Remember this song from when I was in Vietnam 1969 -1970. Guy in the bunk area next to me had this on an LP record everynight about 11 pm or so he start playing it till about 2 in the morning.
Kelven! So very true 👍 this level of talent is sorely missing in today's so-called entertainment industry 😢 And I had never heard Curtis' voice( and I just turned 63!) This is absolutely 💯 generational, You simply can't improve perfection, Taylor is amazing as is David Lindley, he was much loved by my friends in the '70's- if memory serves he played on many LP'S such as Jackson Browne ,Linda Ronstadt, many others 💙
@Richard Barrick ...I have the double album Curtis Mayfield Live at The Bitter End in 1972. Just amazing!! They play this and it's incredible! They also do The Makings of You...OMG!! If you can find it I highly recommend getting it.
Let me also shoutout David Lindley who was a master musician. The albums he's played on are part of rock and roll history. And his solo albums were not only fantastic, but also loads of fun! RIP, sir. Amd OMG, David Sanborn on sax! As well as the Late night band. Great performance. Thank you for
Curtis Mayfield (vocals and guitar) Taylor Dayne (vocals) David Sanborn (saxophone) David Lindley (steel guitar) Tom Barney (bass) Hiram Bullock (guitar) Omar Hakim (drums) Philippe Saisse (keyboards)
Legendary Curtis Mayfield, his life was tragically altered August 13th 1990 while performing in Brooklyn outdoors he was paralyzed when a tree branch struck him during a storm. Rest in peace
Curtis is way awesome--and that lady's voice is to die for . . . whole band did a beautiful job on this tune. ..which Curtis himself wrote in 1965. Thanks for posting this.
Taylor Dayne was a major voice of 80's pop music..but there always seemed to be more to her than that. I wish we'd heard more from her..but we have this gem, here. & Curtis? He's just on a whole 'nuther lvl! Amazing..music exudes from his soul through his voice & hands.
Before Greg Lake died a few years ago, he did a solo tour in small venues and was fantastic. He sat down at a piano and played “People Get Ready” for one of his encores, it was as so soulful and beautiful! What a gift Curtis gave us!
Curtis Mayfield and the Impressions has to be angels in disguise. A song that well put together and sung so beautifully on a track. A barber teacher got me hooked on these guys when I was 24. Now being 31 that song is very needed in my life. When I’m down and out I just put it on and zone out. Thinking of what it would be like to board that train and where would I go with people I never knew before. Probably would have the best time of my life and never look back 😢! Him and his group always made the best uplifting music. #RIPCurtisMayfield
Wow!Mr.Curtis Mayfield,can never be obliterated, as his voice and music can never be duplicated.The one and only, whose prose and poetic music soothe your mind as it entrances spirituality.
I love Curtis Mayfield and his music. A great live TV rendition but I agree on the rolling credit distraction. I also noticed that Curtis must have forgotten about David Sanborn's solo right after the modulation as he began to sing the next verse, "There ain't no room..." (1:35) Sanborn graciously pulled back but then Mayfield, catching himself, yielded back to Sanborn. Skillfully done and Sanborn got to play his soulful solo. Beautiful.
THESE NYC LIVE SESSIONS ARE PURE AMERICAN NYC GOLD YOU LOOK AT THE PERFORMANCE AND YOUR JAW DROPS THE AUDIO AND PRODUCTION IS STUNNINGAND THE ADMIRATION AND REVERENCEFOR EACH OTHERS TALENT SHINES THROUGH THIS ONE BRINGS A TEAR SIMPLY CAUSE THIS GIFTED POET LEFT US TOO SOON THIS IS MY SECOND ENCOUNTER WITH THESE GIFTED ARTIST THE FIRST ONE WAS MANY YEARS AGO AND LOW AND BEHOLD DEANGELO ON THE FENDER RHODES 88 JAMMIN SUNSHINE OF YOUR LOVE WITH ERIC CLAPTON WOW WOW WOW INFECTIOUS SOUL .28 MUSIC IS TRULY UNIVERSAL IT HELPS TO BARE ONES SOUL PEACE NYC
A great performance by many musical greats and the legendary Curtis Mayfield doing his Impressions song. My props to all the performers present. R.I.P. Curtis Mayfield, Hiram Bullock, and David Lindley.
