@Gauraonline "The Jesuits...are simply the Romish army for the earthly sovereignty of the world in the future, with the Pontiff of Rome for emperor...that's their ideal. ...It is simple lust of power, of filthy earthly gain, of domination -- something like a universal serfdom with them [i.e., the Jesuits] as masters -- that's all they stand for. They don't even believe in God perhaps."
Fyodor Dostoyevsky (1821-1881; famous Russian novelist)
@Gauraonline "Above all I have learned from the Jesuits. And so did Lenin too, as far as I recall. The world has never known anything quite so splendid as the hierarchical structure of the [Roman] Catholic Church. There were quite a few things I simply appropriated from the Jesuits for the use of the [Nazi] Party.
@Gauraonline "Today they [i.e., the Jesuits] are stronger in the United States than they ever were in any of the countries of Europe which expelled them as a menace to the government." (1912)
@Gauraonline "The whole frightful responsibility for this terrible Thirty Years' War [1618-1648] must rest upon the [Holy Roman] Emperor Ferdinand II, and his teachers, rulers, and bosom friends -- the Sons of Loyola [i.e., the Jesuit Order]."
quieeerooooo las parituras o las notas para saxo alto si es posible ;) de este temaso del maestro stevie wonder genioo!!! e-mail ezeluc2006@hotmail.com saludos!!!
@BABAHARIDASS Na, Jaco was A mentor to him. I'm sure he had many mentors in his life. Just cause you have natural talent doesn't mean you don't learn from others.
He has set the bar...I love him and find him very inspirational and the combination of emotion, technique and his ability to be open and let the universe play through him is a beautiful thing.
Four great sounding acoustic instruments, a wonderfull sax solo following by an impressing guitar solo with a fantastic pure archtop tone - a pleasure to hear and to watch!
A wonderfull song played groovy true to the moment - Jazz at it´s best with four top players. Well done!!! Want more...
Did you guys really open your ears to what he's playing ? sure he plays some fast notes but he's always using very harmonic phrases. One can say i don't like it but who gives you the right to judge liek this ? do you practice or play ? a polemic tone ? you, who said that would be proud to have his tone !!! and what exactly is malmsteen ? that's a great question and disqualifies the one who wrote it. Like the uploader said " stop arguing ! "
@ilcongia you have to go trough your mind-limits. i think you listen in your life only rock and metal music, where lighting speed notes are played like an exercise on gym. jazz is also speed, mind-speed. the rythmical changes in a rapid phrase, the phrases played to create a dissonance, you can understand this type of expression only if you listen a lot of jazz music.
Truly! I was just noticing that in my opinion he was playing too fast, and the result is such that polemic tone..I don't think that this is so much better than malmsteen from a emotional point of view....Now I have to expect tha baddest comments on me.... but I'm convinced on what I'm writing....
This man has nothing to share with django, wes or pass...
Staggering unsung genius of jazz guitar Bireli imho probably the greatest guitarist in the world his sheer inventiveness and invention never ceases to surprise and amaze me (looks like Franz Schubert playing guitar the look of a dispassionate maestro lol) Interesting how his style has eveolved to incorporate the playing styles of Beson and Wes with Django into his unique scintillating voice ...check out uruguayan guitarist from Amsterdam Leonardo Amuedo who is imo of comparable stature
@MrMaestranza man you seem like you just discovered there were better guitar players than clapton... there's no need to trash him here (don't get me wrong, i love clapton).
Enough with the argument about "who CAN"... Does it even matter in music? Bireli Lagrene choose to play JAZZ, and is great in what he does! Malmsteen choose to play METAL, and he is great in what he does! Now let's just enjoy the music.
@twingelink peeps think they can compare artists from different styles. Childishhhh!! but imo jazz guitarists are more well versed in a huge spectrum of techniques.
Wow! I really like the way Bireli outlines the harmonies with his melodie lines the old fashioned way - and when you start getting used to it he surprises your ear by going off key a little. He really went the way from gypsy jazz to modern jazz and back. Bireli is at home in any jazz idiom be it traditional or avantgarde.
@Attilio75 I don't think he's sick, I just think he got tired of all the baby fat...He seems to be playing quite a bit better, too. He fell off a bit a few years back.
