"Aquaduct for the porpoises?"... Bob (Rahboat Ntumba) Moses has coined many phrases with regard to his perspective on things. His inner world is vast. Always evolving yet maintaining a language all his own. Wizard of art , sound and concepts. He hears something hip in anything: from Janet Jackson to Olivier Messaien or Ellington to Cream. Every experience is an epic realization. Sharing his ideas and thoughts with people of all backgrounds from young students to the great artists of our time. Moses is truly a cult hero. Ahead of his time-perhaps but too few can appreciate his creative mastery. A Godson of Max Roach. He grew up in a building in NYC filled with American legends: Art Blakey, Charles Mingus, Rasaan Roland Kirk, Abbey Lincoln and Max Roach to name a few. His stories of playing and growing up around these artist are classics. If you have witnessed his performances or his bandleading you have been blessed. An eternal child wonder. "Never an adult moment." Have you experienced a juju-mensch at a breakdance party? A jazz musician jonesing for some LSD-booty-shakin' action. He dances. He Raps. He talks story. He drums. He paints. A beat poet meets Sitting Bull speaks in tongues watching Buddha nature flow "Bittersweet in the Ozone" is Mozone. Broheem supreme, spirits travel far, sending messages of pure love inspiration.

A world within worlds within a world. -Billy Martin (May 1999)

 

  The music on this rare and sacred 23rd of September, 1987, for those musicians who played on this date, is a genuinely heart felt testament of everyone's love of Spirit, Soul, innocence, truth and creativity. Hence and respectfully, Love Everlasting is humbly offered to all in profound appreciation of the work of the great John Coltrane.
 

***** -Downbeat (1973)