Snarky Puppy - Lingus (We Like It Here)
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- Опубликовано: 30 мар 2014
- Snarky Puppy - Lingus
From the live DVD "We Like It Here"
Streaming: radi.al/SnarkyWLIHspotify
Digital/Physical: store.groundupmusic.net/colle...
Recorded and filmed live (free of overdubs) from October 7-10 at Kytopia Studios in Utrecht, the Netherlands, for GroundUP Music. For more information and upcoming tour dates, please visit groundup.ropeadope.com or www.snarkypuppy.com.
Written, arranged, and produced by Michael League.
Personnel:
Michael League - bass
Shaun Martin - keyboards
Bill Laurance - keyboards
Cory Henry - keyboards (solo)
Justin Stanton - Fender Rhodes
Mark Lettieri - guitar
Bob Lanzetti - guitar
Chris McQueen - guitar
Nate Werth - percussion
Larnell Lewis - drums
Mike Maher - trumpet (solo)
Chris Bullock - sax (solo)
Bob Reynolds - sax
Jay Jennings - trumpet
Engineered by Eric Hartman, Roy Van Rosendaal, Mike Harrison, & Colin Benders.
Filmed by Andy LaViolette, Brad Holt, Emily Schwarting, Joseph Lafond, and Christi LaViolette.
Mixed by Eric Hartman in Dallas, Texas.
Mastered by Scott Hull at Masterdisk New York, NY. 
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lets take a moment to respect the mixing engineer
Is this a newer way of playing out in places with bad acoustics? It's interesting to know that everyone is hearing the same sound dynamics live.. but there's still nothing like a well set sound stage to me!
But yes, big up to the mixer!
The mixing engineer Eric Hartman sadly passed away in 2015. He has my respect and admiration for all this amazing music he helped give the world!
@@asmunddahlin1603 that's a shame to hear.... World class engineering.
@@efini_fc4276 its not so much a concert as more of a live recording session, all the instruments have to be away from each other so the mics pick it all up clearly
@@Xraftco no I get the reasons for placements. I think that's the word though.. It is a live recording session that you can sit in on. Simple and great idea! IDK just never really seen an audience experience like this.
Probably don't get out enough 😔
"I paid for the whole synthesizer, I'm gonna USE the whole synthesizer."
:DDD gold
This is the best comment
Except that he prolly got it for free
Kev G actually probably not. It’s rare for people in bands like these to get sponsor brands to the exstent that the gear is free. Maybe 20-30% off at most
😂RIGHT!
Who's here in 2024 😊
Still getting goosebumps listening to it on surround sound
Yep, I have to watch this every couple of months just to believe what I heard.
Does it matter when we are listening to it?
yeeee
At least three times a week
after 20 years of being a musician, i can finally proudly say i'm good enough to have been an audience member there.
Big Facts about that. I've been a drummer and a keyboardist all my life since 10 years old, I'll be 50 and I Have played some great music in my life but not like these guys. I'm proud to be a listener to this masterpiece. Surround sound just makes it even Better. Woooo
I'm almost good enough to watch the video
That's a flex
And after 20yrs of music theory I think I understand what three of the band members were doing. (I think )
I’m so envious looking at everyone in the audience here! What a moment
It feels wrong to be able to listen to this for free.
I swear!
So then buy the DVD!
Jacob Collier GRAMMYS ruclips.net/video/07nP7xzdqPY/видео.html
u r not. 24.031.371 visualizations.
facts
The central nervous system of the octopus is structured so that each limb, quite literally, has a mind of its own. I must say, that octopus on the drums is doing an excellent human impression.
@dlein93
LOVE IT!
Nbhbbg lo
The real octopus is Danny Carey tho
This was the most informative joke i have ever heard my hats off to you sir
Larnell Lewis. He is incredible. He said himself that he learned this album on the planeride to go record it.
The drummer, the drummer, THE Drummer, THE DRUMMEEEEER!!!!
Larnell Lewis. He literally learned this song from sheet music on the plane ride over. I cannot properly state just how good he is at the drums.
@@LaserTurtle "He literally learned this song from sheet music on the plane ride over." Wait. That's insane.
I can't believe this masterpiece is almost a decade old, such an amazing performance and jam!
I didn't expect to see you here, such a warm surprise :D
Also, SAME THIS PIECE ROCKS
W merk for enjoying this music
@@ardaerdogan690 SAME so funny
IKR THIS SHIT IS FUCKING AMAZING
I come here every so often to get my weekly dose of lingus.