Beautiful Sax work. So fluent, restrained and tasteful. Great feel to this classic song. Bireli doesn't overplay too much, very smooth, ebullient and Benson-like. Sensational work. M
God you international countries are lucky, getting legends like these to play in your country. We rarely get people other than mainstream folks here in NZ ... I envy yal!
imagine my surprise to be watching this amazing video of a gypsy jazz virtuoso playing an awesome stevie wonder tune, and look in the comment section to find a long stream of comments on malmsteen, what is wrong with you guys!?!?!?! :P
What's all this Malmsteen nonsense? This is Birelli's gig and he's the dog's bx. I have only one criticisim. I went to a jazz guitar week in wrexham a few years ago on the strength of Bireli being there and he never turned up.
I can forgive anything of anyone who can play with the angels like Bireli!
one thing you have to remember a lot of american jazz musician left the state in the 50's to come to france cause the french have a great love for jazz
Malmenstein is a monumentally permed and tight trousered rocker with a sound to make teeth bleed. Bireli can't compete on hair and has ordinary trousers, but every part of me loves his music.
Bireli played just like Malmsteen when he was only 17 or 18. Look up "bireli shreds" on youtube here and see :D And yes, Malmsteen wins on awesome hair, the only area of life Bireli cant beat him in
Malmsteen also wins in creating his own sub-genre of music. The neo-classical term was coined after HIS release of Rising Force.
You don't have to like Malmsteen or his music in order to respect what that man has accomplished, which is more then most ppl.
Bireli is amazing and, indeed, can play in different styles because he loves them all. He's no typical jazz-snob that hates rock. In fact he incorporates a lot of stuff in his playing because he probably loves all music.
Man, so very impressive. I'm in awe every time I watch this, with Birelli and the saxophone. Also, Yngwie Malmsteen is no disgrace, but I would listen to this over him any day of the week. Just because someone plays something you don't enjoy doesn't mean they aren't outstanding.
he's SO very influenced by George Benson..but still..i consider this guy the MJ of jazz Guitar..so versatile..its amaxzing to see how the great guitarist are still studying Wes Montgomery and George Benson(maybe thats why theyre great.)
bireli is about 15 years younger than benson....watch birelis video from when he was 12...hes a prodigy...clearly...they all influence each other....martino, wes, django, rosenberg, farlow, breu, green, christian....everybody steals everybodies licks....and everybody stole those licks from ellington, goodman, fats, hines, or basie..
so cool. no, too cool. now I'm addicted.
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I'm sure you could find the chords online, it's a very common song
Rocknroller5555 1 week ago
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Heh, I thought he was joking :)
megalodonNL 1 week ago
Is anyone a guitar or keyboard player here that they can give the chords please ??? Thank you for posting
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Adolph Hitler
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@Gauraonline "Today they [i.e., the Jesuits] are stronger in the United States than they ever were in any of the countries of Europe which expelled them as a menace to the government." (1912)
Jeremiah J. Crowley
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Theodor Griesinger (German historian; 1873)
countdumas 1 week ago
He belongs in the gallery of greats with Gambale, Holdsworth, Joe Diorio, and Bill Connors.
Modes9 2 weeks ago
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moncmon 2 weeks ago
Lewis Black on the guitar??? jk
Lydian7lc 2 weeks ago
Wes Montgomery signature guitar?, he's also certainly playing in Wes's style!
gentilguy 2 weeks ago
quieeerooooo las parituras o las notas para saxo alto si es posible ;) de este temaso del maestro stevie wonder genioo!!! e-mail ezeluc2006@hotmail.com saludos!!!
ezelucsax 2 weeks ago
13 people saw a guitar in the thumbnail and wanted to hear a Kirk Hammet solo?
Sambbab 3 weeks ago
NICE WES MONTGOMERY L-5..... My Dream Guitar!!!
sngncwby 3 weeks ago
Playing from the school of Django.
Pladderkasse 1 month ago
i swear to you i just saw that guy shred on his saxiphone.
Evilgenious398 1 month ago
I want his guitar.
likuidflaememan 1 month ago 2
ainda prefiro o Joe Pass
robbeethoven 1 month ago
4:38 - 4:40 I just fell out of my chair.
supahsekzy 1 month ago
Wait a minute? Bireli could play great way before Jaco? So Jaco was NOT Bireli's mentor.
BABAHARIDASS 1 month ago
@BABAHARIDASS Na, Jaco was A mentor to him. I'm sure he had many mentors in his life. Just cause you have natural talent doesn't mean you don't learn from others.
supahsekzy 1 month ago
I suspect he may have played before. ;-)
CallMeMister99 2 months ago
Gorgeous tone from Bireli, and that's a sm00th sax player too! This just made my day.
