Grover Washington Jr. - Mister Magic (Part 2)

June 27, 1981, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Grover Washington Jr.(ss,as&ts), Richard Tee(key), Ralph MacDonald(perc), Paul Griffin(synth), Eric Gale(g), Anthony Jackson(b), Steve Gadd(ds)

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Music

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• Grover
• Washington
• Jr.
• Richard
• Tee
• Ralph
• MacDonald
• Paul
• Griffin
• Eric
• Gale
• Anthony
• Jackson
• Steve
• Gadd

[buffalo92div]

Outta sight...this is true funk

[aaronamccoy]

they playing it kinda quick but grover handles that shit like the champ

[mspussygalore]

Give the drummer some...he is wicked...Peace.

[mspussygalore]

This is just awesome...Peace.

[jazzableful]

Did not know he has passed away until I read it here! So sad to know that and there will never be another to take his place in his style of sax!

[jazzableful]

I have been a Grover Washington Jr. fan since the 80's and this video ex He has it all! Good sax, good looks, great music! And great charisma!

[butterflycyn4]

I saw Grover Washington, Jr. perform in Rochester NY years ago, he was awesome, will be greatly missed.

[Lyonado]

RIP Ralph MacDonald!!

[indaplace2b]

RIP Grover, Eric, RIchard, Paul, and now Ralph Macdonald :( I learned so much from you!!!

[1008mook]

Great

[TOMDOX]

@RAWRDJBEAR How could anyone give this a thumbs down? This is perhaps my favorite Grover Washington performance. I am from Philly and very upset I never saw him live. He left us so suddenly. Just bought the CD 'to Grover with Love' by Jason Miles. Not a plug of any kind just a recommendation of a great CD of Grovers music. Mr Magic is haunting that I cant get out of my mind.

[2GuitarJohn]

Grover pioneered the way for your top solo sax players of today. I remember when I performed with Grover live at the Jazz workshop in Boston many, many moons ago. At that time he mentioned he never performed with a guitarist but was willing to try it out.. The crowd loved it. He liked the idea so much he subsequently added a rhythm / lead guitar player to his band. I'm grateful glad to have performed with Grover for one full set. We all miss the late great Grover Washington Jr..