This is realy high class spiritual music, from insite,. What a very good vibe and interaction. And the sound of the flute is so lovely. No everything is phenomenal
WOW...what a perfect pairing of Jazz Giants; too lovely for words. That drummer's brief solo w/ the snare off was a brilliant exercise in economy; less became so much more! Yusef seemed to falter a little in the beginning, but boy did he ever make a comeback. This legend of Jazz not only sounds ancient & eternal; he looks it as well. His face seems to represent all of our collective humanity.
Brother Yusef Lateef was one of the greatest sax and flute players in the history of jazz and beyond (worldmusic). In my opinion he invented the genre of "worldmusic" in the early 50ties. Thanks to TH-cam and other channels we can watch and listen to all those geniuses of the past.
Alhamdulillah! Salaams to the Elders! Father Yusef, may your eternity consist of: PEACE/POWER/PROSPERIT!Y!!! ~~ Baba Ahmad Jamal: Grandmaster of Ebony & Ivory... Give Thanks!!! Awesome post!
@@jeanhodgson8623 Did Jesus or Constantine tell you that o wait they they same person. It's said when what you believe is all so good but can damn people with your own righteousness what kind of God is that to give your allegiance too
All praises due,back in the 1950s. I am from detroit so Yusuf was in the neighborhood also we have a Tennessee connection and ahmad comes from Pittsburgh from in the fatha hines,Errol garner tradition. The power of these brothers. One love.
@@jeanhodgson8623 Really man Why? Your comment is pure conjecture,many the ways all of us pray to one God...shame on you,judge yourself thats all that matters.
Yeah, Jazz pure !!!! The very essence, Then at the end, Ahmad Jamal stands up , becomes a spectator and watches his friend close their composition, I call it high class
Damn. That shit's intense. Yusef brings an experimental edge that reminds me of the greats that just suck you in, Ornette, some stuff Mingus did. LOVE this.
They don´t make such beautiful music anymore. Miles Davis once said that Ahmad Jamal is his favourite piano player and that says a lot about this giant of a man. To top it all off two giants that have created and given us so much. God bless them, There are not so many of them left. Listen to this bliss, close your eyes and submerge yourself in this outer worlds of music. Get bedazzled by sweet sounds of deep rhythms, slowly sucking you into it´s magnetic fields. Herar Yusuf on that flute luring you into uncharted fantasies where you will get lost, Ahmad on the piano saying "come. come. there is more". Sorry to say t he devil created R&B which our kids listen to today, they grow up in a cultureless monotonous society.Like Lady Gaga and her entourage of brainless followers. Our selfie society are endulgers in empty vessels. God bless the souls of those who can paint like Picasso and play like these gods
God would never bless ANY Muslim. As Jesus said, "Ye do err, not knowing the Scriptures." You mention that the devil created today's junky "R & B", but Islam is one of the devil's masterpieces. We have 13 centuries of evidence of that, and daily proof, with all the atrocities today.
And as for the first commenter: you are short sighted and don't put the effort forward to explore those deep and meaningful parts of culture that we have today. The fact that you use lady gaga as an example tells me enough about your surface level of understanding concerning youth culture. Do you not think that when lateef and Jamaal were making music there was a mainstream that lacked the deep and meaningful aspects of their work? Concerning the devil creating r&b: read a fucking book on black music history, pig.
These men came to the music filled with the Holy Spirit of our Creator. They weren't snorting coke and drinking and chasing money and fame. Theirs was a sacred quest.
This is the most visual music...listen with your eyes shut and your heart open. Ahmad Jamal + Yusef Lateef at Marciac Jazz Festival, August 8, 2011. - with James Cammack (bass) Manolo Badrena (percussions) and Herlin Riley (drums),
wonderful (flute-)Music - Yusef Lateef has been a constant influence for my music for decades - living until age 93 has been a long journey on earth - he might have stayed for some more hundreds of years and still he would have put some new insights to music crossing boundaries in between meditation and crosscultural music from the point of view of afroamerican jazz and beyond....Keep on playing your music in the next universe, you might have entered now, dear Yusef Lateef.
