I am laden with Goose bumps when I listen music like this these are not beats these are authentic rhythms.No computerised stuff there are notes,cords,rifts,melodies etc.wow
that was great. I like the way he pulled it back together after the accidental with smooth scale transition and mix up. After a period of time of playing you could play any note. Experienced musicians will understand this. The scales themselves interconnect at intervals in the scale interlocking all 12 keys. marvelous performance and sound ambiance build
my friend Dave Wood at Sound services Broad Oak herefordshire introduced me to this music played through 2 x18 inch EV bass bins. How have i not discovered this man before. The biz!
only found out about this man a couple years ago from some misnamed limewire tune. he instantly became part of my permanent collection. below the bassline is ridiculous
I think the thing I like the most about this song is the improv listen to all the other versions of this song no two are ever the same but thats the beauty!!!
At well over 70 yrs old this guy is playing faster & smoother than any young metalhead. I recall seeing Ernest first play in London in 1965. He was inspirational to me...so fluent and always has a superb tone. That looks like an ES-339 he's playing(?)
I love Ernest Ranglin and this song in particular. But I didn't like this live version. His guitar playing sound clumsy and stiff when it's so smooth on the album. Doesn't change my opinion on the man but I wish I could find a good live version of this song.
What? This is just instrumental reggae music. Try Rico Rodriguez, Manjul, Natty Combo, Sessions Reggae, Jackie Mittoo, Augustus Pablo, Don Drummond, Roland Alphonso, Tomy McCook and so on...
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I am laden with Goose bumps when I listen music like this these are not beats these are authentic rhythms.No computerised stuff there are notes,cords,rifts,melodies etc.wow
A generous teacher to the best
I was there, give thanks !
major groove. Ranglin is everywhere in Jamaican music. He is up there with Les Paul to my ears.
Ow God.....i have no words.
This man is a F***ing legend!!! Such a good tune.
that was great. I like the way he pulled it back together after the accidental with smooth scale transition and mix up. After a period of time of playing you could play any note. Experienced musicians will understand this. The scales themselves interconnect at intervals in the scale interlocking all 12 keys. marvelous performance and sound ambiance build
Like only Ernie can!
The world's greatest guitarist.
I asked a Jamaican woman several years ago if she knew of him. She said "Everyone in Jamaica know Ernie Ranglin".
my friend Dave Wood at Sound services Broad Oak herefordshire introduced me to this music played through 2 x18 inch EV bass bins. How have i not discovered this man before. The biz!
this is the best music i've heard in a long time
sweet sweet reggae music
Classic 🎉🎉
I've never seen a 70-year old jam this hard!!
I play drums in a reggae band with his son Mikey talent runs in the family! Hope I get to see his dad someday!
Ernest Ranglin OD incredeble!! the Maestro..
R E S P E C T ! ! ! Ernest Ranglin rules!
can't wait to see him in two days!
Big up ! to Ernest he is the king !!!!
listen and learn.
Great sound. I was influenced from my youth by this man's style of music.
Ernest is THE MAN!!! ORIGINAL!!!
Why am I just knowing this genius now...kudos to u ernest
Love it! Ranglin rules!
Well he can play his guitar like a ringing a bell, Oh BOY, what that MAN can play TALKIN' AND A GROOVY BLUES!
Love this music I feel it in my bones. ...wonderful
This is pure sweetness
I really hope to see Mr Ranglin playing live somewhere before i die!
I love this guy
i love this song
Groove of the century
only found out about this man a couple years ago from some misnamed limewire tune. he instantly became part of my permanent collection. below the bassline is ridiculous
Yes yes
I think the thing I like the most about this song is the improv
listen to all the other versions of this song
no two are ever the same
but thats the beauty!!!
Incredible!!
Eight minutes of sonic bliss!!!
wicked!
Big tanx , blueball, I wuz jus tinkin', "wat dat riddim?" and den red yr post.
Respect!
Dude! Those chords at 2:55 are mad interesting. Gonna put on my transcription ears !
my favorite!
love the bass :)
At well over 70 yrs old this guy is playing faster & smoother than any young metalhead.
I recall seeing Ernest first play in London in 1965.
He was inspirational to me...so fluent and always has a superb tone.
That looks like an ES-339 he's playing(?)
Demais!!! Que astral maestro....incrivel!!
I've always thought of this as the Jamaican Bumpin On Sunset .
goosebumps :)
isso que é uma pedra de música!! d+
dude, the end of his trading with that sax!
fucking awesome.
chill music :)_
5*
not between these ears right here
es lo mejor toca con gana we
I like this Raggae style: strictly instrumental.
Ernest Ranglin is the man. Thanks for posting this. I would have loved to see this live, but at least I can view it here. Inspiring.
gonna check him out tomorrow night - place called the sweetwater music hall - they are gonna stream the show if you want to watch online ;)
oh yes
@bluewetball Yes sir.
This is the guy that convinced Jack Bruce to go electric!
Ska legend Reggae pioneer ... make a search on youtube for mixes or compilations and look at other artists
i just want to know the specific genre of this because whatever this is, i wanna here more of it!
maestraso mitico guitarrista
Hes like the bb king of reggae, minus the die betus.
is it reggae or ska?
is it important ?
I love Ernest Ranglin and this song in particular. But I didn't like this live version. His guitar playing sound clumsy and stiff when it's so smooth on the album. Doesn't change my opinion on the man but I wish I could find a good live version of this song.
What? This is just instrumental reggae music. Try Rico Rodriguez, Manjul, Natty Combo, Sessions Reggae, Jackie Mittoo, Augustus Pablo, Don Drummond, Roland Alphonso, Tomy McCook and so on...
Dude! Those chords at 2:55 are mad interesting. Gonna put on my transcription ears!
G7 - Cm - F - Ab7 - G7 - Ab7+5 - G7+5