WOW...I didn't know Taylor Dayne performed with Curtis Mayfield. Taylor Dayne's voice is electric - got me hooked with 'Tell It to My Heart' back in the late '80s. Thanks for sharing!
david lindley...right behind the great curtis mayfield passed away recently and can't go unmentioned. i remember david sanborn on late night television but i never got to witness curtis who of course is an all time great so thank you.
RIP CURTIS ! Listened to you since I was a little boy Gypsy Woman , Fool For You . When I was 14 I used to shoot pool at Pool Arama ,pump dimes in the Juke box ,I would just shoot and listen day and night.
Good old Curtis Mayfield rip bother your music will live on for every love you man I know I was born In 1989 but Soul music will live with me for every
Really miss Sanborn's Night Music show at 11:30 pm on Sunday nights during the late 80s. Always great artists and great live music. Nothing like it on network TV now.
Hi edagdwg God bless this special soul with a forever loving voice to sing and enjoy his life with other people Miss him faith is soooooo real Linda j . peace a forever loving fan.
Lord, what a program, two years of Sunday night bliss,great house band,all the guts masters of their individual instruments combined every week musicians of every genre doing once in a lifetime interpretations of their songs...it was blissful...then management pulled the plug and just like that... the end! But For Two Years...Musical Bliss✌️🙏
I lucked out and was invited to a taping of the program. It was quite eclectic with Sonic Youth, Indigo Grils, Diamanda Galas, Evan Lurie and the stellar regular band. Sonic Youth was LOUD.
Just heard a David Lindey interview after his passing. He related this date as a fond memory. Brought in that afternoon, little rehearsal. Presumably after Mr. Sanborns solo and a verse Mr. Mayfield turns to Lindley and says “play the solo” quiet like. Lindley said it was a great solo and great moment. But we got credits instead.
Thanks, Scott. That was good background. I thought it might have been a somewhat impromptu performance. Lindley's opening to the song is too loud, which is easily done when there isn't a proper sound check (perhaps it's that way on YT only, or perhaps it was the mixing). I agree with some who think the sax solo had too much vigour, but I also agree with those who think it was good. He certainly goes for his solo, but what else was he supposed to do--play it blandly? I don't agree with those who dislike Taylor Dane. I barely know her music, but she sang sympathetically, with feeling and restraint; she felt it. She didn't detract from Curtis; she added yin to his yang. In this video, we have the privilege of listening to one of the most beautiful, singular voices (and guitars) of Soul music, singing one of the great peans, which he also wrote. Curtis Mayfield was Great. It's understandable that people don't want to be distracted--they want pure Curtis. I'm grateful to be able to see a hero perform.
wow! such a wonderful spirit in taylor dayne here performing with a soul legend the late but great curtis mayfiled. god bless you taylor i love you and your music you were a vital part of our life line during the 80s i still play your music today thank you for the memories and all the rest of the special women artist of the 80s.all of you were just simply the best.
..uuhhh..guys? This was on SNL. THAT..was a whole different era! Amazing. Do what ya'll can to help America keep her soul. Your family..friends..community. That's the fabric holding the whole show together. God bless ya, as you do..and as the folks above sang, "People get ready". In case of Rapture, or individual departure. Hallelujah
We all need to get on that train - together once again - as a model for the rest of the world. Show was called Night Music, produced by SNL’s Lorne Michaels.
I love seeing clips of these great 70s & 80s weekend music shows; Midnight Special, Friday’s, Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert, Night Music. That era of music was so good & soulful. It’s a sad shame that music like this isn’t made anymore.
I've always loved this song, but I never knew who wrote it. The first time I heard it, was on my first - Vanilla Fudge album, 1968, when I was 13!!! 💖💖💖
My dad recorded most of them on VHS LP. The LP speed tapes were poor visual quality but the audio was hi-fi stereo PCM. I managed to rip digital copies of just over 10 hours of the music from the live performances from many of the episodes. I should share these files.
@@rusty2022-uy7ov here is the upload which I included in the post description. Enjoy and pass it on. archive.org/details/night-music-hosted-by-jools-holland-and-david-sanborn
@@geoCow I grew up in Woodstock, NY, from '64 thru '77, and David was our local Sax player, before he was on the original SNL band, and before him being on David Bowie's Young American song and album. That was when he got Nationally known, as Bowie did for Stevie Ray Vaughn, but I got to see him regularly sitting in around town.
