Pharoah Sanders - The Creator Has a Master Plan 1/3

[azraksash]

great texture

[amsmithsr1]

This is a timeless composition that will always be an affecting imprint in the world of jazz and its jazzmasters

[angrytim]

This music lives on

[EDOGAWASHIZUKA]

昔、リクエストしてよく断られたなぁ。「ほかのお客さまの迷惑で­すので」と。

[misterbilbotbaggins]

Such a shame to see so many kids gettin brainwashed by that CASH MONEY HOES garbage cooked up by the White record industry... especially when such Immortal Black Art like that of Pharoah Sanders and Charles Mingus is still around and can easily be heard thanks to the internet

[Swampcruiser88]

I love waking up, making coffee, and listening to this recording in the warmth of my little house as the sun rises. It just always makes me smile

[paalhellum]

Imagine: Sanders, Coltrane and George Harrison on a collaboration. I wish there were more of these spiritual minded music masters out here still.

[moopsist]

Had the privilege of seeing the man a few years ago, there was an intensity in his eyes that these words do little to relate, the closest I can come is absolute power control

[MrShocktime]

@roscoesmithbeast the other 30:00 are just as amazing. And i'm sixteen.

[gorkididi]

One of the greatest songs ever ....but why is the end cut off???? Please fix that.

[Mrshadyshad]

this music is so.. powerful

[freein2339]

Now this is what I called "rap" music....

[PDMvidz]

@freein2339 well, this is what everyone else calls JAZZ

[freein2339]

@PDMvidz Just listen to the "rap"...I know it's jazz..

[PDMvidz]

@freein2339 sound like he's singing and yodeling to me. rapping is spoken rhyming with a flow to it. something like spoken poetry.

[freein2339]

@PDMvidz You still don't get it...nevermind....

[luamoonluna]

BRILLIANT

[SlitDrum]

I Absolutely Love This Song!

[overjam1]

I agree, simply one of the greatest pieces of music of all time!!!

[bobbiejaeger]

Who remembers Ali's Alley, 77 Green St????

[IPMOFAFFOHEALTH]

@bobbiejaeger I do...



[jackdaws81]

this dude knows what music is about

[YoungDub222]

musically IMO this is one of the best pieces of music ever.

[ForestElfQueen]

always amazing! <3

[soulgalore]

One of the greatest pieces of music of all time.

[Eksally]

I remember when I went to see Pharoah as a very young jazz lover downtown Manhattan at Slugs which is no longer there and also the vangard, village gate just to name a few.

He had a excellent congo drum player Nat Bettis. Remember you use to play for our african dance lessons, Pearl Reynold was my teacher. She was and still is a great and well known Dance teacher who also gave lesson at the dance theater of Harlem back in the day.

From Sweden with lots of Peace and love EKSally

[bransonbelle]

Thank you Pharoah Sanders for reminding me as a Teenager and as a Senior of what the Creator is about and reminding me throughout my life. PEACE on Earth and goodwill towards every one of its species.

[GizmoLico]

a truly inspiring piece of music

[MrMahuike]

i used to listen to his cut when i was a young man of 15 or so after school...smoke weed, that was the fashion...

[bamboosa]

I actually like Leon Thomas' singing - there is a strange connection in the yodeling with other ancient cultures. I had this album on vinyl in the early 70s. Mr. Sanders followed his muse to a place where I personally wanted John Coltrane to go and he took a few brave musicians with him. We have a d.j. here in L.A., at KPFK, who plays Pharoah Sanders every Sunday on a program called Rise. His name is Mark Maxwell.

[IPMOFAFFOHEALTH]

@bamboosa Wonderful Mark...Keep Free Jazz alive...I use to play Pharoah, Leon, and other masters of free-style in the late 1970's on my midnight radio show in Atlantic City,NJ...Its liberating, and extremely spiritual....connect and enjoy....

[Rodney3889]

@bamboosa That's strange, because I felt the same way about Coltrane. I expected him to do it but was pleasantly surprised when Sanders did it. Yes!!!!!!

[TrappedIn1968]

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this song ! Peace, Love and GOD, what more do you need ? This is a MASTERPIECE for all time !

[binyahshua]

indeed He does...

