The Jokers -Sabre Dance (nostalgic guitar instrumental tv performance Belgium)
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- The Jokers are a famous guitar group from Belgium.
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De que país es está banda?
A pleasant surprise
Jazzmaster set up just right
Pure steel with no distortion and the the drummer low key and Slick!
Sharp as a Razorblade .
Love them on U2B
There was a group called, "The Jokers" they were layin' it down
'Cause ya know I'm never gonna lose that funky sound
Rock and roll, hoochie koo
The second guitarist is playing and doing the twist, too! He's got the groove!
That's Jos Clauwers the later owner of Dancing Brikkeljon and Studio Reward
This pure surf rock. Glad to see them all
Hmm... I don't think you could say pure, as it's a Classical piece.
Owning that whammy bar!
The drummer is the hero of this tune. What he’s doing is hard
This type of music was all the rage in the 60's, no vocals, just virtuoso players.
To be honest the mid 20th century was a time of ridiculous musical experimentations. Psychedelic, full guitar bands, country rock and distorted guitar sound all found audience in the 1950s-1960s.
@@felixsubakti6907 Ya don't say .
Fabulous bunch of guys
perfect driving-at-night music.
Instrumental music to me is the best.
0:25 awesome twist dance by guitar man near the drummer! Rocking hell out of it!!
Metal with no distortion = surf rock.
Psychedelic rock/ santana´s music with no delay and overdrive = Surf Rock
Sons of Dick Dale / Children of Surf.
Topcliffe does make me wonder what they would have done with a Charvel and hi gain setup!
jazzmaster sound . a very good sound !
dont offend Surf music with that eletist term! metal is shite!
Not too shabby. The Dave Edmunds/Love Sculpture rendition will always be the quintessential rendition of Sabre Dance for me…
You can tell they love what they do. And what beautiful guitars they possess.
there's so much going on here holy cow....the tempo and the feel and how clean and tight everything is....damn! well done!
Jesus that drummers amazing!!!!!
Every rare once in a while RUclips recommendations gets one right. This was such a case. GOOD stuff!
You must be very fastidious, YT recommends great stuff for me.
"There was a group called the Jokers they were layin it down..."
-Rock n Roll Hoochie Koo (Rick Derringer)
rick grew up 15 miles from me. same county.
Ricky grew up...?!?
I lived in the same time as Rick Derringer- l know l saw him
Guitarwizard999 I’m 75% sure that Rick grew up on the same planet as me.
i used to think that was johnny winter. it wasnt.
he did cover it well, though.
thanks for educating me on that reference!
The blast beats on this track is savage AF! Someone call the fire department because the drummer is on fire!!!
Superb! I could listen to this band all day. Incredibly tight musicianship.
the drumming! holy hell!
The video has been sped up.
Not really
Notice that he's playing the snare with the butt-end of his stick for a fuller tone. That's a choice rarely seen in modern music and quite a cool detail.
I need him in my Metal band
This video has not been sped up at all actually.
..that dude's got all kinds of moves, let alone playing that lead he's moving his head one way & his legs another!!
Pretty Impressive!
AS with most T.V. shows of the time he was miming hence no guitar leads.!
Anicon2006
That who Ted Nugent got his moves from.
The poor guy was having an epileptic fit.
There is very visible guitar leads. You can see all of them are plugged in on any wide shot
Que som lindo .este tempo se fazia muito com pouca coisa .eu não canso de escutar
This guy has mastered the use of the tremolo system on a jazzmaster. Good stuff
never heard of them..and now I'm hooked!
The era of the guitar bands - I loved it so :)
"There was a band called the Jokers... They were layin' it down...Everybody diggin' their funky sound...
ROCK AND ROLL HOOCHIE COO!" -Johnny Winter And
A surprising bonus is that the video and the sound seem to be precisely synchronized. This is sadly rare for older footage.
playback
Pre recorded music. Not live
Very impressive since they're not playing live.
@Fretboard Burner " This is why Women should stay in the fucking kitchen."
Been invited to any parties lately? I mean ones with women present? I didn't think so. Have fun with your fellow incels.
@Fretboard Burner "The guitar parts are far from synced." Where/when in the video did you see that exactly?
This is Bloody Brilliant ... How come I've never heard of these guys ?
I wish...that we had instrumental 'singles'...being recorded and play today... They were always so much fun to hear on the radio... What a great era!..
I clearly remember having listened some times to a very old LP from this band in 1967. It was introduced to me by a colleague. At this time I was 17 and was just beginning my guitar playing. I was amazed at this band, and also used to listen a lot to the widely known guitar instrumental bands such as The Ventures and The Shadows - as well as Beatles and Rolling Stones, obviously. I had never heard of The Jokers before, and never heard about them afterwards. Now, surprisingly, at the age of 68, I'm knowing about them again here on RUclips... and watching them for the first time. And faced with the paradox of their virtuoso playing and their hilarious choreography on stage... All of this is too, too "ghostly" !
Good old times hé. Ces musiciens m'étaient antan connus - j'habites la région - comme les dieux de la guitare, et mon seul désir était de les imiter.
