Eddie Harris - Listen Here/Freedom Jazz Dance (Live at Montreux Jazz Festival 1969)
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- On June 21, 1969, Eddie Harris performed his song "Listen Here" and "Freedom Jazz Dance" with Pianist Jodie Christian at the Montreux Jazz Festival and Casino Karsuul in Switzerland.
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More than 5,000 concerts have been recorded LIVE both in audio and video since the creation of the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1967, by the visionary Claude Nobs.
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Eddie was way ahead of the time,he could play it all,funk,mainstream,bop,blues ,and multiple instruments. Rip
You’re right dude! I think he’s the real godfather of funk music
SO FREAKING PROGRESSIVE, are you guys digging this mad delay FX or what?!?!?! 1969 jazz saxophone! Miles who in the 80s?!?
LOOOOL _ Miles Who :))))))
Not seen this before and they work up a considerable head of steam , impressive, and many thanks for the upload, once met Eddie , funny guy and very humble !
I hear Coltrane and Roland Kirk influences!
This is the song I fell in love with music off of.back in 1968 Ed Harris and Les Macann played this at the elementary school I was going to . here in Detroit. Columbia elementary School
I'm a Detroiter. Cool story. I saw Les McCann at Bakers circa 1974.
Words fail me.
Mouthpiece pickup! Sorry Ed Sheeran: Eddie Harris was live looping in 1969 :-)
PARENTS!!!! PLEASE - PLEASE GIVE YOUR CHILD OR ANY CHILD AN INSTRUMENT. THIS IS A REASON WHY!!!!!!
time will prove just how much these guys were innovators in jazz ,i think they opened the door to jazz ,rock , there is just something in their music that makes me think that , i will leave it to others who know about these things
Recognize!!!yea...
I bought and learned to play the tenor because of Joe Henderson, I loved it because Of Eddie Harris.
People you are witnessing a van gogh of jazz before your very eyes.
I understand that when he would come to town he would challenge anyone to 'take him on' on any of the many instruments he played.
It lift's once spirit when low, that's the maestro himself. I feel rejuvenated once more
This session WAS NOT recorded at Montreux Jazz Festival 1969. I was there in 1969, he played with Les Mc Cann and the records then came out as «Swiss Movement ».
The place shown here is not Montreux 1969.
The stage was a square and not a circle, decoration behind nor like this
Eddie Harris an all time great !
love this music! So simple and so soulful!!
Every single song is just marvelous to listen to
Man he's looping his sax! Who did looping in 1969? WOW!
Back then people had tape delay which was invented by Les Paul. I think Eddie is using a tape delay machine called the Echo Plex. But I'm not 100 percent sure. I've been wanting to know more about Eddie's electric sax set up but can't find anything online. He also had a note an octave or two lower playing simultaneously, which is such a cool effect! He was so innovative and brilliant!
Don Ellis...
Rashan ROLAND KIRK!
Hells yeah! It's mind-blowing.
I think the echoplex he's playing, that was in vogue at the time. A tube plex had a max delay time of 780 ms only , but organic pure tone
What a genius
It's a jazz classic
i am 64 now ,just a wee bit too young ,boy i wish i was older ,to have been there ,in these radical times ,love it ,so much .
makes me wonder , i love these guys ,compared to what though ,they really are magnificent ,and interesring
Lee Mc Cann and ed Harris play a mean compared to what also They are all great musicians
Is that Jeff Beck in the audience at 3.00, and perhaps Charlie Watts on his right?
Ben Atkins Guitar looks like them to me.
Did some research on Eddie Harris.
He recorded with Jeff Beck, Stevie Winwood, and other Rock Artists.
So your observations maybe 👀 quite accurate!
agree with the Jeff Beck shout...but actually think the other guy is Brian Jones. Kudos for the spot!
@@ReonSanHarmonics it is Brian Jones and Jeff Beck absolutely!
Don’t Sleep on the Regina Carter Version!!
Too bad they never got to duet
Ik was erbij!! Speelde ook op dat festival met eigen groep Heavy Soul.
Beautiful music beautiful
People look dead in the audience,maybe it’s their way of grooving.lol
They're just SPELL bound by Eddy's UNIQUE reverie :- transported momentarily to another.... Level of musical experience :- transcendence if u like/will 🤔
Eddie Harris ...the great !!
THANK YOU for posting this ... some of the BEST !!
thank you ...we are in the midst of covering Real Compared to What
this post is So helpful
🔥 uber jamming
Yes!!! Thank you!!! 1Nation4Life
81 and still here
Fire 🔥!
ty for posting this!
Hella dope 💯
1st got hipst to some horn band at The Store in Emporia. Ineligible impression. Have tried incorporate in to many of my own.
Just plug me in like I was Eddie Harris- got u eating crazy cheese 🧀 thinkin I was Frm Paris
No disrespect to Miles Davis but this guy has more good music than most R and B bands. His music will make anyone get up and dance and demand you to like it. I think he is truly in the number one spot of jazz.
This is really special, great job
“ Jam “ “ Mr “ “ Eddie “ “ Harris “ “ Jam “
Harris in 8; Ellis in 7 - both great!
Great song performed perfectly. The only other version that I think is close is Ray Charles.
Don’t Sleep on the Regina Carter Version!
It seems that there was another Eddie Harris Concert at Montreux without Les McCann
there was!
alla grande!
sensazionale
Is It Les McCann &Leroy Vinager?
No
No mi mi h