It's amazing that this level of virtuosity even exists as idea, let alone talented musicians developing the skill to realize it into the material world.
I enjoy this piece immensely. I have ownd the album since it was first released in the 1980s. I have numerous albums from Earl Klugh, and from George Benson. I have attended numerous concerts for each of them, and I saw, and heard them together on stage during their combined tour. They were magnificient. Both George Benson and Earl Klugh inspired me, gave me years of enjoyment through their music, albums, concerts, and even the sheet music albums I have of George and Earl. There is another great guitarist whose chops are astronomical, Jimmy Bruno. I recommend listening to Jimmy Bruno's performance of Mahna de Carnival, also known as Black Orpheus. I enjoy pairing Brazilian Stomp, from George and Earl, with Jimmy Bruno's Latin flavored, Salsa infused Black Orpheus - Mahna de Carnival, accessible through RUclips.
between George Benson, Earl Klugh and Marcus Miller, I'm overwhelmed by the talent .... anyone know if there is a video of Mimosa on here with them all?
I'll always remember Earl Klugh as a man that could stand next to George Benson with a nylon string guitar and provide a contrasting style that is just as intriguing to the ear. Both are amazing in their own way.
The mischievous look George gives Earl at 0:08 ! I feel they realise this has started at a faster tempo, and they look so excited like they know what they've got to play / what's to come!
That ain't Marcus Miller on Bass. That is Kern. I think his name is Kern Bradley from Detroit. Could be wrong about the last name. But he is definitely from Detroit. As is most of the rhythm section!
I kept checking for name of bass guitar and found on one set of Brazilian stomp there is a list of the musicians names and the bass guitar is CALVIN BRYANT check it out!!
A beautiful song composed by Earl Klugh played for exhibition forgive me but was not presented to enjoy the song I love George and Earl but were unhappy in this presentation. Lots of people on stage who did not just need a good drummer was enough. This Music is samba and not what appears there. Forgive me but as a fan I want to comment. You can call me that I play next time PEDRO ROMANO Brazil. Drumer
calvin bryant (bass) and Perry Hughes (rhythm guitar) I was wrong when I said Stanley Banks on bass. Googled until I thought I was part of the band (LOL) Thats a BaaaDD Man on rhythm guitar Thanks
I can put this song on repeat and NEVER get tired of listening to it!
The "Collaboration" CD is one of my favorite CD's of all time!
Big-J Same here! I grew up on this one!
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Two of the world's extraordinary guitarist playing duet, phenomenal. Thanks for sharing.
---1.54min and 2.35min
-----only a GOD can do this.....
Both guitarist are Astoundingly!!! and Amazingly!!! a genius in their craft. There isn't another that can mastered these two men. Thanks for posting.
Earl Klugh is one of the best just as George Benson is. I just love this music.
ROLF HUGO HANSSEN
Bergen - Norway
Still absolutely amazing...thank you George Benson and Earl Klugh 👏🏽👏🏽
i have to get this concert on dvd, so great
You never get these kind music nowadays , George and Earl are amazing
They are just phenomenal together!
Klugh my all time fave! These two together...it just don't get any better!
Since I'm 3 or 4 years old I love those 2 legends. I'm now in my late twenties :)
The Scapegoat: A Survivor samé 😍
Full of positive energy and dexterity with a brazilian touch.
It's amazing that this level of virtuosity even exists as idea, let alone talented musicians developing the skill to realize it into the material world.
perfeita dupla !
What a rhythm section!! That bass player is killer!!
This is a good music for my ears!
2 of my favorite guitar guys. the reason i wanted to learn to play guitar
Brazilian Stomp is one of my favorites!! George Benson & Earl Klugh FTW!
this is the best music ever!!
This song makes me feel thrilled and sad at the same time 🤯
I was george's valet pa when they did this album.
Hyggelig å se en annen norsk fan av Benson og Klugh!
Every guitarist should Cry and throw his Guitar in hell cause Benson is killing it
Espectacular!!!!! Gracias por compartir!!!
Quelle BELLE merveilleuse rencontre !
I was lucky enough to see these two cats in concert.
Can't quit listening to this.
Just three letters to describe it...WOW!!!
My heart lept for joy hearing this song.
It,s as though they speak to each other!♡
Dam this the cut i wanted live at that too thanks they make it look so easy
George Benson is the MAN! I like Earl Klugh too!
