"Before we leave you, there's a musical message, from the Doctor ... Doctor Gibbs." Oh man, what a message indeed. This song is one of the most significant pieces of my life, ever since. Thank you Grover and your buddies.
It really is the best live album made. Completely agree! Not over produced, no perfect notes. Nothing but bare soul and energy laid out for all to witness!
Picture this, it’s May 1977 in Philly. You get tickets to this show at the Bijou. You show up and get to experience this live show in person. Maybe in Heaven.
😅😅 straight up classics St Louis in the house grew up listen to his music me and my cousin I'm 60 years old and sound just as good now than it did then
Sensationeler Rock-Jazz die beste Version von Mister Magic!! Übrigens hatte ich schon mit 20Jahren als DJ diese Version angespielt ! Die Leute kamen scharenweise zu und fragen was ist dass !! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💃💃💃💃
Grover Washington Jr was one of the true greats of the saxophone. I had the pleasure of seeing him perform in 1992 it was pure magic .R.I.P. Mr Magic.The Late great Grover Washington Jr.
Whenever I hear this wonderful and timeless music, I thank God for my eldest sister. If it weren't for her buying and listening to this music I would have never been exposed to it. I remember the day she bought this album home. A whole new world opened up for me and I've been in love with it ever since. Thx sis.
It is not the Congo’s, its a cuica it is in the percussion family originated in Brazil It is a drum open ended with a stick stuck to the drum head, and grazed with violin resin and played with a small pice of shammie leather , which makes a noise and the harder you rub the stick the higher the sound by also pressing the top of the drum head.
My ol man told me he deejayed back n the gap & when he closed it down, this was his outro anthem. I heard this version 1st & thought it was the original for the longest. Love this version more so than the original. Peace to my pops for cleaning out my ears w good music. Love the era I grew up in.
Well, I’m not black, but I grew up loving Grover Washington Jr! My musical journey is 100% b/c of him. Every bend, every “thuck”, every overbite on the lows, or bend at the tip of my mouthpiece to this day is in emulation of my hero, Grover Washington, Jr..
This is the LP that really got me going with Grover. I know when i first checked him was the last cut on a John Handly LP. I mean he blew the whole LP up. John Handly was asked about Grover and all he said was, "cat can blow". Oh i loved them words, cat can blow.
Many "jazz reviewers" thought very little of Grover, thinking he was superficial on technique and talents because his music was mainly Jazz funk (jazz fusion). That was until he blew their socks off with the acoustic sounds of the album--Kenny Burrell & Grover Washington, Jr. - Togethering. Anyone who can post this, please do. It is simply brilliant.
I sure nuff love me some Grover live. The recording version done in the studio is great to listen to an party to as well as the live version. The 70's have some great music back then
Best Live performance ever! I had the plastic version of the album and recall rocking this after high school everyday! Grover was the best! Why do all the great ones have to die?
I sure nuff love me some Grover live. The recording version done in the studio is great to listen to an party to as well as the live version. The 70's have some great music back then an still kicking with much good sounds
Indeed it is Iconic. Have a listen once Freddie Hubbards Windjammer Record. The Song "Touch me Baby" the sax is played with such feeling and love. One of my top 100 of all time.
Before we leave you, there's a Musical Message, from the Doctor, Dr. Gibbs! The instrument that he plays is called a Quica. It's a Percussion drum like instrument with a stick coming down in the middle. I've always love this song and whole album. Reminds me of when my daughter was born. I was 19 and on a spiritual quest and this album was the sound track of those days. There two Doctors in Philly Dr. J (Julius Ervine) and Dr. Gibbs! Peace and Love
Saginaw mi in the 10th grade playing this on my 1972 red/ white dodge charger with chrome spokes,3" gangster whitewalls,white t v antenna and half white vinyl roof.
Love this album classic always was always will be, so many wannabe players try to copy this great man, who was innovative in everything he did. Saw him in London with pieces of a dream , it was the whole dream , pity there is not a video of this concert.
It's like A - D - A - M Prepare your mind, run tell your children Fire, air, water, let the Earth make flesh Now see from the Father, how funky can you get?
