0:03:33 Crosstown Kids 0:09:03 Closed Door Jam 0:17:14 Low Steppin' 0:25:48 Remembering J.P. 0:33:03 After the Rain 0:40:19 Larry's Blues 0:45:33 Smiles and Smiles to Go 0:52:23 Wes Bound 1:00:02 Etude 1:05:25 Take That 1:13:36 4 on 6 1:32:42 Room 335 1:42:49 L.A. Underground
Lucky you to have seen them that early on. I have seen Larry 3 times, once with The Crusaders after Southern Comfort came out, once in Houston at a club with his own band, and once in Nashville when he sat in with Joe Bonamassa for a few songs. I never did get to see Lee, oh well. I will turn 67 in July
@@porkbelly0713 I've seen Bonamassa live, back in '07. Now that man brings the blues to the stage, and puts it on out there. I would have loved to have seen Larry and Joe playing together. Anytime that you have two great players on stage together, it's a win for the audiene.
what a pleasure and a high these gentlemen can inspire in one sometimes and so many decades later, it is now close to 30 years they have played all those marvelous creations ... I always elate when I see them play, to think Lee for one would continue to soar to new heights for years and decades to come at that, and actually be ... better and better as he gets older ... same to Rick and Larry and the lot ...
In '95 I was 45 and feeling like I was starting on a new road in life... got in shape, moved, and this music was so INSPIRING; fresh air groove. Still is.
LEE RITENOUR & LARRY CARLTON - "Larry & Lee - Live in Tokyo 1995" Tracklisting: 1. Introduction of the band ..................................... 00:00 2. CROSSTOWN KIDS ............................................. 03:34 3. CLOSED DOOR JAM ........................................... 09:03 4. LOW STEPPIN' .................................................... 17:07 5. Remembering J.P. (for Joe Pass) ..................... 25:30 6. LARRY's BLUES ................................................. 40:19 7. SMILES & SMILES To GO ................................. 45:14 8. WES BOUND (for Wes Montgomery) ................ 51:51 9. LEE Solo Guitar (intro) .................................. 01:00:01 10. ETUDE .......................................................... 01:02:34 11. TAKE THAT .................................................. 01:05:25 12. LEE Second Solo Guitar .............................. 01:13:36 13. FOUR On SIX (a Wes tune) .......................... 01:16:00 14. Drums Solo (on 'Four On Six') ..................... 01:24:00 15. ROOM 335 .................................................... 01:32:41 16. Bass Solo (on 'Room 335') .......................... 01:37:50 17. L.A. UnderGround ........................................ 01:42:50 LEE RITENOUR: guitars LARRY CARLTON: guitars RICK JACKSON: piano-synth, synth-organ, keyboards MELVIN DAVIS: electric basses LAND RICHARDS: batteria (drums)
We all have our preferences, yes. But as musicians we have learned to say nothing if you cannot be supportive. We have way too much criticism to deal with from the outside. How can you be so arrogantly superior to two musicians who have obviously paid their dues. When, where and how did you pay yours. I'm guessing you didn't, because if you've done the slightest bit of humbling among your peers and elders, you would not have opened your very young mouth, only to then insert both feet. LOL First thing that happens when you grow up and become a real player, you'll realize you don't have the time for petty bull-shit. GROW=UP or you'll never play real stuff. Your ego will get in the way. Kindness, support and respect for fellow musicians is what we have all learned. and I didn't drop one name!!!
Unbelievable comment JoAnn! I've been watching Mr 335 and Rit play for over 40 yrs and well, anyone that could actually find anything neg to say about these 2 "simply shouldn't be involved in or with music in any way!!
Lee Ritenour guitar, Larry Carlton guitar, Rik Jackson keyboard, Melvin Davis bass, Land Richards drums.......such a great band with 2 master guitarists, again shows no matter what guitar in your hand the sound/playing style comes from the hands/picking/personality-this is what makes these guitarists unique sound
Has Larry Carlton every played a bad note in his life? I'm pretty sure he has not. Lee plays great here as well. The drummer is freaking amazing. Bassist kicks ass. Keyboard player is awesome. The amount of incredible talent on that stage at one time should have torn a hole in the cosmos. Lol. Badass.
