Відео

November Cotton Flower was a spaced out LP. 😊

Brilliant!

I had the chance to see and listen to this amazing artist... ❤🙏🏻

Excelente!!!

💜

Love it... mellows me out

still love it!!

still love it!!

Formidable 💯

still love it!!

Lovely piece of music ,jazzed up brilliantly.

M.R. Abrams - one of the most sophisticated composers, pianist and genius - founder of the Chicago music movement - A.E.C.M.

Che Sun Ra lo illumini!!!

Tenia 12 años estudiaba en el conservatorio de música de Barcelona, me compré el disco y descubrí a un genio, lo he escuchado miles de veces. Tengo 74 años y en éste momento lo estoy escuchando por youtube. Es único, Sólo él ha podido reinterpretar a BACH en su pura esencia.

Sublime 🔥🚒❤️🥂💯

Being a jazz and specially free jazz listener for more than 40 years , this is one of my all time favorites . Bought the LP for $1.99 in a used record store I still have this gem with me.

Proves how perfect the music of JSB was.

Thank you Marion Brown and ensemble, Ozyjazias - Michael Kelly Williams brought me here

Seit Jahrzehnten immer wieder schön zu hören + Erinnerungen an erste eigene Erlebnisse mit Bach....

very nice

Magnifique

Like a long, slow and deep breath of Universal Love

Bedankt:)

Warren Smith (drums) thanks for posting

00:00 onyx walk in new york

this is wingate approved

De niño nunca entendí porque algo tan maravilloso duraba tan poco. Lo ponía una y otra vez. Gracias por subirlo hacia muchos años que no lo oía.

Ewee M.di biase c relou la...

Nul germain nul

Yeah umm I also found this as a vinyl in my cellar, pretty good tho.

Really great version of Jan Hammer's tune. Eddie Gomez really rocks that bass and I've never heard Elliot Zigmund get so funky. Check out the original, also with Eddie Gomez, on flutist Jeremy Steig's 1971 album "Energy" (also reissued as part of the 1972 double album "Fusion").

Благодарю за радость слушать роскошное исполнение

Escuchar al trio de Jacques Lussier es como estar en el paraiso para luego regresar al material mundo.Gracias Jacques y compañia.😀

מענג מעניין מלודי. פרפקטו ☯️👍

sick bass playing , i also love the groovy drums , what a gem

Great stuff.

Harold Budd brought me here

I learnt to play this based on the Jacques Loussier version … god rest his soul … brings back some very happy childhood memories with my parents

R.I.P Jaques Roussier

Dope

pure&good+relaxed

A beautiful performance ...by Workman....

The track listed as "alternate take" is the best take, and the take that was on the LP. It´12.59 long. Bad choice by someone to switch that around on the CD.

sublime music

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1955 kids... timeless talent and an incredible virtuoso playing of the glorious instrument: the human voice.

I add that the complete album is as worthwhile listening to as this track! Recorded and produced relatively rough & ready, mostly live in studio (with an overdub for the solo/theme or melody). You can hear Japanese sound engineers talking softly in the background during a quiet passage, for example. It is a fine example of creative elaboration and skillfull improvisation, where the love for music and the fun making it is exposed clearly. The sound quality of the record is still very acceptable and above average. I picked up my copy on CD in the late nineties, second hand, for a scratch, having never heard before of this great, fine player. This should be in every bassplayers' collection, for enjoyment and inspiration.

Uno de los mejores álbumes de Sarah que e escuchado. Maravilloso!!!!

I agree on the Strata-East material. I have tried finding everything that's been released on CD in the U.S., but it's really hard to pull the trigger on other releases, e.g. Japanese reissues. I wish that the copyright holder would release the material on a website like Bandcamp and let people buy and download lossless audio files for a reasonable price.

I was a regular at slugs too and I was down the week they recorded this music. For what its worth, Music Inc. and msrs. Tolliver and Cowell were one of the premier and under the radar groups of the era - probably because they didn't record on blue note or impulse but instead on one of the pioneering attempts at an artist owned label Strata-East - it's a tremendous catalogue and a great body of work not only by Music Inc but by many other great artists. This is historically significant music in more ways than one that should be celebrated and remembered