい音だ。 The melody of the flute as if floating in the air is really impressive, also feel the nostalgic small and sentimental. beautiful sound.
En ese canto último, al modo del ruiseñor volaste tan alto que el corazón pudo llevarte, el resto está marcado por tu ausencia. Baladro sideral del que todos fuimos señalados. Esa flauta de la que hacías salir sonidos tiernos aquí se alza en trinoaullido que marca las estrellas. Nadie tras de ti fue capaz de hacer de ese instrumento una pieza clave de la historia de la música contemporánea, tan amplio fue el espectro que en ella avezaste. Por aquel entonces yo me iniciaba a la travesera y con oírte supe lo inalcanzable del reto, mas no me arredré pues la senda marcada daba cabida a la esperanza. En tu estela, una tarde, frente al océano reté a las olas de tú a tú liberando las sombras que habitaban mis adentros. Supe entonces en mi carne cuanta verdad conlleva You don't know what love is. Sabemos tan poco del amor…
A Pedro Cantero: sin duda estamos ante una performance antológica de Dolphy y me sumo a su conmoción. Con Booker Ervin compartió el mismo maestro y esa búsqueda de recrear la voz humana. Alta poesía la de Dolphy!
To predict the continuity from human life to the root of the universe, sound source whose future wisdom can not be classified in the category of art can be classified
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Thanks for uploading Eric Dolphy's 'You Don't Know What Love Is' to me one of the finest pieces of music ever! I have a little story connected to it too! I was a young budding folk/rock guitar player in San Fran in about 1972. I had a close friend in Bob Feldman - a NY sax man who had played me this cut off his record of it. He finally trusted me enough to lend me the LP. After listening to the cut some five times I called the one music store I knew of that might have a used flute for sale. The guy did and and the price was in my grasp so I said hold it for me I'm gettin' on the bus. I did and oh 45 mins later I'm walking down the hill to the store/repair shop. The street was deserted but as I walked in the front door my buddy Bob and I were shoulder to shoulder going in the shop! I still don't know how this could have happened! Sweet mysteries of music. Thanks!
Yes, one of the greatest pieces of recorded music. Eric Dolphy was an astounding player, and this cut demonstrates that. What a musician. Thank you, Eric.
I am in the moment of reproducing this on trombone. A work of pure dedication since I have had to explore a totally different approach to playing the horn. I met Eric in 1964 in Wuppertal Elberveld and I have tried to emulate his dedication ever since.
As you see by my electronic tag I am and nearly always been ( since about 1967) a fan of Eric Dolphy. I have a flute and an alto sax, but yes listening to this is, well.. its just jaw droppingly good. The master speaks ....!
MR DOLPHY...what a sublime poet of jazz..one of the greatest recordings of any form of music...RIP 🌹 May we all be graced to know what..love is...
This piece is Ethereal! Let it take you for an eargasm! We are Very Blessed to be able to listen to His to his body of work moving forward! Nothing But Love
i'm just grateful he lived long enough to record this
OMG, this truly a beautiful piece of music...i wish i could find the words for Eric Dolphy's amazing flute playing, but i can't. Wow...
How about pure genius?
best solo ever! 🎼♥️🎼♥️🎼
flute of Dolphy is beyond everything
空中に浮遊するようなフルートの旋律が印象的であり、又感傷的でノスタルジックな匂いを感じさせるサウンド。美しい音だ。
The melody of the flute as if floating in the air is really impressive, also feel the nostalgic small and sentimental. beautiful sound.
at last I heard that wonderful piece again! that was long ago. Thank you. it is so fabulous!!!!
the best
Que dominio da Flauta. simplesmente o melhor exercicio que eu tenha escutado com esse instrumento complexo de executar. Dolphy foi mägico!!
From 10:14 to the end is magic, finishing an incredible performance.
I used to listen to this over and over . it has lost none of it's appeal
En ese canto último, al modo del ruiseñor volaste tan alto que el corazón pudo llevarte, el resto está marcado por tu ausencia. Baladro sideral del que todos fuimos señalados. Esa flauta de la que hacías salir sonidos tiernos aquí se alza en trinoaullido que marca las estrellas. Nadie tras de ti fue capaz de hacer de ese instrumento una pieza clave de la historia de la música contemporánea, tan amplio fue el espectro que en ella avezaste. Por aquel entonces yo me iniciaba a la travesera y con oírte supe lo inalcanzable del reto, mas no me arredré pues la senda marcada daba cabida a la esperanza. En tu estela, una tarde, frente al océano reté a las olas de tú a tú liberando las sombras que habitaban mis adentros. Supe entonces en mi carne cuanta verdad conlleva You don't know what love is. Sabemos tan poco del amor…
pedro a. cantero que bello su escrito!
A Pedro Cantero: sin duda estamos ante una performance antológica de Dolphy y me sumo a su conmoción. Con Booker Ervin compartió el mismo maestro y esa búsqueda de recrear la voz humana. Alta poesía la de Dolphy!
Bellísimo Homenaje, Gracias ♥️
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Thank you for sharing, I’ve never heard of this artist...
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Thanks
maybe one of his best live perfomances? this is in the level of five spot cafe (at least his part)
空山新雨后，美如仙境
Flute god
To predict the continuity from human life to the root of the universe, sound source whose future wisdom can not be classified in the category of art can be classified
It is said that they walked in the forest and imitated the birds.
❤
🌷💛🌱😃
🌷🍀💙😀
SHEESH
🌱🎶💙😀
why he had to go? he would have done so much more for jazz...
💿💿💿💿
Fuck you sasha.
I quit drinking whiskey stopped takin dope
シミルな～
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