First off, thanks so much for the upload! Secondly, what can I say about the performances, these artists!! They have descended on earth to bless the humanity! Shockingly speechless and teared up!!!
I find that what people say is quite amusing. I was in a band in Seattle in 1972 and we decided to start working on jazz arrangements. This girl shows up and asked us what kind of music do we play and we answered, JAZZ! She looked at us and said "You can't play jazz. You're not famous! We said we didn't want to be FAMOUS just rich! These guys have gone into the realm of LEGENDs. I am sure that this girl would have said "You can't be a legend ! You're not dead yet"! Music is like any other ART you can like it or understand it. You can study it or hate it. You can play it or copy it or you can write or create it. It is not easy to create on this level. It has taken 50 years of study and work and commitment to try to play on this level. I don't play with a band I just study for my own satisfaction. I love this style and I love most fusion jazz styles including Latin and Big Band. and I am quite critical of my talent and I think I know good from bad and these two have my admiration and praise for their ability to move my soul with their music. (I play Bass Guitar.)
From the "Heart and Soul"...Truly enjoyed reading your commentary! I too am a practicing musician, Guitar, a little keyboard and lots of harmonica over the years... Not professionally but, Like yourself, I know what touches me when I hear it... Thank-you for sharing your thoughts and , Might I add , I'm a true advocate of the phrase; "It's all about dat bass", Brother!..........
Been a fan of both these guitarists for a long time. Got this album when it first came out and loved it at first listen. Wonderful to see a live version with the artists giving insightful commentary. It really is a case of two guitar legends with divergent styles complementing the others playing style and not "spoiling the soup".
Wow can't believe 25 years has gone by since I bought this CD. Having seen Larry live many times all I can say is his feel for jazz/blues/fusion is second to none.
All master-musicians on stage...perfect bass&drum section and a tasty keyboard player exactly right for both Larry and Lee. And the smooth silky sound of both guitarists is so recognisable, well known for decades. This concert is a treat because they manage to avoid cliche, and willingnes to listen and react on one another without any ego gettin in the way!
I was fortunate to spend nearly 5 years playing with the bass player Melvin Davis, mainly with the Pointer Sisters, and he is Bass personified, a real talented musician who is a real inspiration in my life! Dave Hart
Larry is sooooo diversified in his approach, no bad notes, just interesting concepts, and phrasings, and always give the drummer and bass more than just some. Larry plays like he has nothing to prove and that's when you know, what you know and that's that.
A gathering of musical mastery for sure. Larry and Lee are the epitome of tone, taste, melodicism, passion....I could go on and on. Feel blessed to having seen them perform countless times.
Jazz, funk, rock....call it what you like if you MUST label it..............wonderful tasteful playing from two great guitar players back up by an incredible band........end of story guys..........
Two of the best! Smiles & Smiles To Go 🎹🎶🎵 Definitely one of my happy songs! and Larry’s West Bound 🎹🎶🎵 is a GR8 groove also! Hats off to the rhythm section solid and in the pocket! Keyboardist Rick Gastley is a monster when let lose! Bravo 🎹
Always loved both these guys! I was privileged to see Larry in a small club in Pittsburgh, and I had the best seat in the house! Larry looked into my eyes directly for many of his solos and it was a night I will always treasure. I had been invited to go by my good friend Charles "Chuck" Vevers and along with seeing Paul McCartney remains one of the greatest concerts I've seen. Purely as a guitarist it was number one! Thanks, Chuck, the gift remains with me after all these years!
Great complimenting styles and sounds from these 2 Greats. I love the way they build it up then back down again, why do some guitarists think that 100mph all the time is good. Great Band of Musicians supporting them too
I've heard other collaborations these guys have done with other people but this album was just perfection, they truly brought out the best in each other. All the arrangements are creative and well crafted. Two of my favorite all time guitarists.
Hasta ahora es el mejor concirrto de duo de guitarras expresando el jazz fussion que visto en mi vida..ami gusto porsupuesto...y no se porque en japon se graba lo mejores conciertos..larry y lee nunca pudieron salir de mi mente musical por este concierto!!
