Lovely, just lovely. ❤

Blues, Baby At their best!

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I love this one. Aurthur played on the Tenor Sax! I also had the privilege of hearing him at a club in the Village, playing with Mcoy Tyner's group. It was amazing!

found this because of vincent herring - why is this not on streaming this is amazing

Who are the pianist , bassist and drummer? Brilliant.

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What ever Milton sings it all good i love his music

I wish someone would post this whole album. My favorite live album of all time.

One of my favourite Geoff Keezer' tunes and arrangements ..Eternal Messenger My Septet played his handwritten parts last night Jan 10 2022 at EastSideJazzClub London to a highly appreciative audience.Thanks Geoff!

In the future when it is heard it will be described as pure gold.

Better than any rap . During this time in the day killing was not in play Enjoying and respecting each other

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4CyfaWKlJ6BZ6c this one is a much better version

I love this version from the Freshmen. My dad shared this song and Don’s cover of Holiday from this album as well when I was a kid. My Dad loved Don’s treatment. And I was a fan ever since that day! Great memories!

Nice

Nice

That's what love will do

One of the great songs! Thanks Ms. Tanksley!

And this isn't even the saddest song on the album.

Now I have to buy the whole album

Absolutely wonderful!

Man, I drove through a snow storm in the dark of night deep in the heart of Canada once w/ this one playing. One of the most magical and ethereal 13 minutes of my life.

My dad loved the blues, If walls could talk

This is not forced or competitive or technical... passionate poetry

word✌🏽

Down to earth. But never giving up

Kenny, My Dearest, from a dancers pov this is not reminiscent of the QUICKSTEP, more like the Slow Drag, th e ONLY dance I could get you to dance. MUSICALLY, It's a n artistic masterpiece..BRAVO! Renelda (Don't lose TOUCH!)

the Song is by Andy Lutter (BRD) lyrics by Michael Boyd (NY)

Lovely track. Thank you for posting it.

An other fantastic version , stephen Sttills on his album " Man Alive " (2005)

According to Discogs.com here is the Personnel of the entire album: Bass - Cecil McBee Drums - Adam Nussbaum, Charlie Persip Piano - Albert Dailey Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone - Carter Jefferson Vocals - Cheryl Alexander. could you please check your record's artwork and add the musicians to your subscription? Would be great if you could, thanks

BEST album FM ever made!

I recorded a tune for my brother Arthur Rhames titled in the Sprit of Arthur .It is a featured tune on a Vinyl recorded included in Salvatore,s photo book 13 Questions on Jazz.Look for it.It is out now

This is such a great album, with Lucky Peterson on keyboards- recorded in France I think, and really hard to find. Please post the whole thing?

absolutely mind-blowing. what a track

Yes and I know what you mean. GREAT. Just as the man singing. You know the blues is all right. His voice was so powerful and clear. He and BB Bland were the most well spoken of all of my blues heroes. Now loved all blues singers.

Gran pianista la vi en Buenos Aires en 1980/1 me deslumbró!

Arthur Rhames was a genius and a beautiful cat. A virtuoso on three instruments. Died much too young.

His Kung Fu skills (Musical talents + guitar + piano + saxophone) were magnificent. I've learn so much as Arthur practice but it will more like night school (so many students) playing in my basement at 455 Rogers Ave Crown Heights Brooklyn, NY. He was so far ahead of his time like Hendrix, you have to have been there to see and hear this amazing talent. Vincent Atwood

Love this song!

Saturated soul

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Haunting and soulful! Thanks for posting!

Loved it since it's release ,still play it . Never released on cd ?

There is much to be said about this composition; it is epic in both the depth of the individual solo performances and unbelievably powerful in the progression of the melody. I remember hearing this song on late night radio in NYC when the album was first released in 1991 and was so completely blown away that I purchased the album the very next morning! The song has a truly gut wrenching melancholia throughout that it makes the listener want to replay the song once, twice.. immediately following the first play of the day. The song harks back to a melange of famed classics, such as Earl Hagen's Harlem Nocturne, Ellington's Blood Count, and Uan Rasey's solo performance of the Chinatown Theme, all of which musically attempt to portray Urban Noir from a past era..call girls late at night along back streets, late night bars and the individual angst that ensues. I literally wore out my first copy of the CD, and paid dearly for the following 2 copies which I purchased through the past 25 years. In another era, this song would have become a major resonating classic. It is a composition which is testimony to the talent of the musicians who composed this particular quintet and cumulative experience of Mr. Barron in particular. My appreciation to you, Mr. Ricketts, for posting this song upon YT.

a beautiful storm, this gentlemen is how a tenor is to sound like.

fantastic version, thank you for uploading