@@gabrielalmeida3583 yesterday I bought my guitar GB10 finally after 15 years and now I read this thank you my friend I’m So sad the big legend died in day I got my guitar it’s sad
@@jennant34982 Me too 😭 it was just a few months ago... RIP. Thanks for creating all the masterpieces that will be remembered forever in the music history
I've seen Pat many times over the years. The man has such a unique sense of rhythm and fat sound. I'm Pianist, but I've studed his single note runs extensively, because to my ears, they are some of the most beautiful bop lines ever played.
This will always be the ultimate version. Everyone is just having a blast and playing great. Joey D’s bass parts with his feet are the secret sauce to this whole thing. Amazing.
Scofield is a phrasing monster. These pull off's in his arpeggios are so great. What a groove from the band! Legendary. What a power. I could freak out.
I’ve watched this brilliant cover of ‘Sunny’ literally hundreds of times and every time it’s like the first time, everyone is so in the pocket playing their heart out. RIP Joey and Pat, I have no doubt you are grooving in jazz heaven.
Pat Martino's repeated lick was genius. First off, he played it with great momentum, with ever so slight rhythmic deviations which just kept it moving, even though it was all in one place. It also forced you to hear the other players responding to that, which was very cool. Lastly, it permeated through to the other players, who then utilized that repetition in their own solos (especially DeFranceso). It really opened up the excitement of the entire performance.
@@tbgtbg6311 Perhaps a "cliche" if more people could play like that. It's difficult for something to be overused (cliche) when not many people on the planet could do it with such finesse. It is only a cliche if observed and felt by stripping it of the finer qualities it imparts.
The Hammond player is MIND-BLOWING!!! He smashes the whole tune, holds it down like a boss. He's the man who made this tune happen. I love Pat and John's skill, but he's the greatest I've heard in ages!!!
Just amaziing bass. Humbling. We all bow to him here, he's on fire, even when soloing. At the end of his solo, everyone looks sheepish, like 'how do I follow that?'!
I never saw a man who is a guitar legend fight second time best when its hard to coming back but..Pat Martino did it... HE FIGHT AGAINST A BRAIN DESEAS AND...HE WON....its amazing...HE IS A GREAT LEGEND FOR ALWAYS AND EVERY ONE CAN LEARN FROM HIM...THANK YOU PAT MARTINO R.I.P.
my friends at music school showed me this like 15 years ago. i come here once a year or twice maybe. the Hammond solo works every time for me. every time. cant believe Joey its gone. God bless you all.
I come back to this video often, there's a handful of YT videos that brighten my day no matter what, and this is high on the list. Shine on Pat Martino!
They were all great including the drummer who had everyone's back especially cool with Joey DeFrancesco incredible solo. Luv the way Scofield builds tension around 6.15 and releases by going into those wonderful chords. Amazing performance
New York, Summer 2011: Pat Martino had a fantastic concert in a small club that I will never forget. And such a sweet person.We had a long conversation after the concert and Pat was so dialogical, such a great person and a fantastic guitarist. I am from Norway and encouraged him to come to Oslo to play for all his fans here. It did not happen, but the memories and his music live on forever. RIP Pat Martino.
fantastic 3. I love to see Pat's complicity face listening to Scofield's different approach in terms of improvisation, really enjoying the difference:) and both supporting De Francesco's explosive intervention with a lot of fun.
Remembering seeing this in 8th grade and was completely blown away by Mr. Defrancesco. It's musical and technical at the same time, rhytmic, dramaturgical, thoughtful and conscious but still spontaneous and free at the same time. Was playing along with my hands a little bit and remembered more than i thought i would. Fantastic stuff
Too special for words! So sad you’re no longer here with us Pat (😥) .. what a sublime legacy you’ve left us, continuing to inspire (the most touching moment for me here is John giving you an ovation after your solo) .. Rest In Peace our friend … 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 …
I had the privilege of visiting the Benedetto guitar factory in 2019. I got to see the entire process of how they made Pat's guitars, and then got to play the same model guitar he's playing here. After playing it for a minute you realize "hey, this is just a guitar" nothing special about it particularly. The magic is all Pat. The guitar is just along for the ride. The person giving me the tour had said Pat was just there 3 weeks ago. He said something like this, "when Pat is in front of you and you are talking, it's a very intense experience. He stares straight into your soul, and takes in every word you say." Pat Martino, thank you for what you've shown me. This video in particular changed the entire course of my life about 4 years ago. I will carry on the pursuit of knowledge, understanding, and perfection that you so effortlessly chased. I will live here and now, just as you did, where reality is most sincere.
