I dont think this generation can really know how much this man meant to us. RIP George Howard. You got me through many times I was going through when I was in the service back in the late 1980's to 1990's. The saying is..."the good die young.." RIP George.
Beautifully said and I agree wholeheartedly! Just treasures! I'm grateful that we could experience their art and hopefully, new generations will seek out such excellent and iconic artists! Blessings to you and all!😇🎼🎵🎶
I was in high school when he was hot, I was still a Sanborn, Kenny, Charlie, and John guy but had NO idea we lost George Howard so long ago until yesterday. I can listen to this song and visualize road trips with mom, Dad getting ready for a barbecue, family reunion card games. Never be alone!
My part is that funky, "funky,: OH NO, refrain, love it when he cross the bridge, and how he builds up to it! he was butter on that fish hook, can't believe he's gone, same with Art Porter & Grover! So glad he left behind some love we can all share!!!
I first became aware of George Howard in the very early 80's and was totally blown away !!! If you think about it, he was a true pioneer in the Smooth Jazz field ... utilizing many RnB songs and smoothing them out like we had never experienced before that on a regular basis also employing vocals which today we would label Neo-Jazz. Yes, we MUST applaud his foresight into the newly created genre of the time which was (and still is) what we embrace to this very day. R.I.P. George, you are missed
It's April 2024 and I still love this Jazz Saxophonist! George Howard wraps you up in love with this iconic jazzy instrumental song! Love it so much! ❤️🎶🎷🎶 🎷❤️
i began listening to George Howard when I was 16 after a very special friend of the family passed. It helped me make it through those times I'm now 46 and I still enjoy No No it's very soothing.
One Of My Good Friends Had Just Brought A Cadillac Seville, And I Was Riding In It With Him One Day, And He Popped This Tune In, I Have Loved This Song Ever Since. To My Brother/Friend In Heaven,,, Thank You George Edwards!!!!
Oh wow. This song brings so many good memories. My father just brought a brand new Mercedes Benz.. and when we drove it off the lot.. he turned the radio on.. and this song was playing. He turned it up.. step on the GAS… and off we went !! 🥲🥲🥲🥲🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾🙏🙏
"With me you'll always find a friend." Used to listen to this album all the time when it came out. Still have it. Reading the posts below is how I found out that this great musician has passed. Rest peacefully Mr. George Howard. Never knew you personally but with me you'll always find a friend...Peace!!!!!
This Is just one of many beautifully arranged and executed smooth groove by one of worlds foremost saxaphonist we reaaly miss you George. Much Love My Brother.
This man was and still is a master saxophonist of the smooth jazz genre. I love this brother and his music, all of it. My only regret is that I did not get the chance to see and here him live in concert here in Norfolk VA. However, George Howard, I will meet You with our FATHER in Heaven.Rest on my brother.
I miss the smooth sounds of George. I would have loved to hear Grover, David, Herbie, Ronnie, George, Stanley and so many more all just on the set at the same time jammin
Gallys: I surely agree with you! I love this song from his "Nice Place to Be" album...so playful sonically yet with heartfelt lyrics! Saxophone titan Walter Beasley does a wonderful rendition of it on his latest offering "Going Home." I know that it sounds cliché but we know that no one sounded like George Howard--not then and not today! He really created and maintained his own sonic lane on soprano saxophone. It's truly heartbreaking that Art Porter (1996); underrated guitarist Zachary Breaux (1997); George Howard (1998), and Grover Washington Jr.(1999), each passed away in consecutive years--as aforementioned! Each was still quite young (Porter, 35 years old); Breaux (36 yrs.old); Howard (41 yrs old); and Washington (56 yrs old). Grover Washington Jr. and George Howard left a wealth of melodic musical material, while Porter and Breaux each did four great albums apiece. Though grateful for each wonderful musician's tremendous accomplishments, We can't help but wonder how their careers would be today as the industry (with social media, etc) has shifted musical gears significantly! I'm sure that George Howard and his peers and predecessors still would be thriving! It's just fascinating to me how the industry was different while they were here--as if they were in a time capsule. I'm happy that we still have their music. I just hope that their legacy always will be remembered and maintained as they were priceless architects of the genre specifically, and in music generally! Thank you and God bless! They all mean a lot to us all! 🎼🎵🎶
And Gallys, that would be some kind of Soundstage, as you said, to have all of those masters on one platform at the same time! Wow!..If only!! Thanks again and God bless!😇🎼🎵🎶
Kim Thornton Missed and very needed musically because when it comes to his style of jazz the pickings are very slim.Take care and may peace always be with you
I'm a true George Howard fan, got all of his stuff on either CD or lp, one of the greatest sax players of the modern era, truly missed by all who had the privilege of seeing him perform live and on wax, rip brother.
