The first 2 year with Ryan Zoidis sax and Rashawn Ross trumpet(2003-2005) are my favorite soulive period with trio year(2000-2003) www.discogs.com/Soulive-Live-In-NYC-73004/release/7867090
I on a whim saw them 2 nights at a small venue in Santa Monica in 2001. Blown away and kept seeing them for 12+ years. But I was always chasing that 2001 experience
Nothing but that good old classic jazz sensibilities but with a decidedly modern rhythm. Which is a sound I would liken to a stream of people who are interested in the same thing but just don't know it yet but is ushering in a brand new Pax Urbana Golden age of the city The. Power is so great and the world is always changing but this is an introspective. Dichotomy of the world of. Today and looking to tomorrow A brightly burning guiding light and has brought all the participants in this pax Urbana a great multitude standing at this intersection like an integrated circuit producing a virtual intelligence that is giving birth to new ideas
Dynamic as a mother smooth and revolutionary sound Hell yeah man this is. The bomb energy levels are very high with the. Output of energy it takes to keep this rhythm in motion
This version of "Evidence" is really good. But tbh, the album version with Krasno's solo is so fucking good. There's this one line he plays on the album version during his solo thats SO gold. got dayum
Watch the beginning of organ solo, say 15:45. He stops playing bass. Guitarist takes it over. Guy to the left has two bass strings on his guitar. Watch him just before 16:00. Now he's doing bass for the organ solo. It is very well done. Sounds great!
That fellow is named Charlie Hunter. He is known for playing that instrument and mostly plays both the lead line and bass lines together. He's got some amazing music out there.
This is either '99 or '00. Think its '99. These were the quintessential Soulive years. Doesn't get much better than this. Cant wait for Bowlive 5!!!!!!!!
My gawd soulive in their prime are out of this world, each and every time I hear it, it's like a slight sense of reincarnation and spiritual cleanse processes have been realized as a logical plan for inner peace
This is making me all nostalgic. I remember seeing these guys at the Stonechurch in Newmarket, NH back when they started. I had many an Irish car bomb with these three. Great players and even cooler gentlemen.
saw it a few times right when they were still at the height of their trio. i would stand right behind him at the stage. still blows my mind. he was one of a kind. a great scene.
it kills me every time that I can just about get the bass line, and he manages to do that and an amazing solo at the same time. Taken so many keys licks from him to add to my bass playing though
I'm guessing this is in 2001, judging from the setlist. 2002 at the latest. Couldn't find this exact concert on archive.org, but there are others. These guys were only a few years out of college, the band only formed in '99! It's a great recording, I wonder if a DVD or something is available
Ive Been A Soulive Fan since about 1998 And let Me just Their Compositions Are OVER THE Top..They can Do Anything..watch BROOKLYN BOWL 1 THRU 8..just saying..Thank You my Students
+Chris Dixon Its called 'Turn it Out', also the title track off their second album, which bangs. All of this, except for the cover 'Its Your Thing' appears to be from their first two albums. Good Shit!
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I miss these shows. 2000-03 was the best. They played so many shows in NYC. The trio is still the best soulive experience IMO.
lokijam Agreed on the trio.
The first 2 year with Ryan Zoidis sax and Rashawn Ross trumpet(2003-2005) are my favorite soulive period with trio year(2000-2003) www.discogs.com/Soulive-Live-In-NYC-73004/release/7867090
Ageeed
I on a whim saw them 2 nights at a small venue in Santa Monica in 2001. Blown away and kept seeing them for 12+ years. But I was always chasing that 2001 experience
Had the pleasure once in N.Jersey, very close to home, in 2010. Serious Jam!!
I’m a bassist, but Neal opened my eyes to true groove. His notes are so full and the approach is something no bassist would take. Truly unique dude
Nothing but that good old classic jazz sensibilities but with a decidedly modern rhythm. Which is a sound I would liken to a stream of people who are interested in the same thing but just don't know it yet but is ushering in a brand new Pax Urbana
Golden age of the city
The. Power is so great and the world is always changing but this is an introspective. Dichotomy of the world of. Today and looking to tomorrow
A brightly burning guiding light and has brought all the participants in this pax Urbana a great multitude standing at this intersection like an integrated circuit producing a virtual intelligence that is giving birth to new ideas
Dynamic as a mother smooth and revolutionary sound
Hell yeah man this is. The bomb energy levels are very high with the. Output of energy it takes to keep this rhythm in motion
couldnt agree more, as a bassist too.
@@dieselcruiserhead So am I but I challenge myself following with my bass in hand lol.
Love the old stuff, so jazzy. And that's one of my all-time favorite venues too.
What venue is this? Was hoping temple bar
Soulive's best era in my opinion. I would love to hear the entire "Doin' Something" Album live in concert.
Agree!
Agree... love old years... only hammond... love jazz feeling!
This version of "Evidence" is really good. But tbh, the album version with Krasno's solo is so fucking good. There's this one line he plays on the album version during his solo thats SO gold. got dayum
Man I just love how the Keyboardist is able to play The Bass keys while also playing the organ!!! Amazed!
Awesome! Love this era of Soulive.
So grateful for this stuff. I will always appreciate the early soul I’ve stuff. Neal has gotten sooo good. Really miss Soulive
You have compelled me to buy every album you all have ever made!
0:00 Cannonball
11:03 It's Your Thing (Isley Brothers) ft. Charlie Hunter
20:02 Turn it Out
30:03 Evidence
34:48 So Live!
Whouuuuwwww!!
