My man🎉

I miss her

She was sososo sososo suerb

Gone but not for gotten

Linda Jones had one of the most amazing voices ever. So Soulful. She passed way too soon.

I love this! Much props Brenda Caldwell!!!! 👏🏽👏🏽🔥🔥

I aint never read anywhere where God sends men of God to run for political office

Philly legend whose flowers are long overdue🌹

Your tailoring skills are only eclipsed by your creative designs! I love the way you think in designing the lines, and details of the various garment areas, such as the pockets, lapels, and right downs to the button placement. Bravo!

I wear the crown You wear the crown So proud to say that we all wear the crown

This would be so pleasant to listen to if they just edited out Kevin Thorbourne’s voice and had the entire video just being Mr. Ramroop talking.

I so appreciate this Elder to get a glimpse of history through his life experience. Thank you for keeping Jazz alive!

Thanks for sharing Alfred. ❤

My friends, it is not white Jesus or black Jesus It’s just simply Jesus Christ The savior for all men

the jacket he's wearing is stunning, so interesting, colorful and fun but without being obnoxious at all, which is hard to do when making flashier clothing

Thanks for this.

Mr. Workman is a global treasure. So glad I found this interview.

Benny Golson is alive at 95

Thank you so much for doing and posting this!

Marveling the framers of America Wow, complete 180

I didn’t finish what I had to say about my album, it got thrown out along with a couple other special albums I HAD. I love you Linda J. Family

THATS THE ALBUM I HAD, MA……………….N WAS I PISS, ACCIDENTALLY!! GUESS WHAT I HAVE A PICTURE OF ME WITH HER HOLDING HER ALBUM 1972 my graduation 🧑‍🎓 party ❤❤❤❤❤❤

I need to know when Terry make her music!! pLEASE

Do you have any Videos of her? Anything.

My Girl!!! I was so hurt, I betcha I got her music from the beginning. would love to hear you sing 🎤 6:51

OH MY LORD!!!!! THAT WAS MY FAVORITE GIRL, I GRADUATED IN 1972, AND WHEN I HEARD THAT SHE PASSED I JUST BURST OUT CRYING ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

Thankyou for posting this Kevin kzbin.info/www/bejne/faXMoYqVZZ6Uj9Esi=XhpEWRF3QhfVcEo4 This was the chief last week at the town hall, NYC

I would like to know freddie hedrix mouthpiece, because I also have a very fat lips 💋😂

I love the jazz stuff. You have come a long way from the Ace Frehley fan giving dorm room concerts at Harding. I married a jazz bassist. My predilections lean toward Chet Baker, Art Pepper, and Wes Montgomery. I sure love Miles and John Coltrane, God bless you my Brother, ~ T Chi Sigma Alpha

That's my Auntie Rita! Sharp as a tack. I love her so much.

What an amazing woman, I met her for the first time in October this year. Howard Branch ❤

I’m here in 2023-24

Nazism, Marxism, and Islamism are not compatible with a civilized way of life.

Dedicated to you too my dear departed brother Kevin W Thorbourne!

We need a documentary ❤

Love how the camera man asked questions like he does. Those suits are very nice. I would hate to see the bill for that suit. Probably a 5 grand suit when it's all said and done. Very nice though

Iam working still on my project on Linda Jones, who I consider the best of the the top twelve singers of all time( Linda Jones, phillyls hyman Sarah Vaughn, ruby Nash, Angela winbush, Gladys knight , Marilyn mcCool, patty LaBelle, Aretha Franklin, Brenda Holloway, Billie holiday , jean carne. In my opinion these are the twelve best singers to ever record in history: from essences of Jamal of DC.

Fred Bubbsy? Who is ...the person?

God bless you all. I am a Linda Jones fan, I miss her.

I love Linda Jones, she could sing. Hypnotized was wonderful, she jammed it up.

Imho I think it was special, beautiful ✨

I do a tribute to Linda Jones every last Saturday in December, the month of her birth. Such an impressively phenomenal talent and a true treasure! @@@*** Sembene Nathanyahu, in Chicago ***@@@

George Coleman and Eric Alexander are my absolute favorite tenor players outside of my man Grover. These guys are masters of their horns and jazz music. I mean I grew up listening to The Jazz messengers, Gene Ammons, Sonny Stitt, Stanley Turrentine, Grover Washington Jr, Houston Person, Eric Alexander, George Coleman, Jimmy Smith, The jazz crusaders (formerly the young rabbits) Wayne Shorter, Clifford Brown, Charles Earland, Johnny Hammond and the list goes on for me. I have such an extensive jazz collection that I could run my own Jazz station. I played the tenor and my knowledge of the music is extremely impressive. I remember when I was a kid and I first got into jazz, I loved them big bands and orchestras! Maynard Ferguson and Stan Kenton was it for me back then. Joey DeFranseco came out some years later and just took the world by storm with his speed, technique and fiery tunes. I was a huge fan of the Hammond B-3 and Earland was my absolute favorite. It’s funny because I got into George Coleman when he did a record with Charles called Smokin that was nothing but fire! I got hip to Eric from his years with Earland as well. That was one thing I could say about the Burner man, he kept those hard driving tunes burning and could play the B-3 for real. These guys know what to play and when to play it, especially with them solos man. Well keep up the good work and keep bringing us all this good music and history.

Miss Jones has a serious catalog of great songs for a sister who lived a short life. She is the quintessential vocal powerhouse of all time! I include her in a best seller, "Whisper's Getting Louder", that I am now writing. She is by no means "gone". I contend that Linda, like my mother, is still here! Long Live Linda!

The man is elite.

The music is so free!

When I was a child Robert taught me music and I had a love for it ever since

Thank you sir for your gift of music to the world... and thank you Nas for introducing a new generation to it.

Heart touching!

Unsung should have done a show about Linda Jones.