I almost forgot to watch this today
this hour*
🤣🤣
Shucks, I’m so embarrassed for you
hahah right?!
You can make a religion out of this
The drummer is at the correct gig
You got our favourite comment on this video bro.
Larnell!
HAHAH
@jajajah86 uhh can you explain for me please :)
GOD I laughed so hard at your comment!
No matter how many times I watch this performance, it always leaves me motivated to sell my instruments and give an office job a decent try.
That’s what I did and now I’m at peace with myself. I also have money now. Which is nice..
@@Inspectorjim LOL
Why? This song makes me wanna be as good as these people and put more practice in
Lol
@@yourweirdplant exactly
I'm still upset for having heard this song, because I can never hear it for the first time again. What an absolute masterpiece.
I can understand that for so many songs but not this one… I probably heard it more than a 1000 times the last year and half and it NEVER goes old or boring, specially the first hundreds there’s always something new your ear picks up each time!
Truth!!
@@PurePT i agree, with this one it isn't about hearing it for the first time
Just did and holy shit you're not wrong.
That keyboard solo turned into it's own song at one point....
You will have the SAME reaction every time you listen to it. I guarantee it.
maybe if i keep practicing a more few years... i'd be able to say oh damn at the right places in that solo
Just close your eyes and enjoy... that'll do the trick.
@@tonyzed6831 True enough. But there are SO many 'oh, damn' moments. Did someone ask, why jazz? Cuz it is live and you NEVER know what you are going to get. Sometimes it is otherworldly great and you can count that there WILL ALWAYS be more!
@@rkress9349 jazz is like a box of chocolates...
@@rkress9349 yeah!!
I started reading that all serious XD XD
I don't care what you think but the drummer is the real mvp here. He never let off the beat and was on it 100% of the time.
yes someone else agrees
Larnell Lewis
what about the other percussionists
Totally agreed. Larnell Lewis takes Snarky to a new dimension. I haven't seen them live with him on drums yet. Someday I'm sure. That said I love how this is a collective of talented musicians which allows them to tour a TON. All their drums are rock solid
I mean it would be impressive if they weren't on a click
A yearly reminder that larnel lewis learned all the songs on his 7 hours flight to the studio
Really?
@@wohleyfabz1312yup, this was the first time he had played any of the songs with the rest of the band. they had no idea how he was going to play them, and he had never heard it played. it’s unreal
@@wohleyfabz1312 - Yep... there are a few videos of him on RUclips recorded after this where he is 'put to the test'. It is some crazy incredible skill he has.... search for "Larnell Lewis Hears A Song Once And Plays It Perfectly" - it is freaky.
jesus christ
@@KC426859
@@KC426859Because that’s how jazz works. You only read the form and it’s about improvisation. It is meant to give musicians the opportunity to play with people they don’t know.
Of course you don’t have to be super good. It just happens all the musicians here are top tier and this master piece was the consequence.
Who is on their 100+ viewing of this video? ❤
Eu🇧🇷🇧🇷
This and “What about me “ has me in a chokehold
I think the drummer matches cory in talent, in that he played such a complex, tasty and fast drum part so flawlessly. He was the bedrock of this whole thing and a fuckin groove machine
He got asked to do the gig 2 days before. Yeah, he’s that good
Hi! Do you know ABC band? Have you heard their amazing version of Giant Steps? :)
ruclips.net/video/3QaQZesK6j8/видео.html
@@Jackthestripper That is actually insane I didn't know that
Luke .Stagg so true. He’s my fav
Imagine the sheet music for this
Here for my daily watch of this
2-3 times a week at least
@@souofelipe94 yeah , at least!
Back
Same here this is my 9th in a row now
Have you watched the Jacob collier and Daniel ceaser live performance today too?
Larnell and Cory locked in on the solo is just the most intense musical passage I think ever recorded
After 10 years, I am ready to tell my Lingus story. It was a normal day. I was in my car on my way to work. A friend posted it in a Gmail group (still a thing back there) with a caption: I don't know will you like it, I do. And then those first couple of notes. And then Larnell. And then the first break. I stopped the car because I wasn't in the condition to drive any more. Sat in my car, on a side of the road, in a city center, in my suit and tie, listening this masterpiece to the max with tears running down my face. I still remember the look on a random guy's face when he saw me, must had so much questions. I always had a very emotional reaction to music, but this one just murders me every f..n time. I heard them live couple of years ago, and I though I closed the circle. But now I realize that this is probably the most important song in my life. Love you guys, you made my life more beautiful.
awesome story dude. i'm so glad i found this song when it came out, i always come back to it! one of the most impressive things i ever laid my young eyes on
it makes you wonder how humans can create such masterpieces
❤❤❤❤❤
I wish I understood what was happening enough to have that strong a reaction to it
Incredible solo, but drummer not of this earth.