@@rusty2022-uy7ov You were so lucky to have been in that town during that time! I dreamt of sneaking off to the Woodstock festival but at 14 I couldn’t make it happen. I got into jazz via jazz fusion in high school. My dad had a great Verve record collection so my ears were used to hearing bossa nova Getz, Gilberto and Jobim which complemented Chick Corea, Stanley Clark, Ten Wheel Drive Traffic and Chicago. Luckily, I had diverse musical mentors and great college and AOR fm stations in NYC where I grew up to imbue my adolescent ears with brave new sounds.
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No one never blame his mistake for the timing of phrase “There is no room for the hopeless sinner”, before saxophone solo.
David Lindley!! RIP
Credits should never have been run over a Curtis Mayfield live performance. A musical genius deserves more respect.
I totally agree. That sucked.
Which is also why you shouldn't have David Sanborn's sax spoiling the moment again.
!! agreed
@@anodyne57 eh I disagree. I definitely love the song without anyone featuring in it but that sac solo was sweeeetttt!
Agree
Remember this song from when I was in Vietnam 1969 -1970. Guy in the bunk area next to me had this on an LP record everynight about 11 pm or so he start playing it till about 2 in the morning.
Miss the smooth voice of Cutis Mayfield 👏🏿✊🏿🤜🏿🤛🏿🎤🎸
David Lindley brought me here and I love it.
Powerful lyrics!
Jesus we need music like this right now!!
Kelven! So very true 👍 this level of talent is sorely missing in today's so-called entertainment industry 😢 And I had never heard Curtis' voice( and I just turned 63!) This is absolutely 💯 generational, You simply can't improve perfection, Taylor is amazing as is David Lindley, he was much loved by my friends in the '70's- if memory serves he played on many LP'S such as Jackson Browne ,Linda Ronstadt, many others 💙
@Richard Barrick ...I have the double album Curtis Mayfield Live at The Bitter End in 1972. Just amazing!! They play this and it's incredible! They also do The Makings of You...OMG!! If you can find it I highly recommend getting it.
@@kelvendyson1508 l'll definitely pick up a copy, surely Amazon has it, again-- much appreciated 👍, Richard
It would excellent if you can get the younger generation to listen and understand the meaning 😢
It's right here..
Let me also shoutout David Lindley who was a master musician. The albums he's played on are part of rock and roll history. And his solo albums were not only fantastic, but also loads of fun! RIP, sir. Amd OMG, David Sanborn on sax! As well as the Late night band. Great performance. Thank you for
Curtis Mayfield (vocals and guitar)
Taylor Dayne (vocals)
David Sanborn (saxophone)
David Lindley (steel guitar)
Tom Barney (bass)
Hiram Bullock (guitar)
Omar Hakim (drums)
Philippe Saisse (keyboards)
and musical director... George Duke!
thanks for the musicians line up 👍🏾👍🏾
I recognized David Sanborn immediately!
@BiggDogg . And not Curtis
@@stevenjosephs9 ?
Taylor Dayne is a Powerhouse vocalist...wishing her good health & long life👍
Legendary Curtis Mayfield, his life was tragically altered August 13th 1990 while performing in Brooklyn outdoors he was paralyzed when a tree branch struck him during a storm. Rest in peace
🙏🌸🌺❤️
I thought a light rack fell on him.
it wasn't a tree branch
@@DjangoThunders Sadly, it happend🌸🌺❤️
The girl singing with him is Taylor Dayne (a powerhouse voice as well!) Awesome song, so much truth behind these words!❤❤😢
THE GREAT CURTIS MAYFIELD WROTE ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SONG EVER !
Curtis is way awesome--and that lady's voice is to die for . . . whole band did a beautiful job on this tune. ..which Curtis himself wrote in 1965. Thanks for posting this.
Taylor Dane
Taylor Dayne was a major voice of 80's pop music..but there always seemed to be more to her than that. I wish we'd heard more from her..but we have this gem, here.
& Curtis? He's just on a whole 'nuther lvl! Amazing..music exudes from
his soul through his voice & hands.
Yes she does a great job on the songs she sings on this Sunday Night..one was a Stevue Wonder song...but can't name it tonight...😅
Her voice is strident and theatrical. Maybe fine fine for vacuous pop, but not this song.
❤❤❤😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉
She is so pretty but, as soon as she starts singing she becomes even more beautiful.