Thanks, Boxcarcifer, for your comment. As I see, we are from the same generation, and both play and love guitars. Presently, I'm composing and recording lots of instrumental guitar pieces ( home recordings ). And an amazing Jungian synchronicity happened between us: just the day before you posted your comment, I took some pictures of myself wearing the same "V" mask you are wearing on the photo, and also a coat with a hood ! All the best !
Maguinifico uma relíquia 👏🇧🇷
Drummer was lowkey doing Blast beats before metal was even a genre I mean are we just gonna let that shit slide guys?
This is way cooler than metal.
Tony Williams was close to blasting in a lot of his uptempo stuff too.
Very nice "left hand/wrist action," indeed.
Long road productions Metal drummers suck this guys way better. Double bass pedals are gay unless u have 2 bass drums
Well, metal sounds a lot like surf rock with distortion
Great guitar and drum rendition of one of my favorite classical pieces: Khachaturian's Sabre Dance. I used to run around whistling it all the time when I was a young teen-ager.
Whistling that for long would make my pucker tucker...
@@antoniograncino3506 LOL!
0:26 - my 4 brain cells at 3 am
after the 10th cup of coffee
JacksonKillroy that’s the entire song
If I had brain cells like that, I'd never need to sleep.
You have some powerful brain cells
Geweldig, leuk om nog eens terug te horen
This is why I love RUclips 🎶❤
feel free to check my channel for new music
Puts a smile on my face reading this :)
People always gloss over surf music in the history of guitar music. It's some of the best
These guys were next level surf music. The best there is.
I'm a simple guy, i see a jazzmaster guitar, i like it
Very very beautiful!!!🇱🇷✝️👏👍🌹🌹❤️💓
Within less than five years we had Cream and Hendrix. That is how fast the music explosion of the sixties was.
My kind of classical music !!!
I haven't heard this is years, and I can't even remember when or where I first heard it. It is indeed very nostalgic.
Jazz masters are so freaking cool!! They’re underrated too
These guys really know how to swing!..or twist...or something. Cool!
Good piece of history! 😮
I love this music.
Valla valla una fiesta con estás música sería un desmadre ...hay la música clásica es un arte que se está perdiendo poco a poco con los jóvenes ...
Who even knew they surfed in Belgium? Holy shit! This is the bomb...
Belgium is a surrialistic wonderland with 7 governements & 8 accidents ... but we like it that way ... our music is unique ...
This is an excellent mix of music and words making an interesting and talented song that surprised me. It's good, I'm impressed with what you did there. Thanks for sharing . Great job.
Toy Dolls ode to this song live is off the charts. Respect to my past, keep music alive
Such a great version.
This is totally fantastic
Blew my mind. Another great found.
Este grupo la rompe ..👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I downloaded this version.. it's so cool lol.... Love the way the lead guitarist moves his head to...😃 👌
That was great. Loved the rhythm guitarists moves.
Blown away.These guys are good! And the dance moves!
Amazing 🎶
anything that sounds like the Ventures is great in my book.
That was really, really excellent, and until now, I thought that Dave Edmunds' 'Love Sculpture' were the first ones to 'rock up' Sabre Dance.
Clean! Wonderful performance
That was all kinds of awesome.
That drummer tho. Ahhhhhhhhhhhh!
ah! le son de la fender une merveille ,interpretation du meme niveau que les shadows ,magnifac ,,
The fender jazzmaster, a very under rated guitar.
Somone needs to be frantically spinning plates in the background
While riding unicycles of course!
So true, Love it!
Hey, another old geezer that grew up on the Ed Sullivan show! Them dang plate guys! With fluffy shirts! Every Sunday night! And Topo Gigo the Little Italian Mouse: "Haloo Edeeee". And that guy with a head in a box: "S'awright?" "S'awright."
From Ed Sullivan Show!
@@ergbudster3333 That was Senor Wencas
Pure music. Love it!
Fantastic . Sabre dance with electric guitar ..
ruclips.net/video/7DeWf3u9wng/видео.html. Hope you like this it's my favourite. Dave Edmunds with Love Sculpture did it way back in the 70s, also tremendous.
Exactly the kind of thing I like, the mixing of musical genres.
A classical piece I am very familiar with, done excellently by 50s/60s group I've never heard but will now explore.
Thank you!
uuufff! Esta melodía no la conocía, pero me ha gustado mucho , GRACIAS INTERNET, Estoy muy feliz de escuchar este sonido exquisito, ¿ habla otras canciones instrumentales de esa época ?--CONSERVEN LO CLÁSICOS-------GRACIAS les doy desde COLOMBIA
Very nice music ❤️
"a band called the Jokers they were laying it down. Couldn't get enough of that funky sound...Rock and Roll hoochie koo, lady mama light my fuse"
And now I completely understand how Belgium produced the band Gnome😊
conjunto brillante poco difundido aca en chile .....su primer guitarrista es un eximio....saludos felicitaciones........