Larnell Lewis--last minute replacement, and I believe he arrived the day of recording (or maybe the day before) and learned everything on the spot.
@@henderthing Pretty sure he had to learn the whole set on the plane ride there!! He talks about it on the video he did with Drumeo
Honestly
You will find him squarely and truly in THE POCKET! Unreal playing.
Oh yeah, he’s straight death on this track. KILLED it. And the fact that he was a last minute replacement is just unreal.
Larnell Lewis is one of the greatest drummers of all time.
When it comes to technicality he's quite possibly the greatest to ever do it, the fact that he learned the entire set for this show on an 18 hour time budget, including an 8 hour flight in the middle is just insane, he is up there with the absolute best ever.
@@ehsbe1056 Can you share the interview/source, would love to watch or read it. Eating up everything I can on L. Lewis. =)
@@ElloBoppit somebody in the comments linked this video where he talks about that ruclips.net/video/vIW72VXMPHo/видео.html&ab_channel=Drumeo
@@ehsbe1056 18 HOURS??? I didnt know that holy fuck
@@ehsbe1056 no way
it’s like each musician was plucked somewhere from the top of their respective field’s and placed in this band. just a whole room full of masters.
I’m pretty sure that’s exactly what it is
The idea of Cory Henry and Larnell Lewis being in the same room, yet alone on the same track still blows my mind, almost 10 years later
Started at UNT
Imagine if the jazz greats a hundred years ago were around to witness this. It would be hard to comprehend. Unbeliveable skill and raw talent. This is a beautiful evolution and pushing the boundaries of modern music!
As 70+, and a musician, singer, Songwriter, Composer and producer, I really appreciate what you said. I do so on SOOO many levels. From Duke, Count and Benny, to Bird, Dizzy, Coltrane or Tatum, they would appreciated this video magic!
legend@@MoBuc001
Cory’s face after his solo is the face of knowing you just took one of the best keyboard solos in history.
agreed
Yep, and I was one of those lucky few to witness it live! Still grateful they came to Netherlands...
@@AlainNLDB Awesome! Which one are you?
Jacob Collier GRAMMYS ruclips.net/video/07nP7xzdqPY/видео.html
@@stevenpam You can see me at 10:26-10:30, the guy in the middle with light shirt and khaki pants 😃
Everyone loves the keys solo but are we gonna talk about Larnell? The man is a machine.
ruclips.net/video/SvVld96DnbY/видео.html
@@silvereminence it’s not funny when someone promotes his channel this way. Please, stop
Larnell is not a machine! he's a natural wizard/shaman of rhythm and vibration!!! ;) xxx
Close to genius for me ;)
A Groove machine
Not a musician, no earthly idea what the pianist was doing in that solo, not really a fan of jazz even, but the virtuosity on display literally brought me to tears
The way I check my progress in music theory is constantly coming back to this song every month and seeing how much I understand the solo on the theory side of it... I'm still on the chord section 🥲
Yooooo SAME!!!!!
I'm still on the first chord looool
well I understand nothing of music theory but I like so much this song hahahah, so thank you for the ideia lol
“Jazz is not dead, it just smells funny”
"Frank Zappa" quote! And if you like complex rhythms and superb musicians (and music) you can't go wrong with FZ! :-)
Or you could say it smells a little "funky"
@@BarbershopTenor Live at the Roxy I think
YEEEES
you could say "stanky"
I swear I burn 50 calories every time I listen to Cory’s solo
schuyler Drose lmao, it’s an experience, for sure!
@Tom Myers ok
@Tom Myers Yes I do you F***** ******.
HAHAHAHAHAH
Haha me too that's such a comment bro, i'm on a diet to this song.. much love from Belgica peaceeee
When Cory and the horn section goes at it and Cory singlehandedly matches their energy. Im with it!
"I'll take you ALL on!!!!!" Energy. 😂😂😂
The synth solo, and the drums, they're great, but *man* are those trumpets crystal clear. That saxophone solo? The guitar lead? The bass?