Hey Grover 'n Ya'll! Remember what Abba/LAW ' PROPHETS said: "IT'S Dangerous to FORGET!" Now it is IMPERATIVE that the Holy Spirit perform IT'S Task: "CAlling ALL THINGS to Your REMEMBRANCE!" ONE Love! Shalom! Namaste! 🌌🌚🧠🫀🙌
Had the HONOR of seeing him in person in 1975... FLAWLESS!!... SUPREME!!!
"Before we leave you, there's a musical message, from the Doctor ... Doctor Gibbs."
Oh man, what a message indeed. This song is one of the most significant pieces of my life, ever since.
Thank you Grover and your buddies.
"Now there are two doctors in Philly ... Dr. J, and Doctor Gibbs ..."
This is my absolute favorite song, and I'm a trumpet player.
Some real old school blend of funk and jazz , I'm sitting here in another world off this shit and don't want to ever return.
Grover kicks ass. This is a timeless piece.
One of the greatest live albums ever made I thank you Mr Washington just wish you were still with us.
Me too Mr Grover Washington bring by me goed old day's back 1978 Amsterdam the nethelands
It really is the best live album made. Completely agree! Not over produced, no perfect notes. Nothing but bare soul and energy laid out for all to witness!
Honestly, in a Ray Charles kind of way. That massively awesome, feeling their way thru the tunes. Just love it.
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I saw him live in Birmingham Al in the late 70's... Everyone had to stand up and get their groove on when he played this funky little tune...
In the beginning of the 80th. the DJ. in the Club in Northwest of Germany
played Mr. Magic. Fantastic !
Yes 😂
Truly a singular superstar talent.
Class, elegance, precision and of course, soul.
My dad had this record and used to play it often. Thanks dad for introducing me to this music.
Best Album of all times!!!!! Trank you Mr. Washington ❤️
I think this is my favorite jazz song! The beat is incredible, and the whole band is tight! I can't stop moving!!!
Inspirational!
Picture this, it’s May 1977 in Philly. You get tickets to this show at the Bijou. You show up and get to experience this live show in person. Maybe in Heaven.
I already had the studio recording of Miister Magic my brother bought this and it nearly blew my mind
I Love it. saw live Red Rocks co.
😅😅 straight up classics St Louis in the house grew up listen to his music me and my cousin I'm 60 years old and sound just as good now than it did then
This is the year I was born! Damn!
My cousin put this album on one Sunday morning 20 years ago and I was hooked ever since. Go Fredonia New York
Sensationeler Rock-Jazz die
beste Version von Mister Magic!!
Übrigens hatte ich schon mit
20Jahren als DJ diese Version angespielt !
Die Leute kamen scharenweise zu und
fragen was ist dass !!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💃💃💃💃
Grover Washington Jr was one of the true greats of the saxophone. I had the pleasure of seeing him perform in 1992 it was pure magic .R.I.P. Mr Magic.The Late great Grover Washington Jr.
Whenever I hear this wonderful and timeless music, I thank God for my eldest sister. If it weren't for her buying and listening to this music I would have never been exposed to it. I remember the day she bought this album home. A whole new world opened up for me and I've been in love with it ever since. Thx sis.
Love this and am Blessed to have this Rare Album x
Saw this tour at the Lansing(MI) Civic Center. Not sure what made a 19 YO college soph want to see Grover, but, damn, am I glad I did.
Thanks for uploading this music, this particular number is my all time favorite of Grover Washington Jr.
THIS IS THE CUT! MAKING LOVE ON THEM CONGOS. DR.GIBB. GREATEST LIVE! JAZZ ALBUM EVER. A CLASSIC. A LEGEND.
It is not the Congo’s, its a cuica it is in the percussion family originated in Brazil It is a drum open ended with a stick stuck to the drum head, and grazed with violin resin and played with a small pice of shammie leather , which makes a noise and the harder you rub the stick the higher the sound by also pressing the top of the drum head.
