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All the fun I remember.

@BrunoJazzmanLeicht WOW, He's doing his best Clifford on this one! He was probably better at hanging with a Clifford sound than anyone up until Wynton. Most true jazz affezionatos hate fusion, but I thought Freddie's solo style was made for fusion. He did his best work to late 60s and early 70s ...

And he never ran out of ideas through that whole thing. Amazing.

I was watching the Princess and the Frog with my grand kid and just had to know who was blowing the tunes on trumpet. None other than Terrence! Wow...

Be looking for him. You just know that Brotha is in a movie soon!

@musicmanson, That's a bad thing he did there for sure! I once thought Satchmo played pretty simple until I tried to duplicate it. I heard similar things Jazz1bro heard about G. I saw him on some special, and he was humble then. He claimed not to be worthy of mention with the greats. He even said...

NASA History CH played this theme during a feature on the shuttle. Took me a half hour to remember where I had heard it. Does not get any better!

Finally the "G" expands! We all knew he was about more than that soft pop. I heard an actual Jazz number from him on xm from him the other day. Talented man!

Stanky leg just the funky chicken re-do!

I love it! They are in CHUCH... not out doing wrong. Even church changes.

These days neither the band nor the cheer squad need the football program. Both have their own gigs. I'm not judging that! I'm just saying it's different. So, my original comment lacks merit. Maybe the corps and the bands are quite similar. Cheers!

AMAZING... lived there most of my life and never knew about this song... I love it. Thanks for posting

Quincy had a knack for bringing established and new talent together. His was the producer/arranger that everyone wanted to work with. He was much more than a talent in his own rights. He helped others spotlight their talents. Who knows how much great music we lost when we lost Donny... too soon!

Great, but I just like Al Hirt playing this one... MORE feeling to it!

WOW... I own the CD, but this live version is a "creation."

Looks like you have a great crew... Time for a major production!

@essiusc Well said! Our best poet, one of our best musical artist in one. It gets no finer.

Marvin Gaye would be proud of you Mr. Parker! The song has the heart and soul of "What's Going on" with your own touch added. I'm a fan.

WOW! I'm a BONO fan now. The re-write was poetic.

Faqmevafan: google Pavarotti and Friends

@Scottkeith7025; ya mon! Just one RACE = PEOPLE = HUMAN; world peace when we finally all get that; cheers brother, wherever you are on earth now.

@Neftali; You are all that my man! The band had a sound that was never copied. Great drum work. My dance band back in the 70s did Fence Walk (and another song or two). Folks always wanted a re-play on Fence Walk. Mandrill was not on local radio stations (SoCal Inland Empire) and the LP was not wi...

This has got to be Maceo's kid (of course not, but she has his stuff)... She knows funky! Go Go Candy!

Who cares about DCI other than DCI members? They are very technical if that's what you like. . DCI, Who even knows that they exist? These drummers have fans! The bands in the SWAC are usually more popular than the football teams. It's entertainment, and it's all about which group turns the fans o...

Now watch the Muppet Show version... hahaaaaaa

The great trumpet solos behind Basie... great feel... never equaled!

KW, Hip hop with a purpose... All good! Real R&B for this generation. It's about time. Hey non-believer... You will not believe until that moment just before you die; or see death happening for someone close to you; that moment when all hope of living on or life for them is gone; then what will y...

Stanley and Grover... pretty much all the sax yo ever need to hear :)