The entire band is legendary in the way they play this song
Kudos to the sound engineers ❤️💯
@@wohleyfabz1312yup. Each and every person involved in this production absolutely nailed their job
The saxophone solo is the only thing about this tune that I don’t like. Funny…
*Cory soloing*
Larnell: dont mind me, im just here losing all the liquid of my body
Haha
Nice profile picture :P
🤣🤣🤣
Luckily he has the juice, and receives the Sauce intravenously, so he doesn't need water
his sweat is sweating from his time keep skills
The true hero of the video is the solid keyboard stand
jbudlives
🤣
I know I was like that thing is holding strong!
lolololol
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Cory Henry is the name
Who's listening to this in 2024 ?
👇🏻
The best keyboard player of the world
I just discovered them on Pandora. And I'm like... how come I never heard of these guys before???
You live under a rock maybe
@@lornabirch7097 Must be... I have listened to a lot of other music similar to this for decades, but for some reason I never came across these guys until recently. 🥰
Trumpet player and percussionist here… just holy shit, been listening to this for years but still
We still love it here in 2024❤
Sometimes I wish I was an innocent musician listening to this piece for the first time all over again...
That's me. Not so innocent, I guess. But appreciative. Shades of Chick Corea and Weckl in the keyboard section. AMAZING!
My virgin ears are here
This was my first time really paying attention to it and... wow. This stuff slaps.
Oh my god god, imagine
I can't imagine what it would be like being a new musician listening to this.
That drummer worked so damn hard the entire song
He learned the music on the flight to the performance and improvised everything. Dude's a friggin genius.
Larnell was the star of the song, Cory had a great solo but Larnell was in the groove the whole time and was absolutely perfect.
Larnell Lewis and Nate Worth (percussion) are the dream team!
I love how you can literally see sweat flying off of him by the end of this
Legends be legends
Everyone is AMAZING but the drummers independence is seriously insane. People don't know how hard it is to do what he did on this track.
Drummer is so perfect on timing it's amazing. love the brass section too. The synth is cool sorta sounds like an early 90s video game.
Jesus, I think the drummer is actively doing long division on the fly to keep up with the time sigs.
Thank youuuuu
What do you mean by this?
Can it not just be counted or better yet felt?
@@camtheman3x6 Most music is divisible by 4, most of this song is in 5 which gives it an unusual feel. 5 is not too bad to play when it's fast as it's usually divided by 3+2 or 2+3. When 5 is done slow like in the main groove, that divisibility goes away making it harder to feel exactly where you are. Larnell not only makes it sound easy, he's also placing hits to help keep the feel for the performers making 5 feel natural for them and for us. There's also a lot of hyper measures where it may be written in 5, but played in 4 to create different layers.
I've got through a lot of music theory and analysis and I just sit back for the ride when I listen to this!
@@Klutz20082008 Hi there, I'm a 15 year old pianist. Ive been playing since i was 13, ive started learning how to do jazz music etc just recently. Is there any tips or tricks you can share for sight reading? the every green bus goes fast method is boring instead i use numbers like 5 the line on treble clef is f etc but that doesnt help fpr being fast and reading music quickly. Also whats the beats/rhytm? i can abide by the feel but i can't grasp it in sheet music without listening to it. If you could tell me of any free resources etc i'd be so grateful. My email is prof.doc2@yahoo.com
@@michaelchareka1175 Honestly my response is just like most musicians in the world, it's practice. If you are in a spot where you can't play, make some flashcards of notes to help learn note names. If you're learning on piano, also include chords. Eventually (1-2 years where you are now) it becomes more about identifying the shapes of the notes on the page and not reading each note. Once your music theory develops (there's some good resources for this through a search engine) you'll have an idea where music should be going and that applied with the shape of the chord on the page gives you an idea of what should be played. Once you are at that level, you can then take in a wider view of the page and read ahead while you're playing. Only at this point can you sight read confidently. It's a skill that takes a long time to develop.
That wasn't a solo.. That was a message from the Holy Spirit...
Word, totally agree
Amen
You can tell when his eyes connect🙌🏾
It was dirty anyway.
am I alive?! This can´t be real. Damn I got goosebumbs from the first note.
honestly, this may be the greatest piece of music ever recorded.
Cory Henry initially a Hammond organist, but mastered synth soloing (quite different discipline) to perfection. He's definitely has superpower.
It really isn't that different from his organ stuff
Lord, forgive me for my synths
Look really funny
Shelby67Hllyh lol this is super punny...
Shelby67Hllyh Nice wordplay!
+Shelby67Hllyh Honestly I might consider getting this tattoo'ed on me
+obfuscation Don't get mad at me when you regret it the next day haha
lets take a moment to remember the fact that Larnell Lewis learned this masterpiece on plane while going there.
Dedication
Now that was cool!!!!!
