And then I heard... Snarky Puppy - Lingus (We Like It Here) Reaction!! First Time Hearing
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Secret pleasure: watching people watch Lingus for the first time and rendered speechless! 😂
Absolutely!! Lol Everytime they get to Cory's solo..I'm Like "You're not even ready for what's about to happen to you. "🤣😁
It is one of the best musical performances on youtuber, its amazing
Ya, me too.
My favourite pastime.
Yes yes yes yes yes
Cory Henry is a MONSTER! That solo will be studied for ages. And notice how crisp all the instruments are. Production is top notch.
He even threw a little nod to Chick Corea’s Spain in there. Freaking awesome solo!
And some those other solos he did with this song, especially the one he he did on the organ just by hearing a pitch from the feedback of one the band's speakers. (Yes it was F♯/G♭ in the F Cleft!)
100% one of my favorite musical moments of all time.
I have watched many reactions to that Cory Henry solo, but “I can feel my credit score going up as I watched this” is hands down the best reaction I’ve ever heard 😂😂😂😂
Brother had me dying
"I feel like he's playing with us..."
*sits back with a bag of popcorn*
HAHAHA, RIGHT?! I hit pause to look for someone else to comment on this. I yelled out to him while giggling maniacally, "YOU HAVE NO IDEA!"
LOL “ could hear my credit score going up”, lost it on that dude!!!! If only it were true! Listen to this song hundred times a day.
And ya, damn good group/song
11:01 - Yet another mind is about to blow. :)
15:20 - There it goes! :D
18:25 - Yes, mind has been blown. ^__^
12:09-Yes, you are right!! He is playing with ALL our hearts and minds 😂😂😂
Snarky Puppy is jazz/jazz fusion/rock and funk. They have won four Grammy Awards. Glad you enjoyed this. I always tell people who hear this for the first time that moving forward they will always listen to music and think in terms of pre-Lingus and post-Lingus. This just scratches the surface. Larnell Lewis on drums, Cory Henry on keys, Michael Leauge on bass (he also wrote the song and started Snarky Puppy) are all top tier musicians. One of the best comments I’ve heard is when you said that you could feel your credit score going up while listening to this. Your musical journey is a beautiful thing to see. There’s much more for you to experience. That was 🔥
larnell lewis is nuts. “what about me?” is peak literature in my opinion in terms of drumming
IT kills me that no one *ever* seems to migrate to Shaun Martin's stuff, they *NEED* to.
Don’t forget Mark fucking Lettieri on the guitar!
Dude is a monster !!
I can actually attest to this. I can't remember what made me ask for Jazz music recommendations, but someone recommended Snarky Puppy and since then my love for live instruments went off the charts. Then I had my Zildjian Live era, and I found other electronic-jazz fusion artistes like Birocratic and FKJ, and I've visited some old classics like Quincy Jones, Ron Kenoly, and Lou Rawls ... I would have never imagined that I'd fall in love so much with the oldies too, but here I am, they're masterpieces! (For extra context: I used to be, and still am, a Rock Music and EDM fan)
@@joszsz That’s fantastic. If you haven’t heard any of these artists I suggest you give them a try: Miles Davis, Deodato, Tom Scott & the LA Express, Pat Metheny Group, David Sanborn, The Yellowjackets, Chick Corea, Billy Cobham, Spyrogyra, Dirty Loops. 😊
15:30 "I feel... I could feel my credit score going up as I was listening to that". I have no idea what the hell that meant, but it may be the best description of listening to this song that I've ever heard. I have been chuckling uncontrollably ever since I heard that.
"I guess if you're a musician this has to be one of the best things ever. To get to the top of your game and then be able to share and blend in with people who are also at the top of their game."
HUNDRED MY GUY
🤣 your reaction to this was priceless! There is a female French vocalist who has a video up singing the whole keyboard solo… it will blow your mind.
I’m an old hat. And when miles Davis came out with the “cool” new jazz sound that was the vibe.
