In my opinion ........ this is 'smooth jazz' BEFORE, there was a smooth jazz. These 'crusaders', started a smoothness in jazz, that can't be replaced or duplicated.
My little sister passed away in March for cancer but everytime I hear this song I know she's back home no more cancer no more sickness she's home with the Lord
Got ya beat by ah little. Listened to it for years. Like yourself, I'm an old man now. I've been blessed with the talent of playing the bass guitar, and hook this up many times, gab my bass, & play right along with them. I'll soon be 76 yrs old if I'm blessed to see that day. Love it.
Oh my word, this song brings back so many memories. My dad used to play it every morning to wake my brother and I up when going to school. Man, it just made my heart smile.
My taste in music was influenced by my father. Whenever we go out to groove with my siblings, we can't wait to go back home to play this kind of music... the only music we resonate with❤❤❤❤. Thank you dad for teaching us real music😍
I live n Stockton , 209, I just Love D Jazz Crusaders, at that time,I was teenager, now, I'm. N early 60, & from H- town,just Great. memory, Action. Jackson, PESCE
Only 31 now, I was introduced to this song back in 2005, I was to play it in a solo competition playing the Flugal horn for the Cullinan Fieldband. My dad came to watch me rehearse, and that afternoon remains a key memory in my life.
Just bought my first soundbar. And I played 'way back home' to my grandfather and man he just went crazy over it. He even told me about their album/song 'Pass The Plate'. That he has been looking for, for the decade plus years. Salute to the Jazzman. Mr T.D.M
Simply awesome! Smooth jazz at its finest! Joe Sample, Wayne Henderson, and Mr. Gerald Albright in honor of Mr. Wilton Felder -- they couldn't have gotten a better tenor saxophonist than Gerald! Joe Sample....what can I say....they absolute best on keyboards!! LOVE THIS!
Deeply in Love with this group, it brings back the nostalgic memories of my childhood, my late uncle used to play it on the LP, while busy polishing his two - toned flosheim shoes...
Oh yes those good old days.. On a sunny Sunday morning children wud be playing joyfully in the garden,mothers preparing lunch in the kitchen...nice smell of good food in the air...or those days are gone ...ja neh
I've love this song since my youth 16, growing up in Detroit, Michigan, in the Jeffries projects, playing chess, sipping some wine, toking on a few joints, and baby it was on relaxing my mind, body and soul as I dreamed my way out of there. Now I'm 64 and back where the ancestors started GA and farming just like them. Way back home and still listening to the World Famous Jazz Crusaders' timeless music. Thank you Jazz crusaders for the wonderful memories
Same here bro...55yrs old, St. Louis in the house with you 2021, and yes..it still sounds real good, beautiful music indeed and truly talented musicians !!
Soweto back then. Early Sunday morning jams. My Dad playing this in the background, ke freyfa stoep se red ka brush le pantihose tsakgale...the coal stove burning, getting ready for Sunday seven colours lunch....Eish!!! Bona!
Stoop sa ko pele or ko morago? Ka Sunbeam polish. 😀😃😃 i would be washing my uncle's car or polishing those shoes. Those were the days. In the middle of apartheid but we still enjoyed the music.Thanks for the music, Crusaders. Rest in power💪🏾
When I was young my Auntie Leen would pop on albums like this. This was not only her method of teaching me but also enjoying great music with me. I'm glad she left me with a diverse knowledge and great legacy of music. RIP AUNTIE LEEN.... LOVE AND MISS YOU!! 😚😚😚
This piece has a special place in my childhood my dad use to play this on his trumpet and that's when I started to love and appreciate Jazz! My favorite Jazz group💯💯💯
+mack jenkins , I'm with you about the Crusaders. Jazz will never be the same without them. When I first heard "Those Southern Knights" in the early to mid 70's, I went out a bought all their older albums too. It saddens me to know Joe Sample and Wilton are gone. Let's not forget Wayne and Stix who had their talent too. I was fortunate to see the Crusaders play live in the late 80's.
