When You HAVE To Put The FUSION Into BLUES FUSION! Scott Henderson Solo
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In my humble opinion, Scott is the best. The only guitarist I'd fly anywhere in world to see if I could afford it.
Word!
Agree with Brett
Agree
For me, Scott Henderson and Allan Holdsworth both occupy this rare stratum of achievement on the electric guitar that is almost too scary and overwhelming to pursue
Funnily enough they were the 2 guitarists who played on Jean-Luc Ponty's "Enigmatic Oceans" album and that was the first time I heard Scott. I was lucky enough to see both of them live and have a little chat with them.
I would personally include Guthrie and Shawn Lane on that list but yeah.
Guys like him and Jeff Beck frustrate me…. You can’t learn/steal anything from them. They’re on another world
@@akimbo139 Me too had the chance to meet both of them in Italy: i love them, Allan was also an incredible human being.
I was literally just listening to Scott!! He's the man!
Scott Henderson is HEAVILY UNDERRATED!!!!!
WHAT A GUITAR MASTER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is the most useful channel and Patreon, not just for the tabs but for exposing me to guitarists I might not have heard. I've been reading guitar mags for thirty years, so there are so many names that I "know" but am only now hearing play.
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I learned about Dog Party from Levi’s channel awhile back! He’s freaking incredible and is all over the map with his playing he’s truly an insane player it’s madness he’s not more well known but I get why he just chose a genre that’s not gonna get you famous
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Studied briefly with Scott Henderson back at MI in 1995-96. He is such an incredible guitarist and humble and down to earth. Missed those great days jamming with him! This brings back some good memories! Ok, I got to get back to work to pay the $$$s
Phrase master, Scott Henderson! I got to see him, he was in a pretty bad mood, but it didn't show when he did his show!
Man that outside sounding altered feeling line at 49 is so bad azz
Blues fusion... my new favourite genre.
Got to see Scott Henderson in 2006. What a player.
I appreciated Henderson back in the 80s, but, to me, he was just another derivative of Holdsworth, and I would prefer to listen to Holdsworth than all the wannabes. But, in the 90s when he turned to sophistacated blues-jazz fusion, he completely floored me! He forged a unique blend of blues, jazz and rock that can be rootsy, jarring, then lyrical and fluid displays of palying the changes in a flurry of tasteful lines. He is great and I have enjoyed his music for the past (almost) 30 years. My favorite Henderson album is "Tore Down House."
I don't quite see what justifies defining Henderson as a Holdsworth wannabe. Phrasing wise, or feel, rhythm playing, just to mention a few aspects, are distinct. And althought Hendeson did do full blues albums in the 80, he injected lots of A-King inpired approach in his soloing. Holdsworth, create his style withing the fusion's genre; so did Henderson. It seems to me rather unfair to state otherwise
You're 100% right. Allan's influence was very clear in Scott's early career, and people often miss it. You listen to the first tribal tech record, the solo on Caribbean is Allan lite. One of the more obvious examples that wasn't his own recordings was on the first Jeff Berlin album
This could have been Allan!
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@@LeviClay No guitar player comes out of a vacum vacum - every player carries influences. But from there, to defyning the whole Henderson's playing style as a Holdsworth wonnabe is a long shot. It takes zooming in on a specific indicator, failing to see the whole picture. With the same bias, one could make a case for other guitar players
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@@gguitar2438 yeah… it’s almost like we start out imitating our heros, usually take it too far, and then develop our own voice as we mature.
If you can listen to that Jeff Berlin tune and not immediately say “hmmm sounds like someone who sounds like Holdsworth” I can’t help you
some of Govan reminds me of Henderson
This solo digs in, very intense but loose and fluid also
Love Scott, was a huge Tribal Tech fan and dug his solo works with a more blues tint to it, he smokes!
SCOTT HENDERSON! I was in college when tribal tech came out. I was a straight metal fan, and this is artist that turned me on to jazz.😎
When I went to M.I. years ago, Scott used to do 5 hours or so of open counseling sessions a couple of days a week. The best sounds in the building often came from that room. Just brilliant idea after brilliant idea. Incredible chordal work too
I too went to MI in 86.
@@TheLochs I don't know if that's sarcasm, but Scott was doing them when I was there in '99
No sarcasm at all. I was just saying I was another MI alum. I too went to Scott’s open sessions.
@@TheLochs right on. Sorry for the suspicion, but I'm wary of YT comments. Glad to hear he had been making the hallways sound better there for over a decade
No problem. I like to reply to my MI brothers. It was a great time. Scott and I jammed a few times. He scolded me once. Funny story.
Awesome job man ! Congratulation from france
2:22 - 2:28 that was absurd (in the best way possible!)
One of my favorites,love SH 😅☮️❤️✨
Very instructive. Many thanks.👍
I remember his tune on vital techtones: "snake soda"... what a great performance!!!!!
This is amazing! Thanks man!
Thanks for including the chord names
Ottimo e rappresentativo esempio di blues fusion. I migliori complimenti per questo ottimo lavoro. ✨📈🎼🎶🎶
Thanks Sir ...more of scott henderson🤘🙂..oznoy or wayne krantz..Godbless
One of my favourite guitarists. I adore him. For me he is alien like Bjork. Interesting enough though, I started listening to him from Vital Tech Tones and I can tell there is a lot of interesting stuff going there. I am very sad that they had only two albums.
That line at 49 is almost identical to the line Matteo plays on the Snips take on 'The Chicken'! 😂
Love all the work man!
my absolute no1 guitar player.
thanks for tab
You know What? That's what?? Right there!!! Let me just say, There's been a lot of Jazz festivals over the years with the greatest jazz artist around. And jazz festivals had always a few blues artists there, I guess cause jazz and blues are related?! So BB King would be invited to play at these jazz concerts and , for some reason, He'd always seem to win the prize for the best artist there and he wasn't even a Jazz player. Scott Henderson, is both Blues(Albert King style) and fusion like maybe Greg Howe?? His fusion is very "mind stimulating"?
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I didn't know Skreetch from _Saved by the Bell_ was a skilled guitarist.
3:11 wild run!
Sick af
At 2:22 can someone explain what he's doing theory wise? Wich scale is he using? I love that sound
Over A7, he starts off with A Lydian Dominant (E Melodic Minor), then throws in some passing tones. Could argue that he throws in the b9 and b6 of A phrygian dominant, but I would guess he was just using passing tones (like the Bb and F over the A7, and all the #4/b5 notes after the Lyd dom portion.).
Is this Dolomite live?
Yes
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.... waaaaaaoooooooooooooooooooooowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww !!!! ANd its basically only 5Tonics
Ummm.. I don't get it 😢 maybe I'm too much of a simpleton... or ... I dunno.. kinda sounds like two kindergarten whales having a heated disagreement about economic policy in early colonial America?
sometimes I'd rather listen to those whales than the SAME OLD SHITE we've heard a BILLION times
If I commented on every youtube video about every song that I didn't get, I would never get anything done. Why waste your time commenting that you don't like something?