Encore: Medley/Improvisation - Chris Thile with Bryan Sutton (pt.1)
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- Опубликовано: 18 янв 2009
- Note: This description includes Parts 1 and 2.
Chris Thile and Bryan Sutton improvising. Lyrics are from "The Fox (trad; arr. Nickel Creek) (pt. 1, 5:35), "Subterranean Homesick Blues" (Bob Dylan) (pt. 1, 9:03), and "Down To The River To Pray" (trad.) (pt. 2, 06:39).
Instrumental tunes that appear include:
"Limerock" (Yo-Yo Ma & Edgar Meyer & Mark O'Connor) (pt. 2, 00:01)
"Billy in the Lowground" (pt. 1, 3:57)
"Norwegian Wood" (pt. 1, 5:28)
"Angeline the Baker" (pt. 2, 0:50)
"St. Anne's Reel" (trad.) (pt. 2, 08:09)
If you recognize any of the other tunes, leave a comment!
This is a clip from Chris Thile's set (backed by Bryan Sutton) on the Woodsongs Old Time Radio Hour. You can watch the show in its entirety by visiting the Woodsongs archives at www.woodsongs.com/showlist.asp (show #199). 
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All the comments I see are years old so I’m adding a new. This is amazing. Love seeing guys who play like this. It makes simultaneously grateful for the opportunity to play and yet, ache to be able to play like them.
Awesome……love this duet Bryan and Chris performance ❤👍
Cant get enough of this. Great place to hear the mastery of these two is on Mark O'Connors 30 Year Retrospective.
I got to see these two pick at the Midnight Jam at Merlefest years ago; they started on a Beatles' tune, then blasted into the improvisational stratosphere. At midpoint, they noodled a Beatles tune again, then returned to wailing spontaneously, and then, 20 minutes later, they ended on a Beatles tune. It was astounding, to say the least....
DEAR GOD THE MUSICIANSHIP :O
Chris Thile , best mandolin player...EVER.....sorry Sam....It is what it is......
The force is with these two.
This is what music should be like all the time.
Insane. Thile always plays like he is having an out-of-body experience. Bryan Sutton is my favorite bluegrass guitar player, and has been since I first heard him -- but I've never heard his playing go into orbit like this. If watching this doesn't inspire a guitarist or mando player, I don't know what would...
Two geniuses operating with one mind. 😱😱😱😱
Great posting this - saw it on woodsongs but better to have it here without having to forward through their commercials. This is just great !!!
Is there a better musician on the planet than Chris Thile?
Nope.
Mastery musicianship!
This is pretty nuts..
Just, Wow!
THIS IS LIKE WATCHING MOZART AND BACH JAM
Goodness Gracious... Very cool!
Toe to toe with Chris Thile... Bryan Sutton, Tony Rice's favorite disciple
Two awesome musicians playing an incr
Not sure if I'm inspired or devastated bc I will never be near this good.
Damn, this shit is real.
A-maz-ing!
Damn
Holy crap if I dont die first I WILL play like this someday.....Long live the Mando! Oh.. and I Love chris...lol
How's practice going? Always see people posting comments like this, I'd like to see someone achieve their dream.
So funny to see the scroll of the headstock broken off such an awesome mandolin. I heard he dropped it coming off stage at a show. Also, Just realized that first minute is Angeline the Baker.
Aw man I was hoping that was the song that never ended
They start dabbling in "Billy in the Lowground" around 4 minutes. Thile and Michael Daves play that on their new album, and Daves actually mentions in an interview that he learned a great version of the tune from Bryan Sutton. Great little connection there.
Sick sick sick...
Brief excursion into Norwegian Wood by the Beatles at 5:29
+Nick Siepmann Thanks!
How'd you not note the Fox song? Also, there's Billy in the Lowground at some point
I did.
I don't think this is "sick" at all...it's healthy and a pleasure to watch. Am I dating myself?
It’s groovy, man.
Someone once asked what tune they were sampling:
"Angeline the Baker" is the song right around :55 / 1:15. Right?
Yes. Angeline the Baker.