This song reminds me of back in the day when my brother's and cousin used to have jam session at home in the basement we used to jam everybody on the block use to love us
IAM A BASS GUITAR PLAYER AND STILL LISTENING TO THE JAZZ CRUSADERES iN JANUARY 2023.I MISS PLAYING MY BASS.IAM GOING TO BUY ANOTHER ONE SOON IF ALLAH WILLING.
I listen to this song all day in almost all possible versions, I listened to other songs by other artists, and I realized that there will no longer be such great performers and authors. The world of music has changed drastically.
Very real talk, but there are still Real Good players out there, but the Music industry is preoccupied with Beyonce, kanye west, nicki minaj, cardi b, and folks who know nothing about MUSIC.
I know that's right! But all those greats are not gone because I have a strong feeling that God received them with open arms and the most brightest smile any of us could ever imagine. Playing those Heavenly Songs!
Gerald Albright - A superb player, a consummate professional in concert, and a really really nice man. In '94 I had the privilege of seeing him in concert...I still remember the night and his performance of the classic, Georgia. All hail to the Crusaders!
I can remember as a kid my father would love playing his Crusaders records. At the time I wasn't really into it, but as I got older both my brothers and I took a liking it. This cut "Way Back Home" has always stayed with me. So much that when I had a son I played it all the time and now it's a part of him, deep inside his soul. When ever he's sadden or down he plays this in order to help pick himself but up (as well as God himeself). R.I.P. Joe Sample you will be well missed my friend. Trust me, I know your up there making sweet music in God's Jazz band. Thank you for posting!
Ain't it the truth! Joe Sample and the (Jazz) Crusaders will forever hold a special spot in my heart reserved just for them. The best of the best of the best. Don't know what else I can say.
You will never! And, and they said never say never, but I'm we will NEVER EVER hear sweet music like this again,, so glad we have youtube. PEACE for 2021!!
This was part of the soundtrack of my childhood. Even in the midst of change and turmoil. I believe music helped keep me sane and connected to my feeling body.
I sure do miss the 70s and 80s. The music today is not even the same. Sometimes I wish I could find a time machine and go back in time. Life was much easier and everyone enjoyed life! Is this your favorite song?
Will never -ever be anybody better than the Jazz Crusaders. First heard them when I walked into Discount Records in Harvard Square in Cambridge, Ma. back in the late 60's, changed my life forever. These guy's will alway's be the very best in my book.
1963 Hamtramick Michigan Old Socks New Shoes, New Shoes Old Socks. My Uncle Huey Taylor had me listening to Jazz at night. Way Back Home was my song. I was 9 at the time. I asked my uncle could I lisen to that song on the radio in Youngstown. He smiled and said I dont think so. He went out in the middle of the night and bought this album for me. Ive been listening to every rendition of Way back home and Old. socks when I can.
Yes on the piano one of my favorites Joe Sample. This group helped me find the jazz world way back home. So many have passed RIP innovators not imitators.
Anthemic!!!!!!! A great delivery by The Mighty Crusaders of a Wilton Felder standard. Paul Desmond gave us Take Five and Wilton Felder gave us Way back Home. Timeless classics for both Brubeck Quartet and Jazz Crusaders.
February 1st: Happy birthday keyboardist Joseph Leslie "Joe" Sample (1939-2014)-co-founder of Jazz Crusaders / The Crusaders. Thank you and God bless. RIP....Thanks for the upload, David. Blessings...
When i was a little girl my dad used to play the Crusaders religiously. this song particularly reminds me of home. Everytime i play it my heart, mind and soul go South... "Way back home". love you dad.
It's such a great music, The Crusaders have been one of my favorites band for decades and I agree, the Japanese audience is so attentive and eager to listen to this type of music... Really a great combination.
My mom was the music genius in our family our days were filled with music people from the neighborhood would sit outside on the porch and yard on the weekends. I remember when I first heard the Ohio players those were the good old days but I still have those days with me because I have all my mom’s albums.
