Weldon Irvine - Here's Where I Came In

[thatunit995]

I loved this track since you've uploaded it, it already brings back a lot of memories.

[dizyootum]

this song is on autoplay or what

[felixendavid]

@dizyootum

listen to the interaction of his left and right hand, dipshit.

[unitsofsixty60]

PURE GENIUS!!!!!!!!!!!!! AMAZING!!!

[94incurabil]

oare ce cauti tu ma rog cu weldon irvine...pace

[jerzkid87]

that album art is whats up

[mfctom300]

david icke took weldon to his first match at the den in south east london

they loved it

[losviosTV]

busta flex

[jcab594]

@ 31seconds, sounds likethe binary star glen close sample

[cecilalston]

Is he shaft-shifting on the album cover...did he know what malachi york and david icke know about the so called reptilian bloodlines running the planet?

[laughlovefuck]

i would be eternally grateful if someone found sheet music for this marvelous piece

[MindzEnt]

aint this jz feeling it?

[QualityNYC]

sounds like it.

[Wolviepayne]

parts serpent

parts bird

[nacosataniko6]

very nice tune

[audirs84]

Samplé par Busta Flex - ca s'dégrade

[ezsega17]

gorgeous

[funkdigger91]

Great upload!

It was sampled for Declaime's "Last Days And Times".

[qnzweatherman]

im feelin' it

[JAHPANTHER]

this was used in mr.rogers neighborhood once .

[SoulByDzyne]

Ahhhh ... very beautiful!

[Justbleazy]

If you notice that he's hitting chords with his left hand WHILE doing the runs with his right hand. Amamzing!

[JIAsheraw]

@Justbleazy yeah that's called playing the piano

[cnote562]

man...that gave me chills...no lie

[YuhBoiAD]

beautiful

[Eurobubble70]

incredible

[Justbleazy]

Man, this is beautiful!!! Lol...for some reason this reminds me of The Boondocks Season 1 and Kanye's "I Heard Them Say."

[Goldershill]

I only just discovered this very talented man through an english guy - ironic isn't it? I am very saddened to read that he took his own life nd in such a public and dramatic way for reasons that do not seem to be documented online. It left me distraught. What a waste! Everytime I listen to him, I'm just sad but I'll keep listening... Rest in Peace o talented one!

[whope2]

For those of you who don't know about Weldon or his deep spiritual roots, his Hampton Institute grounding in the soul of the spiritual or his love for R. Nathaniel Dett and the musical heritage of Noah Ryder, this piece, represents a true picture of how complex this brother was. He was passionate about the music of Black people. He learned from all of the piano masters, as well as lesser-known greats like "Virginia" Joe Jones and Consuela Lee Morehead. He came in at "beautiful brother!"

[xlwms]

thank you whope2, it's very interesting too learn from our brothers of the USA.

i'm from paris france and mister irvine is not very known here but for me he deserves the highest respect through his musical craft, his spirituality and his knowledge of great black music

[whope2]

I appreciate the feedback, my international brother! Weldon would love to have heard from his followers across the waters as it represents a kind of spiritual full circle, reconnecting us to our African heritage and roots! Keep listening xlwms!

[unitsofsixty60]

agree, absolutely !!!