Before Greg Lake died a few years ago, he did a solo tour in small venues and was fantastic. He sat down at a piano and played “People Get Ready” for one of his encores, it was as so soulful and beautiful! What a gift Curtis gave us!
Curtis Mayfield and the Impressions has to be angels in disguise. A song that well put together and sung so beautifully on a track. A barber teacher got me hooked on these guys when I was 24. Now being 31 that song is very needed in my life. When I’m down and out I just put it on and zone out. Thinking of what it would be like to board that train and where would I go with people I never knew before. Probably would have the best time of my life and never look back 😢! Him and his group always made the best uplifting music. #RIPCurtisMayfield
It’s a ticket to be in heaven with Jesus. God bless you
Too my 3 sons believe always
Curtis Mayfield. Simply the best. Ironic, because there was nothing simple about him. His talent was a gift from above.
🫅🏾🎤🏆🥇❤❤❤😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉
Taylor is one of the most underrated vocalists out there.
A pure genius! His body of work rivals that of anyone who ever worked so in the music industry.
Taylor sounds nice!
Wow!Mr.Curtis Mayfield,can never be obliterated, as his voice and music can never be duplicated.The one and only, whose prose and poetic music soothe your mind as it entrances spirituality.
❤❤❤😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉
One of the greatest artist, song, and voice ever.
Been a Curtis Mayfield Fan since my Father played The "Impressions" Daily during the early 1960's. Miss Curtis.
He was A Master.
I love Curtis Mayfield and his music. A great live TV rendition but I agree on the rolling credit distraction. I also noticed that Curtis must have forgotten about David Sanborn's solo right after the modulation as he began to sing the next verse, "There ain't no room..." (1:35) Sanborn graciously pulled back but then Mayfield, catching himself, yielded back to Sanborn. Skillfully done and Sanborn got to play his soulful solo. Beautiful.
Brilliant musicians respecting each other, that was awesome.
THESE NYC LIVE SESSIONS ARE PURE AMERICAN NYC GOLD YOU LOOK AT THE PERFORMANCE AND YOUR JAW DROPS THE AUDIO AND PRODUCTION IS STUNNINGAND THE ADMIRATION AND REVERENCEFOR EACH OTHERS TALENT SHINES THROUGH THIS ONE BRINGS A TEAR SIMPLY CAUSE THIS GIFTED POET LEFT US TOO SOON THIS IS MY SECOND ENCOUNTER WITH THESE GIFTED ARTIST THE FIRST ONE WAS MANY YEARS AGO AND LOW AND BEHOLD DEANGELO ON THE FENDER RHODES 88 JAMMIN SUNSHINE OF YOUR LOVE WITH ERIC CLAPTON WOW WOW WOW INFECTIOUS SOUL .28 MUSIC IS TRULY UNIVERSAL IT HELPS TO BARE ONES SOUL PEACE NYC
Wow!!! Great performance! rip Curtis Mayfield
That some real talent on that stage. Excellent rendition of an all-time classic.
A great performance by many musical greats and the legendary Curtis Mayfield doing his Impressions song. My props to all the performers present. R.I.P. Curtis Mayfield, Hiram Bullock, and David Lindley.
Curtis was special!! Taylor can sing it!!
WOW...I didn't know Taylor Dayne performed with Curtis Mayfield. Taylor Dayne's voice is electric - got me hooked with 'Tell It to My Heart' back in the late '80s. Thanks for sharing!
Curtis, the genius whose talent and gifts are highly missed, David Sanborn on the sax, just awesome as always, and Taylor Dayne, magnificent voice.
david lindley...right behind the great curtis mayfield passed away recently and can't go unmentioned. i remember david sanborn on late night television but i never got to witness curtis who of course is an all time great so thank you.
RIP CURTIS ! Listened to you since I was a little boy Gypsy Woman , Fool For You . When I was 14 I used to shoot pool at Pool Arama ,pump dimes in the Juke box ,I would just shoot and listen day and night.
Good old Curtis Mayfield rip bother your music will live on for every love you man I know I was born In 1989 but Soul music will live with me for every
oh yes bro
Right on brother
Fantastic real music, raw talent and check out the glasses !
Really miss Sanborn's Night Music show at 11:30 pm on Sunday nights during the late 80s. Always great artists and great live music. Nothing like it on network TV now.