This is the new vibe. Modern jazz is exciting. It’s almost a revolution against electronic or “common” music.
This is the new jazz.
This is actually literally the best musicians in the continent doing their thing. Snarky puppy is literally the best band that exists. Talent wise.
They and Tedeschi Trucks Band and Leonid and Friends. ❤
8:00 - I've seen probably 50 *REACTIONS* alone to this song and each time I hear something new as each new person resonates with something different. Because we can't hear it for the first time again we end up going around looking for the joy.
9:20 - And no, we're here for your reaction. You're not pissing us off. If anyone has an issue with it, they can go watch the original however they want.
Again, I told you 😉Everyone in that room belonged there. The Keyboardist is like a servant. Just amazing control. The drummer.. to learn that song on a plane and play it perfectly the next day. crazy. He's done other videos with a first listen and then plays it perfectly (even metal). I would have loved to be in that room.
It’s always good to see someone react to this video for the first time. It’s like every time, I’m like “My child, you’ve made it. Welcome.” And I watch the entire video knowing almost exactly where they’re gonna be mind blown watching them slowly convert into a new fan. Never gets old.
Exactly. Never!
Welcome to the wonderful world of Snarky Puppy! A couple others in the same world would be one "Louis Cole - Live - Bank Account" and his other project Knower. "Overtime (Live Band sesh) - KNOWER"
What it's all about. Bits of classic jazz Chick Corea with Return to Forever and Blood Sweat Tears etc. Great ensemble effort.
I might also suggest some Weather Report, and Mahavishnu Orchestra
See them live. It’s a crazy vibe and atmosphere. Everyone “singing” along, dancing, clapping, I’ve never felt so connected to a band on stage. They are truly incredible performers who make you feel like they’re loving every second and you’re part of it. It’s so much fun.
“I felt my credit score going up” 😂😂 Old boy who was looking at him like he’s a cold dude is Shawn Martin who has won several Grammys himself so that’s saying something. I’d love to watch you explore more songs from this session. Not a disappointing one in the whole set!
Yeah, you wouldn't know it from this song, but Shawn Martin - every musician here - is at the absolute top. Across this whole album, it's such a delight to see them supporting and enjoying each other's music. Shawn was so happy for Corey at the end of this song because they all knew he'd just played one of the greatest jazz solos of all time. There's another clip from the documentary about this album where Shawn tips Larnell Lewis a $20 after a solo just laughing because it was so good. The fact that Larnell learned these songs on the plane by listening to the ban rehearse with a click track and then walked directly from the airport into the studio and played this is so mind bogglingly epic.
Fun story about Shawn. SP did a show in Syracuse, NY a few years ago. It was mind-blowing, hands down the best group of musicians I have ever seen. This was my first time seeing them as well after becoming a fan a few years prior. They are nuts, nuff said. After the show I was walking back to the car, and I ran into Shawn around the block smoking a cigarette, hanging out. He was the nicest dude, super chill and seemed like he didn't mind chatting with us at all. I told him it was the best show I had ever seen, and that he shredded the Sleeper solo better than the recording, which he did. I was still in high school, and he told me that they were going down to Funk 'n Waffles (waffle restaurant/music venue, one of the city's gems) to jam and hang out. I told him I had a final the next day so I had to go cram for it, and he wished me good luck and shook my hand. I did well on the final and I think his luck helped some because I wasn't particularly prepared. Long story short or tl;dr, Shawn Martin is a cool ass dude.
@@kelzakdub That’s an awesome story mang! I was born & raised in Syracuse (well, Westvale 😁) lived there until about 2005 then ventured out into the rest of the country
@@hiighflyer13 what an incredibly small world! That's so wild I was also born and raised in cuse!
@@kelzakdub Very small! I'm living in the Philippines at the moment and I ran into an American Ex-Pat, we got talking and it turns out he grew up in Camillus 😆
They're all just so amazing. The keyboard player who anchors the timing during Cory's solo is Justin, he wrote Outlier, home of the virtuoso sax of Bob Reynolds. Justin also plays trumpet.