Anyone who would make it known that they dislike this song ... something is wrong with THEM. Rest in peace, George. I so miss you, dear brother. Your spirit and your music lives on.
Wow!!! What a blast from my (our) past. Thanks for sharing. Back in '85 all was well a new marriage, new children and at the time D.C. was the place where I (we) made a lot of cash & made friends from all over in every language. And now we want to blow each other away. Rest on bro' I never will forget.
So very sad. I ran into him . At a BMW dealership in Philadelphia. What a nice gentleman. !! He was looking at some new cars. So very nice. !! One year later. He was gone. I couldn’t believe it !!
My favorite jazz album from the 80's - love me some George Howard!! I was in my 20's during this time and this album brings back so many memories - most of them good!! I feel sorry for this current generation who don't know anything about this music - real music . . .
I was in the eight grade when I fell in LOVE with the sax. When I heard George or Grover I was mesmerized! I was saddened to hear that he passed. He and Grover both left us to soon but they both left the world great treasures. RIP you're truly missed but your music will LIVE forever!
One of the my favourite music memories ever was catching GH in '86 at an outdoor JUly concert in Detroit playing this song on a stage with thousands dancing on the field grounds..then the thunderstorms exploded but George manages to finish the song before the concert is finally cancelled due to weather....it was a magical moment!
This is a great tribute to the late, great George Howard. He was and still is my favorite smooth jazz artist of all-time! I have every one of his recordings on vinyl and cd. May he continue to rest in peace.
This man was Great!!! I remember when you had to have talent to make an album. It is sad to see what passes for music today. George Howard could make that Sax sing, this music and music from that era gets better with the passing of time.
You couldn't have said it any better, Tony Swann!! You truly appreciate the outstanding craftsmanship of George Howard and other late, greats such as Grover Washington Jr., Art Porter, Wilton Felder, Noel Pointer, Joe Sample, Wayne Henderson, Zachary Breaux, and countless others!! As you said, you really appreciate their signature stamp as they have left an indelible, incomparable stamp on the genre and music overall! Thank you again and God bless you and our musical masters aforementioned! They are cherished!🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🎼🎵🎶
In high school I use to play George Howard No No, Spencer for Hire, A Nice Place to be, and the list goes on and on. This was truly a master of the 7 liberal arts and sciences. May you rest in peace my Brother.
Never gets old! Been a "George Howard" fan since 1989. This jam one his many wonderful, soulful jams! I'm 53 years old, and I'm still blasting this smooth groove jam. RIP Bro.Howard I'm thankful for his musical talents! GOD bless!
I finally found this song. I was a kid when I saw him playing this song in a late night show. Arsenio Hall was hosting (this was before the Arsenio Hall Show). He jammed that night. This was my first time seeing and hearing a soprano sax. This piece of music is incredible.
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He and Najee tore up the late 80s and early 90s. RIP bro.
Truth 👆👆👆👆👆👆👆👆👆 I still listen to George and Najee is insanely fresh all these years
Yep for sure! 🎷🎶
My Mom loved this song from 1986, which started my love for smooth jazz. May my Mother be resting in peace. AMEN! #HUMBLE🙏🏽❤️
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I dont think this generation can really know how much this man meant to us. RIP George Howard. You got me through many times I was going through when I was in the service back in the late 1980's to 1990's. The saying is..."the good die young.." RIP George.
Wow?! I second that to the tee! I was in the USAF '84 - '90. This track brings me right back & sets off a series of emotions...in a GOOD way!!
