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JakeJew
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sweet stuff, i liked this one too - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Qdri97jaC4
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alfonso
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Jake,
Yeah Pat Metheny sounds so great on that clip, did you notice the bottom of his guitar on that clip. I think it must be like a synthesizer or something? What do you think? Anyways, yeah Metheny is a killer player. later |
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jazzplease
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Aw man, that's the good shit right there. In my opinion, the clip alfonso posted blows Pat Methany's version away! I don't even know who the musicians are in the first clip but the trumpet player is so good it's ridiculous. So expressive! For a while I was wondering if there could ever be a guitarist who could match that solo for sheer expressiveness and power. I kind of think Wes could, but what do you all think?
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Yagyu
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| alfonso wrote: | Jake,
Yeah Pat Metheny sounds so great on that clip, did you notice the bottom of his guitar on that clip. I think it must be like a synthesizer or something? What do you think? Anyways, yeah Metheny is a killer player. later |
It`s Roland guitar with synthesizer driver  |
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JakeJew
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| lgiro wrote: | | jazzplease wrote: | | Aw man, that's the good shit right there. In my opinion, the clip alfonso posted blows Pat Methany's version away! I don't even know who the musicians are in the first clip but the trumpet player is so good it's ridiculous. So expressive! For a while I was wondering if there could ever be a guitarist who could match that solo for sheer expressiveness and power. I kind of think Wes could, but what do you all think? |
Freddie Hubbard?
looks like Ron Carter on bass and Tony Williams on drums. i can't identify the sax man. |
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Wildfield
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| The Herbie Hancock clip comes from a DVD entitled "One Night With Blue Note". It's a neat reunion concert, reuniting many of the classic Blue Note bands - Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers, Charles Lloyd, Herbie Hancock, Jackie McLean, Woody Shaw, Jimmy Smith, Kenny Burrell and more. Highly recommended if you're a fan of old Blue Note recordings. |
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alfonso
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Thank for the info., Wilfield yeah I really dig that clip and I know I will enjoy watching Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers. later
| Wildfield wrote: | | The Herbie Hancock clip comes from a DVD entitled "One Night With Blue Note". It's a neat reunion concert, reuniting many of the classic Blue Note bands - Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers, Charles Lloyd, Herbie Hancock, Jackie McLean, Woody Shaw, Jimmy Smith, Kenny Burrell and more. Highly recommended if you're a fan of old Blue Note recordings. |
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