Craig Harris trombone Rasul Saddik trumpet Hugh ragin trumpet

Craig Harris trombone Rasul Saddik Trumpet Hugh Ragin Trumpet

Craig Harris trombone Rasul Saddik trumpet Hugh Ragin trumpet

That’s CRAIG HARRIS ON TROMBONE Rasul saddik trumpet solo Hugh Ragin trumpet

just want to let you know that the correct recording date is March 14, 1977 Reuab

Many thanks for these uploads. They bing back memories since I was in the audience. They first toured Japan as a quartet (Harper, Cowell, Workman, Hart) in 1983 and returned with Henderson and Fortune three years later. They were a collective but as I recall Hart was the nominal leader. Each lineup released one album. BTW the correct title of this tune is, "Is It Not True, Simply Because You Cannot Believe It?"

This song was written to honor Jitu Weusi one of the mainstays of the great The East, Afro- Centric school, cultural arts center and live music place in Brookly, New York in late sixties, early 70's. I was so blessed to endlessly see all the greats there, including Pharoah, Archie Shepp, McCoy Tyner, Gary Bartz, Carlos garnett, Betty Carter, Joe Henderson, Cecil Taylor, Sun Ra and so many, many more.

yah man the real shit here love 3 horns in a group

It's amazing too. They're the definition of supergroup! This makes me want more. Thank you.

Wow thank you. This is amazing and more lively & powerful than album version. Do you have more recordings from this live session? The sound quality is really great(maybe from FM recording or soundboard?)

Ich sah Voices live im Frankfurter Jazzkeller so um 1978 rum. Eines meiner ersten Jazzkonzerte. Wow, absolut beeindruckend! Das Zusammenspiel der beiden Saxophonisten hat mich umgehauen!

Thanks for sharing this jewel !

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Hey I think this is not Kazucko, it’s a rendition of a Coltrane tune.

Does any vinyl-pressing or cd-recording exist of this concert ? Bootleg ?

The percussion section is awesome !! This track reminds me of Archie Shepp´s "Magic Of Ju-Ju" from 1968 .

I saw this group at Yoshi’s in November of 95? 96? Sat four feet from the stage!

A Beautiful Dedication to McCoy Tyner.

Fantastic Version of the track , Remarkable the Conga Drum & Percussions .

I LOVE THESE VERSIONS OF THIS SONG

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Nice Nice nice music

One of the greatest quartets ever! (early 90’s with Kirkland too) Crazy people music is still in rotation

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IMO David Murray is very overrated player,I've caught him live and on records since the early 80's. His Paul Gonsalves tribute concert in Boston years ago was a joke. His abililites certainly don't merit him having one of the largest recorded outputs of any Jazz artist of the last couple of decades. A media darling early on when over-hyping new young saxophonists as the 2nd coming of Trane was commonplace. As a player he is not even close a Gary Thomas, Branford, Potter. When the critics would place a Chico Freeman or Murray above a Brecker in the Down Beat polls I'd just sit back and say WHAT!!!

IMO David Murray is very overrated player,I've caught him live and on records since the early 80's. His Paul Gonsalves tribute concert in Boston years ago was a joke. His abililites certainly don't merit him having one of the largest recorded outputs of any Jazz artist of the last couple of decades. A media darling early on when over-hyping new young saxophonists as the 2nd coming of Trane was commonplace. As a player he is not even close a Gary Thomas, Branford, Potter. When the critics would place a Chico Freeman or Murray above a Brecker in the Down Beat polls I'd just sit back and say WHAT!!!

IMO David Murray is very overrated player,I've caught him live and on records since the early 80's. His Paul Gonsalves tribute concert in Boston years ago was a joke. His abililites certainly don't merit him having one of the largest recorded outputs of any Jazz artist of the last couple of decades. A media darling early on when over-hyping new young saxophonists as the 2nd coming of Trane was commonplace. As a player he is not even close a Gary Thomas, Branford, Potter. When the critics would place a Chico Freeman or Murray above a Brecker in the Down Beat polls I'd just sit back and say WHAT!!!

Completely new to me, thank you for posting! Another gem from this archive of yours

Thank you so much :)

so beautiful,deep and hearttouching. Thank you for the fantastic music❤

Thanx! it´s so live!!!

This different version of the song with the congas at the beginning is very beautiful and particular .

very nice.

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Supersonic group , Incredible performance ! Music that seems to come from other worlds .

Wow, Sonny Sharrock is ON FIRE in this one!! 🔥

man this is groovy

Love it!❤

Wail ! PHAROAH Wail

the people talking scared the shit out of me 😭 the tabla is so beautiful

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Very interesting suite, the vocal part in original Arabic language for the song is very particular .

Thank you for the upload, I'm obsessed with live versions of this song. I've never this one. The audience was kind of annoying in the beginning tho 😂

This version of the song, slower than usual, is very beautiful and refined.

@FX Steiner, Just Thank YOU. Maybe you can make some Vinyls outa all these recordings

Who knows the title of this tune?