Pharoah Sanders - Hum-Allah-Hum-Allah-Hum-Allah 1/2

Pharoah Sanders - Hum-Allah-Hum-Allah-Hum-Allah. Jewels of Thought, October 20, 1969. Pharoah Sanders (ts, contrabass clarinet, reed flute, African thumb piano, orchestra chimes, perc); Leon Thomas (vcl, perc); Lonnie Liston Smith (p, African flute, African thumb piano, perc); Cecil McBee (b, perc); Idris Muhammed (d, perc); Roy Haynes (d). 15 minutes approx.

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[GaltP]

OUTSTANDING song. One of Pharoah Sanders best. Thanks for putting on youtube.

[Slapshot975]

I still get chills listening to this tune.

I remember I was a disc jockey at college and hosted one of the two jazz shows that was on the station.

I couldn't believe what I heard when I previewed the album when it first came in the mail.

It became a staple item on my show for a long time and it turned on my non-jazz buddies.

We used to open our dorm windows and use a loudspeaker to have a whole college quad dig Sanders's music.

Those were better times with better music.

Peace.

[Zerg121]

Spiritual.

[William Adams]

well i got a couple of more of some music on plasic

[anandam19]

Pharoah at his absolute best One with Divine Spirit Radiating pure Peace...

[Orzel Whiting]

I also remember listening to WRTI Philly and of course listening to this and The Creator Has A Master plan....if THIS music doesnt sooth the savage beast in you then your lost with no hope my friend.

[Justyn Bell]

first time i heard this i was blown away. Not once have i heard this song when i didnt get chills. Just so culturally awakening

[Each1TeachConsultant]

As a teenager I use to listen to a college radio station WRTI (Temple University) and they use to play this all the time. Brings back such wonderful memories....

[09ve]

dope yeye el buen jazz

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[Robin Kaczmarczyk]

nectar

[Bill Baer]

One of the best peaces of Jazz ever !!!!!!!!!!

[ljeezy2454]

floating with the stars...