Oh My Oh My ... Sweet Memories ... What's it with song and Sunday mornings ... Literally brought tears to my eyes after hearing this again after so many years ....
I was introduced to the crusaders in high school. my band director gave us some jazz albums to listen and keep and I took the last of the pile the crusaders. I did not think much of the name but I heard it. and played it often. very very often. love these guys. still love and always will love that trombone tenor mix. its purely crusaders.
All the original Crusaders are gone now except Stixx and Hubert Laws. One of the all time great soul-jazz-funk bands. This song makes me feel nostalgic.
My first great jazz encounter was with The Crusaders music in 1973 - my uncle still has their LP’s and a great jazz collection. The Crusaders would become the epicenter of jazz music for me.... so melodious so complete so smooth Their music has always made sense for me 💖🙏🏻🌟☀️😘
In the late 70's my best friend Hemphill Campbell introduced me to Jazz. Then Frechie Nash introduced me to more. I am very grateful for them. Best FRIENDS truly
This song makes me miss my grandma's so much. Sitting by the stoep, eating ice cream and listening to this song on a Sunday. Other times it would in the morni g when my uncles are polishing their shoes outside ,❤❤
I am old now, the father of the two sons.i used to play this song in the early 90s. I used to enjoy it a lot with my friend while we doing grade12. Way back sweet memories
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In my opinion ........ this is 'smooth jazz' BEFORE, there was a smooth jazz. These 'crusaders', started a smoothness in jazz, that can't be replaced or duplicated.
My Mother's Music All The Good Stuff back then.
My little sister passed away in March for cancer but everytime I hear this song I know she's back home no more cancer no more sickness she's home with the Lord
Yes, she is...🙏✨👌🦉🥰🐲❣️
I am dutch and ment to say playing not aring
I am dutch and ment to say playing not Sting
How well do I know Your pain,as of Friday My wife passed and I'm actually dreeding that day, it's God's will for ME to see it 💕
😢
Great great I'm a 70s child still listening to the greatest of all times
ABSOLUTELY ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I was baptized in jazz by the crusaders far back in my youth years in 1974, I'm an old man now and I still listen to it. 🇿🇦
Got ya beat by ah little. Listened to it for years. Like yourself, I'm an old man now. I've been blessed with the talent of playing the bass guitar, and hook this up many times, gab my bass, & play right along with them. I'll soon be 76 yrs old if I'm blessed to see that day. Love it.
@@kenthompson1969 May Almighty God bless you man with some few more years!!! I'm 65😉
Were you a part of the 1976 Uprising? I'm asking this because you were already a youth by that time😅😊
Oh my word, this song brings back so many memories. My dad used to play it every morning to wake my brother and I up when going to school. Man, it just made my heart smile.
....Waaaaaay back home, the year 2023 and counting. Thank you.
My taste in music was influenced by my father. Whenever we go out to groove with my siblings, we can't wait to go back home to play this kind of music... the only music we resonate with❤❤❤❤. Thank you dad for teaching us real music😍
Your daddy raised u right
Yes!!😏👍
There is no place like Home babe it also remind me Home in Free State & I am in Gauteng
Music is the fruits of love so play on when a house got music.....😍
If you're here because you had an amazing uncle growing up then here's to you 🥂
I gotta to my visit my uncle bra
My Dad loved this song. Our family has the album. Miss ya Daddy….thank you for teaching me to live jazz.
No other group no other group thank you
When I was young my uncle Mathews would pop on albums like this. This was not only his method of teaching me but also enjoying great music with me.
Ukubingelela okuvela eDoha Qatar
I live n Stockton , 209, I just Love D Jazz Crusaders, at that time,I was teenager, now, I'm. N early 60, & from H- town,just Great. memory, Action. Jackson, PESCE
Yes!! Well Said 👍
Got a chance to watch them back in my youngster's days! My late husband Marshall introduced them to me. Thank you, Marshall RIP!
So sweet
i Gerald a. One of my favs . love it luv ur pic 2 😍
No better music than old school, but we came from the same vibe, all music is us in one .