What a wonderfull kind of powerfull, great music!!!
Many thanks!!!
If you haven't seen these guys in concert, do yourselves a favor.. They'll blow you away.
extraordinary musicians, with extraordinary music, a classic for good people
Die Jungs sind unbeschreiblich gut und die Musik ist wie Kiffen !!,
Watch the beginning of organ solo, say 15:45. He stops playing bass. Guitarist takes it over. Guy to the left has two bass strings on his guitar. Watch him just before 16:00. Now he's doing bass for the organ solo. It is very well done. Sounds great!
That fellow is named Charlie Hunter. He is known for playing that instrument and mostly plays both the lead line and bass lines together. He's got some amazing music out there.
This is either '99 or '00. Think its '99. These were the quintessential Soulive years. Doesn't get much better than this. Cant wait for Bowlive 5!!!!!!!!
How can the feet of an organ-player groove more than every bass-player I ever heard? Unbelievable.
It's his left hand, trust.
I see myself in the crowd at 2:30!! Great show.
I love these cats! my man is sick with the organ and playin the basslines at the same time as the riffs..damn! cant wait to catch these guys live..
My gawd soulive in their prime are out of this world, each and every time I hear it, it's like a slight sense of reincarnation and spiritual cleanse processes have been realized as a logical plan for inner peace
I saw these guys a bunch live at this time. Awesome energy. Used to sit behind Neal and watch him play all night.
This is making me all nostalgic. I remember seeing these guys at the Stonechurch in Newmarket, NH back when they started. I had many an Irish car bomb with these three. Great players and even cooler gentlemen.
Best Soulive times... jazz!
These guys are just hit in my heart and soul
Just signed to PLM....good shit!
Neil´s left hand: PRICELESS!!
Yeah, that's where those groovy bass lines are coming from, right?
saw it a few times right when they were still at the height of their trio. i would stand right behind him at the stage. still blows my mind. he was one of a kind. a great scene.
YES! Seeing these guys at Snowlive this week. They are my favorites
I see them love every minute yaaa
Los tres son geniales, estupendos músicos
Charlie and that crazy 13 string guitar!!!
What Hammond version is Neil evans always playing? Is it always the B3? Is there something special with his one? It sounds so good always.
God damn, this jam! It rocks - yeah!
that first song is TOO SWEET!!! Penitentiary anyone?
it kills me every time that I can just about get the bass line, and he manages to do that and an amazing solo at the same time. Taken so many keys licks from him to add to my bass playing though
So craZZy, so beautiful ❤️
god bless you for posting this
I'm guessing this is in 2001, judging from the setlist. 2002 at the latest. Couldn't find this exact concert on archive.org, but there are others. These guys were only a few years out of college, the band only formed in '99! It's a great recording, I wonder if a DVD or something is available
the whole moment is sooooo priceless
Killer old School!! Soulive!
The organ is tops
Soulive is top-shelf
all three of those brothers can down right play
Ive Been A Soulive Fan since about 1998 And let Me just Their Compositions Are OVER THE Top..They can Do Anything..watch BROOKLYN BOWL 1 THRU 8..just saying..Thank You my Students
you're the man for uploading this.
Fantastic!
3:48 Tapping into some Chester Thompson Tower of Power Squib Cakes on that high C.
Oh my the groove is..
What is the song at 26:10? I hate to stand up at my desk and rock out!!! Dudes blew it up with suits on, love it!!
+Chris Dixon Its called 'Turn it Out', also the title track off their second album, which bangs. All of this, except for the cover 'Its Your Thing' appears to be from their first two albums. Good Shit!
does anyone know the date of this show?
They are sooooooooooo groovy!
Great great great!
totally missed this one
Super Music. Hz😅
Thats very fajn groove....!
Krasno is the man.
14:23 Charlie Hunter starts teasing Bubblehouse by Medeski Martin and Wood
Sick!
incredible.
first track please?
Arthur Longuet Cannonball
cannonball
they are CRAZYYYYYY!
Groove Baby Yeah !
funky as all hell!
HELP is there any other band that comes close to these guys.
Kenneth Barnes ....try spare parts
The Meters, The New Mastersounds, Galactic, Jimmy Smith, Grant Green, John Scofield Uber Band (2 albums).
no
FOOK. YES. Love you guys.
That neal evans left hand!!
AWESOME!!!!!
no bass???
Oh, there's Bass.
Whos playing the bass here? Im confused.
Neil Evans on the organ/keys.
Like William said, the keyboard player is playing bass with his left hand and with foot pedals.
Charlie walks up.. "what key" hehehe
really cool stuff but so sad there is no bass player...
Actually there is one. One of the best: Neil Evans (with his feets). Unbelievable. And this comes from a professional Bass player over 25 years...
Adrian Schmidtke
You're rigth I didn't hear it with my shitty speakers... I missed 3/4 of this masterpiece
PhoeniX936 And now you got it 100% Unbelievable, isn't it? Such a phat sound and such a stuning groove! :D
Adrian Schmidtke It's Neals left hand. He doesn't use the bass pedals.
David Fulford Uuuups... Your right!!! Anyway: incredible groove. But thanks for making this clear.
He definitely loves his Ride cymbal :D
They've just played for 17 seconds and are already sweating ;)
Wow Hello !!!
NICE!!!!!!!
I watched this to finally figure out : WHO THE HELL PLAYS BASS?? LOL
GROOOOVE!!!
24:29 !!
It isn't called cannonball to no purpose!
(OvO)♪
white people are so good at dancing
The guitar is okay, but
nice!!