The tall chap on trumpet in Lingus is Maz, he wrote sleeper - the home of Shaun, who commands the entire song on the keyboard/voicebox. Shaun has almost as many Grammys on his own as the whole of Snarky Puppy.
Listen to The Curtain to hear a world - class solo from Jay (Flugel horn) , Cory (keyboard again), Michael (bass) and an extraordinary performance on piano by Bill Laurance.
Every member of this band is good enough to shoulder an entire band on their own. Extraordinary.
Justin's trumpet soloing on Shofukan is sublime
You HAVE to do a reaction to Shofukan. The brass solo is so good it hypnotizes the cellist in real time. She looks dreamy. It's one of the best moments in music ever.
I second the motion - it's a totally different vibe from "Lingus". Ethereal... And for an even different vibe, "Quarter Master" from an earlier session - a fun, Dixielandish romp.
I suggested Outlier because it's got such a killer sax and drum solos and a great groove. But you can't miss on that whole album
The magic that is jazz. I'm so happy you found it. Back in the day, I played trumpet (17 years). My son caught the jazz/music bug (plays tenor sax) and is continuing where I left off. Please, please, please, react to more jazz, blues and funk. I loved watching you react to Snarky Puppy. This song (Lingus) is amazing!
I love these reaction to hearing Snarky Puppy. It’s like, “Where have I been, under a rock?”
My Barracks mate and I in the army used to listen to Jazz and drink cognac and read comic books and this track reminds me of those times!
This reminds me of the ‘70’s group Passport and their album “Cross Collateral”, a vinyl disc that I played all of the time while in high school with notions of becoming a professional musician specifically in the jazz or fusion or electronic keyboards…. This performance made me smile inside and out. Great job and great filming everybody., thanks to my local jazz station in the US, KNKX, in the Seattle-Tacoma area which I listen to in Bellingham and also currently while doing research here in Belgium and throughout Europe.
There's a room packed with musicians at the top of their game - and then there's Larnell + Cory
FACTS!!!!!!!!!! - Great observation. Tbh, I'd include Shawn Martin and of course Michael League. I mean, Shawn by himself has won how many Grammys. And Michael League puts their musical anamolies together.
Welcome to the juicy world of jazz. You have to know your stuff if you're a jazz musician. You're not background participants, you're front and center, major, not minor. No distractions of singers or lyrics, although jazz music sounds like a unique language unto itself, full of emotions and meaning. It's like the instruments are talking to each other, albeit a very complex level of communication. Just sharing the opinion of a novice. Love you channel and pure reactions.
Excellent comment 🎷😊
Precisely!!
"i COULD FEEL MY CREDIT SCORE GOING UP" lmfao the best response ever :)
Bro, Tool and Snarky Puppy in the same week, holy shit. Happy holidays to you too my guy. I don't know who requested this, but I like your style.
I can't take the blame for this it was a donation request. It seems subscribers learn my taste based on other stuff I reacted to.
@@poloreacts27 I cash app'd a request to you, hoping you can put it in the line-up. Thanks as always for sharing these man.
@@poloreacts27 Hope you get to check out more Larnell Lewis - truly amazing and erudite drummer
@@papacarl2002big facts
15:20 - Exactly the right reaction. 🔥Yeah, Shaun Martin is the guy who took his headphones off and at the time he was a four time (?) Grammy winner who has gone up to six now.
Also absolutely love watching people discover Snarky Puppy.
This collaboration of talent is what happened when Return to Forever had a baby with Chicago, and now they're all grown up and jamming'!!
FOR THE LOVE OF GOD I NEVER REALLY COMMENT BUT PLEASE SNARKY PUPPY - BET..........It's new and has one of if not the greatest talkbox solo i've ever heard
Snarky Puppy is pure musical joy.
Dude it's too good. I used to live in a church with all these hobo musicians and we would just listen to this all the time lol
Cory Henry and Larnell Lewis - these cats are incredible musicians surrounded by incredible musicians.
