Amazing, what a great group. The Chris Barber Band also did a terrific rendition of this (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mtdmeMJ1l5aZY2w.html)

Praise God 🙏

Me too. 73yo.

Hi Linda 💐💐

I love the drummer too, everyone in the band was with him!

Hi Norma💐💐

You said it for me❤

I totally agree 1000 times ___ I saw the same thing. I think however rather than playing with black musicians he is in awe of playing with an all star team. ___ his smile at the end says it all ____ wonderful moment ___

There's a certain validity to your point. I 'made it' in 1965 when I wandered into the Continental Club in 3rd ward in Houston and met Spookey Dancye (Hammond B-3) Ronald Wynn (drums) and Horace Grigsby(vocals.) I worked with those guys, and a good many other notable Houston black musicians until 1968. After the MLK assassination, I found The Old Quarter in downtown Houston and started doing solo gigs there. I did tunes like 'Work Song' and 'God Bless the Child,' which the mostly white clientele had never heard. Still, I never felt like I had 'made it.' I was just a playing bum trying to supplement my meager day gig pay (In 1965, my salary as a first-year teacher was $4590, but everyone knew that the pay scale was set up for women whose husbands worked at Exxon or the like.) I remember those days, and I'm thankful to those black musicians for helping me, mainly by being tolerant and kind.

But it's not a great version. Too slow and not the normal style of Winton Marshal's.

It’s supposed to be played slow at the beginning (this being the traditional style of New Orleans funeral procession), and after the drum 🥁 solo it picks up. It symbolizes the sorrow of losing a loved one to a celebratory ending knowing that that loved one is no longer in pain but in the arms of Jesus. 🎉 perfect interpretation of this old hymn

Agreed. The drum solo is amazing . Instead of just banging out a loud show-off type of drumming, he skillfully transitions the gospel classic from its slow "piano" beginning to the "allegro" quick dixie style uplifting finale. Bravo.

Well spoken sir. One seldom finds ' musical jewels' of this magnitude.

Mine too , definitely brings me back to my louisiana roots this song is the number one sing used in Jazz funerals here I. New Orleans

Play this over my grave, PLEASE!

❤ Welterusten voor straks , slaap lekker morgen gezond weer op , dan ben je rijk ❤🇳🇱🙏🇺🇲🌏😘👋

and a good old boogie down @8:29 :D

AFmedic6871 Well said

HalleluYah and Amen ❤️ 🙏

❤

Concordo plenamente.

Brings tears

Sweet Jesus Let it be!

I have been a huge fan of his for decades, couldn't agree more.

@@davewintersIcicledave His double album "Giant Steps/De Ole Folks at Home" is a true classic. down-home blues on one disc, hard core rodk on the other (most soulful version of "Six Days on the Road" you will ever hear)

I'm satisfies and tickled too....

Hi Barbara💐💐

Hi Jeanne💐💐

@@Andybernitez-nm9qr Hello Andy. I am just now seeing your friendly greeting. Blessings.

Amen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I also lived like this ... but then I became aware that this path is not about "doing to reach", but about trusting in His Grace to celebrate life. It's about Grace, not about doing. It's about Peace in the soul, not about religious stress. It is about the Love of God acting in my life, not about my loving attempts to God. Before "I did to achieve it", now "I do it because He has already achieved it". Have faith, Jesus loves you.

Wershin Montiel Thanks for the very enlightening words. They have made me adjust my understanding about Jesus’ Saving Grace.

Feeling strength through your testimony. We all need God and each other...despite what the worldly forces upon us as truth.

Well said

Father of great musicians and Genius, my inspiration for dedication Genius Wynton Marsalis. . The Divine in me recognises the Divine in you.

Wat ik nu vertel , zijn geen leugens het is waar , raak er zo geëmotioneerd over , hou het voormezelf ..loop steeds met een gedachte rond ze is gek...laten ze dat maar denken ik weet wrl beter ..wordt er telkens weer emotioneel van ...vertel het aan niemand zeglfsv niet asn mn eigen zoon ...maar het is waar wat ik heb gezien ...ben niet gek

Un saludo Wershin. Cambié de número. Perdona mi ausencia.

Verdade, vivam os músicos sempre!

Elbow

+Juan Jose Yebenes Alfonso Gracias por tan sublime descripción de lo que Somos. "Esto nunca podrán quitárnoslo!!". Un gran abrazo!

clapton can't do jazz and his solo was not up to the standards of this ensemble!

@@anthonycrystal33 he played major and minor scales plus some chromatic phrases and arpegios. pretty much what everyone was playing. he showed control over every note on the changes like when the forth goes minor or the dominant. what are you talking about? should we follow your taste now?

Hi Christina💐💐

Absolutely true and right on....

It heals the soul

So do I.

Om mine too❤🙏🏻