I have listened to this many hundreds of times in the last forty years and it gives me chills still.

I'm into jazz for decades, but I've never know more than this. This is literally phenomenal.

The great John Hicks on piano!!!

@patrickfrancis4287

4 жыл бұрын

Met these guys in London 1989 john hicks was such a nice man full of great stories pharaoh was just smiling all the time during a set in London got photos with him and loads of albums signed great days r.i.p john

@connorcoyle6592

4 жыл бұрын

John Hicks = Most underrated jazz pianist of all time.

Oh Pharoah, We're going to miss you. This is true church music.

@PapaEli-pz8ff

Жыл бұрын

Amen!

I ran through a forest for 14 minutes and 18 seconds. Running, jumping, dancing, punching, loving, hating, begging.... crying. In the end I fell down Surrendered.

@redlord1660

3 жыл бұрын

I know this is 2 years old, but is this a reference to something?

@hamishdinger4141

3 жыл бұрын

@@redlord1660 Ape Out ahahha

Great solos by John Hicks and Idris Muhammad. R.I.P., both of them. Hopefully Pharoah has a number of years ahead of him. Of course, this piece of music has the power to sustain anyone.

@paulrouhan7288

Жыл бұрын

His body has now gone. We have his musical legacy💪💪💪

A young boy living in the ghetto, everyday he would cry without shedding any tears. Then one day he heard this playing and his spiritual man began to rise up High until he was free from his restrictions and nothing could hold me down any longer. This music was born from pain and crys out, freedom.

The power of this version is incredible

Pharoah signed this record for me last night.

Smooth ""jazz" fans need NOT apply!! This!

I saw Pharoah Sanders live at Slugs in the East Village of New York...one of the all time most incredible musical experiences of my life. The guy can play it all....avant garde, swing, blues, ballads, Broadway show tunes. I'm sure glad he was born.

I've own this LP for 26 years, this version of freedom is simply spiritual, John Hicks on Piano is just so so awsome. I tottally agree, such energy make you wanna dance " Freeeeedoom 😃". It takes me back to the late eighties when I first heard it, just blew me away.

It’s joy, it’s intensity, it’s freedom!

Don’t delete this forever. I need this sometimes.

Pharaoh Sanders is just amazing. One of the best sax players ever

Just makes you want to run into the street and start the Revolution.

@studio246kyoto6

9 жыл бұрын

indeed

@tetayrises8715

5 жыл бұрын

Jazz is the revolution, "swinging with soul," will set you free

@huangderek9507

5 жыл бұрын

Comrade from Taiwan

@hank3339

5 жыл бұрын

The Cosmic revolution started on December 21, 2012 and is known as the Return to Oneness, also known as the Age of Aquarius. Thoughts and actions of love, compassion, understanding, empathy, etc are the Revolution! 1Love, 1Heart now baby, it IS here on the planet!

@jamesa.hamilton269

Жыл бұрын

This was part of the revolution--without a spiritual revolutiln and understanding, change and growth can't be controlled.

Thank you to my dear late brother Samuel for introducing me to this super fine music ❤️ Thank you Pharoah Sanders and co ❤️🎼 The Best Music ❤️ TUNE ❤️

One of my favorite tunes! What a masterpiece!

I am at my job right now, listening to this. I am in tears. Pharoah Sanders is the one person who I've shed tears for when I saw him live, before he even played a note. I used to play this version all the time on my radio show. This group is amazing. Mr. Muhammad is one of my favorite drummers. Everyone is so perfect here. Thank you for sharing your gifts and light, Mr. Sanders.

@didierboudet88

6 жыл бұрын

j'ai vu pharoah en live en 2008 à Paris, et fait une photo avec lui. Quand j'écoute ça, je pleure d'émotions.C''est sublime.

@dreamlover122769

5 жыл бұрын

me too I shed tears for this beauty

@Jolynenizuma22

11 ай бұрын

What was your radio show called?

@alwaysastudent

11 ай бұрын

@@Jolynenizuma22 Hi! it was called 'Guess Who's Coming To Radio??!!'

This piece sends me.

これでジャズ聴き始めた、カッコ良すぎる

...gerade diese aktuelle Epoche lehrt uns die unverhoffte Einzigartigkeit eines Konzerts zu Vergegenwärtigen-Seinerzeit in der Fabrik in Hamburg: Dieser Gott des Tenorsaxophons erschien fast eine Std. zu spät, näherte sich dann mit diesem Stück sein Instrument bespielend der Bühne vom Eingang her... Und dann: Unvergesslich, Einzigartig, Gänsehaut bis 40 (?) Jahre danach erzeugend. Ich hoffe sehr, diese Legende der Jazzmusik ist noch unter uns? Grossartig dieser Künstler! !!!

R.I.P John Hicks!

I keep coming back to this over and over and over....

RIP the great man !!!!