The truth is that you are an ignorant fuck. God loves everyone not only christians, god is love and if you are too narrow minded to understand that - go drink some poison. My advice - enjoy the music and listen to god speaking through this man , oh yes and shut the fuck up! Btw: Romans 2:14 "For when the Gentiles, which have not the law, do by nature the things contained in the law, these, having not the law, are a law unto themselves"
A marvelous performance all round. Ahmad and Yusef are two of my very favorite jazz musicians. They always sound great. Thanks for posting it. Too bad that they, and so many other jazz musicians, fell for the 7th century mohammedan death cult. As a result, Yusef is in hell now, because the Biblical Jesus is the only way to heaven. "Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me." (John 14:6) Yusef came from Chattanooga, Tennessee, so he must have heard the gospel. There is even a large Bible College there. (Tennessee Temple) Dizzy Gillespie gave the real reason for several black jazz musicians joining Ahmadiyya Islam. It was because of the terrible anti-black attitude in a lot of America. A black person could not enter many premises, but if they said that they were a Muslim, they could get in. I didn't make that up. Diz said it. Monk was smart, and didn't join it. Ahmad is, thankfully, still alive, so he can still get saved. But he persuaded the excellent Vernell Fournier into becoming a Muslim, and he died and went to hell. What a tragedy, that a lot of fine jazz musicians fell for this evil, in a country that has the gospel. Heroin is evil, but this is infinitely worse. Here is the way to heaven: "Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved." (Acts 16:31)
I grew up in Detroit, yusef lived on russell st. I first heard ahmad in 1955 his use of space and time is incredible. Two of my favorites forever.
This is realy high class spiritual music, from insite,. What a very good vibe and interaction. And the sound of the flute is so lovely. No everything is phenomenal
Two famous Muslim Jazz musicians Ahmed and Yusuf Lateef on stage.. Great piece and excellent drum/ bass players
Such brilliance from jazz masters!! Phenomenal!
Powerful, hypnotic piece, peace...
This classic jazz quartet is one of the best that ever played Afro Jazz Music.
Prof. Jay C. Burns
there is no sound like the silence before... true music masters control it perfectly... this is a great example of that...
Two legends.Unfortunately,one of them has passed. He left behind a legacy of music.
He's now on the other side of the river.
The other one is gone now too.
loved how Ahmad smiled in awe and mesmerisation of Yusef’s unconventional brilliance.
WOW WOW WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
From a 72yo Aussie fan.
RIP Yusef your music was soul churning.
5 geniuses together... Wonderful music!
Il ne sont que les monuments du jazz : je les adore et ils ne seront jamais oubliés...
The best, of the best. Here's your master class in music.
WOW...what a perfect pairing of Jazz Giants; too lovely for words. That drummer's brief solo w/ the snare off was a brilliant exercise in economy; less became so much more! Yusef seemed to falter a little in the beginning, but boy did he ever make a comeback. This legend of Jazz not only sounds ancient & eternal; he looks it as well. His face seems to represent all of our collective humanity.
Brother Yusef Lateef was one of the greatest sax and flute players in the history of jazz and beyond (worldmusic).
In my opinion he invented the genre of "worldmusic" in the early 50ties. Thanks to TH-cam and other channels we can watch and listen to all those geniuses of the past.
yes he did.
Jerome Bertrand Dont forget the oboe as well.
Along with the music of Sun Ra's Arkestra. Trailblazers.
Concordo pienamente
Alhamdulillah! Salaams to the Elders! Father Yusef, may your eternity consist of: PEACE/POWER/PROSPERIT!Y!!! ~~ Baba Ahmad Jamal: Grandmaster of Ebony & Ivory... Give Thanks!!! Awesome post!
Sadly, he is in hell now, because he didn't accept Jesus as Saviour. There will be no peace, power or prosperity. That is the sad truth of it.