All today's TV sucks
Always loved this song from the first time I heard it and IM 74YEARS. Love hearing Curtis
Note: David Sanborn on Sax🎷& George Duke(SIP) on Keys! Curtis (SIP), George & David three phenomenal musicians - & three of my favorites!💕
Hi edagdwg God bless this special soul with a forever loving voice to sing and enjoy his life with other people Miss him faith is soooooo real Linda j . peace a forever loving fan.
A classic, and an anthem by Curtis Mayfield!
Lord, what a program, two years of Sunday night bliss,great house band,all the guts masters of their individual instruments combined every week musicians of every genre doing once in a lifetime interpretations of their songs...it was blissful...then management pulled the plug and just like that... the end!
But For Two Years...Musical Bliss✌️🙏
I lucked out and was invited to a taping of the program. It was quite eclectic with Sonic Youth, Indigo Grils, Diamanda Galas, Evan Lurie and the stellar regular band. Sonic Youth was LOUD.
So rare to find a never heard Lindley performance. Wow! Not sure how I got here but thank goddess.
Just heard a David Lindey interview after his passing. He related this date as a fond memory. Brought in that afternoon, little rehearsal. Presumably after Mr. Sanborns solo and a verse Mr. Mayfield turns to Lindley and says “play the solo” quiet like. Lindley said it was a great solo and great moment. But we got credits instead.
Thanks, Scott. That was good background. I thought it might have been a somewhat impromptu performance. Lindley's opening to the song is too loud, which is easily done when there isn't a proper sound check (perhaps it's that way on YT only, or perhaps it was the mixing). I agree with some who think the sax solo had too much vigour, but I also agree with those who think it was good. He certainly goes for his solo, but what else was he supposed to do--play it blandly?
I don't agree with those who dislike Taylor Dane. I barely know her music, but she sang sympathetically, with feeling and restraint; she felt it. She didn't detract from Curtis; she added yin to his yang.
In this video, we have the privilege of listening to one of the most beautiful, singular voices (and guitars) of Soul music, singing one of the great peans, which he also wrote. Curtis Mayfield was Great. It's understandable that people don't want to be distracted--they want pure Curtis. I'm grateful to be able to see a hero perform.
wow! such a wonderful spirit in taylor dayne here performing with a soul legend the late but great curtis mayfiled. god bless you taylor i love you and your music you were a vital part of our life line during the 80s i still play your music today thank you for the memories and all the rest of the special women artist of the 80s.all of you were just simply the best.
..uuhhh..guys? This was on SNL. THAT..was a whole different era! Amazing. Do what ya'll can to help
America keep her soul. Your family..friends..community. That's the fabric holding the whole show together.
God bless ya, as you do..and as the folks above sang, "People get ready".
In case of Rapture, or individual departure. Hallelujah
We all need to get on that train - together once again - as a model for the rest of the world. Show was called Night Music, produced by SNL’s Lorne Michaels.
@@geoCow Ahh, gotcha. I saw the Sanborn sax dude & Lorne Michal's name and that logo at the end..figd it was SNL, lol. & hallelujah on THAT train!
People get ready, Jesus is coming!
My adoration for Al goes deep. My wife’s adoration for Taylor Dayne goes deeper. She named her daughter Taylor Danielle. ❤🎉
That naming detail is so sweet!
Curtis had such a great voice. Silky smooth.
Curtis Mayfield was a very unique guitar player
66K views? My gawd, this is a musical genius in crystal clear sight and sound.
the late legend David Lindley in back playing lapsteel.
Powerful and beautiful, love this 😊
I love seeing clips of these great 70s & 80s weekend music shows; Midnight Special, Friday’s, Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert, Night Music. That era of music was so good & soulful. It’s a sad shame that music like this isn’t made anymore.
Taylor Dwayne is simply incredible. She can sing with the best of them with soul and class
She never got the respect she deserved.
She's awful.
You spelled her name wrong. Smooth move.
@@OMGWTFLOLSMH come on that was 5 years ago. He was only in 3rd grade 😂
@@Blue_Dun: Stop being an ageist. 😂
Taylor Dayne belongs with the great here
What an absolutely beautiful song.
I first heard it in 1972. Rather cool isn't it?
Taylor Dayne had a nice voice. She was a hottie back in the day
What a beautiful version love it
This is fantastic
Taylor Dane was a bad girl. She definitely should of got more recognition.
Absolutely blown away musical talent at its best
I don't know how I haven't seen this version... what a collection of great musicians doing a great song. Wow!
