Horace Tapscott " Peyote Song No. III "

From " The Call " 1978 Nimbus
Horace Tapscott piano
Jesse Sharps soprano and tenor saxophones, flute
Linda Hill piano
Adele Sebastian vocal, flute
Lester Robertson trombone
David Bryant bass
Everett Brown, Jr. drums
Herbert Callies alto clarinet
James Andrews tenor saxophone, bass clarinet
Michael Session alto saxophone
Kafi Larry Roberts flute, soprano saxophone
Archie Johnson trombone
Red Callendar tuba, bass
William Madison percussions, drums
Louis Spears cello, bass
Kamonta Lawrence Polk bass

[@bsmaster3593]

I wish i could have a glass of wine with the people that liked this track

[@mizpahboy7513]

first rounds on me

[@stanjarin7779]

Having one now. Salut!

[@jackdealehr8680]

100%

[@vonjunzt4130]

I like ale. but whatever...

[@juhintao3605]

Cheers

[@kennethlandrum8511]

Everette brown was a fantastic drummer he was my uncle I miss him dearly

[@jordandonnelly7352]

Cool story bro

[@Maseratech]

@@jordandonnelly7352 shut up

[@everettkalafatis6106]

It must have been a real thrill for him to play with someone like Horace. Your uncle sounds fine on drums!

[@jammmessenger]

Horace was my Son's Grandfather . We miss him dearly around L.A.

[@trillgoditachi7095]

doesn't that make him your father, or father-in-law

[@filippomaranitassinari2529]

@@trillgoditachi7095 maybe his wife is Horace's child

[@YaoEspirito]

Your "son's grandfather" is your father.

[@jammmessenger]

@@YaoEspirito Horace was my father in-law. I also played with him many times. I also toured with him.

[@mizpahboy7513]

So brilliant... It was like washing down a bucket of peyote with a vatful of absinthe...let us welcome the spirit

[@Ravfunnye]

Thank you for keeping the spirit of truth alive in our music!

[@etnikgrounds]

The giant has awakened, my friend

[@trevorbarre5616]

A greatly under-acknowledged artist/musician/composer, along with the equally-esoterically named Henry Threadgill.

[@eglc100]

Curious title about a sacred plant in America (the continent, of course!), By an orchestra with that African denomination! ... like beautiful music!...

[@davidcase1286]

I had to re-check the credits, I was half expecting Yusef L, or Eric D, Idris M, or a Joe H to be on this record. Very cool

[@YaoEspirito]

And the sax player had Trane's tone down!

[@anthonyhardaway3372]

Reminds me of Coltrane's Ole this is real jazz

[@MrMikePaso]

Just discovered this. This is crazy

[@gravytopic]

This is awesome

[@mindsigh_]

That artwork is so cool

[@bookswithbenjamin8902]

This is amazing

[@JCDealy]

People, get busy with the re-issue....

[@RebeccaVasmant]

WOAH!!!! ALL KINDS OF YES!

[@bowser_inthe_darkworld2]

awesome

[@samplecollection7599]

holy shit this goes hard

[@joelwhite6035]

This sounds a lot like Coltrane. The drums sound like Elvin Jones too!

[@lex.cordis]

dude, yes.

[@korsu2615]

Reminiscent of the Africa/brass session

[@trevorbarre5616]

It owes a massive debt to the Coltrane Quartet.

[@lex.cordis]

GAADAMN, SON. SHIT IS WILD.

[@malvibrada]

Esto cambió mi vida, ahora soy un ser de luz. Me alimento del prāṇa (como la Barbie soviética).

[@JLebowskiii]

my kinda sound

[@The-Metal-Cooler]

0:09 - 1:27

[@Radeo]

what is even happening right now

[@Wilsonminshall]

Transcendent

[@tennybabcock1309]

who is playig the damn violin

[@nicolemitchell4506]

Who is playing violin?

[@sashakingcrimson187]

sasha king crimson ₪₪₪₪

[@swimhurl]

This isn't black music...

[@swimhurl]

+Saki Tsolpidis Truth hurts, boy?

[@bnx2011]

+swimhurl This is jazz, plain and simple, No black, no white

[@Ravfunnye]

Are you nuts! this is the soul of a people expressing their experience in America through on of the few avenues they could; their very Black Music!

[@swimhurl]

+Dahn Ben Judah They A
are LUCKY to be here rather than having a primitive life

[@bnx2011]

KKK all the way. Do you wear a white hood in the corner of your room?