@@jeanhodgson8623 Did Jesus or Constantine tell you that o wait they they same person. It's said when what you believe is all so good but can damn people with your own righteousness what kind of God is that to give your allegiance too
All praises due,back in the 1950s. I am from detroit so Yusuf was in the neighborhood also we have a Tennessee connection and ahmad comes from Pittsburgh from in the fatha hines,Errol garner tradition. The power of these brothers. One love.
@@jeanhodgson8623 Really man Why? Your comment is pure conjecture,many the ways all of us pray to one God...shame on you,judge yourself thats all that matters.
Yeah, Jazz pure !!!! The very essence, Then at the end, Ahmad Jamal stands up , becomes a spectator and watches his friend close their composition, I call it high class
Just gorgeous. What an ensemble!
Two legends on one stage
J'adore la musique de Ahmad Jamal,c'est cool et reposant !
Damn. That shit's intense. Yusef brings an experimental edge that reminds me of the greats that just suck you in, Ornette, some stuff Mingus did. LOVE this.
They don´t make such beautiful music anymore. Miles Davis once said that Ahmad Jamal is his favourite piano player and that says a lot about this giant of a man. To top it all off two giants that have created and given us so much. God bless them, There are not so many of them left. Listen to this bliss, close your eyes and submerge yourself in this outer worlds of
music. Get bedazzled by sweet sounds of deep rhythms, slowly sucking you into it´s magnetic fields. Herar Yusuf on that flute luring you into uncharted fantasies where you will get lost, Ahmad on the piano saying "come. come. there is more".
Sorry to say t he devil created R&B which our kids listen to today, they grow up in a cultureless monotonous society.Like Lady Gaga and her entourage of brainless followers. Our selfie society are endulgers in empty vessels. God bless the souls of those who can paint like Picasso and play like these gods
God would never bless ANY Muslim. As Jesus said, "Ye do err, not knowing the Scriptures."
You mention that the devil created today's junky "R & B", but Islam is one of the devil's masterpieces. We have 13 centuries of evidence of that, and daily proof, with all the atrocities today.
And as for the first commenter: you are short sighted and don't put the effort forward to explore those deep and meaningful parts of culture that we have today. The fact that you use lady gaga as an example tells me enough about your surface level of understanding concerning youth culture. Do you not think that when lateef and Jamaal were making music there was a mainstream that lacked the deep and meaningful aspects of their work? Concerning the devil creating r&b: read a fucking book on black music history, pig.
These men came to the music filled with the Holy Spirit of our Creator. They weren't snorting coke and drinking and chasing money and fame. Theirs was a sacred quest.
This is the most visual music...listen with your eyes shut and your heart open.
Ahmad Jamal + Yusef Lateef at Marciac Jazz Festival, August 8, 2011. - with James Cammack (bass) Manolo Badrena (percussions) and Herlin Riley (drums),
Exactly that. Eyes shut - heart open - Jazz
Yusef: A master on so many levels. ..I can only marvel at this moment of magnificence. You either speak this language or you don't!!
WOW!!!!!!
Heavy Gratitude
what a gift to humanity , thank you
Blew my heart open!!! Thank you
Forever!❤
I had ti close my eyes to enjoy it. Magnificous musicians
Beyond sublime....
You are witnessing absolute sounds which can transport you anywhere.
Exactly.
wonderful (flute-)Music - Yusef Lateef has been a constant influence for my music for decades - living until age 93 has been a long journey on earth - he might have stayed for some more hundreds of years and still he would have put some new insights to music crossing boundaries in between meditation and crosscultural music from the point of view of afroamerican jazz and beyond....Keep on playing your music in the next universe, you might have entered now, dear Yusef Lateef.
The truth is, that he entered hell. How tragic.
The truth is that you are an ignorant fuck. God loves everyone not only christians, god is love and if you are too narrow minded to understand that - go drink some poison. My advice - enjoy the music and listen to god speaking through this man , oh yes and shut the fuck up! Btw:
Romans 2:14 "For when the Gentiles, which have not the law, do by nature the things contained in the law, these, having not the law, are a law unto themselves"
Gosha Nantoi ... Thank you! IGNORANCE IS SO NOT BLISS (in this case)
MY FATHER DOM UM ROMÃO MAKES THE SAME WITH SOUND THAT REMEMBER THE NATURE ALL OVER THE WORLD.THANKS FOR THIS,
yes also
to Dom um Romao!!
