Pharoah Sanders - Greetings to Idris

[@stephenpitkin5492]

This fills me with such kindness and optimism I want to cry and sing at once.

[@williehorne4925]

There is something that is so uplifting about this song. Pharoah's sound touches me just like Coltrane's.

[@eumekathomas9925]

This song stirs my very soul, helps remind me that Love and raw beauty still exist and can be experienced. Rest in Power Brother Idris.

[@DramaneDeme]

😭😭😭

[@BLUTOV]

Well said.

[@ackeelover6878]

One of the most beautiful openings to a beautiful album.

[@laurentgoldstein1537]

This piece of music is timeless and has been with me since it’s release. This album is one of 10 for the Deserted Island

[@ayekaye8055]

High praise!!!!😊

[@BlaxKid22]

yooo jazz makes me feel pain about all da scandalous things I used to do n this make me think about that, but then I be happy that I grew

[@IFeelSoTongueTied]

amen

[@AuntieDocGlo]

My first time hearing this song. Beautiful and ethereal; I say also, yes, this song sits in your soul❤

[@robertatkinson5713]

RIP to one of the masters. 10/14/40 - 9/24/22

[@naimaw7615]

I love this song! 💜🎵🎶

[@danp420]

I love the sound of Sander's saxophone

[@capaneus184]

I love the way he makes the sax "scream"

[@norbertcallais5258]

Pharoah Sanders est décédé . C'est comme un coup de poignard dans mon coeur musical car il à été un des plus fabuleux créateurs du jazz contemporain alliant jazz créatif et influences musicales multiples et un son de saxophone inimitable et toujours accompagné de musiciens de qualité . Combien de fois j'ai écouté KARMA , THEMBI , TAUHID etc. quand il était sur la célèbre marque de disque « IMPULSE » Il y eu aussi des ratées certes dans sa carrière comme « love is everywhere » signant la fin sur cette marque . Puis ce fut disparate , difficile de trouver en France des lp's de Pharoah , mais ouf aujourd'hui on à internet et on se rend compte qu'il à beaucoup oeuvré sur disque ou sur scène même dans des années plus récentes . Merci à tous ceux qui comme moi ont aimé PHAROAH . N'hésitez pas à m'écrire . NORBERT.

[@OdinLimaye]

As always, Pharoah Sanders sounds amazing!

[@BastiatHayek]

Pharoah Sanders (t sax), John Hicks (p), Carl Lockett (g), Ray Drummond (b) and Idris Muhammad (d) in 1979.

[@OdinLimaye]

So beautiful; it instantly fills me with joy!

[@Nachovaibs]

the raw and emotional sound of sanders.. just WOW im feeling it, he literally made his sax scream

[@BLUTOV]

Pharaoh is in the Afterlife....

[@Bluemayje]

I came to this song after hearing a really mellow lo-fi version of it by saxophonist Sam Gendel. There's definitely a difference in intensity. I like both versions but this one, the original, is a real head bopper.

[@graceandgratitude9256]

Blessed Journey 🌻🩷💜🩷🌻to the ONE!

[@walterm.dubiel]

Such great sounds...I love this song.

[@electrojazz14]

PS was a Jazz genius, RIP bro

[@kingoimkenya]

I played holes into my LP in the 80s.

[@stevenphillips1443]

Pharoah Sanders (t sax), John Hicks (p), Carl Lockett (g), Ray Drummond (b) and Idris Muhammad (d) in 1979 (copied from below)

[@BLUTOV]

This album could be Pharaoh’s penultimate release, it’s just that incredible and sublime.

[@usa_dumpsterfire]

I totally agree with the spirit of this comment but you should look up "penultimate" ❤️😉

[@tomrom1217]

Brilliant!

[@GATWA54]

A gentle introduction to Ayler..

[@melviningram5867]

Wail Pharoah Wail

[@m_ru1993]

Amazing

[@capaneus184]

So much range of feeling in his playing. The pianist is amazing too, I enjoyed just as much, who is that?

[@DramaneDeme]

Durandal Rampant, the pianist is the late John Hicks.
😭😭😭

[@capaneus184]

@@DramaneDeme Thank you. I'm glad we have this art by way of memorial.

[@NINTH_SENSE]

🫶🏿 Unangestrengt. Tief. Gelebt. Universell. Relevant. Das macht den Unterschied