Wait... what?
i already took 4 moments for that from 4 older comments that said the same exact thing
Does anybody else get that lump in the throats and your goosebumps get goosebumps when you witness pure talent like this.....
Literally watching for my 3000th time and still makes me emotional. This was a special recording.
100% my feeling
Not really....heart almost bursts tho
Today I listened to Snarky Puppy for the first time. The keyboardist just won his soul back from the devil and the devil offered him his own. Thanks to the drummer for bringing this beautiful insanity together while mixing in reams of his own. No superlative is going to do justice. The talent of the ensemble is elevated by their love for it and for each other's jam.
Cory Henry: _plays mind boggling solo_
Sean Martin: "ight imma head out"
Honestly, I think he left to avoid shouting in ecstasy at what he was hearing.
I love how at the end they hug each other like sportsmen who just set world record...
At around 9:25, the best part of the whole video is when Martin slowly shakes his head no, realizing he has just witnessed something not earthly. He was in pure admiration mode.
@@DrDaveVa61 Agreed! His appreciation for his bandmates is my one of my favourite parts of this band
He looks like he was thinking about quitting playing the keyboard...
Glad he didn't do that...
I feel like we are only 25 musicians who have each listened to this 1 million times
Wait! But what about us “would be musicians”?!?!
We're 25 now
Yeah I might have recommended to a few friends.. 😳😳
Maybe I'm the fourth
Soon it's gonna be 26, I just found this masterpiece lol
Larnell once said in an interview, that he hung onto dear life during that solo, and me also being a drummer, this is one of the best feelings: you sort of have the role of guiding the whole band and energy to match the solo and god forbid to not fuck up big enough to destroy solos like that. so basically your not in the spotlight but you drive everything behind it and man, did he do a great job there.
My kid was twelve when this was released, and I was listening to it in awe then. Now they’re a manager in their firm and have just put down a mortgage on a house. Grow old with me people. Let’s grow old and listen to Snarky P.
Nice story. Congratulations. Glory to God ❤
That moment when you start playing fire backup chords for your own fire solo.
after that he started playing along with his right hand but an octave lower. Incredible skill, never seen before.
@@daanclaes3335 Oscar Peterson used to do this all the time but still, anazing
@@daanclaes3335 pretty cool, pretty sure George duke did that all the time with Zappa, not to diminish this guy cause he's on fire here. I just always loved when duke did that
lol I have always loved this 9:30 spot and Shaun's reaction.
The more i learn about playing piano and music theory, the less i understand how this solo was possible
What the fuck is theory anymore? How does studying music theory lead to this?
@@demonspecialist67 music theory alone dont do anything !
I’ve been dying to meet someone who can intelligibly explain what to practice (scales, modes, harmonies, etc) in order to get to that point. I feel like cats at that level are just so in love with practice that some of them just develop this unexplainable talent.
Dude that's so true. Everything he's doing is so harmonically advanced
@@demonspecialist67 uh time signatures, octaves and so much more wtf you talking about? yeah you could do that without theory but understanding theory makes playing a piece like this was easier than if you dont know
This kind of music is not for everybody. I can say people who can enjoy this is a true musician. This is beyond..
I just love how the second keyboarder (no offense, I have no better term off the top of my head; he's an insanely good musician too) is in constant disbelief at what his bandmember to his left is pulling off. Insane performance overall. Holy sh*t
Agreed! That is actually Shaun Martin. Check out his album "Five Summers." It's on RUclips. Try the track "Yellow Jacket" for starters...
Korg has never been happier
They sold a lot of King Korg's because of this. I bought mine back in late 2015 because of it.
@@snuppssynthchannel: same
I know you're talking about the keyboard, but also, this crossover comes to mind:
"Hey man. I'm Cory. This is my friend Mike. We're gonna have a jam sesh. Wanna come? :)"
@@ShovelChef didn't print enough pamphlets.
Sure got em tickled.
Band: Hey Cory, which Key are you playing your solo?
Cory: Yes
Juan Mora Cory : all of them
😂😂😂❤
This makes me LOL!
YES! hahaha
all of them, for sure !
Cory's solo so good, all my lost left socks, and tupperware lids came back to see what I was listening to
The solo and the drummer and everything are awesome, but my favorite part is that turnaround at 2:48. Just always makes me smile
agreed, that horn hit on the and of 2 gets me every time
The entire section from 2:30 to 3:06 is 🔥
Absolutely insane that Larnell Lewis learned/composed the drum parts for this entire recording ON THE FLIGHT over to the Netherlands. No doubt Cory Henry is the star of the show in this song, but the idea that Larnell just walked off the plane, walked into the studio and went this hard on the drums is just mind-bending.
