Norman Brown | Sending My Love

[@JMiltonLIVE_Concert_Videos]

'Stormin' Norman, a must see performance! Thanks for sharing, posting and still listening, watching. 12/02/2022.

[@thebestmeicanbe1913]

Norman Brown not only is a marveious jazz arties, but a beautiful and humble individual. I was fortunate to see him perform with several other amazing artist at The Birchmere. After the show, I had the opportunity to meet him and do a quick photo op. Now - some artist clearly do the "PR Stuff" because they have to. No with NB. His interaction as well as his daughter Rochella was genuine.

[@L42saltguy]

Norman is one positive person that inspires. It was a joy to get to meet him on the BWB tour years ago in Kansas City. I can't stop smiling when I listen to his music. Thank You for posting. Look forward to seeing and hearing him for years and years to come.

[@ArtisticDreams2U]

Mr. Norman Brown - sending my love from Philly, PA! We love you here!!! Please come perform here soon! East Coast, holla!!!!

[@gwenharper6150]

Norman Brown has a back story to the origin of all his songs! Really love that thanks for sharing! Love Love your music!

[@davidhunter3140]

Thank you for all of your awesome music Mr Brown. You are a brilliant talent sir. God bless. 👍 ✌

[@trainmaster5000]

jazz is just inspiring Norman Brown is the epitome of the soulfulness of Jazz. definitely buying this album!

[@henrythompson4369]

Sounds Awesome Norman. You named my Top Two guitarists that inspired me to keep playing when I was a young man and even now. As far as the younger ones you are definitely at the Top . Would love sit in with you Bro. Love your style. God Bless you Brother.

[@inluvwithoki]

NORMAN BROWN PLEASE COME BACK TO OKINAWA!!!!!! Truly Enjoyed what you did for us Marines here. I pray for you daughters safe return home. Semper Fi!!!!!

[@MeekInWisdom]

Norman, you are fabulous! I am your biggest fan! Sending my Love your way!

[@JimCutsinger]

It means proud of your of your culture. Culture is something a single person cannot create. It's a way of life passed down through the generations.

[@mpcking]

Norman you are loved!!!!

[@srdjanNS87]

because of this man, i went CRAZY for smooth jazz music!!

[@kidderminsterbro]

thanks for the uplifting message and sound this is a man with a very positive outlook on life and we all could use that peace, rich

[@alchemysticgoldmind4164]

Norman🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🎸

[@seyibabs]

My mentor, brother and friend this is a great album that i have been earnestly waiting for. So happy its finally out and we can hear from you again. All the best. Keep doing what you like doing best. Great!

[@tbonea1dam1]

Norman is by far my favorite artist, peace n love to all

[@jaymarcase9737]

He is amazing!

[@Cristoby]

Your girl sounds beautiful! What a blessing...

[@Paulwilliamsukmusic]

Very nice its cool to see

[@imlamar2011]

This dude is the coolest I've been a fan a long time

[@Dvareckas]

super,bravo:)

[@mpjproducer]

he's dope!!!

[@youthman7]

Been a fan from your first joint back in the day! will pick this one up.

[@Bigvernsmotolife]

You are by far the best out there! Much Love fam keep doing what you do

[@marshamason3169]

Yes, Norman most people "relate more to words" my experience with your arrangements (replace the notes) their for it, seems to touch me deep in my soul that your tune tap dance on me within.....

[@miriama.percell572]

Sounds of Blackness are music artists. And even if Norman Brown or any black person states their pride of being black is his or their unapologetic right. And anyones opinion should be mute...its his interview. He is an amazing artist!

[@73070cinefilo]

Este es un album de madurez de uno de los mas grandes del smooth jazz

[@mskayshante81]

Yes!!

[@willystar4007]

He looks like a descendant of Gabon or Congo. A fan in West Africa

[@obambeable]

I've said the same especially is southern Gabon

[@Songbird319]

Thank you dwash!!

