there's a live version that i used to have an mp3 of but i can't find it. it has one of Andy's most passionate renditions of this tune. he just absolutely nails a sweet solo live!
I'm pretty sure everyone's already commented on the 'eleven' thing, but as for how the track's title came about... Well, why WOULD an English guy be thinking about the Kiswahili for 'eleven'? What turned his thoughts that way? My theory is that, as Simon famously played drums with Toto (which is Kiswahili for 'child'), he'd have spent a fair amount of time thinking about... stuff. ;-)
World class musicians and exceptional music for those with sophisticated taste.
As a 14 year old learning this song as a grade 9 drum piece, despite the challenge it's put in front of me, still a fantastic song
una hermosa creacion musical, tambien lo aprendi con la bateria pero desde un principio me empezo a gustar el sonido de los instrumentos de viento
One of the worlds most unique super drummers. Simon has a style that is always recognized.
j’écoutais ce fabuleux morceau en 1997 et je ne m’en suis jamais lassé. Un de mes préférés.
I love that song.... even after such a long time it´s always like I listen to the first time!
Fantastic Composition...A song that transports you to a different place.
True ART that Few UNDERSTAND ‼️ LOL‼️2021
best song on earth!!!! ..... period
Fabulous! Takes me on a journey - purely auditory. Excellent!
there's a live version that i used to have an mp3 of but i can't find it. it has one of Andy's most passionate renditions of this tune. he just absolutely nails a sweet solo live!
11/4..... Fantastic !!
11/8 I´d say.
Why the hell did someone cancel this album from Apple Music and Spotify!!??
kumi na moja = 11 in Swahili :)
And the song is in 11/8. Coincidence? Probably not ;-)
favorite!
WOW!!!
I am in love! :)))
Thnx for post, man!
They make 11 groove so well!
I've yet to find a Simon tune I dig more... the search continues ;)
That’s MY buddy! Good ol Roast Beef! So good! #SyPhy
Great music!!!
I'm pretty sure everyone's already commented on the 'eleven' thing, but as for how the track's title came about... Well, why WOULD an English guy be thinking about the Kiswahili for 'eleven'? What turned his thoughts that way?
My theory is that, as Simon famously played drums with Toto (which is Kiswahili for 'child'), he'd have spent a fair amount of time thinking about... stuff. ;-)
Bien bon, belles envolées, mercl
Is it me or does anyone else think this song would have completely nailed it if the bassist played a fretless on this?
Yes!!
Yes!!
Underrated genius :(
@BAZ INGA yes, by highly educated musicians/drummers only that is.
J'adore continu comme ça
Could you please upload this beautiful music in High Quality :) Thank you
Transcending
not 11 but 11th. lol even the tempo is right around 111 bps.
Not only that, the signature for most of the track is a pretty nonstandard 11/8th.
@rgrainger09
is that right? wow, cool!!
...funny...Kumi Na Moja. Eleven. 11.
👌❤️
e te ne do pienamente ragione XD
not underrated :)