Any time I come back to this performance it amazes me again. You have Pat Martino starting off and you think wow, he still can play! Then Sco plays and you're like wow, I didn't know you could play Sunny that awesome. And then Joey goes into his solo and the song literally explodes.
Even if you watch it 100 times, it's too cool That's cool. Two guitarists. Both the organist and the drummer! ! Even from Japan, it has been highly evaluated, for several years
Posted on Apr.8th, 2021. Thank you , so much. Exciting and Excellent this video. I'm Shin'ichiro Sato(male.), from Japan. パット・マルティーノ氏と、ジョン・スコフィールド氏の名演を、ありがとうございます。
I have listen to version alot a long time ago. LOVE the organ part. And the bass was dope too. Only now i realise the one playing the organ is the bassist himself. Whattttttt! Unreal! Soooo talented. I hate myself. HATE!
one of the first jazz performance clips on youtube, as long as i can remember. also one of the first vids i saw on youtube. still watchin it with a big smile on my face:)
No question DeFrancesco crushed it here. That’s what I love about the B3. The masters can create their own unique signature sounds. Then there are God levels like how Hendrix played his guitar, Emerson would play one on each hand, a Bach melody backwards just to show off.
I love Jimi Hendrix’s music but he couldn’t remotely approach the musicianship on display here…it’s actually kind of offensive not unlike the emperor’s new close. What actual solo or song did Jimi even approach “God Mode”? Maybe if you mentioned Holdsworth, Gambale, Art Tatum, Sidney Bechet, or Oscar Peterson…but Jimi Hendrix? No just no. Great tunes but nothing like these guys. You realize that’s Joey Defrancesco on the B3: he’s simultaneously doubly improvising ie walking bass line with the LH and soloing with RH… then Scofield and Pat Martino!! C’mon
I wonder if there is an audio genius that clean up the audio. This is one of my favourite jazz moments...I've watched it hundreds of times. And Pat, when he repeats that pattern, just has me mesmerised in ecstasy! Also everyone player is a pure example of jazz magic. What a performance.
Pat Martino is blowing the house own...Joey D. is smokin' on the organ and also playing killer bass lines. The whole band is an inferno of funk and groove and good taste.... that's how life should be on a good day....
John is smiling because he hears all the licks from Pat he knows live in front of him, played by the master. Very nice, I love this because John plays his great stuff after with no irritation of what was before, he stays true to his style.
The incomparable late Pat Martino. Rest In Peace Pat. Hope ur communing with Wes Montgomery & Grant Green up there. I was very lucky 2 meet u briefly @ the Tokyo Blue Note back in 2006. U’ve been such a musical influence on me 4 decades and I can only dream 2 a fraction of ur greatness.
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RIP Joey DeFrancesco! this solo is burned into my brain, your music and legacy will live on forever!
Amen, rjd5146. A big band trumpeter by the name of Harry James, use to say,
"Every solo should tell a story". Joey D.'s
solo tells a friggin' novel!
Amen to that.
@@gilbertbronsal3007 yeah and playing a freaking bassline on the side. it's next level.
I hope he is still playing that lick in heaven.
All love and respect to the maestro and THE hombre
Rip Martino
What ?
Martino is dead ?????