Amazing performance
Thanks for posting . A great video. I also love the Chambers brother version of the song and Al Green with Mavis Staples.
Thanks 🙏 this is beautiful. Excellent voices and playing
Thank you Curtis for this wonderful song.
Love Curtis Mayfield.
God bless you Mr Mayfield.
Love this song. And Lord knows I love the Saxaphone
Great to see him ...,show more...
Curtis Mayfield! Genius of music.
MUSICAL ROYALTY IN THE HIGHEST REST IN PEACE SIR CURTIS ..28 FROM EARON EARTH JUST LIKE YOU NYC
People get ready
There's a train a-coming
You don't need no baggage
You just get on board
All you need is faith
To hear the diesels humming
Don't need no ticket
You just thank the Lord
So people get ready
For the train to Jordan
Picking up passengers' coast to coast
Faith is the key
Open the doors and board 'em
There's hope for all
Among those loved the most
There ain't no room for the hopeless sinner
Who would hurt all mankind just to save his own (believe me now)
Have pity on those
Whose chances grow thinner
For there's no hiding place against the Kingdom's Throne
So people get ready
There's a train a-comin'
You don't need no baggage
You just get on board
All you need is faith
To hear the diesels humming
Don't need no ticket
You just thank the Lord
Source: Musixmatch
Songwriters: Curtis Mayfield
People Get Ready lyrics © Warner-tamerlane Publishing Corp.
This is beautiful. So soulful. Long live Superfly...
What a time to be alive.
Curtis Mayfield the best......good times.....thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
Just HAD to watch this after seeing one of my favorite 80s songbirds ,Taylor was and is awesome
David Lindley is the GREATEST!!
This was one of my favorite shows. Thanks for posting it!
I've always loved this song, but I never knew who wrote it. The first time I heard it, was on my first - Vanilla Fudge album, 1968, when I was 13!!! 💖💖💖
Thank you for posting this.
Curtis was such a great singer and guitar player.
Incredible!
wouldn't it have been good if the program credits weren't there - what a version
Awesome👏🏻🙌🏻🤘🏻🎸🥁🎹🎼🎤🎤🎸
I love this song, especially this version!
One of my favorite tunes.
Excellent.
The great Curtis Mayfield in this song talks about a far greater Saviour, Jesus Christ. That’s where that train is going.
Curtis u kill'n that guitar & them vocals
WOW
REST IN PEACE MR.MAYFIELD ♥🙏🏾
The Show was called " Night Music" hosted by David Sanborn the Sax player in this vid. I watched and taped many of these.
very well done!
I hope Taylor Dane knew how lucky and fortunate she was. 🎼
I AM HERE THROUGH THE BLOOD BOUGHT MOTHER GOD IS MY FATHER
David Sanbourn add so much!
I've still got this and a bunch of other Sunday Nights on VHS in storage....now, if I only had a VCR...😮😅😮😮😮😅😅
My dad recorded most of them on VHS LP. The LP speed tapes were poor visual quality but the audio was hi-fi stereo PCM. I managed to rip digital copies of just over 10 hours of the music from the live performances from many of the episodes. I should share these files.
@@geoCow absolutely, some really great performances all through those shows. People should be aware.
@@rusty2022-uy7ov here is the upload which I included in the post description. Enjoy and pass it on. archive.org/details/night-music-hosted-by-jools-holland-and-david-sanborn
@@geoCow I grew up in Woodstock, NY, from '64 thru '77, and David was our local Sax player, before he was on the original SNL band, and before him being on David Bowie's Young American song and album. That was when he got Nationally known, as Bowie did for Stevie Ray Vaughn, but I got to see him regularly sitting in around town.
@@rusty2022-uy7ov You were so lucky to have been in that town during that time! I dreamt of sneaking off to the Woodstock festival but at 14 I couldn’t make it happen. I got into jazz via jazz fusion in high school. My dad had a great Verve record collection so my ears were used to hearing bossa nova Getz, Gilberto and Jobim which complemented Chick Corea, Stanley Clark, Ten Wheel Drive Traffic and Chicago. Luckily, I had diverse musical mentors and great college and AOR fm stations in NYC where I grew up to imbue my adolescent ears with brave new sounds.
David Sanborn also
Good ole Curtis Mayfield… one of the great ones 😊😢 now resting in peace
I noticed in the credits that George Duke was the musical director.