So Mark Harris, what bands have you played with lately? You are not a musician if you talk this rot. I've paid the rent playing in bar bands and these guys have enthralled music lovers all over the world. They are household names and hall of fame players. If I sat next to either one of these giants at a party and they were playing Mary Had a Little Lamb then it would be the greatest party ever. The ignorance of the general public is staggering. Room temperature IQ at best.
Music for the soul. Such masters of feel and taste. Playing for so many hours with relatively clean tones, and minimal effects, and producing such outstanding melodies between them. Musicianship at its best.
Thanks very much for sharing this. Its great to get a chance to see these master craftsmen working together. I was seduced by Larry's playing when he did sessions for the Dan and Joni Mitchell back in the 70's. When he started out on his own I bought the albums and loved all of them.I'm a Larry fan. I didn't get to know Lee's music until more recently but I really admire his playing/technical ability. I don't understand the negative comments guys. Should we not be celebrating the command Larry and Lee have over the guitar. They make it look so easy but we all know, or rather, can imagine, the effort that goes into being that good. The majority of the tunes on this video are still eminently listenable 21 years later!: I love Crossroads Kids and Remembering JP, they're both fantastic on the latter. I'm a guitar player, not that high a standard - working mens clubs and weddings when I was younger- but I love the instrument. Two fully formed musicians who promoted the guitar and guitar music all of their lives should be shown a lot of respect. Less of this negative shit please.
Nobody enjoys playing and listening to their music more than they do! Captain fingers and second chance Larry after being shot in the neck had to retrain his arm to play all over again. He is blessed and they all sound amazing. God bless music and them...
Larry & Lee - Live in Tokyo 1995 Tracklist: 01.Crosstown Kids 02.Low Steppin' 03.Closed Door Jam 04.Afther The Rain 05.The Remember J.P. 06.Larry Blues 07.Room 335 08.Etude 09.Wes Bound 10.Smiles & Smiles To Go 11.Take That 12.4 On 6 13.L.A. Underground Running time: 107 min. approx. Personnel: Lee Ritenour - guitars Larry Carlton - guitars Rick Jackson: Keyboards Melvin Davis - bass Land Richards - drums Notes: Recorded at "Bunkamura Orchard Hall", Tokyo, June 3, 1995
'The LA sound was a thing back then...musically, well history will judge (prbly not kindly), but pretty sure I wouldn't want to go up against either, or say other 80's gittar heroes such as say Vai, or Toto (frigging Awesome) etc...so well it happened but don't knock it and don't come with this bs 'it's not jazz'...it was what it was......(and props to of course Jeff Beck for the slide thing and Allan Holdsworth for showing us that we are only mortal!) etc etc too many to mention. Etc Etc.,..
So very true that these two people that share their most awesome selves with the world.Masters at that Jam,Hot Damn I'd Love to have this CD.Where can I get Artsy,Bluesy, Smoothie
"REMEMBERING J.P." IS A GOOD EXAMPLE OF THE USE OF JAZZ STYLIZED LEAD MOTIFS THAT POP UP IN THIS SONG, WHEN NEEDED! YOU COULDN'T ADD ANYMORE JAZZ TO THE SONG, WITHOUT LOSING THE MAIN THEME, OR, THE HEART OF THE SONG. BY THE WAY,,, JOE PASS WAS A BIG, BIG FAN OF LARRY CARLTON'S!!!
THERE IS A FAMOUS PHRASE " IF YOU DONT PRACTICE EVERYDAY ,SOMEONE WILL DO " AND HERE IS LEE AND LARRY ..THEY CREATED A NEW FORMAT OF SMOOTH FUNKY JAZZ , OF COURSE THE JAZZ CRUSADERS EXPERIMENTED THAT STYLE IN THE LATE 70
when u watch this video u can tell the difference of styles.. of these 2 great guitar players.. they both lisyened to... pop ..rock.. blues.. r+b ... jazz..... larry is more of a blues player... lee more of a pop jazz player.. wes montgomery player..both great players and i love them both very much..... these guys are great players and gentleman...kudos to both of u...and yes i remember dontes and baked potatoe... love robben ford also
I'm only up to 1h 20m but I suspect that that keyboard player just stole the show (I'm a guitar affectionado by the way); that guys way cool, so is Lee n Larry but that's beside the point. Cheeeeerzz.