Well that's just jazz. The only thing he knows is what the form of the song is and what the melodies are. Nobody knew how long Cory's solo would be.
They both steal the show.
@@aqualili Speaking as a jazz musician, this is more like a big band chart than a combo chart, even though (as far as I know) there was no written music. There are many hits throughout the song that Larnell had to nail to make such an exceptional performance. For example, the horn stabs during the trading four solo section that he didn’t miss a beat on. Having been around this music a lot… I don’t know many people who could do this like Larnell did. He is a truly exceptional musician.
@@nathanaeldavenport2251 I was personally boggling at the syncopation that he kept up, and *at the right tempo* during Cory's improv. I've played instruments for over fifteen years now, and I found myself looking at my husband and going "I'd be over here going WHERE IS THE BEAT, CORY? and fighting the urge to speed up or slow down to match with him." That part was *chef's kiss*
Hitting the break at 4:18 leads to the look from Larnell Lewis to Michael League at 4:24, which can only be described as a knowing look: "Yes, I hit that weird transition to the ostinato part dead on." That was in the "shit eating grin" class of expressions!
I was there, 8 years ago at this very performance. It was and is still the most magical musical evening in my life….outstanding musicians and very nice guys.
There aren’t enough words available in my vocabulary to explain to you just how jealous of you I am. 😂
How does one meet the criteria to attend such a world altering event
I was there, 74 years ago at this very moon landing. It was and is still the most magical astrological evening in my life... outstanding communications and very nice astronauts.
@@RapidVidsProductions I was coming up with my own ever so witty reply but you destroyed every hope. Except you actually meant 'astronomical'....
Are you in the video background somewhere?
Every time I watch this video, I'm shocked at how fantastic this keyboard player is. There's a gigawatt lightbulb inside his brain, every neuron is connecting and sparking every moment with incredible brightness! I'm in awe!!!
By the way, his name is Cory Henry
How this hasn't hit a 100 million views by now is testament to the trajectory of music. Then...100 years from now, it will be hailed as quite possibly the most legendary musical performance of the 21st century.
#GREATNESS
Probably bc for most average listener this is to intense and not easy to follow. Don’t get me wrong. I’m diggin this since it came out 😉
The rest of the story: The band lost their drummer at the last minute. The band had a few days before the recording to LEARN all the songs - without a drummer !! Larnel Lewis (drummer) flew from the US to Europe and had A FEW HOURS to learn all the songs. I saw the band interviews and I'm still having trouble believing it. Check out the DVD.
Wow!!
YES! This is 100% true. I met Larnell, and he told the whole story; the other guys still talk about how amazing it was. He said it was the most exhausted he's ever been in his life, but it was really rewarding to be a part of. Larnell is one of the most decent and humble people I've ever met. Great dude, unbelievably talented.
Michael Sartori wait so the drummer on this video learned this song the same day as this recording? Or am i misunderstanding this?
@@makkrohero59 Yes. But... not just this song - ALL THE SONGS ! It's hard to believe because they are so tight it sounds like they have been playing the songs for weeks or months. The rest of the band had only a few days to practice before this recording. And notice, no sheet music or lead sheets. It's all by ear. They are all amazing. Buy it - "We like it Here." It's a DVD / CD 2 disc set. It's all the songs of this recording session, and a documentary of the tour and their off hours. Cool guys, and funny too.
Michael Sartori My god that is absolutely crazy. They’re so amazing
Seven things you might have missed during this video:
1. 0:01 - Contrary to popular belief, there is indeed sheet music, but only for the keyboardists to make sure they get that ridiculous rhythm in the intro correct. After that, it's all from memory.
2. 1:12 - There are two guitars playing that melody line. Just listening to the track, it only sounds like one guitar with a little bit of reverb on the right side. Nope, that's Bob Lanzetti and Mark Littieri playing so tightly together and with similar tone that it doesn't sound like two guitars.
3. 1:34 - Michael League signaling to the room that he's about to drop one of the nastiest bass fills ever - and then delivers one of the nastiest bass fills ever.
4. 7:15 - Shaun Martin realizing that he just needs to get out of the way of the freight train that is Cory Henry's solo. When Cory breaks into the two-handed unison lines, Shaun just says, "I'mma go back here and just watch."
5. 7:22 - The guys in the control room dancing and clapping during Cory's solo. This whole album was cut over four days with two sessions apiece, and I've seen a couple of Cory's other solos. This one was I think the fifth take, and the others don't compare; even the techies in the booth knew that this solo was otherworldly.