As a guitarist I find this fascinating. This is clearly showing you what the vibrato on Fender guitars was intended to be used for: vibrato instead of bending. Bending does not seem to be a 'thing' in this style of music/era presumably because the strings were heavy as hell. Its amazing to see how things 'evolved'. I don't feel the fender trem/vibrato has any real purpose in the 'modern' age and its almost like its become a sort of residual limb long forgotten by evolution. So cool!!!
wozzlepop thank god hendrix didn’t think like you.
wanda James amen
They weren't called tremolos for nothing. Now you can get a perfect even tremolo with a pedal, so why use that bar for it:?
And yeah, I also think the strings back then must have been really heavy. Look at jazz guitar. Note bending is a huge part of jazz style, but the famous jazz guitarists active in the bebop era weren't bending strings. It had to just not be very easy. And the style kind of stuck.
You can do more than just vibrato; you can use them to imitate steel guitar too - drop down half a step before you hit the chord and pull up
after you hit the strings. Works well with double stops on some harmonic intervals too. I've made it a point to collect guitars with different
types of tremolo systems; Bigsby, Maestro, Jazzmaster-style, Strat-style and a Danelectro - I love em' all. No use for a Floyd Rose, though.
I use mine all the time, and I play other stuff besides surf music. Use it with some heavy reverb/delay and slow, subtle vibrato for a chorus effect,
fingerpick arpeggios while you use your palm to move the arm, and your vibrato is synchronized to your tempo.
Sounds cool. I used to have a guitar with a tremolo, but never thought to do any of that stuff with it.
I am of this age, the last bong just hit me, Bong arrow right, okay Gong. Another great band .
Anyone else find this incredibly amusing?
Super, estos señores si eran músicos de verdad 💕
Muito bom ... Como é gratificante apreciar bons Músicos ! Ainda mais hoje em dia ... ❤️
This drummer is off the chain.
An excellent surf instrumental....
Incrível a abilidade desses músicos que inspiraram outros músicos 🎶🎵🎼🎤💤👍
And they did it WITHOUT amps!!!! Magic!!!
...master class
Fantastic there wonderfully exceptional
Music composed by: Aram Khachatourian, great Armenian Composer who also composed and wrote the Spartacus Ballet and the Gayane's Ballet. Go check those out and the original of this song which is the "Sabre Dance" he has a lot of other great pieces that you may enjoy.
Arno Stephanian "...great Armenian Composer who also composed and wrote the Spartacus Ballet and the Gayane's Ballet."
The Sabre Dance is FROM Gayane, from the wedding scene.
He was not an Armenian, but a Soviet composer. He received his education in Moscow at the Gnesin Musical College.
Oigen Nebul -- He was born in Tiflis, Russian Empire (now Tbilisi, Georgia) in 1903, before the existence of the Soviet Union, and he didn't move to Moscow until 1923. When asked about a visit to the Vatican, he responded: "I'm an atheist, but I'm a son of the Armenian people, who were the first to officially adopt Christianity, and thus visiting the Vatican was my duty." Among his major works was the Anthem of the Armenian SSR, written in 1944. He self-identified as a "Soviet Armenian," and he was born to Armenian parents, so your "He was not Armenian" statement is obvious disinformation.
That's partially true regarding the education, but it's enough to listen to anything he's written to immediately recognize the Armenian origin in it. Take the 3rd part of his violin concert, for example.
Oh his cello rhapsody is an absolute blast to listen to. So weird and dark yet the most beautiful nectar shit comes out of all of this glue of horror. It makes you feel more powerful and irrelevantly small at the same time as nothing else. Also quite fun to play or at least trying to do so.. i do recommend it!
If your Jazzmaster doesn’t sound like this it isn’t the good kind.
It's an jaguar
mussefele Both guitars in this vid are Jazzmasters. Jaguars have chrome plates replacing the switch/knob portions of the pickguard and smaller pickups (as well as 22 frets because they are a shorter scale, 24” like a Mustang versus the 25.5” of the Jazzmaster, Strat and Tele).
Lol
It's the reverb
@Worcestershire Sauce Even though they didn't make the Squier bullet until 1999, and this was recorded in 1965, so you're only 34 years off, sauce.........
Great instrumental band love there stuff some of there old videos were brilliant keep.rockin cheers Dan
Incredibly cool surf rock from Belgium; yet another gem discovered on RUclips!
Me gusta el estilo de estos músicos. Saludos.
...OK this is just too cool!
Those notes!
Dude that was awesome!
Dig the crazy swivel hips on the rhythm guitarist to the left of the drummer. Also, the light-handed drummer does just what the song requires, and no more. No overplaying or showboating with unnecessary fills, etc.
almost sounds like some kind of proto-punk rock/surf rock. very interesting.
That's what it is. No wonder that's what it "almost sounds like"
Yea
***"Yeah Baby!! Grooving it right on station K.B.O.P. tOnight with the "Jokkers"!! Swing it!
Viva the Jokers !!
Just reminds me that the way a whammy bar was used in the early '60s is a lot different that the dive bomber technique later popularized in the '80s. Course, the tremolo type used then had a lot to do with it how it was used.
Music for Troy Tempest and the Stingray crew. Just love this sort of stuff. Watch these cats GO! Let rip Mr Drums... Kills me everytime I watch.
This was amazing.
This is a part of the time! Absolutely great!