My ol man told me he deejayed back n the gap & when he closed it down, this was his outro anthem. I heard this version 1st & thought it was the original for the longest. Love this version more so than the original. Peace to my pops for cleaning out my ears w good music. Love the era I grew up in.
+Dee Mir AMEN ;d)
Groovy! Makes me want to get up and dance!
todays young Black men have no idea what beautiful BLACK MUSIC really is . 🎶🎵🎼
Well, I’m not black, but I grew up loving Grover Washington Jr! My musical journey is 100% b/c of him. Every bend, every “thuck”, every overbite on the lows, or bend at the tip of my mouthpiece to this day is in emulation of my hero, Grover Washington, Jr..
The Bijou Cafe in Center City Philly, Those were the days !!!
Best version of these song
This is the LP that really got me going with Grover. I know when i first checked him was the last cut on a John Handly LP. I mean he blew the whole LP up. John Handly was asked about Grover and all he said was, "cat can blow". Oh i loved them words, cat can blow.
forty years ago this album was our wedding day dance party music along with heatwave!
Many "jazz reviewers" thought very little of Grover, thinking he was superficial on technique and talents because his music was mainly Jazz funk (jazz fusion). That was until he blew their socks off with the acoustic sounds of the album--Kenny Burrell & Grover Washington, Jr. - Togethering. Anyone who can post this, please do. It is simply brilliant.
💙🙏🙏🙏💙 RIP Grover Washington 💙🙏🙏🙏💙
Yeh man. This was the first jazz album I listened to way back in 77.
We about the same age. Think this was my first.
i was kid when album came out. i still listen to it. i need to thank my dad for this!!!
Same here. This song was ingrained on my mind thanks to my father!
So classy and so beautiful I cant tell you how much this album means to me holds so many great memories thanks Grover and the crew.
Beautiful Musical ....message!! meraviglioso...N.1
I was in junior high school When that album came
I sure nuff love me some Grover live. The recording version done in the studio is great to listen to an party to as well as the live version. The 70's have some great music back then
Best Live performance ever! I had the plastic version of the album and recall rocking this after high school everyday! Grover was the best! Why do all the great ones have to die?
Jeffrey Tullis People only truly die once you forget about them
Mr Magic Live at the Bijou was the best version
I sure nuff love me some Grover live. The recording version done in the studio is great to listen to an party to as well as the live version. The 70's have some great music back then an still kicking with much good sounds
To all the comments below BLESSED, he was and still one of my musical Heroes, an absolute genius
Muito bom!! Excelente trabalho. Não canso de ouvir.
Still have this album today or should I say double album. Got me into playing alto, tenor & soprano sax. One of my
favorite of all time. !!
+Ronald Spencer oh yes!!
One of my 'all time favorites', especially this version! Wore this out on vinyl back in the day!
Indeed it is Iconic. Have a listen once Freddie Hubbards Windjammer Record. The Song "Touch me Baby" the sax is played with such feeling and love. One of my top 100 of all time.
I sure nuff love me some Grover live. The recording version done in the studio is great to listen to an party to as well as the live version.
R.I.P. Grover Washington thanks for the memories
When the magic happens it is boiling hot. I love it.
WHEEEEW YESSSSS 2019 AND I'M STILL HERE FOR IT ❤️YESSSSSSS
It's juste a great album from a great musician
Before we leave you, there's a Musical Message, from the Doctor, Dr. Gibbs! The instrument that he plays is called
a Quica. It's a Percussion drum like instrument with a stick coming down in the middle. I've always love this song and whole album. Reminds me of when my daughter was born. I was 19 and on a spiritual quest and this album was the sound track of those days. There two Doctors in Philly Dr. J (Julius Ervine) and Dr. Gibbs! Peace and Love
"Now there are two doctors in Philly, Dr. J, and Dr. Gibbs ...."
I'm here to homage to late great Dr. Gibbs
RIP Grover Washington Jr.
💙🙏🙏🙏💙
This is absolute gold
Saginaw mi in the 10th grade playing this on my 1972 red/ white dodge charger with chrome spokes,3" gangster whitewalls,white t v antenna and half white vinyl roof.
Always Amazzing!!!
Marvelous!
