I just finished the Camino de Santiago in Spain this past December, and this song along with "The Creator Has a Master Plan" were my prayers everytime I walked up hills and whenever I felt a bit downhearted. I am blessed to have found this song and wish many more would hear it with their ears as well as their hearts.
One of my favorite albums EVER...Jewels of Thought...even more than A Love Supreme or Kind of Blue...years years ago saw Pharoah and Leon Thomas at The Great American Music Hall in SF and sat close to the stage...Mr. Thomas sat at our table and we shook his hand.!
I remember hearing this for the first time back in 1970 It stuck with me all these years. It was at that time I decided to play the saxophone. I wanted to feel that spiritual essence. This would be and still is my chosen method to express my spiritual side. I want to thank the jazz mobile workshop in NYC for teaching the theory to be able to do that,
Leon Amos Thomas, Jr. is the incredible vocalist. May Allah (swt) have mercy on us and lift this plague and may He forgive us and guide us to comply with His commands now and in its aftermath. Ameen. Thank you for sharing this beautiful peace!
M. Jeddah, I am truely blessed as you are by this magnificent work of art. I was able to see Pharoah and Leon live. Truely a lifetime experience. Take Care
Very lux, very sophisticated, expensive sounding. It makes me want to improve my hi-fi to appreciate the finer details. Gilles Peterson from BBC Radio 6 introduced me to Pharoah Sanders about 20 years ago. When someone plays like this, I can tell that it is a craft. Pure excellence
Pharoah's evocative music has been an ongoing revelation for me since 1970. I was fortunate to catch his unique sound in different venues through the years, from Detroit to San Diego. Sadly, we've lost another jazz master, but Pharoah's profound musical legacy lives on. The journey continues....
@Ross May music has no nationalities, no boundaries. In strict meaning of 'religion' (Latin origin : something that binds the people together), music is a religion. In today's world, probably the most needed religion.
I listened to this every day when I arose in the morning in many of my college days. Of course, I rolled a joint to accompany the composition. The beginning of my spiritual days! It still sounds as wonderful now as way back then. I must have been on to something then and now.
The black man and woman together is God. All praise be to God, the creator of things. All praise be the divine architect of all things. May the creation give honor to the creator.
Last year i went to Turkey and upon seeing the roof of the interior of the Blue Mosque, i had a personal revelation. First, that the interior of the building was the most breathtakingly beautiful one i had ever seen. It literally brought me to tears. Then, my 2nd thought was how was it possible that a religion that could inspire such stunning beauty be interpreted into something so destructive. and fyi, i am not a religious person AT ALL
i once saw him play live and during the gig his eyes lit up and he took the sax away from his mouth and keep playing it. he was playing notes by magic it was amazing the audience gasped and he just kept playing like it was just normal.
Does anyone know who set this imagery to the song? It is not only one of the most transcendent pieces of music I’ve ever heard, but the architecture in the video is mind-bendingly spectacular. Combined, they make my imagination go wild! It doesn’t matter how many times I watch/hear this. I always wonder who put the two together.
oh for perfect audio - my whole life since hearing this album's title in a honeymooners episode thought Kramden was saying hamada hamada hamada.. now the dots are finally joined up!!
+Corey Vaughn Yep its strange Im a Nujabes fan and am searching for jazz i like. I started with Yuoseff Lateef and seem to keep on descovering Nujabes samples. Are there any other artists you would recommend with a similar vibe Nujabes Sampled or not.
It's the circle of fifths. The left hand plays F#sus9, right plays C#sus9. You shift down a step, and then another step, and then back up a step. The song cycles in a pattern like this: A B C B; A B C B. P.S. The chords are just fifths originating from the bass note up six notes. It can also be seen as two extended sus2 chords. Hope this helps.
+Friday the Thirteenth ...the manner in which you pose your question is completely disrespectful...he is doing something your soul is obviously not ready to receive....and that is unfortunate for you...jb
Then you have no capacity to love God, therefore no capacity to truly love anything in this material emanation from the Creator. I am not a Muslim, and that is ALL I get from this music, devotion to God, a Love Supreme.