I love Dom Um Ramao
Yusef's playing is intergalactic .
2 of the great musicians of our time, both great muslims as well. prof sam hamod, poet, and old friend of theirs.
Great sounds
He was a great teacher to me in the art of music.
great music and musicians long live to jazz
Any relation to Francis Ford Coppola?
music at its finast transcending the medium
Beautiful!!!! Love a flute!
this is just splendid. i mean it. thanks a lot Eura00...
Pure poesie!
TROP FORT RESPECT TOTAL
Peace, two of my favorites.
Love it, thank you All 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Hauntingly lovely....
GRANDIOSA!!
彼らの音楽は脳髄を刺激する
Man that was sacred!
The best flutist for me
Gentle Domination.
masters in the house playing to GOD - Joy be unto you
...r.i.p..my brother...many many memories...
Jamal and Lateef. The summit
Masterpiece,awesome Ahmad(06:24 at end)!!!!
Fantastic !
What a contrast over most of the wailing, gyrating crap of today. Master brains firing coordinated neurons. Kudos!
Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Soothing!
The uselessness of words with these two giants, including mine here.
❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏
the Best
pure mistic
Middle Eastern jazz . Excellent.
not middle eastern... so
shir itzhaki
so?...so what!
Why do we have to put a label on everything? It's just great music!
There are words. Only listen.
❤❤❤
WOW
genius music
what a performance
Amazing! Hopefully, this is not his last performance as some people here suggest!!!
Wow
I had a ball !
Silence is alive...
Ух!
Wow what a treat. Perfect amount of funk and far out. Does this song have an official release/title?
Aah shit ! now how do I put this on repeat ad infinitum , ?? .
what a solo at 8:33
🌈💐❤️🌈💐❤️🌈💐❤️
Amazing. Does anyone know the name of this piece?
Hey Jazz!... I hard a ball !
Knew Knowledge
io c'ero.
titip titip titip
Does anyone know the name of this piece?
… WUZ SOoo “MEAN” 😎! 🎹🎼🪈💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥
What's the name of this song please?
What's the name of the song?
io c'ero....
What's the name of this brilliant piece they're playing?
Peça difícil
Is this recording available on DVD? Or CD?
I think I've exceeded 100 views. It's just beautiful!
6:22 ... Your turn
WHOA yusef lateef this is music of god the piano suck but yusef talk to god
55 vuotta suosikkina.
A marvelous performance all round. Ahmad and Yusef are two of my very favorite jazz musicians. They always sound great. Thanks for posting it.
Too bad that they, and so many other jazz musicians, fell for the 7th century mohammedan death cult. As a result, Yusef is in hell now, because the Biblical Jesus is the only way to heaven. "Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me." (John 14:6) Yusef came from Chattanooga, Tennessee, so he must have heard the gospel. There is even a large Bible College there. (Tennessee Temple)
Dizzy Gillespie gave the real reason for several black jazz musicians joining Ahmadiyya Islam. It was because of the terrible anti-black attitude in a lot of America. A black person could not enter many premises, but if they said that they were a Muslim, they could get in. I didn't make that up. Diz said it. Monk was smart, and didn't join it.
Ahmad is, thankfully, still alive, so he can still get saved. But he persuaded the excellent Vernell Fournier into becoming a Muslim, and he died and went to hell.
What a tragedy, that a lot of fine jazz musicians fell for this evil, in a country that has the gospel. Heroin is evil, but this is infinitely worse.
Here is the way to heaven: "Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved." (Acts 16:31)
Go crawl in your F country music boy there is nothing for you to understand here.
Tommy Black - "7th century mohammedan death cult." ?? How deep does your ignorance actually go?? What a fuckwit
Religion is the opium of the people
hahahahaha
RIO SALSO
J'adore la musique de Ahmad Jamal,c'est cool et reposant !