Thanks. Me from SUBR. Forever. Never forget.
Only 31 now, I was introduced to this song back in 2005, I was to play it in a solo competition playing the Flugal horn for the Cullinan Fieldband. My dad came to watch me rehearse, and that afternoon remains a key memory in my life.
Brilliant!!! Listening to this in candle light, glass of wine, door open with fresh May evening breeze in Durban. Thank you🙏
That's the only way to do it!!
Just bought my first soundbar. And I played 'way back home' to my grandfather and man he just went crazy over it. He even told me about their album/song 'Pass The Plate'. That he has been looking for, for the decade plus years.
Salute to the Jazzman. Mr T.D.M
You are such a Blessing and a Sweet Inspiration to the world. Keep it up!!
When I listened to this song it take me way way back 💔🥲
Yes, RIP, Wilton Fender, Joe Sample, and Wayne Henderson.. We miss you three so much. Soulful and funky, to the max by an all-star group.
They are never far from us, oh yeah, you'll see them again, the journey has just begun...🙏✨👌🦉🥰🐲❣️
Simply awesome! Smooth jazz at its finest! Joe Sample, Wayne Henderson, and Mr. Gerald Albright in honor of Mr. Wilton Felder -- they couldn't have gotten a better tenor saxophonist than Gerald! Joe Sample....what can I say....they absolute best on keyboards!! LOVE THIS!
The best jazzmen✅🙏🏾👌🏿
They belong to those best jazz bands
Deeply in Love with this group, it brings back the nostalgic memories of my childhood, my late uncle used to play it on the LP, while busy polishing his two - toned flosheim shoes...
I know what you are talking about, ge a fetsa moo a diapara o fitlhile a tsamaya jaaka pidipidi gore ske dia tlala dust, waaaaay back!!!!!
Oh yes those good old days.. On a sunny Sunday morning children wud be playing joyfully in the garden,mothers preparing lunch in the kitchen...nice smell of good food in the air...or those days are gone ...ja neh
Entlik, are those uncle shoes? Every uncle owns a pair.
loved you comments. Say, uncle was shinning ups his flosheim shoes r my daddy wore Stacy Adams, OG Players laugher
Too good
Thank you Crusaders! You were and still are superb! I have so enjoyed your music since I was a teenager in the 1970's. Keep the dream alive!
Me too!
Yes!! Well Said 👍
I've love this song since my youth 16, growing up in Detroit, Michigan, in the Jeffries projects, playing chess, sipping some wine, toking on a few joints, and baby it was on relaxing my mind, body and soul as I dreamed my way out of there. Now I'm 64 and back where the ancestors started GA and farming just like them. Way back home and still listening to the World Famous Jazz Crusaders' timeless music. Thank you Jazz crusaders for the wonderful memories
If you love this kind of melodic jazz, then you are one of us. You are South African who got lost on her way back home....holla there😊
Man I'm 56 years old from St Louis that sounds still sound good to me rest in peace mr. Joe Sample and the rest of the Crusaders
Same here bro...55yrs old, St. Louis in the house with you 2021, and yes..it still sounds real good, beautiful music indeed and truly talented musicians !!
63, from St. Louis , brings back those sounds of the 70’s.
@@MrDavidBHarris I would bring those songs back if I could St Louis in the house
After all these years, I still listen, and thank the Lord for such soul and talent..
This takes me back to my college days. So many great memories. Their music will live on forever.
Yes!! Well Said 👍
Soweto back then. Early Sunday morning jams. My Dad playing this in the background, ke freyfa stoep se red ka brush le pantihose tsakgale...the coal stove burning, getting ready for Sunday seven colours lunch....Eish!!! Bona!
Good memories indeed never die
Stoop sa ko pele or ko morago? Ka Sunbeam polish. 😀😃😃 i would be washing my uncle's car or polishing those shoes. Those were the days. In the middle of apartheid but we still enjoyed the music.Thanks for the music, Crusaders. Rest in power💪🏾
keya dumela
👍😃👍These brothers are doing their thang!!!! I ♥️ this piece....