0:03:33 Crosstown Kids
0:09:03 Closed Door Jam
0:17:14 Low Steppin'
0:25:48 Remembering J.P.
0:33:03 After the Rain
0:40:19 Larry's Blues
0:45:33 Smiles and Smiles to Go
0:52:23 Wes Bound
1:00:02 Etude
1:05:25 Take That
1:13:36 4 on 6
1:32:42 Room 335
1:42:49 L.A. Underground
Right on!! Thanks so much for taking the time to make the timestamps!!
Thanks!
Thank you for the breakdown, always good to know what you're listening to!!
Great thanks 👍🏻
I'm one of those "kids" who lined up at The Baked Potato. I'm 67 now. LOL
Lucky you to have seen them that early on. I have seen Larry 3 times, once with The Crusaders after Southern Comfort came out, once in Houston at a club with his own band, and once in Nashville when he sat in with Joe Bonamassa for a few songs. I never did get to see Lee, oh well. I will turn 67 in July
Awesome
@@porkbelly0713 I've seen Bonamassa live, back in '07. Now that man brings the blues to the stage, and puts it on out there. I would have loved to have seen Larry and Joe playing together. Anytime that you have two great players on stage together, it's a win for the audiene.
Wow wow oh wow ...
what a pleasure and a high these gentlemen can inspire in one sometimes and so many decades later, it is now close to 30 years they have played all those marvelous creations ... I always elate when I see them play, to think Lee for one would continue to soar to new heights for years and decades to come at that, and actually be ... better and better as he gets older ... same to Rick and Larry and the lot ...
In '95 I was 45 and feeling like I was starting on a new road in life... got in shape, moved, and this music was so INSPIRING; fresh air groove. Still is.
LEE RITENOUR & LARRY CARLTON - "Larry & Lee - Live in Tokyo 1995" Tracklisting:
1. Introduction of the band ..................................... 00:00
2. CROSSTOWN KIDS ............................................. 03:34
3. CLOSED DOOR JAM ........................................... 09:03
4. LOW STEPPIN' .................................................... 17:07
5. Remembering J.P. (for Joe Pass) ..................... 25:30
6. LARRY's BLUES ................................................. 40:19
7. SMILES & SMILES To GO ................................. 45:14
8. WES BOUND (for Wes Montgomery) ................ 51:51
9. LEE Solo Guitar (intro) .................................. 01:00:01
10. ETUDE .......................................................... 01:02:34
11. TAKE THAT .................................................. 01:05:25
12. LEE Second Solo Guitar .............................. 01:13:36
13. FOUR On SIX (a Wes tune) .......................... 01:16:00
14. Drums Solo (on 'Four On Six') ..................... 01:24:00
15. ROOM 335 .................................................... 01:32:41
16. Bass Solo (on 'Room 335') .......................... 01:37:50
17. L.A. UnderGround ........................................ 01:42:50
LEE RITENOUR: guitars
LARRY CARLTON: guitars
RICK JACKSON: piano-synth, synth-organ, keyboards
MELVIN DAVIS: electric basses
LAND RICHARDS: batteria (drums)
We all have our preferences, yes. But as musicians we have learned to say nothing if you cannot be supportive. We have way too much criticism to deal with from the outside. How can you be so arrogantly superior to two musicians who have obviously paid their dues. When, where and how did you pay yours. I'm guessing you didn't, because if
you've done the slightest bit of humbling among your peers and elders, you would not have opened your very young mouth, only to then insert both feet. LOL First thing that happens when you grow up and become a real player, you'll realize you don't have the time for petty bull-shit. GROW=UP or you'll never play real stuff. Your ego will get in the way. Kindness, support and respect for fellow musicians is what we have all learned. and I didn't drop one name!!!
Maurizio Mario Marchioni Garde â
JoAnn Brooks-vanderMeer... well said JoAnn.