Pharoah is now beyond-thanks for everything you beautiful man.
chills....in body and mind. Thank you so much for your gifts Pharoah.
Hearing of Mr. Sanders death today brought me here. What a soothing and mesmerizing song! RIP Pharaoh Sanders.
I just finished the Camino de Santiago in Spain this past December, and this song along with "The Creator Has a Master Plan" were my prayers everytime I walked up hills and whenever I felt a bit downhearted. I am blessed to have found this song and wish many more would hear it with their ears as well as their hearts.
ha man, I'm in Galicia right now listening to PS. Amazing choice on your part for the Camino.
que bonito Louis , how sweet what you express ..
You should add the healing song too. A very special one.
☝🏾❤️🖤
R.I.P. Pharoah Sanders
Love Pharoah ❤️ been grooving off his mind mellowing music for 44yrs..thank-you
One of my favorite albums EVER...Jewels of Thought...even more than A Love Supreme or Kind of Blue...years years ago
saw Pharoah and Leon Thomas at The Great American Music Hall in SF and sat close to the stage...Mr. Thomas sat at our table and we shook his hand.!
I remember hearing this for the first time back in 1970 It stuck with me all these years. It was at that time I decided to play the saxophone. I wanted to feel that spiritual essence. This would be and still is my chosen method to express my spiritual side. I want to thank the jazz mobile workshop in NYC for teaching the theory to be able to do that,
Lucky you that the "Jazz mobile workshop came to you and now you play the sax. One of my favorite instruments.
Leon Amos Thomas, Jr. is the incredible vocalist. May Allah (swt) have mercy on us and lift this plague and may He forgive us and guide us to comply with His commands now and in its aftermath. Ameen. Thank you for sharing this beautiful peace!
Ameen
Alhamdullilah
SAME LEON THOMAS THAT SANG FOR SANTANA DURING THE WELCOME ERA
M. Jeddah, I am truely blessed as you are by this magnificent work of art. I was able to see Pharoah and Leon live. Truely a lifetime experience. Take Care
Pharaoh is a part of Sunday's spiritual reflection. Unity. Love. I bless Pharaohs prayer on us all. Peace
Truth and love triumph over all!
Very lux, very sophisticated, expensive sounding. It makes me want to improve my hi-fi to appreciate the finer details.
Gilles Peterson from BBC Radio 6 introduced me to Pharoah Sanders about 20 years ago. When someone plays like this, I can tell that it is a craft. Pure excellence
All people come from Africa and the African woman
If a lion could play the saxaphone it would sound like Pharaoh. The power and the heart. The roar and purr.
Pharoah's evocative music has been an ongoing revelation for me since 1970. I was fortunate to catch his unique sound in different venues through the years, from Detroit to San Diego. Sadly, we've lost another jazz master, but Pharoah's profound musical legacy lives on. The journey continues....
Makes me miss my Father.
This brings me back to my youth some 40 + years ago listening to Upper and Lower Egypt I forgot how much I love Pharaoh's music
+oliver bennett how can anyone forgot it?
+oliver bennett And yet it sounds even better now than it did then!
I love upper and lower Egypt. esp at the end when dude start saying whatever it is he's saying
oliver bennett YES!!!
ALHAMDULILLAH
I've always loved this tune, and the accompanying photographs just made it all the better!! Absolutely beautiful!!!!!
yes, the photography adds so much to this beautiful song
Peace, love...be greater than you are. Arms open welcoming rather than in fists. Be greater...peace and love.
An absolutely amazing, beautiful, heart filling piece of music, May God be pleased with this offering. Pharoah Sanders is a national treasure.
Oh I absolutely agree with you.
So TRUE!!! So beautiful!!!
global treasure
Stogie Kenyatta Yes!! I have loved him since the 70s!!!
