Chuck Loeb Throwback Thursday From the MI Vault
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2016
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Lineup:
Chuck Loeb - guitar
Mitchel Forman - keyboards
Tim Landers - bass
Zach Danziger - drums
Rip my friend one of the greatest musicians
This is my first intro to Chuck OMG 😲 what a daring young man on guitar wow !!Fantastic
I love the chances he takes in his performance! RIP Chuck, you were one of the greats!
I like that cool flamenco, syncopated kinda strumming he does in the intro of opening number. Great player and teacher. Rest in Peace!
Great musician and human being. He will be missed but his music will live forever!
R.I.P. Chuck. W'll miss you.
Once Again..."Deep In The Vault" for this one, Great Show by Chuck Loeb and Company!
the best forever. thanks God I was watching his live concert, shaking his hand and signed his album. thank yoiu for this video.
Simply the best!
I too got that experience, "Scullers Jazz Club, Boston.. awesome.. #RipChuck
Wow! Rest In Peace, Chuck.😢
0:00 7th Ave. South
9:05 Crayons
16:55 Life Colors
23:53 One Another
27:15 Let All Notes Ring
33:38 Like Someone in Love
37:23 Groovin'
44:53 John Leslie (for Wes Montgomery)
50:45 The Mission
ramon88us I have that DMP CD. I bought it for the sonics and love the music.
Thanks
Thank U 👏👍
I've only fairly recently gotten familiar with this extraordinary guitarist/musician. What a terrible loss. PRAY FOR A CURE FOR CANCER!
One of the unsung greats. Chuck was a good man and a great guitarist. He will be missed. My heart goes out to his family.
One of my favourite players! R.I.P
Drummer is real supportive.
Chuck Loeb is an incredible MUSICIAN!
THANKZ Chuck, RIP✌🏻️peace, that band just gets bigger and better,I hope to play in it one fine day!
Zack play like Vinnie influence ❤
R.I.P Chuck...we miss you..
Uno de los más grandes guitarristas en la historia del jazz moderno,gran escuela que dejó para todos los amantes de la verdadera buena música!
Holy Crap...I didn't even know he had passed. What a shame. RIP bro
I miss you chuck loeb
fantastic!
Such an amazing guitarist! I wa really saddened whemI found out he passed away. I want to know so much more about him!
Thank Chuck !!!!!
this rendition is great artworks. amazing passions
killer. So soulful! Reminds me of Buzz Feiten at times
It's so frustrating when RUclips or MI does not disclose who the other musicians are? They All deserve credit! Thanks. ;+)
He did announce them early in the video . Tim Landers is on bass . He has worked with many people . I saw him with John Tesh a while back .
33:38 Like Someone in Love...SO GOOD
This is where I went to school in 1990. Many "Cats" went there. Great school.
😪jealous....especially, if you saw any Gambale's gig. haha
Greetings. Lucky you.
@@chupeauxx: Are you related to Frank, seeing that you share the same last name? And yes, I used to "hang" with Frank, as my friend and then roommate was Frank's bass player, who I saw many times. Amazing and fun times!
@@gregdanielson9086 Wow, you know Steve Kershisnik. You made my day with your little story.
My nickname is Gambale 'cause I had a luck to figured out Frankie's playing, Bill Connors as well and that was "Whoah!" for the people from very poor country(still is) called Serbia. Actually, whole Balkan region is Europe's Middle East.
Thank you, Greg, you're so kind. Long Live Fusion
@@chupeauxx: So you know Steve K? That's so cool. Yeah, he's a great friend of mine. I have not talked to him in awhile, but we still stay in touch. So you have a Gambale nickname? I trust you're doing his name justice? And yes, long live fusion. Blessings.
Thank u! Mr.Chuck! Rest in Peace :|
Excelente 🙏♥️🌹
Very nice!!.
omg.. I feel in groove
Masterful!
Absolutely
awesome excellence
Great!!
I miss you my friend !
Talent most of us can only fantasize about.
❤️🙏
REALLY NICE PLAYER!