Beautifully said and I agree wholeheartedly! Just treasures! I'm grateful that we could experience their art and hopefully, new generations will seek out such excellent and iconic artists! Blessings to you and all!😇🎼🎵🎶
I want to his funeral in Philly.
I totally agree with you! He is truly missed! R.I.P. George Howard. 🙏🎷🙏
You and me both!!! I felt like the wind had been knocked out of me when he passed away.
This song! The younger generation should explore this kind of music! I promise, it will change your life!!
we can only do our part ,making sure to pass it on
@@henryclemons9769 point taken.
This jam is a masterpiece! R.I.P legend! 🎼🎷
RIP George, what a Philly Great, it always starts in Philly, Its a city I can not explain you have to be raised and live there to understand!
Yup we have a lot of precious gems 💎
This that grown folks quiet storm music. Good memories🙌🏾
We need this type music more than ever now.
I was in high school when he was hot, I was still a Sanborn, Kenny, Charlie, and John guy but had NO idea we lost George Howard so long ago until yesterday. I can listen to this song and visualize road trips with mom, Dad getting ready for a barbecue, family reunion card games. Never be alone!
He was one of the best! Saw him in concert many times.
This was the first piece of jazz I purchased, his music fills and touches your soul. Rest in heaven George ❤
This never ever gets old to me. Just beautiful.
My part is that funky, "funky,: OH NO, refrain, love it when he cross the bridge, and how he builds up to it! he was butter on that fish hook, can't believe he's gone, same with Art Porter & Grover! So glad he left behind some love we can all share!!!
Nothing like starting a Saturday morning with this song playing
This was the first jazz album I purchased, still a masterpiece! His music settles in your soul! RIP George 💖❤💕
Absolutely
You ain't lying!! 🎷🎷🎷
Nothing, while you are making brunch
OMG yes !!
One of the best jazz fusion artist Ever. One of my favorites. Missed but not Forgotten. His music remains relevant and powerful.
List some other good ones
I first became aware of George Howard in the very early 80's and was totally blown away !!! If you think about it, he was a true pioneer in the Smooth Jazz field ... utilizing many RnB songs and smoothing them out like we had never experienced before that on a regular basis also employing vocals which today we would label Neo-Jazz. Yes, we MUST applaud his foresight into the newly created genre of the time which was (and still is) what we embrace to this very day. R.I.P. George, you are missed
It's April 2024 and I still love this Jazz Saxophonist! George Howard wraps you up in love with this iconic jazzy instrumental song! Love it so much! ❤️🎶🎷🎶 🎷❤️
R I P MY BROTHER, AND UR MUSIC WILL NEVER DIE AS LONG AS I LIVE." NO NO"
i began listening to George Howard when I was 16 after a very special friend of the family passed. It helped me make it through those times I'm now 46 and I still enjoy No No it's very soothing.
I am a big fan of George Howard & I always love his various type of jazz
music & how God used him. Amen.
One Of My Good Friends Had Just Brought A Cadillac Seville, And I Was Riding In It With Him One Day, And He Popped This Tune In, I Have Loved This Song Ever Since. To My Brother/Friend In Heaven,,, Thank You George Edwards!!!!
Oh wow. This song brings so many good memories. My father just brought a brand new Mercedes Benz.. and when we drove it off the lot.. he turned the radio on.. and this song was playing. He turned it up.. step on the GAS… and off we went !! 🥲🥲🥲🥲🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾🙏🙏
George Howard RIP man this a road song driving and chilling along the way. This is truly a classic piece No No .
"With me you'll always find a friend." Used to listen to this album all the time when it came out. Still have it. Reading the posts below is how I found out that this great musician has passed. Rest peacefully Mr. George Howard. Never knew you personally but with me you'll always find a friend...Peace!!!!!
Hands down my very favorite George Howard cd.
@@tawanahawkins7855 thank you for turning me on to Pete Belasco's My Eyes. I WILL be listening to more of him!!
@@jerrypowell7676 You’re truly welcome!! I absolutely love his voice!!!!
I didn't know that. I came looking for this song, my mom played it all the time in the car.
The Best Saxophone 🎷 Player. R.I.P. George Howard.
