[@jimneely2052]

Amazing... SUCH POWER and ENERGY. One of Sanders' BEST Concerts... total group
intense effort... unbelievable synergy!!!!!!

[@cn1506]

Really one of the best shows I've ever seen, everyone is so unique in their role. The power of Gurtu's subsonic bass is in the full effect.

[@picasso79]

I was 20 , and I was there with two wonderful sisters... Maybe the most amazing concert I've ever been... :) Thx for upload , love is forever :)

[@grossjam]

So impressive as well as expressive. What a mighty bassist Alex Blake is, and Trilok Gurtu is a transcendent drummer.

[@MrCRESCENT40]

Pharoah Sanders ts, voc.
William Henderson p.
Jean Paul Bourelly g.
Trilok Gurtu perc, dr, voc.
Alex Blake b.
Welcome (Coltrane); Olè (Coltrane); Heart is a Melody (Sanders).
27.06.1999 Warsaw Summer Jazz Days, Sala Kongresowa, Warszawa, Poland

[@jimneely2052]

Forgot to list the Great Alex Blake on upright Bass....

[@erikheddergott5514]

Thanks

[@margaridaduarte6246]

@@jimneely2052 He's on the list, up, up

[@nica1517]

1-1 Introduction 2:01
1-2 Welcome 14:32
1-3 Ole 38:51
2-1 Ole (continue) 12:19
2-2 Tina 15:04
2-3 The Creator Has A Master Plan 6:17
2-4 Closing Comments 0:37
Bass - Alex Blake (2)
Drums, Percussion, Vocals - Trilok Gurtu
Guitar - Jean-Paul Bourelly
Piano - William Henderson
Reeds - Pharoah Sanders
Congress Hall, Warsaw - June 27, 1999

[@jimneely861]

The BEST... what a Concert!! Wonderful... full of Wonder.

[@Aristosek]

W '99 jako nastolatkowi, nie w głowie mi był jazz - orałem wtedy U2, Cocteau Twins czy Kate Bush. Ale pamiętam, jak po przypadkowym przełaczeniu na TVP2 z otwartą buzią obejrzałem cały koncert do końca. Potem sprzedawcy muzyki 'z łóżek polowych' pokazywali mnie sobie palcem: ' to ten, co męczy pytaniami o jakiegoś tam Sandersa, cokolwiek to jest'. Przedtem miałem tylko jeden podobny 'jaw-drop': przy koncercie Pata Methenego, 'Secret Story Tour', nadawanym w TVP gdzieś w 1993 roku.

[@conraddean6510]

god damn i love Pharoah Sanders

[@wbhrash]

Pharoah!!! Saw him last fall @ the University of Pittsburgh Jazz Seminar Concert. Seemed to be under the weather but still performed masterfully.

[@richievalens2775]

Awesome. Great line-up.Thanks for sharing.

[@davidmilliken3360]

Thank you for sharing with us. 😊. This is beautiful.

[@perryvalton4245]

Truly immortal just like Pharoah of ole.

[@galileoshift8330]

phaoroh playing trane like it sposed to be palyed two giants mr pharoah sanders master plan forever changed time

[@HerrmannHinz]

amazing. love it. like a magic carpet ride.

[@Blekic]

This man is incredable!

[@pgonzo98]

love me some jean paul bourelly....

[@susmr3126]

make me cry

[@histoiredecomposer9433]

Olé...... wow amazing !!!

[@querenciaxx]

Thank for sharing this!

[@123must]

A lot of thanks : wonderful !

[@csabavarga787]

Long live Trilok Gurtu !!

[@nathleflutiste]

So much soul.

[@ronpaulrevered]

48:09 Y'all here that Hendrix tease?

[@flukecentral5641]

RonPaul Revered who knows

[@IvanVidal1951]

GRANDE!!!!!

[@nebilism1]

Amazing

[@rwlki]

Sometimes the intensity is almost unbearable,The sound of the universal HEART,OM SHANTI.SHANTI,HARIOM.SHANTI!

[@marshaisaacs1954]

I first heard the album Thembi in 1972. I had lived in New York City in 1969 and again in 1974. I saw Pharoah Sanders, Alice Coltrane and Rahsan Roland Kirk at Carnegie Hall that same year. Truly amazing concert that I will never forget.

[@1tynet]

Brilliant!!!!

[@KaliYug.]

Trilok Gurtu on percussion!

[@sashakingcrimson187]

💿💿💿💿

[@InHumanForm555]

anyone know the name of that opening tune?

[@stevegriffin8055]

Welcome (written by John Coltrane)