Stanley Clarke "Wild Dog" 10-12-96 Taste of D.C., Washington,D.C.

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  • Опубликовано: 10 фев 2009
  • One of the best bass players on the planet.
    This one goes out to Steve, whom you can hear calling out for "Wild Dog".
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Комментарии • 7

  • @sirdarell
    @sirdarell 11 лет назад

    Just when i thought i've seen it all now here's this. One of the greatest performances i've ever seen. Seen Stanley 3 or 4 times, wish i was there for this one. Love Stanley Clarke!!!!

  • @bigyouth72
    @bigyouth72 15 лет назад +1

    Very Very nice
    Stanley is my favorite
    bigyouth72

  • @ShangoDC
    @ShangoDC 15 лет назад +2

    I can probably assume youve grown up with Victors playing over the past ten years. He is a tremendously gifted player, the best bassist of his generation. In total, hes not at the playing level of Stanley Clarke. They both have their individual styles, but Stanleys bass playing is much more far reaching and mature. Look up on RUclips SMV Thunder Tour Battles of Bass. I think you will understand that he cant technically play what Clarke can.

  • @76alembic
    @76alembic 15 лет назад

    I am a huge Stanley fan since the early 70,s. He is Stan The Man.I think he was in his Wa wa faze, at this point. Ya his sound was off,but still great.

  • @hubbsllc
    @hubbsllc Год назад

    Calling Stanley a legend doesn't really do the term justice. His command of the instrument is unique, and he's only gotten better.

  • @ShangoDC
    @ShangoDC 15 лет назад

    Im a true Stanley Clarke bass fan, may be his number one. I saw this show, but I didnt like the distortion he was using that day on his bass. His playing was impeccable as always, but his sound was a little off to me.

  • @gazzafunk
    @gazzafunk 11 лет назад

    victor wooten isn't even on the same planet as Stanley Clark. I am a professional bass player and wouldn't watch if victor wooten was playing in my garden!