This was the very first concert I ever went to in Philly
+Albert Ayers some guys have all the luck
+Albert Ayers What venue did they play at? I doubt it still exists, just wondering
+jstoes TRUE LOVE if you left with her mate :d)
DEEP IN THE GROOVE----MY FAVORITE GROVER ALBUM--
AND GROVER GONE TOO SOON
ABOVE--THIS IS MY 2ND COMMENT TODAY ON A MUSIC TH-cam TO HAVE PART OF MY COMMENT WITH A LINE THRU IT--ANYONE HAVE ANY IDEA WHAT'S UP WITH THAT ?
Very Smooth 👍
I still kick this to this day !
Love this album classic always was always will be, so many wannabe players try to copy this great man, who was innovative in everything he did. Saw him in London with pieces of a dream , it was the whole dream , pity there is not a video of this concert.
Grover Washington Jr.Is the greatest musician that ever lived,RIP.
He is the best, solitude at its best! !!!!!!
Grover was one of my favorites. RIP man.
GROVER ROCKS I ALWAYS LOVE PERFORMANCE THATS LIVE ARTIST SO INTO IT AND SOUNDS BETTER NOT OVERDUBBING
BRAVO MY MAN MR MAGIC GROVER TIMELESS PIECE HE ALLWAYS SET THE BAR HIGH FOR HIMSELF FOR BETTER PERFORMANCE GIVING THEIR MONEY WORTH
It's like A - D - A - M
Prepare your mind, run tell your children
Fire, air, water, let the Earth make flesh
Now see from the Father, how funky can you get?
i still get chills when i just even think of this song
+Derek Morgan It is pure GENIUS!!!
very well.......................................................
numero uno.........always has been ..................always will be ............
Steve Gadd on the motherfuckers (drums). What a night.
Millard "Pete" Vinson on drums!! On this night :)
ALWAYS ON POINT. BET THAT
Saw him and Al Jaureau sooo many times live in concert AMAZING thank God for this MUSIC
GWjr. Mister Magic live that's where it's at. Throw in a little Ronnie Laws Friends and Strangers. Man i was like 14 or 15 in 74, 75. WOW!!
This Song is My life the....... ritme the Whole everything about it.......You could say O well Im Speechless .
Love Love Love My Life song!
one of my favorite. extended with extra bass. 😄
Awesome
GOLD
Give the Bass Player a pay raise as soon as possible!!
wore this out on vinyl, 8 track, cassete tape and cd
+windsurfrjeff ditto
+windsurfrjeff You wore out a cd? Mad props.
+Sachin Pandey CD's are crap!! Vinyl lasts forever...
great!!!!!!!!
A live music that matches no other
Funky jazz at it's best.
excellent
Hey Grover 'n Ya'll! Remember what Abba/LAW ' PROPHETS said: "IT'S Dangerous to FORGET!" Now it is IMPERATIVE that the Holy Spirit perform IT'S Task: "CAlling ALL THINGS to Your REMEMBRANCE!" ONE Love! Shalom! Namaste! 🌌🌚🧠🫀🙌
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The art of playing saxophone.
Introducing the musicians at the end in the funkiest way... best part of the track « mr pete vincent » sh....
I knew Pete! Bad ass drummer!
@@bernardwilliams1589 That is so cool. Pete's kick drum is for real and the backbone of this live recording!
I GOT A LOT OF MR. MAGIC IN ME !! LENWOOSTER THE KING ROOSTER !!
I dedicate it to dawn Lynn sweet from south vienna Ohio
the master saxophonist
a classic.......ive at the Bijou
And you sho nuff right!, Still❤
class
Vocal versions by: Esther Philips with Joe Pass on guitar - metallic and funky;
Roberta Flack, fully romantic and soulful.
RIP Dr. Gibbs
💙✌🏻💚❤❤❤❤
Even the dead, listens to this.
For me, the studio recording any day😂
the best ever(-;
Pure and Nasty
8:33 the Drummer tought the sax solo is finished
THIS HOW WE USED TO GET LIVE WALK IN THE PARTY LIVE DJ PHILGOOD