[JClore1950]

Truly a masterpiece!!!!!!!!1

[trener66]

Number One!!!

[chyman]

32 MINUTES!!! THIS SONG IS 32 MINUTES!!

[thepeacefulnation]

I remember when this song first came out. There was a spirit in the air. America was in transition. Life for some and death for others. And so many lives destroyed by racism, but so many saved by love.. Oh, wait, that's today....This is one of the most beautiful songs ever made. There is so much eternal love and understanding in it.

[thepeacefulnation]

I remember when this song first came out. There was a spirit in the air. America was in transition. Life for some and death for others. And so many lives destroyed by racism, but so many saved by love.. Oh, wait, that's today....

[marvintheone]

I just wish he didn't sing -.- but very beautiful song!

[Jerkicus]

@marvintheone ur dumb

[marvintheone]

@Jerkicus And you can't spell, so guess what... Name-calling on youtube is fun, right?

[robleeatheart]

All about God running though you ...

[blue100000]

 One of the best songs that I know....

[blue100000]

@ztup1969 You sound like a non spiritual white person.....

[Praguedive]

@ztup1969 Yes, I know. It's good music though.

[1GlenAlan]

@Praguedive

What's sad is these kids today don't like or try to understand this kind of music!

[GLEN FROM COMPTON]

[MonsieurRondu]

@1GlenAlan lol. "these kids today" is a very judgmental term.

i am a 16 year old and pharoah sanders is my hero. I have many friends who are also fans of alice coltrane and sanders and the likes, and they're within the 16-17 year old range.

don't be so dismissive of an entire age group. the way you worded your comment made it sound like you were accounting for all kids and teenagers.

[1GlenAlan]

@MonsieurRondu

I got your message and I am commending you all! Your message was a blessing, but music like Pharoah's is mostly unknown to kids your age where I live. I sometimes let 'em listen to my music and they don't understand it! But keep on listening to keep Jazz like Pharoah's living!

[GLEN FROM COMPTON]

[MonsieurRondu]

@1GlenAlan Wow that was very kind of you. thanks :)

[1GlenAlan]

@MonsieurRondu

See if you can find Hugh Masekala's song "A Felicidade", Big John Patton's "The Way I Feel" and Cal Tjader's "I Showed Them".  I can't find Hugh's on YouTube yet. Also Peter Frampton's "Do You Feel Like I Do" or something like that. They're all different types of music, but I've always loved different music for 62 years!

[jlhyz2]

@1GlenAlan Yeah im 14 and love Coltrane, Sanders, Miles and Sun Ra and i try to introduce it to my age group but often times they can't appreciate how wonderful it really is. what we need is for some modern artist to play this kind of music. then maybe kids would truly begin to relate to it more.

[blue100000]

I weep with joy ...

[IxENESxI]

Sanders puts so much into his instruments that it sounds distorted.But I know what makes him play like that.I do the same thing when I really feel the song and try to channel as many emotions as possible.I loved him playing with Coltrane on Meditations.Thanks for sharing.Have my own CD but it's nice to have it one one of my playlists...Enes

[Valjeanne9]

Yes, yes! Oh this is amazing -:)!!

[kazak482]

One of the greatest jazz musician with the ultimate singer = an eternal masterpiece.

[MrKeithMJones]

Let us go into the house of the Lord is my favorite by Pharoah Saunders.

[nomejodas101]

One of the greatest recordings of all time. I am not a spiritual person, but this song really struck a chord with me the first time I heard it about ten years ago. I love his version of Coltrane's EQUINOX.

[MultiMemyselfni]

......Praises and BLESSING to you BROTHER PHAROAH...This song was being CREATed....as the ADVERSARY (satan), begin to raise his forces.....NOW LISTEN to, and ACT in ACCORDANCE to ........."THE CREATOR"....be inspiried....through this BEAUTIFUL MUSIC......Yeah,,yeah,,yeah,,,­yeah,,yeah..yeah..yeah.....yea­h ........yeah...!!!

[judahdara]

this sacredly beautiful song carried me through the absolute hardest challenge ever....give thanx for the power of MUsic!

[rebelsun]

yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeaaaaaah , yeah, yeah...

[EMCEMITCH]

i simply call it higher consciousness music that elevates the human spirit into our true potential as human beings---all races

[candyjunkie101]

Its too bad I didn't know Billy Hart was on drums in this when I met him...

