Rahsaan Roland Kirk - We Free Kings download song

My Dad use to play this often. Haven't heard this since I was a little boy.

At 4:13, I realized that Ian Anderson is a thief.

I was playing in Rochester N.Y. in '61 when Roland was playing there also. He and I and a couple of other musicians were shopping at a department store when we ran into each other going through some 33 RPM records. He had come to the club where we were playing as we had done with him so he knew who we were. He said to me very seriously as he was going through the records.... "Hey Sammy! They don't have my album here". We all laughed so hard including him we almost peed our pants. What a super fine man. Sam McClaskey AKA: Sammy Lee Philadelphia Local 17 AF of M. Nino Barry Agency.

This is such a Master Piece I feel, takes me way back,  sounds just as good today as it did back when, Play on Mr Roland  kirk, Play brother! (We free Kings

It has always thrilled me with the excitement and passion of the coming of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. 

This is such a Master Piece of Musice I feel, takes me way back, sounds just as good now as it did way back when( We free Kings) Play brother Roland Kirk Play!

coincidentally came out the same year as Coltrane's "My Favorite Things"....same jazz waltz meter, and very similar treatment---nothing wrong with that!

"....the players on instruments shall be there...." [Psalm 87:7] A very early arrival will have been jazz virtuoso, Roland Kirk: his music will continue to soothe and stimulate in equal measure.

Sounds like 'All Blues' crossed with the Christmas Carol.

This is the one song that I always want to hear close to Xmas.