Yup, one of the most thrilling pedal to the metal full-on high-octane -- what ever you want to call it performances of all time. It helps if you have some context, and a pair of openminded ears. Like you've heard music before. I grew up with this one, when it came out, and it is as thrilling and crushingly spine tingling now as ever. I hope the same for y'all now and in 40 years and counting . . . :)

魂に届く音楽

Idris Muhammad à la batterie: quel solo !!!

FREEEEDDDOOOOOMMMM!!

Good God from Zion!!... Words can't express how much I love this tune!!!!

This IZ the best version........ Has to be up there as thee most superb piece of exciting and UPLIFTING. jazz out there When Noospere tears a wrent....

Swinging skilfully with soul will set your mind free.

It's like someone made a thunderstorm into a jazz piece. Force of nature.

Agree w/ PhiilyDaveSoul - not enough superlatives for this incredible version of this tune. Most exciting jazz you’ll hear, from anyone.

Mamma mía Que piano

killing version!

@ulrikeallendorfer3715

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Blanca, we absolutely love the same kind of music and your comments always fit for me too so I don't have to write, but this time I do. best wishes, Ulrike

@lasmluclasm3781

4 жыл бұрын

@@ulrikeallendorfer3715 she doesn't put out nigga, trust me, many have tried.

@DeathrowDC

3 жыл бұрын

@@lasmluclasm3781 🥴.....🤣

Greatest Jam that I have ever heard!

Pure Fire!!! One of my favorites.

@jamesa.hamilton269

Жыл бұрын

Fire represents knowledge that burns your in your mind making you seek more! Pharoah!! PBUH, forever.

This song is Amazing!

tingles down my spine

RIP Brother Pharoah

ファラオのほうこう😊？がやみつきになったアルバム‼️🎷🎹🙌👏😅🔥

ファラオ、ヒックス、、、かっけ〜！

Forever.

Very awesome sounds of a fantastic group assembled by the mighty Pharoah sanders. Freedom appreciated!

Thanks Pharoah !!Thanks !

The true essence of the art form . Thank you good brother (PS) .

cette musique est libre

I am blown away by this piece, enjoy

@JazzEnthusiast

9 жыл бұрын

This is one of my all time favorite Pharaoh Sanders tunes....however, I'm partial to the studio version. I'm into the swinging be - bop piano mastery of John Hicks. The live version is still a great post though. I too was blown away!

@lenorem.7889

9 жыл бұрын

***** ok, can you post something by John Hicks? I love piano, (my first love, then the Sax)

@JazzEnthusiast

9 жыл бұрын

Interesting......sax is my first and piano is my second. I'm going to do a repost of the studio version of "You got to have Freedom" and maybe one other with John Hicks as leader.

@lenorem.7889

9 жыл бұрын

I thank you, Blessed day to you

@JazzEnthusiast

9 жыл бұрын

Lenore M. Be blessed my sister.

Dude, I love so many songs that you've shared, thanks to make me a new musical culture, from France :)

still love it!!

Proper jazz !

Just the best !!!

so live!!!! awesome!

Free spirited swingers and boppers only.

So good.

“Fire” in Person! Smh…Rest Master…

なんて暑苦しい！(褒め言葉)

j écoute du jazz depuis

RIP🎷🕉❤️

I cannot believe I never heard this till a few days ago. Incredible!! Anyone do an analysis of Hicks playing here?

Anthem He pleases both the right and the left wing of jazz.

Hey Tod, I too saw him at Slugs in 1968 w/ Cecil McBee, Leon Thomas, Lonnie Liston Smith, Idris. Saw all sets and walked to the subway after with them. Creator has a master plan was awesome. Pharoah let some guy join on stage and let him play. Trane lives on in him. I thin Albert Ayler said Trane is the Father, Pharoah is the Son, and he is the Holy Ghost. So true.

@dreamlover122769

5 жыл бұрын

it was Ornette Coleman who said that not Albert Ayler

@stevebory4693

5 жыл бұрын

dreamlover122769 No, it was Ayler who stated that.

友達にこのレコード貸したら返って来なかった。40年位前の話。 今では見つける事も難しい。

Lissee!

Hey Michael...that was the same year I saw Pharoah at Slugs. It was summertime. Perhaps we were at the same gig

Nice sounds like a 60s recording in the 80s

singing Farrell is the best!

freedom ,make a difference. john's licks similar to mccoy

I'd like to let Mr. Putin to listen to the music. People really need to have freedom. This music tells strongly how we ordiary people feel. It's thought too harsh for some people like Mr. Ptutin. But we need freedom.

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fuck'n great awesome^_^

With freedom comes responsibility. Freedom doesn't mean one can do anything when it affects others. Making screechy noises isn't really music (anyone can do it - even animals). It's been said this stuff cries out from pain. I maintain, it actually inflicts pain.

私の体は曲に乗らない。tamatabi20151016