Jan Garbarek sax, Terje Björklund piano, Arild Andersen bass, Jon Christensen drums Upper Egypt & Lower Egypt by Pharoah Sanders Molde Jazz Festival 1968
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@dylanmenzies3973
Amazing insight into the development of Jan Garbarek!
@melvynbooker1058
When he was young he could sound like Albert Ayler or Pharoah Sanders and phrase like Ornette Coleman. He could have stayed that way but chose ( like a true innovator) to evolve and make something new. Whether people prefer his earlier “rougher” sound doesn’t matter, he is one of the real greats in my view.
@anularedoro
What a document! Early Jan Garbarek playing Pharoah style on a King Silversonic horn!
@LATOHOUSTON
Sound just like the real one. What year is this? And where?
@rohzzangjazz Жыл бұрын
벼으신 같은 바가지 머리 왜한걸까...
@grantkoeller8911 Жыл бұрын
Bb minor one chord jam
@grantkoeller8911 Жыл бұрын
Mr. Spock on sax.
@cyprianpakua1451 Жыл бұрын
To jest coś tak niezwykłego, uwielbiam czuć takie uniesienie i emocje jak słucham muzyki. To jest to!
@realvoicevideos3402 Жыл бұрын
I loved it until the rhythm section came in with the groove. Lol . Started sounding like The Beach Boys lol. I love the sax player though
@stephencarroll230 Жыл бұрын
They were cool- even if they weren’t Americans!
@Roset032 жыл бұрын
The first notes of this I was thinking like, dang this sounds like Pharoah Sanders. Then I read the description, haha. Just recently found out about Jan Gabarek. I really like what I hear.
@johnzias2842 жыл бұрын
Big early style Garbarek fan here. Also saw Pharoah as a kid perform this. Love that these cats were plugged into this stuff at such an early age, and then went on to become masters themselves.
@rosamarvo2 жыл бұрын
I AM IN LOVE WITH JAN GARBAREK
@davorinflis38252 жыл бұрын
To je tao dobro, da ... da... kaj pa naj rečem !
@Dark-Sine2 жыл бұрын
thanks for sharing, that was inspiring...
@HowardBankheadjazzgolf2 жыл бұрын
Pharoah Sanders
@JBluegum2 жыл бұрын
The Vulcan can Play
@mootbooxle2 жыл бұрын
Piano player is tripping balls
@teelurizzo85422 жыл бұрын
Thanks fro shearing this rare video and great music.
Пікірлер: 34
Amazing insight into the development of Jan Garbarek!
When he was young he could sound like Albert Ayler or Pharoah Sanders and phrase like Ornette Coleman. He could have stayed that way but chose ( like a true innovator) to evolve and make something new. Whether people prefer his earlier “rougher” sound doesn’t matter, he is one of the real greats in my view.
What a document! Early Jan Garbarek playing Pharoah style on a King Silversonic horn!
Sound just like the real one. What year is this? And where?
벼으신 같은 바가지 머리 왜한걸까...
Bb minor one chord jam
Mr. Spock on sax.
To jest coś tak niezwykłego, uwielbiam czuć takie uniesienie i emocje jak słucham muzyki. To jest to!
I loved it until the rhythm section came in with the groove. Lol . Started sounding like The Beach Boys lol. I love the sax player though
They were cool- even if they weren’t Americans!
The first notes of this I was thinking like, dang this sounds like Pharoah Sanders. Then I read the description, haha. Just recently found out about Jan Gabarek. I really like what I hear.
Big early style Garbarek fan here. Also saw Pharoah as a kid perform this. Love that these cats were plugged into this stuff at such an early age, and then went on to become masters themselves.
I AM IN LOVE WITH JAN GARBAREK
To je tao dobro, da ... da... kaj pa naj rečem !
thanks for sharing, that was inspiring...
Pharoah Sanders
The Vulcan can Play
Piano player is tripping balls
Thanks fro shearing this rare video and great music.
First piece is 'Venus'