This Is just one of many beautifully arranged and executed smooth groove by one of worlds foremost saxaphonist we reaaly miss you George. Much Love My Brother.
This man was and still is a master saxophonist of the smooth jazz genre. I love this brother and his music, all of it. My only regret is that I did not get the chance to see and here him live in concert here in Norfolk VA. However, George Howard, I will meet You with our FATHER in Heaven.Rest on my brother.
Did he come to the Hampton Roads area?!! When?
I miss the smooth sounds of George. I would have loved to hear Grover, David, Herbie, Ronnie, George, Stanley and so many more all just on the set at the same time jammin
me too!
Gallys: I surely agree with you! I love this song from his "Nice Place to Be" album...so playful sonically yet with heartfelt lyrics! Saxophone titan Walter Beasley does a wonderful rendition of it on his latest offering "Going Home."
I know that it sounds cliché but we know that no one sounded like George Howard--not then and not today! He really created and maintained his own sonic lane on soprano saxophone. It's truly heartbreaking that Art Porter (1996); underrated guitarist Zachary Breaux (1997); George Howard (1998), and Grover Washington Jr.(1999), each passed away in consecutive years--as aforementioned! Each was still quite young (Porter, 35 years old); Breaux (36 yrs.old); Howard (41 yrs old); and Washington (56 yrs old). Grover Washington Jr. and George Howard left a wealth of melodic musical material, while Porter and Breaux each did four great albums apiece. Though grateful for each wonderful musician's tremendous accomplishments, We can't help but wonder how their careers would be today as the industry (with social media, etc) has shifted musical gears significantly! I'm sure that George Howard and his peers and predecessors still would be thriving! It's just fascinating to me how the industry was different while they were here--as if they were in a time capsule. I'm happy that we still have their music. I just hope that their legacy always will be remembered and maintained as they were priceless architects of the genre specifically, and in music generally! Thank you and God bless! They all mean a lot to us all! 🎼🎵🎶
And Gallys, that would be some kind of Soundstage, as you said, to have all of those masters on one platform at the same time! Wow!..If only!! Thanks again and God bless!😇🎼🎵🎶
@@deborahriddle8630 ghhhhhhhghgghgggggghvggg
I was today years old when my neighbor turned me onto this artist.
His music lives in Najee
The greatest I have ever heard. rip George - you are missed
EVERY day❤💗💘💞💖
truly missed🎶❤💕🥰
I still miss him everyday; as well!!.
🌴🏖🌴
Man do I miss George Howard rest in peace brother
41 was way too young to leave us,That lymphoma is no joke and it blows me away that it's been 18 years since we lost him
16davelle so incredibly sad and missed💔💗💞
Kim Thornton Missed and very needed musically because when it comes to his style of jazz the pickings are very slim.Take care and may peace always be with you
one of my top 20 jazz jams of all-time. RIP GH.
I'm a true George Howard fan, got all of his stuff on either CD or lp, one of the greatest sax players of the modern era, truly missed by all who had the privilege of seeing him perform live and on wax, rip brother.
Nothing like the 80's jazz
one of my all time favorite tune thank you George.
Anyone who would make it known that they dislike this song ... something is wrong with THEM. Rest in peace, George. I so miss you, dear brother. Your spirit and your music lives on.
Sadly missed. What a talent.
Yes, but he will live on in his music! 🎷❤️
Missing you George. Although your life was short; glad to still have these moments to cherish. RIP
THIS is the brother that really made me a "smooth jazz" fan ! Great cut ! R.I.P. George , you are still missed.
Oh yes!! 🎶 🎷
Wow!!! What a blast from my (our) past. Thanks for sharing. Back in '85 all was well a new marriage, new children and at the time D.C. was the place where I (we) made a lot of cash & made friends from all over in every language. And now we want to blow each other away. Rest on bro' I never will forget.
I heard this on cassette many years ago, and loved it since then. Bad brother RIP love u Man!!!
I really miss this Artist. I was just a kid back in the 80's when I started listening to him. A great loss to smooth jazz.
I loved this CD and this song was my favorite! He's so missed.