Omg
@@SanMaiero he passed away I found out yesterday Many jazz Cats were paying their respect
@@gabrielalmeida3583 yesterday I bought my guitar GB10 finally after 15 years and now I read this thank you my friend I’m
So sad the big legend died in day I got my guitar it’s sad
I don’t care about the neighbors! I’m cranking this up and dance!!! ALOHA TO EVERYONE!!! 🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾😎😎😎🤗🤗🤗❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I’m a guitarist. I came for for Pat and Sco. I keep coming back for Joey DeFrancesco 🤯
Me too!! 😂
@@enricodimaio6050 No kidding! He keeps the whole thing going. Hands and feet all flappin around. He is more than half the band.
Joey sounds amazing. They all do !
Oh yeah!!!!
Same here!
DeFrancesco's solo gives me freaking chills every time I hear it.
he is the best on this no doubt. killer.😆
Saw him in concert live once. His articulation is unbeatable.
he's great, he looks like a totally uncool assistant principal for a middle school, and plays like a fucking beast.
@@rillloudmother lol so true man!!!
Totally. What timing! What sense of rhythm! Unreal
Rest in Peace, Mr Martino. You will be remembered.
Просто невероятного музыканта мир потерял...
I just noticed he died by reading your comment😭😭
@@jennant34982 Me too 😭 it was just a few months ago... RIP. Thanks for creating all the masterpieces that will be remembered forever in the music history
@@igorgerasimovich7238 no
Hate that we've lost both Pat and Joey, this is a legendary performance and one I come back to every couple of months.
I love how Pat did the repeating lick and John and Joey then did ones in their solos because of him
2:43 is recalled in both Scofield's and DeFrancesco's solos, check this 8:08
RIP Joey Defrancesco! This live was a legend and you will be missed. 💛💛
I've seen Pat many times over the years. The man has such a unique sense of rhythm and fat sound. I'm Pianist, but I've studed his single note runs extensively, because to my ears, they are some of the most beautiful bop lines ever played.
I've been watching this video routinely since 2007
dirtdirt ha same dude! Here i am again
Here i am again
Did you get the lock down yet
Same 💪🏻🤘
Same i think but after09
Martino is on fire on this. The audacity of that lick. 😄 Love it.
Martinos extended lick was so that the other musicians could come up with ideas to fill in over the top of it...great interplay between the guys
The audacity........lol
I loved it.
It’s a great way to create tension for about 53 seconds. Man he has the loosest right hand I’ve ever seen - it’s a joy to watch.
@@hectorgonzalez9170I wholeheartedly agree AUDACITY
One whole chorus was audacity, 2 was pushing it 🤷🏻♂️
This will always be the ultimate version. Everyone is just having a blast and playing great. Joey D’s bass parts with his feet are the secret sauce to this whole thing. Amazing.
Scofield is a phrasing monster. These pull off's in his arpeggios are so great. What a groove from the band! Legendary. What a power. I could freak out.
Nikolaus Brocke i love it!!!
I like how these guys sound together. Way way different but the combo is perfect
Que nadie venga a buscarme. El mundo de música extraordinaria es mi lugar. Saludos.
@@Kondoritoblue te busco yo en la frontera de imaginacion ni hombre o bestia ha llegado. Te encontrare! Shalom
DeFrancesco is on a different planet...absolute beast...best Hammond ever.
Incredible!
Truth!
Jon lord: Laugh...
@miguel angel martinez x2
There's a reason Miles had to have him for his band.
I’ve watched this brilliant cover of ‘Sunny’ literally hundreds of times and every time it’s like the first time, everyone is so in the pocket playing their heart out. RIP Joey and Pat, I have no doubt you are grooving in jazz heaven.
Pat Martino's repeated lick was genius. First off, he played it with great momentum, with ever so slight rhythmic deviations which just kept it moving, even though it was all in one place. It also forced you to hear the other players responding to that, which was very cool. Lastly, it permeated through to the other players, who then utilized that repetition in their own solos (especially DeFranceso). It really opened up the excitement of the entire performance.
Pat understands that this tune is first and foremost dance music.
Personally I find it a bit annoying and a cheap cliche for "tension"
@@tbgtbg6311 agreed
@@tbgtbg6311 Perhaps a "cliche" if more people could play like that. It's difficult for something to be overused (cliche) when not many people on the planet could do it with such finesse. It is only a cliche if observed and felt by stripping it of the finer qualities it imparts.
