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Dizzy Gillespie's "Stardust" with Thelonious Monk, Art Blakey, Sonny Stitt, Kai Winding, and Al McKibbon. The Giants of Jazz at the Newport Jazz Festival in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, 1971.
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Dizzy Gillespie's "Stardust" with Thelonious Monk, Art Blakey, Sonny Stitt, Kai Winding, and Al McKibbon. The Giants of Jazz at the Newport Jazz Festival in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, 1971.

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28,488 views • 4 days ago

Tepsije: the trays-pinning song of Kosovo, 1975. A wedding ritual shared across the Balkans, where women sing while a copper tray spins on its edge, keeping time with the ring of a married woman's hand. From 'Anthology of World Music and Dance: Europe 3' (JVC)
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Tepsije: the trays-pinning song of Kosovo, 1975. A wedding ritual shared across the Balkans, where women sing while a copper tray spins on its edge, keeping time with the ring of a married woman's hand. From 'Anthology of World Music and Dance: Europe 3' (JVC)

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744,087 views • 4 months ago

Miriam Makeba performing Jorge Ben's "Chove Chuva" live in Sweden, 1966. South Africa meets Brasil on a Stockholm stage.
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Miriam Makeba performing Jorge Ben's "Chove Chuva" live in Sweden, 1966. South Africa meets Brasil on a Stockholm stage.

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91,862 views • 21 days ago

Gil Scott Heron explains the meaning behind ‘The Revolution Will Not Be Televised,’ a 1991 interview #jazzisdead
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Gil Scott Heron explains the meaning behind ‘The Revolution Will Not Be Televised,’ a 1991 interview #jazzisdead

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2,704,137 views • 1 year ago

“Where Did Our Love Go” — The Supremes Official music video (1964) Legacy isn’t nostalgia. It’s continuation.
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“Where Did Our Love Go” — The Supremes Official music video (1964) Legacy isn’t nostalgia. It’s continuation.

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508,490 views • 4 months ago

Happy 100th birthday, Miles Davis.
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Happy 100th birthday, Miles Davis.

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34,724 views • 9 days ago

Martinho da Vila performing "Disritmia" live with Paulo Moura, Rosinha de Valença and Grande Otelo. Samba at its most intimate.
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Martinho da Vila performing "Disritmia" live with Paulo Moura, Rosinha de Valença and Grande Otelo. Samba at its most intimate.

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57,506 views • 16 days ago

Rest in Power, D’Angelo 🕊️ A true Maestro — his voice, vision, & spirit reshaped the sound of a generation. He didn’t just make music — he built a language of soul, rooted in tradition but entirely his own. Fly high, D'. #DAngelo
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Rest in Power, D’Angelo 🕊️ A true Maestro — his voice, vision, & spirit reshaped the sound of a generation. He didn’t just make music — he built a language of soul, rooted in tradition but entirely his own. Fly high, D'. #DAngelo

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709,426 views • 7 months ago

Three horns, one breath, no one before or since. Rahsaan Roland Kirk performing “The Inflated Tear”at Prague's 4th International Jazz Festival, 1967.
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Three horns, one breath, no one before or since. Rahsaan Roland Kirk performing “The Inflated Tear”at Prague's 4th International Jazz Festival, 1967.

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90,529 views • 1 month ago

Elis Regina performing "Madalena" by Ivan Lins against the skyline of Rio, 1972.
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Elis Regina performing "Madalena" by Ivan Lins against the skyline of Rio, 1972.

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76,870 views • 28 days ago

Roy Ayers getting down with Herbie Hancock on “Chameleon”, live in ‘77. Featuring Harvey Mason, John Klemmer, Jean-Luc Ponty, and Phil Upchurch.
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Roy Ayers getting down with Herbie Hancock on “Chameleon”, live in ‘77. Featuring Harvey Mason, John Klemmer, Jean-Luc Ponty, and Phil Upchurch.

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120,328 views • 1 month ago

Mavis Staples performing "Respect Yourself" with the Staple Singers at Wattstax, Los Angeles, 1972. The concert that brought over 100,000 people to the LA Memorial Coliseum for a celebration of Black music, culture, and community.
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Mavis Staples performing "Respect Yourself" with the Staple Singers at Wattstax, Los Angeles, 1972. The concert that brought over 100,000 people to the LA Memorial Coliseum for a celebration of Black music, culture, and community.

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47,717 views • 18 days ago

Quarteto em Cy performing a medley of Chico Buarque's "Pedro Pedreiro" and "Roda Viva" live, 1973.
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Quarteto em Cy performing a medley of Chico Buarque's "Pedro Pedreiro" and "Roda Viva" live, 1973.

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32,171 views • 12 days ago

Ernestine Anderson performing "Moanin'" with Cherry Wainer on Hammond organ and Don Storer on drums. Live in Germany, 1967. Anderson was one of the most gifted jazz vocalists of her generation, and remains one of its most underheard.
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Ernestine Anderson performing "Moanin'" with Cherry Wainer on Hammond organ and Don Storer on drums. Live in Germany, 1967. Anderson was one of the most gifted jazz vocalists of her generation, and remains one of its most underheard.

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17,933 views • 7 days ago

"The Bottle" by Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson, 1974. Off Winter in America on Strata-East. Brian Jackson's flute carries this one, a Caribbean groove that became an underground hit and has been sampled over 70 times since.
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"The Bottle" by Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson, 1974. Off Winter in America on Strata-East. Brian Jackson's flute carries this one, a Caribbean groove that became an underground hit and has been sampled over 70 times since.

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64,929 views • 27 days ago

One of the greatest to ever play the flute. Bobbi Humphrey performing live on The Blue Note Show, PBS Soul!, 1972.
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One of the greatest to ever play the flute. Bobbi Humphrey performing live on The Blue Note Show, PBS Soul!, 1972.

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79,623 views • 1 month ago

Luiz Melodia performing "Estácio, Holly Estácio" at Teatro Dulcina, Rio de Janeiro (1980). Raised in Estácio, the birthplace of samba, Melodia fused samba, soul, blues, and rock into something entirely his own. A true trailblazer.
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Luiz Melodia performing "Estácio, Holly Estácio" at Teatro Dulcina, Rio de Janeiro (1980). Raised in Estácio, the birthplace of samba, Melodia fused samba, soul, blues, and rock into something entirely his own. A true trailblazer.

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66,336 views • 1 month ago

Just bees and things and flowers. "Everybody Loves the Sunshine." Roy Ayers Ubiquity. Live on Soul Train, 1976. Only one Roy.
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Just bees and things and flowers. "Everybody Loves the Sunshine." Roy Ayers Ubiquity. Live on Soul Train, 1976. Only one Roy.

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13,293 views • 5 days ago

Jaco's "Portrait of Tracy" Live at the Berliner Philharmonie, 1976.
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Jaco's "Portrait of Tracy" Live at the Berliner Philharmonie, 1976.

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43,348 views • 23 days ago

Vi Redd performing "Stormy Monday Blues" with the Count Basie Orchestra live at the Antibes Jazz Festival in France, 1968. A pioneer and Los Angeles native raised on Central Avenue, Redd spent decades on stages with Count Basie, Dizzy Gillespie, and Max Roach.
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Vi Redd performing "Stormy Monday Blues" with the Count Basie Orchestra live at the Antibes Jazz Festival in France, 1968. A pioneer and Los Angeles native raised on Central Avenue, Redd spent decades on stages with Count Basie, Dizzy Gillespie, and Max Roach.

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18,314 views • 9 days ago