@Ross May music has no nationalities, no boundaries.
In strict meaning of 'religion' (Latin origin : something that binds the people together), music is a religion. In today's world, probably the most needed religion.
This is an amazing tune, I first had heard in the 80's it and I touched my heart, hearing it again, it still has the same impact. Peace to all.
This is my first time hearing it and my reaction is similar to yours
yes Oliver me too. Ya Allah. during Ramadan. now. so wonderful to hear. a true. Blessing
🙏love is the answer 🙏 May his soul Rest In Peace 🙏
Much power, respect and peace to you brother Pharoah on your Birth Day. The joy of Music
Great piece of music. And some very nice mosques.
Lailaillallah
I listened to this every day when I arose in the morning in many of my college days. Of course, I rolled a joint to accompany the composition. The beginning of my spiritual days! It still sounds as wonderful now as way back then. I must have been on to something then and now.
Oh yes - totally agree.
Ewerb7, I trust that you are still rolling and please take a puff for me.
The black man and woman together is God. All praise be to God, the creator of things. All praise be the divine architect of all things.
May the creation give honor to the creator.
AN INCREDIBLE JOURNEY IN SOUND!!! ♥️♥️♥️👍👍👍🎷🎷🎷🎶🎶🎶
I pray and recite this song even morning
Genius jazz music at its best.
Song of peace, love and light!!!
May your soul have this kind of peace!
Last year i went to Turkey and upon seeing the roof of the interior of the Blue Mosque, i had a personal revelation. First, that the interior of the building was the most breathtakingly beautiful one i had ever seen. It literally brought me to tears. Then, my 2nd thought was how was it possible that a religion that could inspire such stunning beauty be interpreted into something so destructive. and fyi, i am not a religious person AT ALL
Yes built over a Christian church in a Christian city called Byzantium invaded by the religion of peace .
so amazing song.....so beautiful
As salamwaleykum hum Allah... Magnifico.... Pazzz
Nothing like this anywhere else. Simply the most inspired and inspiring music I know of!
RIP Pharaoh.
Yes, bring your bells of peace and loving never cease. I pray for this in mmy children and this world. Hum Allah !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Pharoah Sanders - tenor saxophone, contrabass clarinet, reed flute, kalimba, orchestra chimes, percussion
Leon Thomas - vocals, percussion
Lonnie Liston Smith - piano, African flute, kalimba, percussion
Cecil McBee - bass, percussion
Richard Davis - bass, percussion (on #2-3 only)
Idris Muhammad - drums, percussion
Roy Haynes - drums (on #1 only)
Lonnie Liston Smith on the piano, no doubt this has his touch. I love his Visions of a New World album. Has kind of a similar feeling
All praise is do to good music... Peace
i once saw him play live and during the gig his eyes lit up and he took the sax away from his mouth and keep playing it. he was playing notes by magic it was amazing the audience gasped and he just kept playing like it was just normal.
The BEST!
this is what peace is. hum ALLAH
Sweet Jesus- IS The Prince of Peace!!♥️♥️🙏
So beautiful 😊
One of a kind.
Does anyone know who set this imagery to the song? It is not only one of the most transcendent pieces of music I’ve ever heard, but the architecture in the video is mind-bendingly spectacular. Combined, they make my imagination go wild! It doesn’t matter how many times I watch/hear this. I always wonder who put the two together.
Excellent
Thank you for the good music.
God Is Eternal, Is In Every Thing, Is In Every Body, Is One Without Second &
Hum Allah Hum Allah Hum Allah Hum...
Jackie Treehorn Such insightful words PEACE LOVE SOUL 😊♥️😊
Black Woman is God
Jesus is the only way, Truth, and Life.
@@song4night Heru
@@vfont8567 Jesu
Reminiscent Of Beloved Mack Lewis Skinner...the father of Daughters K🌷mberly & L🌷sa Skinner.