If I remember right, this was the band's third take and Larnell's first take. The first times with the original drummer it just wasn't clicking, but the drummer had trouble with his passport on route to the artist collective where this was shot and Larnell had to be flown in last minute. The chemistry between them all is amazing, and you can see how well Cory Henry and Larnell Lewis are locked in.
The best keyboard solo I've ever heard put down. Even his band mate lost his mind over it!
As a musician Jazz is the best experience you can imagine. It's a natural high to be part of a group so tightly synced and on the same wavelength. Just flowing with it. It's amazing
"it's just dope" say no more lol
Your face during the whole keyboard solo lol 😆 🔥
Culminating in 15:19
We're lucky, we get to say we were alive on earth at the same time as Cory Henry and Larnell Lewis - and all of them to be fair but those two in particular on this one. The rest of them are just great. "Only" great. But what Lewis pulls off there, learning the whole set (not just this number) in the time it takes to fly from the US to Holland. And he's a beast. And then Cory Henry creates / plays / composes one of THE great solos. The construction, the pacing, the phrasing, the way he nods to Chick Corea and Herbie Hancock and Stevie Wonder and - you name it there's a little bit of it in there and a LOT of Cory Henry it is glorious. It's worth listening to the rest of the concert and realising this is the finale of a concert where all the other music is on almost the same level and they can just push it that tiny bit more to get to Lingus. It's transcendent. It crosses - boundaries, genres - are left in a tiny puddle of whatever - we get to share the planet with these guys. We are so lucky long may they continue.
No. That Larnell Lewis 'fact' maybe most misquoted 'music fact' on RUclips. On Larnell's Drumeo video _Larnell Lewis Hears A Song Once And Plays It Perfectly_, in the first minute or so, Larnell explains that he _already knew_ 2 of the songs before he got on the transatlantic flight to *The Netherlands.* Not to detract from Larnell. He's amazing anyway. He wasn't memorising existing drum parts, he was composing them. Further, they rehearsed by day, and recorded in the evening across 4 days, I guess two songs per day. Snarky Puppy had to learn Larnell's drum part.
I believe Lingus was one of two he'd 'learned' before he boarded the 'plane, but I can't find that video.
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Super Tiny point. The country is The Netherlands, Holland is only part of the country. A little like saying flying to 'New England' instead of the 'USA'.
That out of his mind drummer is none other than Larnell, he's about out of his mind as they come for this type of stuff. Love his playing.
If you like drummers, check out Billy Cobham, Lenny White, and Nrada Micheal Walden. Cobham and Walden played with one of the original jazz fusion bands, Mahavishna Orchestra. Seriously heavyweight musicians. Lenny White played with another great jazz fusion band, Return to Forever, featuring, for me, some of the greatest musicians of their time. Check out Romantic Warrior. Both of these groups were way, way, before their time and they defined the jazz fusion genre
Right, so you like 'Snarky Puppy'. Next, check out 'Dirty Loops'. Some of their songs: Work Shit Out, Breakdown, Next To You, Follow The Light, Rock You.
Yaaaasss!
So glad to got to experience SP! They are incredible. Check out their song called “Something”, with Lalah Hathaway on vocals. Mind-blowing!
thats my shit!!!
I was blown away the first time i heard Snarky puppys lingus. Never heard of anything like that before . Love love lingus❤
By far best comment on youtube for "Lingus" and, yes, Larnell learnt the songs for that session on the flight, arrived in the morning in Holland and played that in the afternoon...!
You had a smile of pure enjoyment on your face. They are great…
If you love the drummer, Larnell Lewis, then you'll definitely love Snarky Puppy - What About Me?! Great reaction 🤎
"ive got a feeling he's just playing with us" is the understatement of history lol
The expression at 15:20 just slayed me. 10/10 what every human being with an ear for music feels at that point the first time listening to this masterpiece.