.mj.m
When I was young my Auntie Leen would pop on albums like this. This was not only her method of teaching me but also enjoying great music with me. I'm glad she left me with a diverse knowledge and great legacy of music. RIP AUNTIE LEEN.... LOVE AND MISS YOU!! 😚😚😚
Yes!!😏👍
Moyes Jr was my drum teacher. Great fusion player for Solitaire. He let me do wedding gigs he didn't want... miss those days.
The sax solo is so fucking beautiful; absolutely unbelievable playing from Gerald Albright!
Yess Beautiful my uncle just sent me this in message he loves jazz ..go head now
Wooow! Good music still lives on!
This piece has a special place in my childhood my dad use to play this on his trumpet and that's when I started to love and appreciate Jazz!
My favorite Jazz group💯💯💯
Yep you so blessed nothing compare to this 😅
I'm,68 going on 69 yrs. That's super sound takes me way back home in the STL in the summer time sipping on Crown Royal
ONE OF THE GREATEST BLACK JAZZ BANDS ON THE PLANET,I DEDICATE THIS TO MY FAMILY,THIS IS THE TRUE SOUL OF MY LOVE
+mack jenkins , I'm with you about the Crusaders. Jazz will never be the same without them. When I first heard "Those Southern Knights" in the early to mid 70's, I went out a bought all their older albums too. It saddens me to know Joe Sample and Wilton are gone. Let's not forget Wayne and Stix who had their talent too. I was fortunate to see the Crusaders play live in the late 80's.
mack jenkins, I don’t think the color of their skin has anything to do with their greatness.
They’re one of the greatest regardless of their race.
This song reminds me of back in the day when my brother's and cousin used to have jam session at home in the basement we used to jam everybody on the block use to love us
@@leartisblack4330 nice
By all means
IAM A BASS GUITAR PLAYER AND STILL LISTENING TO THE JAZZ CRUSADERES iN JANUARY 2023.I MISS PLAYING MY BASS.IAM GOING TO BUY ANOTHER ONE SOON IF ALLAH WILLING.
I listen to this song all day in almost all possible versions, I listened to other songs by other artists, and I realized that there will no longer be such great performers and authors. The world of music has changed drastically.
Very real talk, but there are still Real Good players out there, but the Music industry is preoccupied with Beyonce, kanye west, nicki minaj, cardi b, and folks who know nothing about MUSIC.
Legend
I know that's right! But all those greats are not gone because I have a strong feeling that God received them with open arms and the most brightest smile any of us could ever imagine. Playing those Heavenly Songs!
That is so true! Folks that don't nothing about music are in the lime light! The Crusaders are some if the best musicians w
The world of record label music has changed. The same quality of music is available and being made by the ton.
My dad's favourite song - he goes crazy when this comes on ! What a song !
I wash I was old enough back then to take my dad to such festivals. RIP Bra V.... Always missing you. Thanks for imparting such sounds to me.
Great music never dies ..only gets greater...play on with the inner spirits
Oh my goodness!! What smoothness and clarity of every note. The soul in this is unreal!!!!
Yes!!!
Unfiltered smoothnessss👌👌💘💘🙏🙏
Every Sunday my van stereo will thumping this tune on repeat as I drive on a 100km sandy terrain back from the cattle post ❤
Simply amazing 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 love the CRUSADERS for many years.
Such songs never fade, it's cool, calm and collected
I dedicate the song to all the jazz gurus, lovers and to all listening to such never dying jazz masterpieces ever produced
Reminds me of my dad and am definitely playing this at my wedding!
Gerald Albright - A superb player, a consummate professional in concert, and a really really nice man. In '94 I had the privilege of seeing him in concert...I still remember the night and his performance of the classic, Georgia. All hail to the Crusaders!