Lamentable pérdida de este magnífico músico guitarrista😭
Rip chuck
RIP my friend
Excelente
Fabiano Oliveira Jeff Porcaro , Mike Porcaro , Carlos Vega e Chuck Loeb no meu coração !!!
Un grande
Bravissimo!
Rip
Linda violita hecha por Rudy Pensa ...
How much i've learned from Chuck
37:23 - CLASSIC
Can't believe he is gone. I still ask myself what happen to him?
I remember years ago doing a jingle here in new york with tim landers( benny golson was the musical director, smitty smith was on drums ).. I met him that day.. his chart was black with notes.. he read it down like he was reading a newspaper... lol... the band did maybe 2 takes and that was it " thank you guys,see you later" ..everybody out ,bye...hahaha.. I don't think I've seen him since..
that should be expected from a proffesional musician ...time is money, nobody wants to lose any of those !
Wow this guy was some serious bad ass .... unreal
Mr. Cherry.. SALUTE SIR !
Zach Danziger! Killin’ it at his age, he must have been not older then 19!
Pensar que lo empeze a seguir por el grupo Metro, pero lo habia escuchado muchísimo antes con Step Ahead en Magnetic, en un cassette grabado sin dataque hasta tenia dos temas de Masques de Brad X, un Hitachi de cromo, todavia se escucha perfecto ...
The drummer is Zach Danziger.
RIP y frend
Professor Loeb🧐
Does anyone have any video of Chuck playing live with Stan Getz?
Zach Danziger on drums!
Yeah man ! This and some Leni Stern/Krantz Band footage is all that's on RUclips of This Monster playing in a fusion setting.... MONSTER. I think he's not even old enough to drink in this footage !
Dave weckl on bass 😁
nice fretless PADULA ... clasic !!!!!!!
What year was this?
what is the berklee school method's secret ?
23:00
I only got to know Chuck Loeb in the 2000’s because of his playing on Eddie Daniel’s albums. Such a tasteful and technically accomplished player. (See if you can find his trio track Let’s Play.) Impeccable use of tone also. Terrible shame he died prematurely. (I wonder if the keyboard play in this concert is Mitch Forman?)
It is Mitch Forman
@@marcgerson7680 gotta love the internet's memory. Thanks.
@@quixodian Check out both of them playing in Stan Getz's quintet
@@zu0832 Hey I'll definitely do that.
Is he reading charts at his own gig?
when did this video taken??
Must have been 1990, as he mentions his "Life Colors" album from 1990 as his new album.
What year was this
1990
I wonder who are these six (at least so far, hopefully ever) morons that thumbed this masterpiece down?
Perché se ne vanno sempre presto quelli che dovrebbero vivere cento anni
Emanuele Martinelli :'/
grande chuck
Actually this looks like a Pensa. He played Sadowskys more recently. See him with Fourplay in Tokyo 2013.
What year was this? I'm gonna guess '96 ish?
1990
Oh, man, 1990!? Time flies faster than an arrow.
That's why they all look they just stepped out the '80's. Great playing nonetheless. Always enjoy hearing Zach on drums
Mitch Forman on keys, Tim Landers on bass, but I don't catch the name of the drummer.
Zach Danziger, at the time he was on the same spot has Vinnie Colaiuta. Incredible drummer at these times.
Yes, I catched him twice live with the Uri Caine Bedrock trio. Thank you!
What can’t Seth Rogan do?
this dude was a bad ass. would love to hear this same stuff played thru, say, a fender vibro king and vintage strat. guarantee the tone would be better.
why don t you try it ? then will you know.
lmfao - its the indian, not the arrow - your new guitar lesson for this evening
For god sake .....really 🤬
would nice for the ear to hear a chord change. Between smooth jazz and real jazz there is a big ocean, very deep one;-)
It must be sad to be deaf.
so dive into it... and don t forget to send us some in-sights ! will you ?
Claude Dietrich it would be nice if you actually listened past the first tune
Sometimes when one has not got a clue......refrain from making stupid comments my friend
First 2 minutes and 11 seconds: From the 16th-not triplet comping sound you can get out of a JC to a clean lead and to a saturated distortion. The ultimate wank fest. And someone still wonders why do people hate jazz? Is it the lack of vision, taste or a concept?