@@tbgtbg6311 You're annoying.
Scofield plays with the sensibility of a horn player, and that’s where some of the best guitar lines come from.
On the first notes of his solo I asked myself where is the sax player ? 😅
Yeah. He’s great.
What every guitar player wishes they were.
In fact all guitar players are lame.
Because they are.
RIP Joey DeFrancesco! This video I saw 10 years ago has now become a legend.
The Hammond player is MIND-BLOWING!!! He smashes the whole tune, holds it down like a boss. He's the man who made this tune happen. I love Pat and John's skill, but he's the greatest I've heard in ages!!!
You can tell Pat is so enthralled by Jon's playing. The smile on his face says it all. Love it.
DeFrancesco's bass lines are incredible, listen them!
+Filip Dinev agree 100%
At that moment, he was above Jimmy Smith.
Yes that's inspirational for me as a bassist, DeFrancesco is such a great!
Just amaziing bass. Humbling. We all bow to him here, he's on fire, even when soloing. At the end of his solo, everyone looks sheepish, like 'how do I follow that?'!
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thats probably the best hammond solo ive ever heard in my life...wow..what a climax..it just sweeps you away..
Wow, that organ solo did bring tears of joy to my eyes... It gave me goosebump, this shit was AWSOME!
The new video by Dario Deidda with Marco Panascia on double bass ruclips.net/video/qF8MZV-g70g/видео.html
RIP We'll miss you Pat. You were a wonderful inspiration to us to become better guitarist. Thank you and God Bless.
ジャズ研に入ってた時リズムのみんなで数えきれないくらいこのテイクを聴きました。本当に最高の演奏です…
I never saw a man who is a guitar legend fight second time best when its hard to coming back but..Pat Martino did it...
HE FIGHT AGAINST A BRAIN DESEAS AND...HE WON....its amazing...HE IS A GREAT LEGEND FOR ALWAYS AND EVERY ONE CAN LEARN FROM HIM...THANK YOU PAT MARTINO R.I.P.
2:43
Martino.exe has crashed
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Repetition legitimizes lol
Repetition is good..
Funktionary 😂
Funktionary its Harder than you think to play the same thing over and over again
my friends at music school showed me this like 15 years ago.
i come here once a year or twice maybe.
the Hammond solo works every time for me. every time.
cant believe Joey its gone.
God bless you all.
Are you joking? How is the top comment not about this masterpiece being cut short?!?!?!?
I come back to this video often, there's a handful of YT videos that brighten my day no matter what, and this is high on the list. Shine on Pat Martino!
They were all great including the drummer who had everyone's back especially cool with Joey DeFrancesco incredible solo. Luv the way Scofield builds tension around 6.15 and releases by going into those wonderful chords. Amazing performance
The new video by Dario Deidda with Marco Panascia on double bass ruclips.net/video/qF8MZV-g70g/видео.html
8:11 Joeys ingenious answer to Martino. incredible performance!
I have watched this many times and just arrived at the same thought. Good call!
The interplay between the drums and organ during the build-up is so insanely good.
Joey DeFrancesco is incredible.
This amazingly rendered music comes to an abrupt conclusion. As has the life of Pat Martino, RIP.
The Moment when John has that cheeky smile! Everyone feels it! Rest in Peace , Brother! 💔
I remember long time ago ( before RUclips) watching in awe this piece of art. More than 15 years and I still feel the awe that powerful Jazz has.
🌞
DeFrancesco made the whole performance actually levitate by the end of his solo- Wow.
Wow. Joey really goes to town...as usual. I've never been a Scofield fan, but he's doing a good job here.
Here I am again...this always kills me...
New York, Summer 2011: Pat Martino had a fantastic concert in a small club that I will never forget. And such a sweet person.We had a long conversation after the concert and Pat was so dialogical, such a great person and a fantastic guitarist. I am from Norway and encouraged him to come to Oslo to play for all his fans here. It did not happen, but the memories and his music live on forever. RIP Pat Martino.