Unbelievable comment JoAnn! I've been watching Mr 335 and Rit play for over 40 yrs and well, anyone that could actually find anything neg to say about these 2 "simply shouldn't be involved in or with music in any way!!
Ray Charles Angelina
Lee Ritenour guitar,
Larry Carlton guitar,
Rik Jackson keyboard,
Melvin Davis bass,
Land Richards drums.......such a great band with 2 master guitarists, again shows no matter what guitar in your hand the sound/playing style comes from the hands/picking/personality-this is what makes these guitarists unique sound
Thanks for this...I was hoping some one would post the musicians names.
Cheers geez, now I know the names of the rythym section.
Thanks 😎👍🏻
It doesn’t get any better then Larry and Lee together. Thank you for the many years of Jazz joy you’ve given me!
Has Larry Carlton every played a bad note in his life? I'm pretty sure he has not. Lee plays great here as well.
The drummer is freaking amazing. Bassist kicks ass. Keyboard player is awesome.
The amount of incredible talent on that stage at one time should have torn a hole in the cosmos. Lol.
Badass.
Listen to the end of Spiral.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥dope
They healed the ozone hole!
Bad Note is an oxymoron for Larry Carlton….
Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Chapter by Chapter / Verse by Verse !!!!!!! Amen
There are no bad notes in music, only poor choices, these guys don't make poor choices :)
First off, thanks so much for the upload! Secondly, what can I say about the performances, these artists!! They have descended on earth to bless the humanity! Shockingly speechless and teared up!!!
I find that what people say is quite amusing. I was in a band in Seattle in 1972 and we decided to start working on jazz arrangements. This girl shows up and asked us what kind of music do we play and we answered, JAZZ! She looked at us and said "You can't play jazz. You're not famous! We said we didn't want to be FAMOUS just rich! These guys have gone into the realm of LEGENDs. I am sure that this girl would have said "You can't be a legend ! You're not dead yet"! Music is like any other ART you can like it or understand it. You can study it or hate it. You can play it or copy it or you can write or create it. It is not easy to create on this level. It has taken 50 years of study and work and commitment to try to play on this level. I don't play with a band I just study for my own satisfaction. I love this style and I love most fusion jazz styles including Latin and Big Band. and I am quite critical of my talent and I think I know good from bad and these two have my admiration and praise for their ability to move my soul with their music. (I play Bass Guitar.)
From the "Heart and Soul"...Truly enjoyed reading your commentary! I too am a practicing musician, Guitar, a little keyboard and lots of harmonica over the years... Not professionally but, Like yourself, I know what touches me when I hear it... Thank-you for sharing your thoughts and , Might I add , I'm a true advocate of the phrase; "It's all about dat bass", Brother!..........
What an incredible pleasure it is to watch this. Two masters working their craft and having fun doing it!
Been a fan of both these guitarists for a long time. Got this album when it first came out and loved it at first listen. Wonderful to see a live version with the artists giving insightful commentary. It really is a case of two guitar legends with divergent styles complementing the others playing style and not "spoiling the soup".
Musical heaven - two of my favorite guitar-players and a wonderful band.
Wow can't believe 25 years has gone by since I bought this CD. Having seen Larry live many times all I can say is his feel for jazz/blues/fusion is second to none.
these two are finest musicians you find , they are super versital ,celestrial tasteful, melodic ect. AND VERY JAZZY!!!
This is a beast mode of talent. show your kids this to properly learn to play the axe
What you see and hear in this video is 2 of the greatest guitar players of all time. And I'm happy they're still alive!
All master-musicians on stage...perfect bass&drum section and a tasty keyboard player exactly right for both Larry and Lee. And the smooth silky sound of both guitarists is so recognisable, well known for decades. This concert is a treat because they manage to avoid cliche, and willingnes to listen and react on one another without any ego gettin in the way!
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I was fortunate to spend nearly 5 years playing with the bass player Melvin Davis, mainly with the Pointer Sisters, and he is Bass personified, a real talented musician who is a real inspiration in my life! Dave Hart
Legends. These guys do it right.
Fancy seeing you here track man!!
Larry’s playing ages like fine wine
Sanjiv Harikumar beautiful players man. They're music...thats it!