I can remember as a kid my father would love playing his Crusaders records. At the time I wasn't really into it, but as I got older both my brothers and I took a liking it. This cut "Way Back Home" has always stayed with me. So much that when I had a son I played it all the time and now it's a part of him, deep inside his soul. When ever he's sadden or down he plays this in order to help pick himself but up (as well as God himeself). R.I.P. Joe Sample you will be well missed my friend. Trust me, I know your up there making sweet music in God's Jazz band. Thank you for posting!
Ain't it the truth! Joe Sample and the (Jazz) Crusaders will forever hold a special spot in my heart reserved just for them. The best of the best of the best. Don't know what else I can say.
I know you don't appreciate it when u young and dumb well live and learn
I give it a thumbs down to it's missing something that's my opinion
Jazz opera you don't appreciate till u mature
First heard them in 74-75 while stationed at Moody AFB, Valdosta, Ga.Thank you Kevin Wilson,Mobile,Alabama
You will never! And, and they said never say never, but I'm we will NEVER EVER hear sweet music like this again,, so glad we have youtube.
PEACE for 2021!!
I have the albums
All love for this video rest in peace Mr Wayne Henderson miss you girl alright and expressly Mr Mister Joe sample St Louis in the house
Miss these maestros so much but their Music lives on.
This was part of the soundtrack of my childhood. Even in the midst of change and turmoil. I believe music helped keep me sane and connected to my feeling body.
I sure do miss the 70s and 80s. The music today is not even the same. Sometimes I wish I could find a time machine and go back in time. Life was much easier and everyone enjoyed life! Is this your favorite song?
🤎🤎🤎🤎😛
Ditto to Stuff
I hear you.
The Crusaders are timeless...They bring me way back home...
One more comment,of Magic...The Crusaders...
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Will never -ever be anybody better than the Jazz Crusaders. First heard them when I walked into Discount Records in Harvard Square in Cambridge, Ma. back in the late 60's, changed my life forever. These guy's will alway's be the very best in my book.
1963 Hamtramick Michigan Old Socks New Shoes, New Shoes Old Socks. My Uncle Huey Taylor had me listening to Jazz at night. Way Back Home was my song. I was 9 at the time. I asked my uncle could I lisen to that song on the radio in Youngstown. He smiled and said I dont think so. He went out in the middle of the night and bought this album for me. Ive been listening to every rendition of Way back home and Old. socks when I can.
1973 was the year not 63
This song brings back old memories of my late elder brother John Magic Stuurman who introduced me to jazz. Nice melody and very instrumental.
Great song indeed
Super emotive taking back to times of untainted joy..... perfect music
Very SOUL FULL
❤🙏❤
a treat...
a treasure...
No words can explain...
AWESOME
❤🙏❤
２回目のコメントです、東京ジャズフェスは良かった！！
クルセイダーズはパワフルで希望を与える仲間たちでした。
Ooh yes not just memories but GREAT MEMORIES yah neh
This my favorite jazz band ever....if you can’t appreciate the Crusaders....then you need stop listening to music “ great stuff ever”
I first heard these cats from houston,tx they could all play their asses off. The harmony btw sax and trombone was unique. Thank you for the respect
I Wish for such a JUICY JAZZY - TREAT
This still the best band of all time
If we teach our children this music will never die
Yes!!! Well Said 👍
Thank you crusaders, for the music for the sole the mind and the heart
Yes on the piano one of my favorites Joe Sample. This group helped me find the jazz world way back home. So many have passed RIP innovators not imitators.
😭😭😭💔💔💔🙏🙏🙏
Anthemic!!!!!!! A great delivery by The Mighty Crusaders of a Wilton Felder standard. Paul Desmond gave us Take Five and Wilton Felder gave us Way back Home. Timeless classics for both Brubeck Quartet and Jazz Crusaders.
February 1st: Happy birthday keyboardist Joseph Leslie "Joe" Sample (1939-2014)-co-founder of Jazz Crusaders / The Crusaders. Thank you and God bless. RIP....Thanks for the upload, David. Blessings...