22nd September 1943
🌹♾🌹
10th March 1999
🌎🌷🌎🌷🌎🌷🌎
Mack Lewis Skinner
💙 ♾💙
Thelma Irene Abigail
Edwards•Skinner
Our Beloved Father & Mother.... Forever.
Peace!
Let loving never cease!
Just amazing stuff
So beautiful. ❤
oh for perfect audio - my whole life since hearing this album's title in a honeymooners episode thought Kramden was saying hamada hamada hamada.. now the dots are finally joined up!!
masterpiece
Allah is supreme
All Praises. due. Allah
great arcitecture
Rest in Peace Eugene💕💕🥺
Beautiful music bass is on time
Seen that myself in Chicago
🙏Exclusive 🙏Massive 🙏
Rest In peace Pharoah, praise be to allah
Ancestral Medicine Men...
I hope Pharoah is getting paid some of the revenue for the Shaquille O'Neal Gold Bond commercial at the beginning of this.
Which one? He has so many of those commercial
Leon Thomas yodels on this jam.
Subscribed. Thank you. It was my pleasure. John Ryan Scrivener
Nujabes anyone?
Meee
+Corey Vaughn Yep its strange Im a Nujabes fan and am searching for jazz i like. I started with Yuoseff Lateef and seem to keep on descovering Nujabes samples. Are there any other artists you would recommend with a similar vibe Nujabes Sampled or not.
Maybe Shabaka and the Ancestors
Nujabes is good, but Pharoah is a true master.
GOD BLESS YOU ALL JESUS IS KING AND THE ALPHA AND THE OMEGA THE BEGINNING AND THE END IN JESUS NAME AMEN
Jesus is God's Messenger, peace be upon him.
I post this almost every week
mashallah
would love to hear your version
RIP
AUM!
wonder if all those mosques were constructed anew or were other buildings converted into mosques when islam came to the fore
thats what squidward and suqwiliam were sayin in taht oen episode
Anyone know the piano chords ?
It's the circle of fifths. The left hand plays F#sus9, right plays C#sus9. You shift down a step, and then another step, and then back up a step. The song cycles in a pattern like this: A B C B; A B C B.
P.S. The chords are just fifths originating from the bass note up six notes. It can also be seen as two extended sus2 chords. Hope this helps.
slight trance music
:-)
1:15
11:00 OMG WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING TO THAT POOR BRASS INSTRUMENT!!!?
+Friday the Thirteenth ...the manner in which you pose your question is completely disrespectful...he is doing something your soul is obviously not ready to receive....and that is unfortunate for you...jb
JayBeeBass
Sorry, but I don't particularly WANT my soul to be ready for someone sticking an air pump up a brass instrument's mouthpiece.
+Friday the Thirteenth Get out of town dip-shit!!!
+Friday the Thirteenth sometimes you make love gently, at other times roughly. it's all good when it's done with love, respect and passion.
Coos Oorlog Yeah, but you still stop when she says no.
Hum Allah!
Excellent song, although many of those images are from civilizations/monuments that were destroyed by Islam so it's a bit contradictory.
my reply was not to you bro, another person on here called you stupid, i had nothing against what you said, :)
All religions come from the original man/woman. The African woman/man.
You mean in ancient Mesopotamia where the rivers meet as told in the holy Bible.
MC brain
please no name calling on here, thankx
at 10:30 ISIS blow the tune .... Damn it
Pharaoh sounded like lava coming out of a volcano and then he sounded like a powerful rain storm.
=)))))))))) ..... g-zus...
lol the singing sounds stupid! that's why I like it!
" um alla eyyyyeyeee *voice crack*" "ooooloolooolooooloooloooo *weird noise* ooooloolooolooooloooloooo"
Fred Branston too bad. Fred its jazz
ALLAH ????
Gimme a bad taste.
Then you have no capacity to love God, therefore no capacity to truly love anything in this material emanation from the Creator. I am not a Muslim, and that is ALL I get from this music, devotion to God, a Love Supreme.
masterpiece
:-)