Larry is sooooo diversified in his approach, no bad notes, just interesting concepts, and phrasings, and always give the drummer and bass more than just some. Larry plays like he has nothing to prove and that's when you know, what you know and that's that.
You understand whats all about in music and playing in a band, thanks !
A gathering of musical mastery for sure. Larry and Lee are the epitome of tone, taste, melodicism, passion....I could go on and on. Feel blessed to having seen them perform countless times.
Two masters in the truest sense with a combined talent and sound in the stratosphere
Jazz, funk, rock....call it what you like if you MUST label it..............wonderful tasteful playing from two great guitar players back up by an incredible band........end of story guys..........
awesome
Contemporary jazz. That's what it's conventionally called.
Muzak
Larry’s got the most beautiful expressive guitar tone here. Does anyone know what his signal chain might have been here?
Two of the most Melodic guitar players
holy crap LC on the gold top sounds great. this is astounding video. never heard Lee sound better.
A stellar band!!!!! Melvin Lee Davis is one of my major influences on bass and one of the most skilled and accomplished bassists on the planet!!!
Mr. Davis on six string bass is always an indicator of a groovy night... He always knows where the pocket is.
@@curtisboswell2619 Absolutely!!!! He's a world-class bassist!!!
The,groups,plaenik,mpioudyfoul,tzaz,mouseki,mpravo,se,ooollls,❤❤❤
Two of the best! Smiles & Smiles To Go 🎹🎶🎵 Definitely one of my happy songs!
and Larry’s West Bound 🎹🎶🎵 is a GR8 groove also!
Hats off to the rhythm section solid and in the pocket! Keyboardist Rick Gastley is a monster when let lose! Bravo 🎹
Os melhores guitarristas do blues jazz pra mim! Amo esses caras. João Pessoa, Paraíba. BRASIL ✌
Two of my favourite guitarists. I've heard them both live in the US and in Australia.
34:20 The "Lick"
Always loved both these guys! I was privileged to see Larry in a small club in Pittsburgh, and I had the best seat in the house! Larry looked into my eyes directly for many of his solos and it was a night I will always treasure. I had been invited to go by my good friend Charles "Chuck" Vevers and along with seeing Paul McCartney remains one of the greatest concerts I've seen. Purely as a guitarist it was number one! Thanks, Chuck, the gift remains with me after all these years!
Two of the best,really compliment each other.....On another level..
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Thank you for posting this wonderful vid, that has two of the most tasteful guitar players around enjoying themslves!!!
45:31 Larry's acoustic guitar with a magnetic pick-up in the sound hole sounds just as rich as any jazz box.
Thats a Valley Arts acoustic. 1 of 5 they made in the 1980's
Awesome !! And that goes not only for Larry and Lee, but for the Whole band !!
So nice these two guitar players join together in a stage.. marvelously 👍🥂💯
Allan Holdsworth Forever!
Huh?
This is a different style of music, but yeah, I'm a Holdsworth fan as well.
My heart is happiness by great guitar play !!
Great complimenting styles and sounds from these 2 Greats. I love the way they build it up then back down again, why do some guitarists think that 100mph all the time is good. Great Band of Musicians supporting them too
Robert Barton i think taste? But i agree with u, i dont understand it either...newbies do that a lot..
I've lived my life with their music since I was a teenager.
Me too, I was one of those kids waiting in line at the Baked Potato, ane elsewhere, It was a great time for music in L.A.
I've heard other collaborations these guys have done with other people but this album was just perfection, they truly brought out the best in each other. All the arrangements are creative and well crafted. Two of my favorite all time guitarists.
Just hear them both for the first time. Really good stuff 😋
Hasta ahora es el mejor concirrto de duo de guitarras expresando el jazz fussion que visto en mi vida..ami gusto porsupuesto...y no se porque en japon se graba lo mejores conciertos..larry y lee nunca pudieron salir de mi mente musical por este concierto!!
So Mark Harris, what bands have you played with lately? You are not a musician if you talk this rot. I've paid the rent playing in bar bands and these guys have enthralled music lovers all over the world. They are household names and hall of fame players. If I sat next to either one of these giants at a party and they were playing Mary Had a Little Lamb then it would be the greatest party ever. The ignorance of the general public is staggering. Room temperature IQ at best.