When i was a little girl my dad used to play the Crusaders religiously. this song particularly reminds me of home. Everytime i play it my heart, mind and soul go South... "Way back home". love you dad.
Same thing for me... incredible memories of my daddy listening to the JC's.
The Crusaders were always one of my favorite bands. All the original members were master musicians. Having Gerald Albright on reeds was perfect.
Amen
No way!!! This is terrible. No Stix or Felder.
Randy Williams always missing them every day. In fact play them every day from start to now!!
Yes!! Well Said 👍
I was a teen when this came out. I loved when they used it in MO Better Blues.
Very very peaceful and smooth
It simply DOES NOT get ant better than this ladies and gentlemen! Kick back and inhale this for what it is! Peter Neary, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
It's such a great music, The Crusaders have been one of my favorites band for decades and I agree, the Japanese audience is so attentive and eager to listen to this type of music... Really a great combination.
My mom was the music genius in our family our days were filled with music people from the neighborhood would sit outside on the porch and yard on the weekends. I remember when I first heard the Ohio players those were the good old days but I still have those days with me because I have all my mom’s albums.
Gone are those good quiet jazz on Sundays. Where we will listen to Jazz .my grand children looks boring .those were good days.J
Hhay hhay hhay....the strings,the guitar 🎸,the band, drums,the keyboard..... everything is spot on. I'm loving it
Oh My Oh My ... Sweet Memories ... What's it with song and Sunday mornings ... Literally brought tears to my eyes after hearing this again after so many years ....
Soothing souls. Soothes the mind soul .Waaooh ❤🎉
Absolutely amazing; one of the most soulful songs I’ve ever heard!
Joes unmistakable left hand . What an American treasure and when he died it was like total silence from the industry.
I was introduced to the crusaders in high school. my band director gave us some jazz albums to listen and keep and I took the last of the pile the crusaders. I did not think much of the name but I heard it. and played it often. very very often. love these guys. still love and always will love that trombone tenor mix. its purely crusaders.
All the original Crusaders are gone now except Stixx and Hubert Laws. One of the all time great soul-jazz-funk bands. This song makes me feel nostalgic.
Love Joe Sample
Love this.
Haven't listened to this song in a long time. Brings back memories of my Dad(RIP)
We love this song
. Pop was from Plano tx. Peace.
My first great jazz encounter was with The Crusaders music in 1973 - my uncle still has their LP’s and a great jazz collection.
The Crusaders would become the epicenter of jazz music for me....
so melodious
so complete
so smooth
Their music has always made sense for me 💖🙏🏻🌟☀️😘
In the late 70's my best friend Hemphill Campbell introduced me to Jazz. Then Frechie Nash introduced me to more. I am very grateful for them. Best FRIENDS truly
Pure soul. So many good memories of listening to them . Shook Wilton’s hand many years ago. Pleasure of my life. Thanks for posting.
I'm still enjoying your music thank you.
Joe Sample fantastic pianist.
This song makes me miss my grandma's so much. Sitting by the stoep, eating ice cream and listening to this song on a Sunday. Other times it would in the morni g when my uncles are polishing their shoes outside ,❤❤
My favorite sax player Gerald Albright jamming with my favorite band The Crusaders, what a treat..
Yes!!! Well Said 👍
Such a soulful tune, a truly timeless tune……
I am old now, the father of the two sons.i used to play this song in the early 90s. I used to enjoy it a lot with my friend while we doing grade12. Way back sweet memories
23才～🌠65才までほぼ毎日クルセイダーズ「ウェイバックホーム」を聞いて👂️♨️👂️要る、ジョーサンプルファンです‼️
A classic jazz song played smooth and groovy.
Luv this group so much..💞
Biz Markie introduced me to this song and I've loved it ever since
"My Man Rich"
Wilton Felder, Joe Sample, Wayne Henderson...RIP
Like Wilton, Gerald also plays bass guitar.
Greatissimo!
thank for the tidbit of info.
This is a fantastic Version of this song. Thank you for the share.