6. 7:28 - Shaun Martin gives one of those sideways "get outta here" waves as he sits with the audience. If you want a good laugh, just sit and watch his facial expressions during the entire solo, including the fill solos after the main one. Shaun is continually amazed by what Cory is playing.
7. 8:59 - Proving he's one of the baddest drummers on the planet, Larnell Lewis has to adjust his headphones and doesn't miss a thing. Minus one hand for a second and no one can tell.
Maybe you caught all those nuances on the first or second watch, but I've seen this video probably two dozen times and I pick up on something new every time I watch it. And, yes, as an old guy who is more emotional than I used to be, Cory's solo still makes me tear up. Friggin' amazing.
I'm crying for Cory's solo too!
@Bodmerocity Agreed . Fans and amateur musicians can tell it's an incredible solo, but I know the keyboard player to his right KNOWS exactly how good it really is and I love his reactions!
This is great, thank you
thx for saying everything my band teacher said lol
*8:58
I think I've watched this performance a thousand times, and I look forward to watching it ten-thousand times more!
The line Cory plays during the clave before going back in is unbelievably tasty
A Lingus a day keeps the doctor away.
Yes
True
PHRASING!
😂😂
Facts
Ya know jazz is the only music where the musicians are having more fun than the audience
I dunno I'm having the time of my life watching this
Yeah I'm having a blast
incorrect; music is the only music where the musicians are having more fun than the audience.
Nah, there's also marching band
@@jockoscott1577 true true
I've watched this at least 40 times over the past decade and it never fails me to bring tears to my eyes. The musicianship, passion, power, technicality, all the fucking COLORS. What a madhouse performance by everyone.
All time favourite keyboard solo of all time, BAR NONE
Of course the players are fantastic, but man, we’ve gotta give credit to the sound crew. Incredible sound. They’ve kept the feeling of a live gig with the quality of a studio.
100% - this is world-class mastering and production. Kudos to the crew and great to see them rooting/enjoying Cory's otherworldly solo at 7:22 :)
As a recording engineer myself, when you are working with good musicians, it makes your job a lot easier, and it is just a joy to work a project.
my first thought too. The mastering is probably the best I've ever heard on a RUclips video.
@@RC.13 To be fair, it isn't just a live session for a typical RUclips video. This was the recording session for the album, all cut live, so there was a more complete mixing and mastering work done afterwards so it is a properly mixed/master record placed over the video
100% agree
Hi, today was the first day I’ve ever listened to this. Where do I put my credit card info? I feel like I owe someone money.
😆
Just listened to this now. When this guy started unison soloing with both hands I about lost it. Drummer and horn section are the tightest I think I’ve ever heard, honestly.
Links in the description to purchase the album if you want
@@CurtisL8.3066 yeah that's Cory Henry on the keys and if he didn't steal the show... wow!
hi, revisiting. Where are ppl getting this recommending this?
This is just… the best video there is on RUclips. Period. The fact tat this happened at some point in the world, and was recorded and filmed, is a sufficent reason to keep going with mankind.
cuz if we as a species can go 'there', there's no telling what's next and how much better it could be. (Pretty much feels like that's the case anyway these days) Great to be alive!
Annnnd I just saw it live yesterday. Incredible
This shit makes me emotional, man. What a moment in musical history.
I want someone who looks at me the way Shaun Martin looked at that keyboard solo.
Yes, with incredulity and envy.
You want someone to look at you with utter disbelief and the existential angst of sudden impostor syndrome?
I'm positive Corey is from another planet.
When he fingers a girl she dies
Greatest comment on youtube
best comment ever.
GilPaulTO Isn't exactly an original comment
Yup
The face they make when Cory starts going berserk on the keyboard is just the best !
Cory and Larnell some of the greatest musicians alive
Lets all take a moment to appreciate the horns. Everything they play is literally perfection on another level, and they are constantly playing fast runs and licks, never missing a note
One of my favorite horn riffs of all time on the outro
Tightest horns ever.
without reading too
@@wasabichickenwing5547 Yeah remembering a melody is doable enough but learning about 1000 licks just for that song is just insane
They are absolutely amazing!
This has to be one of the greatest moments in music history. PERIOD.