Welcome to Enlightenment!! Larnell Lewis ( Drummer) & Corey Henry (Keys) to a Great Band to another Level!!!
I WISH I could have my 1st time listen , just one more time .
I still can't believe how amazing these guys are!! This music blends multiple styles and genres....flawlessly.
Larnell Lewis is the drummer, and he’s by far my favorite drummer in the game right now. Fiercely inspiring behind the kit. Love the video!!
Just say that your mind melted.
You should check out Larnell Lewis(the drummer) on Zildjian Live. It is an amazing performance.
Lol I heard you mention the drummer countless times and it made me laugh 🤣. Yeah bro, larnell lewis is the man! Definitely my favorite snarky puppy drummer. Check out the new album and all the videos to that 🙂 you won't be disappointed
17:07 when he realizes that Cory was playing the little rhodes chords he was hearing in the middle of his own solo is something I feel in my soul
I COULD FEEL MY CREDIT SCORE GOING UP. I am dying 😂😂😂😂 that whole solo is a beautiful ride for sure
i love that you keep rewinding. seems like you really care!
If you haven't already, PLEASE, check out Dirty Loops' "Thiller". You'll be pleasantly surprised (and that might be an understatment). I GUARANTEE IT!!!
Man there’s some really good Larnell Lewis (drummer) content here on RUclips… his City Lights solo, hearing a song once and writing drums to it, hearing a Metallica song once and playing it… he’s a real pro 👏
My favorite part is that he would not shut up (his admission) before Cory’s solo, and didn’t move once it started until just about the end. 😂 Real heart. Welcome to Snarky Puppy.
what a pleasant surprise
btw the Drummer is on another planet
Alright. Now you're getting REAL. Your ear is great, btw. good work. FYI this is a modern Jazz classic. (And yeah, for keyboardists, it's considered among the best solos in history.)
Not only one of the great jazz pieces of the last 30 years, but also one of the all-time greatest performances by Cory Henry on keyboard (and that's before we start on the drums!). All round fantastic players. One of THE great bands.
One of my favorite drummers, Larnell Lewis back there working the kick foot and giving us those tasty taps on the skins & brass.
This entire album is amazing. The album is recorded live. This was the closer. Start with track one. All have videos.
I am seeing them in two weeks and I hope they get to perform this track. It's madddddd.
"I could feel my credit score going up" Mad me LOL. One of the best descriptions of Cory's playing.
I just saw this video on my list of recommended videos and I knew I had to watch it immediately because first time reactions to this insanely talented band never get old! I'm sure you thought that you would be listening to straight-ahead "old school" jazz with a swing beat when you read the comment describing Snarky Puppy as a jazz band, but whoever wrote that obviously forgot to mention, or is oblivious, to all their other influences, including funk, rock, soul and R&B. The first time I heard this, I was also blown away by their technical ability and the killer groove and solos, along with the fantastic writing and arrangement. I've been a keyboardist since I was a kid and during the entire synth solo by Cory Henry my mouth was open, my eyes were glazed over and I think I was mumbling something like "not possible...not possible...". 😁 I swear that the drummer, Larnell Lewis, must have a metronome implanted in his head because his his killer groove is so damn solid and as you alluded to, he learned the song on the flight to the Netherlands and then proceeded to play like it like he's known it for years, which is F-ing amazing!
I forgot to mention that when I initially heard the song, the first thing I noticed (other than than the killer groove) was the way all the horn players were playing the melody line just behind the beat in perfect unison, which I absolutely LOVE and it really shows how much talent and feel they have. BTW, I love your reaction videos because of your willingness to listen to styles of music which you have not previously listen to along with your interesting insights into the songs and honest opinions.
No, I believe Larnell did _not_ learn Lingus on the flight to the Netherlands. I believe Lingus was one of the two he'd 'learned' before he boarded the 'plane, but I can't find that video.
