Bow, bow, bow, bow, bow, bow, bow, bow, bow, bow, bow, bow

1:32 " owner jews ...bitches ...stinking whores kill wrestle cops ...dead ...Ireland (in spite of being Catholic, there has been many a good Irish cob in America, known for their honesty) dope selling rocks half white politicians (hate Obama's white side) 2:30 " [pow pow pow pow pow " kzbin.info/www/bejne/epmVgWCqoap7ldk

Exactly what qualifies this whining bitch as a poet? If he had spent as much time and energy doing productive work as he did in complaining, he might have made something of himself.

I mean this guy , Don Cherry . He is a force of nature. I thank the MOSt High Lord for giving him to us for a while. He played for the love of the Lord, just like he so poignantly and truthfully says Albert did. Rest in Perfection to both high hearts!

Very relaxing voice

this is sooooo ASMR!

I met Don cherry in Copenhagen in 64 and he was a friend to me never forget he had me to play in a jam session cousin Mary. He was great guy showed me around copenhagen

Talk all you want about King, X, or any other black voice. THIS is the sound of America. THIS is the sickening untold shit that IS America. It's a fucking terminal malignancy. America was born of genocide, slavery, and insane greed. Baraka tore off the mask and named it for all its ugliness. White disgustng racism that shits out pigs like Donlad Trump, George Bush, Mike Pompeo, John Bolton, and all the rest.

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sasha king crimson .

I’m learning

Forever my favorite

Rest in Power brother. H.B. History

Amiri Baraka is definitely makes the top ten in my favorite poets of all time.

thanks so much for posting this,its a blessing to hear it!

This dude was hilarious but he told the truth

i knew Don and lived with him and his family in both Sweden and Long Island City--we first met 1969--knew him closely rest of his life--

can you upload more from this album

What does this mean, "Let all black people recite this poem, silently, but loud,"? Thank you

I was very fortunate to meet Don Cherry in Cleve Ohio, when he was giving a concert at Univ Circle approx 1984, 1985.. He had Blackwell, Haden, and D. Redman in his group. I only spoke to him for about 2 or 3 minutes just us two but i must say, he was different, i knew i was speaking to someone highly spiritual, he had a wiry magnetic appreance about him. I gave him some directions about the area after i mentioned how i enjoyed his music and how it affected me, he was a very humble beautiful person. R.I.P.

Nice...

sehr schön gruss

This is awesome!

Wowwwwwww

very nice

this was a prophetic poem.

I read and examined this poem in my Protest Literature class and was struck by the revolutionary sounds, words, and music Baraka used in this. He was very direct and aggressive in his descriptions of how society cripples people. I am impressed with his critique on what society wants people to see vs what it really is. He throws out the old rules and expresses the changes African-Americans want to see. Strong truthful piece of art!

legend

lui, AMIRI BARAKA , quello della parola parlata e la lingua di strada, che ha anticipato rap, hip-hop e i vari poetry slam.Baraka ha fatto parte della carovana beat di Allen Ginsberg e Jack Kerouac e poi ha guidato il movimento Black Arts, alleato del movimento Black Power, respingendo l'ottimismo liberale degli anni Sessanta. Disprezzando l'arte per l'arte, Baraka tra il 1964 e il 1965 ha contribuito a fondare il Movimento Black Arts. "Poesie Assassino. Poesie che sparano pistole / Poesie che lottano poliziotti in vicoli / e prendono le armi lasciando loro morti / in lingue tirato fuori e inviati in Irlanda." CIAO AMIRI

Electrifying!

Rest in Peace .. U will be deeply missed

Amiri Baraka is the best! If I ever become half the poet he is my life's work will have meaning!! LOL.

negotiating cooly for a shot in the mouth

Yes, Don Cherry used heroin. But it is way wrong to reduce his complex personality, enormous comprehension of music, global network of contacts, vast influence and artistic brilliance to his drug use. Cherry was an explorer, innovator and major melodicist. I never experienced his personality as "explosive" -- and little of his music sounds like that, or in any way harsh or domineering. I'm grateful to have met him (interviewed for Down Beat in '78) and heard him as often as I could.

Such talent speaking a language with knees and elbows. She is good!

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Very touching

Part 2?

@soulbleed9999 Is that a poem?

thank you for posting this...look forward to hearing the rest when you canpost it...don was not only a great artist and human, but a deep teacher for those who could hear and feel his spirit

not online--only on the 9 disc box set of Ayler's music

yeah

the real music, living

neither albert ayler nor don cherry were heroin addicts. they may have run into it here and there, due to its rampant use in the inner-city black community, particularly among jazz musicians, at the time, but nothing you'd call a heroin addict. just thought i'd add that since there's been some commenting about it. as for don's voice: he sounds like he's at peace - spiritually. just like he sounds on his horn.

Don Cherry told me Albert Ayler killed himself. Heroin can not make people calm. They just get normal when they take it.....

guess what? he was a heroin addict his whole adult life. so that might help to calm him down.

enlightening

he exorcizes that explosiveness on stage. its what allows him to be so calm. he sounds enlightened and thoughtful

Very Beautiful - Thank You for posting this.