[LH2OLH2O]

wow this is amazing

[BobbyBluntandthafunk]

This is now my favorite Jazz Record of ALL TIME WOW!

[sunra3000]

I SAW YOU PHAROAH WOW 70 YEARS BLOWING LIKE THIS

[JoelGallob]

Gorgeous, and it turned out to be the way pointer to today's mix of jazz, using but not overwhelmed by screech-honk--a way out of while incorporating the best of the dead end of atonal/modern jazz. Archie Shepp, Trane (sometimes), Charlie Parker, etc all it turns out led us into a dead end, and it nearly killed jazz. Sanders pointed the way forward and i think he well deserves a very broad critical rethinking.

[slack3rdude]

This is some nasty (and by nasty i mean friggen awesome) stuff right here...

[rebelsun]

3 people aren't part of the master plan

[mssquirrely]

Ahhhh I've always loved this song, very soothing :)

[MrVectorEq]

this makes me smile ear to ear. awsome and infinitly inspiring music

[thepeacefulnation]

If you think this song is nice now, you should have listened to it in '69 when we were undergoing a national change in consciousness. I must admit, it still inspires me. That was a genre that inspired hope in a harmonious celebration of life and freedom.

I hope you get to hear the complete song.

[Tomikk86]

pěkné :))

[BCS01]

All things beautiful, all things spiritual...

[oscarfernandezmonzon]

"cosas que hacen bum" , gracias a este gran libro descubri esta gran cancion.

gracias kiko amat

[FlyinS4]

The Negro will never be the same. To be Black meant something. We were in a different world. And we are in a very bad place. And going down quickly.

[gilgamess3]

eccezionale...grande musicista spesso dimenticato...

[RobertParandyk]

free jazz yah:)

[bsclout]

stunning

[kidkidkid123]

this should be played in every church across the nation.

[msea66]

Incomparable!!



[jazzy3one]

I was first introduced to Pharoah in 1974 when he was in concert with Ravi Shanker and Rashan Roland Kirk in Houston Texas. To this day I still follow them, for peace tranquility, and expansion of thought. Thank you so much for the flashback !

[tshuster12]

One of the all time great jazz recordings. Saw them at the Beacon theater on Broadway in NYC at a midnight concert. Began with The Creator coming up from a sunken stage. Unbelievable!

[JAHPANTHER2]

Muhsinah used this in a great way on "Once Again"

[jtaray]

I believe the Creator is pleased.

[aammirr]

. . .I've been knowing this since its release date and just noticed the changes/references from 'It's That Old Devil Moon' !

[jamesmutan1]

Fuck man!! this song is a very grea Trip!!

[eroc70]

5:04 Majestically Beautiful and Powerful 

[MisterCrazyLegs]

brotha man, was on a whole 'nuther level back in the day...and I hear he's still as relevant today. The gap between guys like him and Roy Ayers and a lot of these "neo-soul wanna-be's" today is the distance between where my mailbox is and the Sun. Sanders is a damm genius..

[greenupradio]

The day of the apocolypse this will be playing in the heavens

[tperrybreath11]

yes thank you

[techxdabruiser]

The 33 minute version is  HEAVY !!!

[SacrificedKodos]

Pharoah Sanders is amazing! Some of his songs (especially this gem) are so great to relax to.

[earthart1]

this one of the most inspired and inspirational songs ever recorded. it speaks of another time, another day, a new morning ...........it's got soul.....it makes you want to dance, to move, to travel, to be.......yes, to be......

[octemberfury]

@earthart1 lol, okdude

[papugomez]

@earthart1 the same feeling around here,

saludos from argentina

[gilgamess3]

splendido brano, eccezionale...un musicista spesso dimenticato...incredibile, perfetto!!

[electrickabuki]

@earthart1

and you can do all that in your mind whilst laying down listening to it.

[makhwushi]

@earthart1 pretentious, moi?

[theformalist]

Hooray! Hooray! Hooray!

[awesomewelles90]

captain spaulding!

[yukonnoka]

finally the complete song- thank you

[3kadosh]

@yukonnoka

actually the full track is 32 minutes long :)

[stedmondmike]

thanks !