Maybe most misquoted 'music fact' on RUclips is Larnell learned the whole album on the flight. On Larnell's Drumeo video _Larnell Lewis Hears A Song Once And Plays It Perfectly_, in the first minute or so, Larnell explains that he _already knew_ 2 of the songs before he got on the transatlantic flight to the Netherlands. Not to detract from Larnell. He's amazing anyway. He wasn't memorising existing drum parts, he was composing them. Further, they rehearsed by day, and recorded in the evening across 4 days, I guess two songs per day. Snarky Puppy had to learn Larnell's drum part.
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That guy ignites that keyboard on fire
POLO, can you imagine being there? Or going to a concert with these boys jammin’ like this. I heard this for the first time last year. This is other worldly! 🔥🔥🔥. I liked your review. First time to your channel. Just subscribed.
I think everyone connects to drums. It's something primal. It was maybe the first musical instrument man ever invented.
The cool thing about this is not just what individual instruments are doing (which is amazing) but how they are interacting with each other also. How the bass player and drummer are locking on together, how the horns are responding to each other, or how the keys and guitars are echoing each others melodies, etc.
Snarky Puppy is LEGIT!!!! What About Me? From the same project should be next. FIRE!!! Larnell kills the drums on it.
Imagine being paid to listen to that Cory Henry solo! Congratulations, sir!
FYI the bassist, Michael League, also writes and arranges all the music for Snarky Puppy.
larnell lewis is awesome, you should check out his video where he hears a song once and does a play through perfectly
Welcome to Jazz...where the big boys play.
I know what you mean by the drums captivating you even if you don't consider it your favorite instrument. A good drummer is a force to be reckoned with and you have to pay attention to every beat of the performance. Awesome Jazz all around and a little funk for spice. Love your channel! Sub
Michael League is an absolute musical genius.. He created a band that has no limits..
love the 'watch me do the same solo on both hands at the same time' keyboard solo...
I almost fell out of my chair when you said during that keyboard solo you could fell your credit score going up.🤣🤣
Their whole album "We Like it Here" is excellent and I highly recommend it.
You are not 'pissing off' me. This is great reacting -- and great music, excellent combination.
Some people play drums. Some people are drummers. Larnell Lewis is a musician.
So glad you reacted to this one! Always love to see new people react to Snarky Puppy and the best keyboard solo of a generation.
It's unreal how tight the whole ensemble is
Too cool. My young second cousin, Justin Stanton, plays Trumpet and Keys in this band. (and wrote a few of their tunes) EVERYONE in the band is great.
Try Shofukan from We Like It Here
just won their 5th Grammy for their latest album, Empire Central. Give it a listen!
Polo loosing his mind on level of musicianship even before the Cory Henry solo is classic! then mind blown!
Larnell Lewis is an absolute beast, he actually learned this track while flying over for the recording session
These guys and gals give me hope. Phenomenal musicians.
Would love to see more of this type of music, more Snarky Puppy in particular!
Probably been mentioned already but Larnell Lewis learned all the material on an Air Lingus flight on the way over to this gig, it was overseas I forget where. He has an awesome video on drumeo where he talks about his active listening techniques. Listens to a chick corea song once and then proceeds to demolish it in one take. It’s pretty astounding
No. Maybe most misquoted 'music fact' on RUclips. On that Drumeo video, in the first minute or so, Larnell explains that he _already knew_ 2 of the songs before he got on the transatlantic flight to the Netherlands. Not to detract from Larnell. He's amazing anyway. He wasn't memorising existing drum parts, he was composing them.Further, they rehearsed by day, and recorded in the evening across 4 days, I guess two songs per day. Snarky Puppy had to learn Larnell's drum part.
I believe Lingus was one he'd 'learned' before he boarded the 'plane, but I can't find that video, so I may be wrong. Also, if you watch the Drumeo video carefully, he listened at least twice, not once. The song was called "Chick's Pain".
Other than that, you're broadly correct.
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Damn Corey Henry!!! Human beings aren’t supposed to be able to slay a piano solo like that!!! That’s it!!!! You’re a freaking clone😂!!! Seriously, a true Master Musician at work!