Heck of a job with the set. I love the lighting. Must be about the most amazing job that I've ever seen. This gem of a performance easily falls in as one of my all time favorites.
i know that john Scofield is one of the best guitarists in the world !!! and i agree 100/100.. i am just wondering why he is not trying express him self more melodically!!! I dont mean to play like pat metheny~ i think they are both unique!!! I just think that a master like John Scofield could explore various musical fields, like Keith Jarrett did !! I know he is using unreal cord substitutions , i just think that something difficult is not necessary beautifull all the times!!! With all my respect for John Scofield!!!!!!
Good job w the rest of the track list...I like Sco and follow him to a point, but I wouldn't have been able to identify the originals. The Chopin prelude has been jazz-ified by a number of jazz musicians...and even Barry Manilow made a tune out of it (Could it Be Magic).
Murilo Morello do you mean the other way around? Like if Monk’s ‘Round Midnight was adapted by a “classical” musician? That kind of thing has happened...
Yes Steve Swallow plays with a pick and he was second to Monk Montgomery to make the switch to electric bass in the jazz world. He probably uses a pick because he looked at electric bass as a bass guitar and he switched before Stanley Clark came along a used slapping and poping techniques in the 70s
Llevo demasiados años escuchando ese fraseo que ha perdido garra, sabiduría y frescura. Qué lejos quedan los días de Bass Desires y el solo de Decoy. El sonidito a lata de anchoas Dani del piano es horroroso. Me oigo a mí mismo en un día poco inspirado (la mayoría)
Hola, es una improvisación sobre el Preludio Opus 28 N°20 de Chopin. Te dejo el enlace de otra interpretación del mismo músico. Saludos 🇵🇱 ruclips.net/video/5AN-E4Ohao8/видео.html
Jazz bassist with a pick and drummer using matched grip, just proves there is no right or wrong.
Yeah!
and a guitar player with a distorted sound :-)
Even the stage is just awful, but it don't bother them hahaa
Just play and enjoy the music!
Monkeygroover its preamp dude
Great music. Nice to be able to seen a musician like Leszek in action. Europe has plenty of talented musicians out there. Keep it up guys.
Very special and very good the groove between Steve and Bill. It was an exellent choice of John to put these two together.
Grandiosi!!!
Everything is so fluent
Amazing!
Three great musicians
Genius!!!
Just great.
WOW!
Heck of a job with the set. I love the lighting. Must be about the most amazing job that I've ever seen. This gem of a performance easily falls in as one of my all time favorites.
I really dig the sound of the bass that Steve's playing.
sort of like pedal bass
...like pedal bass when blending with the other instruments...by itself, audaciously industrial, even
reminds me of Charlie Haden too....very even sound with doubled notes in a counterpoint to the soloist
"Heck of a Job"- love this live version. Much more crunch and play than the studio/album version. Sco Don't Quit!(and he never will:)
Great!!!
verry nice and after 21:36 soooooo guudddd :)
7:30 to 14:00 is gold...
Up,....!! ☝️️
Set design in Poland just caught up to the 1970
's it seems
In this case this is so likely because the leader of the Solidarity movement was an electrician. Abba would've appreciated.
Neil Dawson Your comment just caught up to the 1350's it seems.
+Neil Dawson I was thinking it looked like the mid-1980s (Regardless of where it was filmed). :)
+Borys Pomianek well executed, man
i know that john Scofield is one of the best guitarists in the world !!! and i agree 100/100.. i am just wondering why he is not trying express him self more melodically!!! I dont mean to play like pat metheny~ i think they are both unique!!! I just think that a master like John Scofield could explore various musical fields, like Keith Jarrett did !! I know he is using unreal cord substitutions , i just think that something difficult is not necessary beautifull all the times!!! With all my respect for John Scofield!!!!!!
But HE IS trying to express himself more melodically
BazzTriton maybe i am wrong.. Maybe i meant more romantic- melodic-- Anyway John Scofield is Grand Master!!!
[unknown] = Prelude, Op. 28, No. 20 (Chopin)
Thanks!
Good job w the rest of the track list...I like Sco and follow him to a point, but I wouldn't have been able to identify the originals. The Chopin prelude has been jazz-ified by a number of jazz musicians...and even Barry Manilow made a tune out of it (Could it Be Magic).
@@JentschChris how about if round midnight also was chopin?
Murilo Morello do you mean the other way around? Like if Monk’s ‘Round Midnight was adapted by a “classical” musician? That kind of thing has happened...
Yes Steve Swallow plays with a pick and he was second to Monk Montgomery to make the switch to electric bass in the jazz world. He probably uses a pick because he looked at electric bass as a bass guitar and he switched before Stanley Clark came along a used slapping and poping techniques in the 70s
and steve swings the fuck out of the tune pick or no pick....
Not sure what the second to last song is, but the final tune at 28:51 is "House of the Rising Sun".
+whizmachine the second to last song was so good ... wish to find it from itunes actually
the special effects on that intro tough
great music but the mirrors are giving me a seizure.....
Nice bass! But is he playing with a plectron? Never seen a jazz guy do that.
Pick...and Steve Swallow has been around forever, man...40+ years
In Chick Corea's 'Ultimate Adventure' band Carles Benavent seems to be playing with a plectrum, too. However, it's more flamenco than jazz playing.
I believe Tim Lefebvre uses a pick on occasion
mano a mano Too young? Or ignorant?
Aleksander Rzyman What is supossed Jazz is?
Llevo demasiados años escuchando ese fraseo que ha perdido garra, sabiduría y frescura. Qué lejos quedan los días de Bass Desires y el solo de Decoy. El sonidito a lata de anchoas Dani del piano es horroroso. Me oigo a mí mismo en un día poco inspirado (la mayoría)
Those days are gone. We are living now, man.
que equivocado encuentro este comentario
21:30 alguien sabe el nombre de la canción?
Hola, es una improvisación sobre el Preludio Opus 28 N°20 de Chopin.
Te dejo el enlace de otra interpretación del mismo músico. Saludos 🇵🇱
ruclips.net/video/5AN-E4Ohao8/видео.html
@@gmoarriagada gracias!
who is playing piano?
+Pablo Slowman (Pablo210) Leszek Możdżer he's gooodd.
what going on...not int....
House in new orleans always seemed like an oxymoron. I picture shacks and shantys, not anything that would pass as a house.
Its an older more traditional type song referring to a "house" of prostitution...which if you patronized it you were in danger of losing your soul.
I don't like any of this.
+Emil Ram I don't like any of you
Coward
That's why this comment is last.