[@Stereophile1isback_channel]

Sending My Love е феноменално добар албум ! го обожавам

[@fatimaknippel7882]

adorooooooo

[@xXironraiderXx]

One thing he can do is make songs that feel good... I like to hear the guitar more than the singing but I understand he's trying to reach out to those who aren't so musical... He's the reason I ever picked up a guitar.. Make another after the storm CD!!! Lol

[@ElAye]

@vampiroangelico The Sounds of Blackness started as an excellent theatre group rooted in singing historical songs of black people since the days of slavery. That's how they come to name themselves. Their old record company also felt the name would restrict their sales, and I'm sure it did, but they wanted to be true to the music they sing even while having more contemporary R&B songs on their cds. Maybe by singing with Norman, other groups of music lovers are now familiar with their repertoire.

[@mphillips35]

Vampiroangelico never listened carefully to what Mr. brown was saying.

[@nyae16]

Dont i love how this guy plays....i would like to learn those deadly leaks..i would love to meet this guy...

[@M.McKinney]

does anyone what type of guitar he plays

[@learnjazzguitar]

Norman was referring to the Grammy Award-winning vocal and instrumental ensemble group "Sounds of Blackness" and the fact that he collaborated with that group on his album. There's no racial issue here.

[@MrRaydioray]

@tbonea1dam1 No he is`nt. He`s MY favorite artist. LOL! I just met him on a jazz cruise last week. and that is a moment I will NEVER forget. I can only hope and pray he doesnt forget me. He is a great person to be around. very down to earth. it was the greatest honor being in his presence .

[@trainmaster5000]

@vampiroangelico I agree too. Music is a universal language and shouldn't be a white thing or a black thing. Its something we all share. Much love to all.

[@Freewarrior2]

Sounds of Blackness is the name of the group. It's a gospel choir.

[@vampiroangelico]

@srdjanNS87 And I'm white myself, and I love Norman's music! :-)

[@Freewarrior2]

The Sounds of Blackness is the name of a gospel group people! There is nothing on this video that he says about him being Black. Look up Sounds of Blackness here on KZbin, they should have some of their songs here.

[@renj6531]

Right They made Optimistic I remember back in the early 90s hearing that song on my grandpas radio on the porch brings back memories

[@srdjanNS87]

@vampiroangelico well, im white, and i love norman like my brother :)

[@dwhite9904]

Music is to be loved by all people! But the sound is Blackness! You can like it, but you should respect where it come from. I'm sure you wouldn't say the same to a Mariachi musician or to a Celtic musician. Come on man just enjoy the music.

[@Freewarrior2]

Sounds of Blackness is the name of the group. They are a gospel group.

[@vampiroangelico]

I understand what you're saying, but I politely disagree with it. I personally don't find any reason to be proud of your race, since it is something you have no control over; you were born with it. Pride, to me, is being proud of something you have achieved, with your skills, with your knowledge. I am white, but I'm not proud of "being white". I am instead proud of who I made myself to be. I'm proud of being a musician, a guitarist, I am proud to be a business owner....my humble opinion. :-)

[@travelingman9763]

Damn good statement. I've found major stupid .... in all races and I believe what you stated is more important! I'm pro truth!

[@Freewarrior2]

Actually there's nothing wrong with being black, white, brown, etc. The problem is that people have placed value on particular races and created a hierarchy based on skin color. Historically people made white the highest form of humanity and black the lowest form. That's why you have people in the 60s start the Black power movement and you get the phrase "I'm Black and I'm proud." You have black folk trying to reclaim that humanity because for centuries it had been looked down upon due to placing a certain value on people's skin color.

[@vampiroangelico]

In my opinion that "sound of blackness" thing was very restrictive....the music of Norman Brown appeals to everyone, all races, all age ranges, anyone who needs some love and relaxing....not just "black people".

[@Freewarrior2]

Umm, if you look at the video, Sounds of Blackness is the name of the gospel group. He wasn't being restrictive at all, he was just saying the group's name.

[@marshamason3169]

(Replaced by notes....

[@ShiddabrikGaming0]

@EcoFascist Right, call a grammy winning musician's tunes horrible. Keep lying to yourself, bro.

[@billbob951]

hmm definitely talent but this is kenny g puke material