I enjoy this piece immensely.
I have ownd the album since it was first released in the 1980s. I have numerous albums from Earl Klugh, and from George Benson. I have attended numerous concerts for each of them, and I saw, and heard them together on stage during their combined tour. They were magnificient.
Both George Benson and Earl Klugh inspired me, gave me years of enjoyment through their music, albums, concerts, and even the sheet music albums I have of George and Earl.
There is another great guitarist whose chops are astronomical, Jimmy Bruno.
I recommend listening to Jimmy Bruno's performance of Mahna de Carnival, also known as Black Orpheus.
I enjoy pairing Brazilian Stomp, from George and Earl, with Jimmy Bruno's Latin flavored, Salsa infused Black Orpheus - Mahna de Carnival, accessible through RUclips.
george took this one home...my gooness thats genius
Awesome Collaboration.
King George n the Duke of Earl🙏🙏🙏😇👍😎
Un super duo de guitares !!!
Love It !
WOW!
wonderful....
awesome
between George Benson, Earl Klugh and Marcus Miller, I'm overwhelmed by the talent .... anyone know if there is a video of Mimosa on here with them all?
TransientWriting I'd love to see them do the whole album live!
SJ
Actually that's Louis Johnson on bass.
how can one play like this?
De l’album “Collaboration “… un chef d’œuvre !
I'll always remember Earl Klugh as a man that could stand next to George Benson with a nylon string guitar and provide a contrasting style that is just as intriguing to the ear. Both are amazing in their own way.
たまらん！！！
All of them are a monsters!
2.21 WTF!
Vai, Malmsteen, Satriani, Petrucci, Gilbert forget about it! This cat can shred on the clean channel! lol
Wow, they played that REALLY fast!
God bless
The mischievous look George gives Earl at 0:08 ! I feel they realise this has started at a faster tempo, and they look so excited like they know what they've got to play / what's to come!
MAsterpiece Plus Funk Music
drummer is badass
gene dunlap
i think of benson s solos as ripples on water.tasty licks n almost nooo mistakes..
like..........
the complicity... oh!
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😍
Applause for Earl Klugh as well
It Ttizz Sweet Eh!!!!
hmmm... wow
Knockout punch George!
vai brasil
Where is this kind of music made nowadays?
This guy is absolutely a genius on the guitar. where can i buy the dvd?
That ain't Marcus Miller on Bass. That is Kern. I think his name is Kern Bradley from Detroit. Could be wrong about the last name. But he is definitely from Detroit. As is most of the rhythm section!
doesn't look like Kern on bass.....that is perry hughes on guitar
It would be fantastic if this matter of bass guitarist be settled. I’d like to say he’s Stanley Banks. Please find out for us🙏🙏🙏🤔🤔🤔❤️
I kept checking for name of bass guitar and found on one set of Brazilian stomp there is a list of the musicians names and the bass guitar is CALVIN BRYANT check it out!!
hi MrDevDman that thing is to avoid feedback in acoustic guitars ,
geroge took this one home..lool
Its always george tat overshadowed earl in a duet..cos of dynamics
earl is also scary when he's warmed up.
It is not Brazilian Stomp and but Storm and outstanding coordination by the masters.
This track IS Brazilian Stomp
The drummer, Gene Dunlap, is as terrific as Stanley Banks is on bass, WOW, magnificent 😎
I was wrong about the bass's name, not stanley banks
but CALVIN BRYANT
WHATS THE BLACK THING ON EARL'S GUITAR HOLE
かなり本気のG.Benson
Google "feedback buster".
A beautiful song composed by Earl Klugh played for exhibition forgive me but was not presented to enjoy the song I love George and Earl but were unhappy in this presentation. Lots of people on stage who did not just need a good drummer was enough. This Music is samba and not what appears there. Forgive me but as a fan I want to comment. You can call me that I play next time PEDRO ROMANO Brazil. Drumer
Have nothing to do to Laysel Loscar videos
why is it sped up
0:04
Who's the bass player?
CALVIN BRYANT
@@sarahvanbrakle3573 thanks Sarah!
please take your video off my page
Weird Al at the end
Who is the bass player?
calvin bryant (bass) and Perry Hughes (rhythm guitar) I was wrong when I said Stanley Banks on bass. Googled until I thought I was part of the band (LOL) Thats a BaaaDD Man on rhythm guitar Thanks