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When people ask me what I want as a super power, I would say time travel, to be able to attend this song live in the audience. Holy crap this is insane, Larnell Lewis is an absolute boss amongst all those genius
CORY AND LARNELL ARE FROM ANOTHER PLANET!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Dude that drummer is insane. I’ve been playing my whole life (32 years) and I can’t begin to comprehend what he’s doing sometimes. Polyrhythms and weird time signatures. Syncopated beats galore. Just insane.,
He is an absolute monster. Check out the Ziljan showcase videos where they bring in a lot of drummers to do really interesting work. A number of the folks who work with Snarky Puppy are in the 'house band' there. They have an episode with Larnell (the drummer here) and it's pretty insane. But a lot of the others are as well.
@@deanroddey2881 I second this....
He's definitely one of a kind.
He was called on last min and learned the entire thing on his flight 🤯
I can do a lot of polyrhythms thanks to Tool, but my dad is a syncopation king
Listened to this today for the first time and I am in tears. I'm 65, been loving jazz for close to 50 years and I am finally as excited as I was as a 17-year-old.
What boundless joy !!! ...and the drummer is a force of nature. Jazz has evolved so much and this will never stop !
Same here ... just 10 years younger, but same feelings ...
65 and slack-jawed here as well. These are not mortal humans.
43 years younger here, snarky puppy just opened up a new style of music for me. The only similar band that i knew of was the pet metheny band. Any suggestions for someone just getting into jazz-fusion
I can't wait to be your age and say the same thing :)
Hey Harare do you play any instruments/ did you when you were young?
The way Cory serenades us in those majestic chords on top of the beat is like getting high🤯
Every SINGLE HUMAN BEING living on this Planet EARTH deserves to hear THIS WORK OF ART. This is the definition of using the talents that the Almighty God has given you 😭😭❤❤❤.
I assure you, nobody gave them anything. They worked for it and they worked hard.
@@baronvonsatan 🤨and then??
Drums just boosted dude on keys to a new dimension
Truth....Larnell a titan.....
its like they are lifting each other every beat
@@ricardoleija4117 Truth....
And to think, per the documentary, he just got on board 3 days prior to the recording session. 🤯
I can't believe this existed for 6 years without me knowing about it.
Same Bro
Came here today for the first time. Thanks to Charles Cornell’s respect of Johnny Costa on Mister Roger’s Neighborhood. Look at Fred Rogers posthumously still sowing compounding good out into the world!
I listened to this 2 months ago for the first time. Haven't stopped since, this is like a daily listen now
welcome to the party
Right there with you buddy. I may have to have this video on repeat for the next 10 years or so
Anyone else come back to this video weekly? Just me? Probably not.
These audience members had best moment of their life
The keyboard solo was majestic, but I'm still trying to figure out how a human being could play the drums like that
With a 7.5 hour flight to learn his full set 😭 Unreal
Larnell is just one of many stratospheric drummers. They are something to behold, truly magic.
if you slow the video down and look closely you'll realise he actually has another set of arms
Simple. He's not human. He's a God.
Agreed.
Props to the team who mic'd, mixed and mastered this. No less skilled or talented than the musicians. The mix is absolutely fantastic
Thanks for speaking up. Had to be said!
Eric Hartman was the engineer. He passed shortly after the Sylvia recording.
As a videographer, I would also like to appreciate the video. So many different angles and none of them are intrusive and it looks great.
DAMN RIGHT!
I'd also like to pay tribute to the person that made the coffee during the break. Oh, and don't forget the dude that swept the floor.
Here I am smiling like an idiot watching this video, yet again. The energy in that room must've been amazing.
Zappa would be proud! ❤
Greetings from Germany
You get double the entertainment value by watching Shaun's face go through the roller coaster of emotions watching Cory's solo.
+Josh Jones Right at 5:53 on
+Josh Jones i just love the progression.......
+Josh Jones of his emotions. to the point he just says ' right im outta business you guys dont need me here' and sits with the audience
+Josh Jones 7:24 "I'm out, man"
+Josh Jones 6:06. He's like, "what the hell are you doing? Ohh! That's what you're doing. Nice!"
I’ll never get over Larnell’s and Henry’s talent. If Jazz could kill this is definitely a massacre.
No a GENOCIDE
For real man, all their drummers are world class, i love JT and Sput but holy shit, as a drummer myself, Larnell style and powerful precision tickle my funny so good. What a amazing drummer.
doesnt even sound like jazz
jazz+funk=junk?
I'm so fucking grateful to have been able to listen to this in my life. Managed to feel things i haven't ever felt before, this is just something else entirely
I'm back again. Can't get enough of this song/video. I've introduced it to other folks who are just as amazed as me. And have fallen in love with it. The only sad part is that I can't experience that first time hearing it again.