Scofield's tone sounds like sax
Very smooth!!
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🎯
Once Scofield gets warmed up, it's an amazing solo, with the perfect amount of slop. It rules.
fantastic 3. I love to see Pat's complicity face listening to Scofield's different approach in terms of improvisation, really enjoying the difference:) and both supporting De Francesco's explosive intervention with a lot of fun.
Indeed.
@@DolphLundgrenix6909 are you serious?
I love both guitarst, but, wow that solo by Pat is OUT OF THIS WORLD! ❤
I think that this performance by Scofield is one of the greatest jazz live performances.He is breathing jazz.Absolutely genius.
Scofield's outside playing is unparalleled
Remembering seeing this in 8th grade and was completely blown away by Mr. Defrancesco. It's musical and technical at the same time, rhytmic, dramaturgical, thoughtful and conscious but still spontaneous and free at the same time. Was playing along with my hands a little bit and remembered more than i thought i would. Fantastic stuff
This is timeless, every part is perfection...
Joey's bass lines omg 😲 Are you kidding me.. 🔥🔥🔥
RIGHT!!!
il grandissimo Joey DeFrancesco
RIP Pat - you will keep your speed in heaven, one of the greatest jazz guitarists
Too special for words! So sad you’re no longer here with us Pat (😥) .. what a sublime legacy you’ve left us, continuing to inspire (the most touching moment for me here is John giving you an ovation after your solo) .. Rest In Peace our friend … 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 …
so lovely, the two great guitarists get outdone by the organ, great stuff
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That's cool.
Two guitarists. Both the organist and the drummer! !
Even from Japan, it has been highly evaluated, for several years
I can't believe how Byron reads Joey's solo at the end there so well. It's like they're both psychic!!! that totally blew my mind
this is not martino vs scofield, its okay to have preferences but they are musicians not tennis players.
Daniel Ayuch damn right its not martino vs scofield coz defrancesco blew em both away ;)
I still think Michael Jordan was better poker player than Tom Cruise
Amen
Ha ha
Ya but martino won. Just kidding
Both guitar solos are just amazing!
I had the privilege of visiting the Benedetto guitar factory in 2019. I got to see the entire process of how they made Pat's guitars, and then got to play the same model guitar he's playing here. After playing it for a minute you realize "hey, this is just a guitar" nothing special about it particularly. The magic is all Pat. The guitar is just along for the ride.
The person giving me the tour had said Pat was just there 3 weeks ago. He said something like this, "when Pat is in front of you and you are talking, it's a very intense experience. He stares straight into your soul, and takes in every word you say." Pat Martino, thank you for what you've shown me. This video in particular changed the entire course of my life about 4 years ago. I will carry on the pursuit of knowledge, understanding, and perfection that you so effortlessly chased. I will live here and now, just as you did, where reality is most sincere.
Great solos from both guitarists, both legends Joey's solo though made me grin from ear to ear.
Remembering guitar legend Pat Martino on his birthday. August 25, 1944 - November 1, 2021, happy birthday pat...miss you
Still watching this 11yrs saved on my favorite
Any time I come back to this performance it amazes me again. You have Pat Martino starting off and you think wow, he still can play! Then Sco plays and you're like wow, I didn't know you could play Sunny that awesome. And then Joey goes into his solo and the song literally explodes.
one of the most glorious moment in all jazz history
Even if you watch it 100 times, it's too cool
That's cool.
Two guitarists. Both the organist and the drummer! !
Even from Japan, it has been highly evaluated, for several years
At some points it felt like I was listening to a sax kinda when John was playing. I really loved it.
Sax lines with whatever fx he's got. Way Cool.
Ya same. Sax sound
Quand j'ai vu Pat Martino au festival de jazz de Montréal j'ai été hypnotisé pendant 2 heures.
Scofield's solo is great and Joey DeFrancesco's comping behind is excellent !
every year i come back to this. thank you so much!