Omg ! The Gold-Top is so friggin smooth ! But the 335 is as warm as a kangaroos' pouch
Two of my very favorite musicians.
I saw both of these guys at the Blue Note in Hawaii a few years ago, at separate gigs. Both outstanding guitarists. 😁🤙
Music for the soul. Such masters of feel and taste. Playing for so many hours with relatively clean tones, and minimal effects, and producing such outstanding melodies between them. Musicianship at its best.
Eu.acompanho.esses.dois.mitos.a.alguns.anos.e.de.fazer.chorar.de.tao.lindas.suas.cancoes.muita.paz.muita.saude.luiz.carlos.nova.lguacu.r.j
Brasil..
Larry’s solo in Room 335… 🤯🤯🤯 Incredible!
Wish they made more albums together.
Some smooth grooves here. Nice to see these two exceptional players working so well together.
Hoy en día todo es lujos y detalles, pero esto, estooo es ADORACION EN ESPIRITU Y VERDAD.
Boy Mister 335 gave up his baby for most of the night giving some respect to Lee
Thanks very much for sharing this. Its great to get a chance to see these master craftsmen working together. I was seduced by Larry's playing when he did sessions for the Dan and Joni Mitchell back in the 70's. When he started out on his own I bought the albums and loved all of them.I'm a Larry fan. I didn't get to know Lee's music until more recently but I really admire his playing/technical ability. I don't understand the negative comments guys. Should we not be celebrating the command Larry and Lee have over the guitar. They make it look so easy but we all know, or rather, can imagine, the effort that goes into being that good. The majority of the tunes on this video are still eminently listenable 21 years later!: I love Crossroads Kids and Remembering JP, they're both fantastic on the latter. I'm a guitar player, not that high a standard - working mens clubs and weddings when I was younger- but I love the instrument. Two fully formed musicians who promoted the guitar and guitar music all of their lives should be shown a lot of respect. Less of this negative shit please.
Neil Degrasse Tyson's drumming is impeccable.
all is nice👋🏻👋🏻✌🏻✌🏻😁😁✌🏻✌🏻💞💞💓💓💖💖💥💥💜💜💚💚 marvelous
that's because his time is simultaneous...
😆😆😆😆😆😄😄😄😄😄
It's all relative.
🤣
Incredible show.. 25 years ago. These guys were in the absolute prime at this time. They defined what tasty jazz/fusion virtuosi guitarists can be.
Amazingly talented musicians. Glad to be in the same lifetime!
Nobody enjoys playing and listening to their music more than they do! Captain fingers and second chance Larry after being shot in the neck had to retrain his arm to play all over again. He is blessed and they all sound amazing. God bless music and them...
Larry & Lee one of my favorites of all time.
My favorite guitarist Mr. 335 ......................... ~~ LARRY CARL-TONE ~~ .................................~!~
"THE TONE MONSTER!"...........
Revisited... I'm back to listen to this exceptional music once again. What a joy. I've tried to
find the cd without luck. Thank you RUclips.
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lol - whole thing falls apart at 36:16 bcs Lee aparently forgot there is an extra part after Larry's solo 😹😹😹
Larry & Lee - Live in Tokyo 1995
Tracklist:
01.Crosstown Kids
02.Low Steppin'
03.Closed Door Jam
04.Afther The Rain
05.The Remember J.P.
06.Larry Blues
07.Room 335
08.Etude
09.Wes Bound
10.Smiles & Smiles To Go
11.Take That
12.4 On 6
13.L.A. Underground
Running time: 107 min. approx.
Personnel:
Lee Ritenour - guitars
Larry Carlton - guitars
Rick Jackson: Keyboards
Melvin Davis - bass
Land Richards - drums
Notes:
Recorded at "Bunkamura Orchard Hall", Tokyo, June 3, 1995
What a fantastic band and great funky Jazz sound !!
