Pharoah Sanders - Upper Egypt & Lower Egypt (Part 1)

[Surfmorworkless]

Amazing.

[blackandtanful]

ｱｯﾊﾟｰ･ｴｼﾞﾌﾟﾄ､ﾛｳﾜｰ･ｴｼﾞﾌﾟﾄ･･･真っ暗­部屋で香焚いて聴く､ﾌｧﾛｱ･ｻﾝﾀﾞｰｽの"ﾀｰｳｨｯﾄﾞ­"～実際そうした当時の私(笑) #jazzm 若かった!

[dbuskirk]

Dave Burrell's piano playing deserves nod here, great gospel-ish sound....

[BrotherChimaobi]

Sanders is a beast! Excellent music here.

[scottybroker]

@BrotherChimaobi pongosgroove5 Don't understand how you think coltrane got anthying from Mr. Sanders.

Coltrane ruled in his own right.

[BrotherChimaobi]

@scottybroker Friend, I think you misfired with your reply ;) Also, I fully second your statement. Cheers.

[pongosgroove5]

coltrane got everything from this guy

[Miloshevits]

@pongosgroove5 No, that's ridiculous. Coltrane didn't start playing with him until the last few years of his career.

[VirginUbiquity]

Amazing stuff;) i love the intro xxxxxx

[coolymac]

had the chance to meet Pharoah in D.C. when he performed at the Warner Theater in 93. memorable experience for a 17 year old kid. pharoah u rock. u and sonny sharrock made GREAT music! Thanks for the memory!!

[BOWELPOCKET]

MY MAN !

[macklemoreosis]

man oh man, jazz in the 60's was beyond anything I've ever heard before.

[threeby8887]

A masterpiece.

[bruceamitchell]

Excellent! Birthplace of "Ethiopia's oldest daughter"

[JoelGallob]

He is one of the greats and it is a shame he is not generally recognized as such

[apeskateri]

Beautiful! Thank you for this! Recognition, years later!!!

[bongobeardy]

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[elps84]

thanks - one of the neglected greats

[steveoliver62]

Thanks for posting this. I have been hoping that someone would.