George Howard was THE man!! He left us way to soon at the tender age of 41 in 1998. R.I.P My Brother. YOU ARE TRULY MISSED!!
Yes! Gone to soon
So very sad. I ran into him . At a BMW dealership in Philadelphia. What a nice gentleman. !! He was looking at some new cars. So very nice. !! One year later. He was gone. I couldn’t believe it !!
My favorite jazz album from the 80's - love me some George Howard!! I was in my 20's during this time and this album brings back so many memories - most of them good!! I feel sorry for this current generation who don't know anything about this music - real music . . .
Oh yeah. I remember hearing this on the radio station.. I just felt so wonderful when this song came on !!!
🎵The Great George Howard 🎷 Best EVER☝ 🎼 R.I.P.
I love this groove...
I saw George at the Fox Theatre and he was brilliant. Love this man and his talent! Miss you George!
George Howard was truly a gifted and talented man. He truly had his on style.
I was in the eight grade when I fell in LOVE with the sax. When I heard George or Grover I was mesmerized! I was saddened to hear that he passed. He and Grover both left us to soon but they both left the world great treasures. RIP you're truly missed but your music will LIVE forever!
I totally agree with you La-Tonya C
The Chase
Rod Gossett A different groove than Coltrane and Miles, we love them all!
That's right, they all were great :)@@jgreen4715
That's right!! 💯
My Man! There is no Smooth Jazz without this brother. RIP George
One of the my favourite music memories ever was catching GH in '86 at an outdoor JUly concert in Detroit playing this song on a stage with thousands dancing on the field grounds..then the thunderstorms exploded but George manages to finish the song before the concert is finally cancelled due to weather....it was a magical moment!
I was there!! :)
Classic Jazz From Mr. SILK HORN, GEORGE HOWARD>>>>>>>>>>>RIP
I've been trying to find this song forever. My dad listened to this song a lot when I was a kid but I never knew the name of it. Awesome song
My mother wore this album out. My favorite of his albums was the one before it, "Love Will Follow". But I love this one too.
Hrorgr Howard"No no"...
George Howard's song "No no"...
Finally! I've been searching for years by every lyric EXCEPT "no no". Lawd, I found it.
Thanks good 🎶
PURE JAZZ HEAT!!
This is a great tribute to the late, great George Howard. He was and still is my favorite smooth jazz artist of all-time!
I have every one of his recordings on vinyl and cd. May he continue to rest in peace.
This man was Great!!! I remember when you had to have talent to make an album. It is sad to see what passes for music today. George Howard could make that Sax sing, this music and music from that era gets better with the passing of time.
so true😞
Awesome
You couldn't have said it any better, Tony Swann!! You truly appreciate the outstanding craftsmanship of George Howard and other late, greats such as Grover Washington Jr., Art Porter, Wilton Felder, Noel Pointer, Joe Sample, Wayne Henderson, Zachary Breaux, and countless others!! As you said, you really appreciate their signature stamp as they have left an indelible, incomparable stamp on the genre and music overall! Thank you again and God bless you and our musical masters aforementioned! They are cherished!🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🎼🎵🎶
@@lizgoodwin1812 well said!
@@4.carmeljwn Thank you. Blessings to you!😊
I don't know how many times I keep listening to this classic? I'll never grow tired of hearing it. I love it.
I FEEL YOU ON THAT. I'VE BEEN LISTENING TO THIS SONG SINCE I WAS QUITE YOUNG. IT IS A CLASSIC AND CAN ALWAYS PUT ME IN A BETTER MOOD.
Me too! :-)
I feel the same way!
+Judah Tribe1969
Same here! He is missed so much.. (R.I.P.)
As do I
this song for some reason lifts up my spirit i loved george howard he was the best
Mine too!! 🎷❤️
......it's amazing how some songs IMMEDIATELY take you back!!! Unquestionably a timeless piece phonic utopia!
This song got me through some tough times when my Mother died. Its timeless.
...Parents!!!!....this is a reason why you give your child an instrument....
I sure will!!!
Dreamt about him playing at my wedding...tears came to my eyes when I found out he passed. What a talented artist!