Pat Martino; one of the Jazz Guitar Gods, has to be on every ones list.
Encyclopedic knowledge of theory and he can swing like a MoFo....
All wonderful players and oh Pat, you are gone now, goodbye dear Master.
Pat Martino un genio
Love love love Pat Martino,Jo Sco,Joey n the drummer!!
Scofield's phrasing amazing and wierd as usual. Love it
Posted on Apr.8th, 2021.
Thank you , so much. Exciting and Excellent this video. I'm Shin'ichiro Sato(male.), from Japan.
パット・マルティーノ氏と、ジョン・スコフィールド氏の名演を、ありがとうございます。
I have listen to version alot a long time ago. LOVE the organ part. And the bass was dope too. Only now i realise the one playing the organ is the bassist himself. Whattttttt! Unreal! Soooo talented. I hate myself. HATE!
At about 5:20 I love that knowing glance from Sco over to Joey...put your frickin seat belt on!!!!
one of the first jazz performance clips on youtube, as long as i can remember. also one of the first vids i saw on youtube. still watchin it with a big smile on my face:)
So good, came back to this one many times.
No question DeFrancesco crushed it here. That’s what I love about the B3. The masters can create their own unique signature sounds. Then there are God levels like how Hendrix played his guitar, Emerson would play one on each hand, a Bach melody backwards just to show off.
I love Jimi Hendrix’s music but he couldn’t remotely approach the musicianship on display here…it’s actually kind of offensive not unlike the emperor’s new close. What actual solo or song did Jimi even approach “God Mode”? Maybe if you mentioned Holdsworth, Gambale, Art Tatum, Sidney Bechet, or Oscar Peterson…but Jimi Hendrix? No just no. Great tunes but nothing like these guys. You realize that’s Joey Defrancesco on the B3: he’s simultaneously doubly improvising ie walking bass line with the LH and soloing with RH… then Scofield and Pat Martino!! C’mon
Geniooooo Joey DeFrancesco Soy Argentino y recien me inicio en el Jazz y me rompio la testaaaaa
John Scho love the intro of his solo how he let the audience clap for Pats solo, what a legend..His solo kicks ass too sounds like a sax alot
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Two giants of Jazz guitar. Different schools, Beautiful content.
How good is Joey's bass pedal work? Phenomenal. RIP
You said it!!!
I wonder if there is an audio genius that clean up the audio. This is one of my favourite jazz moments...I've watched it hundreds of times. And Pat, when he repeats that pattern, just has me mesmerised in ecstasy! Also everyone player is a pure example of jazz magic. What a performance.
Scofield sounds so unlike anyone else. Never get bored listening to him. unique
Pat Martino is blowing the house own...Joey D. is smokin' on the organ and also playing killer bass lines. The whole band is an inferno of funk and groove and good taste.... that's how life should be on a good day....
Joeys comp at 3:27 is on point, then smooths way out for the smooth solo.....Just blows the mind!
Joey DeFrancesco. RIP you incredible bad ass. Thank you for your genius.
Great players all of them, and one very Serious drummer.
Thanks for the person who had acquired the dvd and shared it on the Korean internet back in 2002.
Pat is so enjoying John Scofield's solo
John is smiling because he hears all the licks from Pat he knows live in front of him, played by the master. Very nice, I love this because John plays his great stuff after with no irritation of what was before, he stays true to his style.
Joey is killing it with that bass sooo good.
My favorite musician is Pat Martino. Joey has such a groove on the Hammond. What basslines and ripping solo on this tune.
brought tears to my eyes. So much soul. Healers.
The incomparable late Pat Martino. Rest In Peace Pat. Hope ur communing with Wes Montgomery & Grant Green up there. I was very lucky 2 meet u briefly @ the Tokyo Blue Note back in 2006. U’ve been such a musical influence on me 4 decades and I can only dream 2 a fraction of ur greatness.
Close your eyes while listening to Scofield, you can almost hear a sax in the sound and phrasing !
Che potenza di francesco...tutti dei fuori classe grazie, Pat Martino❤❤❤❤