Apart from Jazz Fusion superstars Lee and Lary, the drummer convinces me a lot, what precision...
two of the most outstanding geniuses of guitar
2 maestros indudablemente
'The LA sound was a thing back then...musically, well history will judge (prbly not kindly), but pretty sure I wouldn't want to go up against either, or say other 80's gittar heroes such as say Vai, or Toto (frigging Awesome) etc...so well it happened but don't knock it and don't come with this bs 'it's not jazz'...it was what it was......(and props to of course Jeff Beck for the slide thing and Allan Holdsworth for showing us that we are only mortal!) etc etc too many to mention. Etc Etc.,..
Lee Ritenour & Larry Carlton 💚
So very true that these two people that share their most awesome selves with the world.Masters at that Jam,Hot Damn I'd Love to have this CD.Where can I get Artsy,Bluesy, Smoothie
Any time lee ritenour plays music he has my attention.march2022.
Pure fusion strings sensations ! Thanks for uploading !
Two absolute masters of their craft; thanks for posting.
una genialidad,talento en su maxima exprecion👏👏👏👏👏👍
Larry's tone is fantastic!
Simply awesome ! Since 1988 I've been listening to these guys. Wonderful !
that Ritenour slide solo.....oooooffff....buttah.
5 great musicians. Great show. Thank you for sharing !!
It doesn’t get any better than this!! Lee and Larry!! The best!! All money notes!! ❤️
unfortunately my maestro forget the note on 36:28
ha les bestiaux nom de dla!🐄🐄🐮🐮🤠🤠🎸🎸🎸🎸🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🍂🍂🍂🍂🍂🍂🍂🍂🍃🍃🍃🍃🍃🍃🍃🍃 good soul!!!
It’s weird seeing Larry not playing his 335
..don´forget the drummer... hes awesome ...
and of course the basist...
Agree....Land Richards is an AWESOME drummer!
I am quite happy, that I should not play guitarsolo after Lee Ritenours solo on room 335!
Una estrella mas en el cosmo del jazz. Excelentes¡
Jolie ca*
Огромная Благодарность Михаилу за видео...получил настоящее удовольствие и радость души... 😂😀😎,,,,!!!
"REMEMBERING J.P." IS A GOOD EXAMPLE OF THE USE OF JAZZ STYLIZED LEAD MOTIFS THAT POP UP IN THIS SONG, WHEN NEEDED! YOU COULDN'T ADD ANYMORE JAZZ TO THE SONG, WITHOUT LOSING THE MAIN THEME, OR, THE HEART OF THE SONG. BY THE WAY,,, JOE PASS WAS A BIG, BIG FAN OF LARRY CARLTON'S!!!
Awesome twosome!!!!🎸🎸🎸
That indeed is A Classic Composition between two Greats of All time. Larry & Lee. 🎸❤🙏🏻
I love Larry & Lee. What a wonderful concert.
Damn, this is good !!!!!!!!!!!!
Bought "Larry & Lee" back in 1995 and listened to it thousands of times, never gonna stop...
I wonder who wanted to b the loudest and how much they kept turning up their volume 🤣👍
larry and lee two of the finest guitarist today. good to see them perform together.
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Land Richard keeps it tight af! Such a great playing all together!
To have witnessed this show in real time must've been mind blowing!
THERE IS A FAMOUS PHRASE " IF YOU DONT PRACTICE EVERYDAY ,SOMEONE WILL DO "
AND HERE IS LEE AND LARRY ..THEY CREATED A NEW FORMAT OF SMOOTH FUNKY JAZZ , OF COURSE THE JAZZ CRUSADERS EXPERIMENTED THAT STYLE IN THE LATE 70
when u watch this video u can tell the difference of styles.. of these 2 great guitar players.. they both lisyened to... pop ..rock.. blues.. r+b ... jazz..... larry is more of a blues player... lee more of a pop jazz player.. wes montgomery player..both great players and i love them both very much..... these guys are great players and gentleman...kudos to both of u...and yes i remember dontes and baked potatoe... love robben ford also
larry et lee sont des leaders et musiciens de studios géniaux ...
I'm only up to 1h 20m but I suspect that that keyboard player just stole the show (I'm a guitar affectionado by the way); that guys way cool, so is Lee n Larry but that's beside the point. Cheeeeerzz.