George Howard gone but not forgotton
this is one of the great pieces of music, taken too soon RIP
one of my favorite '80s smooth jazz cuts.
George Howard is the best one. I enjoy his music very much. From the beginning.
Thank you for visiting The Farish Street Festival back in 1997. RIP .. love never fails.
My Favourite all time tune as expressed from George Howard!
❤❤The rhythm that he carries❤❤This guy is carressing the saxophone. Great respect❤
This is my all-time favorite George Howard jam!!! I fell in love with this song when it first came out!!! RIP, Mr. Howard
Eric I'm right with you! It's personal for me!
me too!!!
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E re ewww
Me toooo!! 🎷🎷🎷❤️
George Howard tha man
Classic it does not get any better!! All the way and back!!
Exactly Robert!! 💯 🎷🎷🎷
Lovely instrumental reminds me of my teens driving in my vw beetle great memories,thank you Mr Howard 😊
one of my all time favorite cuts ever. George and his sax on this cut whew it does something to me. joy and sorrow all at the same time.
His music has a way of touching your soul, making it happy breathing life into it...miss him so much! RIP
Oh, this was wonderful. I still have my cassette.
What a awesome talent he was. He'd me me a fan when he released, Stepping out . RIP George❤️❤️❤️😄!
I just love this jam !!!!!!
oh my god, where has this gem been hiding from me.. jesus.
lively songs,always loved it...so inspiring for a lifetime...
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I heard this jam, when I first moved to Atlanta .
It's tracks like this that makes me miss the original CD 101.9 New York City's smooth jazz station before it changed its format.
MOST DEFINITELY!!! I MISS THAT TIME SOOO MUCH..... GROWING UP IN NYC
The ORIGINAL CD 101.9! How I MISS that original station and its musical format!
Wore this CD out back in the day. Love brother George! Rest in peace Mr. Howard, you are missed.
I did too!! 🎷❤️❤️❤️
I love George Howard. He is missed but I am thankful I can still hear the old classics on you tube!
thank you loved this since I was young had the wrong artist I thought it was najee thank you song still bring tears to my eyes
I also thought it was najee
I just cried
Savoire affair chic
MY JAM !
In high school I use to play George Howard No No, Spencer for Hire, A Nice Place to be, and the list goes on and on. This was truly a master of the 7 liberal arts and sciences. May you rest in peace my Brother.
I LOVE THIS SOng!!!!!!
miss you george. i know you are playing for the lord now
Never gets old! Been a "George Howard" fan since 1989. This jam one his many wonderful, soulful jams! I'm 53 years old, and I'm still blasting this smooth groove jam. RIP Bro.Howard
I'm thankful for his musical talents! GOD bless!
Pure classic !!
This is my morning song i play it every morning while I'm getting ready to start my day....love, love, love it!
Keda it fits the times we are currently faced with.
Man! If this ain't real smooth music!
Memories of Smooth Jazz, WJZZ in Detroit..
How I miss that station and cuts like this one.
You are so right!
Nancy Jackson I agree 👍
🎶 @@glenngreen9611
@@jenniferwilliams7463🎶
I still love this song after all these years - Rest Easy George Howard
I absolutely love this song. George, your music will forever live on ❤❤❤
George Howard was phenomenal!! Truly enjoyed his music!! Never forgotten!!
ooh, will always Luv George Howard. great music never dies!
Incomparable .. -- that's all I can say!!
This saxsong remind me when I was a student at Brazil, I used to listen all times.
This was my theme song in the summer of '87 on my road trip from Seattle to San Diego and back.
J Green Yessss I remember that year!
pre tell
I just saw that this album is available again on CD for $10 on Amazon! It's on it's way. Woooo!
JazzyG, that was a trip! At least you drove in style, with this classic! 🎷🎷🎷
@@Chutney1luv that is for sure. 😊
this is a great musician, i like wanna play like this,
I finally found this song. I was a kid when I saw him playing this song in a late night show. Arsenio Hall was hosting (this was before the Arsenio Hall Show). He jammed that night. This was my first time seeing and hearing a soprano sax. This piece of music is incredible.
A timeless classic. Listen to these words. They ring true for FRIENDS.
this is such a beautiful song!