CallMeMister99 2 months ago
@lionsome
Jaco Pastorius was Birelli's mentor years ago:)
jjaaccoo 2 months ago
Lagrene is a gift from god to people who love listening the guitar.
Dardagan11 2 months ago
I love the volume slide in the middle of the solo. Fits in beautifully.
hohaia01 2 months ago
lovely version!!
funkyflautist 2 months ago
para mi pequeña bebe!
netoriffvai 3 months ago
This is the only jazz tune i can mastrubate to :)
Skiimad 3 months ago
He has set the bar...I love him and find him very inspirational and the combination of emotion, technique and his ability to be open and let the universe play through him is a beautiful thing.
polkzoo 3 months ago
Wonderfull!
ldkHendrix 3 months ago
Bireli looks lewis black lol
Lydian7lc 4 months ago
Man, you're trying to compare Birelli with Benson. Hilarous.
JackOneil68 4 months ago
a bit of George Benson's phrasing combined with the gypsy feeling ... just so great!!!
Generalterz 4 months ago
Isnt Bireli lovely! and I love the sax (tenor, i thought)
tonyreb3 4 months ago
2:10 oh yeah he's into it
MasSacreD14 5 months ago
I really should know this but is that and alto or a tenor?
youngun550 5 months ago
@youngun550 its a tenor.
kurtlennon22 5 months ago
fantastic !
fiors73 5 months ago
Four great sounding acoustic instruments, a wonderfull sax solo following by an impressing guitar solo with a fantastic pure archtop tone - a pleasure to hear and to watch!
A wonderfull song played groovy true to the moment - Jazz at it´s best with four top players. Well done!!! Want more...
MisterGreencabbage 6 months ago
Did you guys really open your ears to what he's playing ? sure he plays some fast notes but he's always using very harmonic phrases. One can say i don't like it but who gives you the right to judge liek this ? do you practice or play ? a polemic tone ? you, who said that would be proud to have his tone !!! and what exactly is malmsteen ? that's a great question and disqualifies the one who wrote it. Like the uploader said " stop arguing ! "
StefanEng 6 months ago
@ilcongia what exactly is Malmsteen and a polemic tone
guitarandukulele1996 6 months ago
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youngun550 6 months ago
trop trop trop trop de notes trop de tout musiciens geniaux mais trop trop trop !!!
comme un plat trop gras !!! burp !!!
sunssonify 6 months ago
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ilcongia 6 months ago
Is that a Gibson ES-175 or a different model?
KevinZelin1984 6 months ago
@KevinZelin1984
The ES-175 has a Florentine cutaway and two P90s. Looks like a Wes Montgomery L-5 CES.
TheRunsOfficial 6 months ago
So fucking bad version, they kill he´s song.
SirTrueheart 6 months ago
Biréli has 273k views on this vid, and only 8 dislikes! :D That is pretty amazing! ;)
LiberoMan 7 months ago
too much stuff...One of the problems of some jazz guitarists is that are effected by the Malmsteen's sindrome...
This could be explained......playing fast is so fucking entertaining on guitar!!.....ahahah
ilcongia 7 months ago
@ilcongia you have to go trough your mind-limits. i think you listen in your life only rock and metal music, where lighting speed notes are played like an exercise on gym. jazz is also speed, mind-speed. the rythmical changes in a rapid phrase, the phrases played to create a dissonance, you can understand this type of expression only if you listen a lot of jazz music.
SchizoidMan90 7 months ago
@SchizoidMan90
I don't understand people with this polemic tone.....mind speed...ahahaha
ilcongia 7 months ago
@SchizoidMan90 fantastico vi parlate in inglese pur essendo entrambi italiani!questo è jazz!
bumbo612 7 months ago
@bumbo612 mica l'avevo capito!
vabbè resta il fatto che deve ascoltarsi un po' più di jazz il ragazzo :)
SchizoidMan90 6 months ago
@ilcongia Nothing to compare with the malmsteen thing :)
Samymakintosh 6 months ago
@Samymakintosh
Truly! I was just noticing that in my opinion he was playing too fast, and the result is such that polemic tone..I don't think that this is so much better than malmsteen from a emotional point of view....Now I have to expect tha baddest comments on me.... but I'm convinced on what I'm writing....
This man has nothing to share with django, wes or pass...
ilcongia 6 months ago
This is true art.
SorayaAAL 7 months ago
Beau, très beauoooooooooooo !
ibabsy 8 months ago
i love it
davidemusic1 8 months ago
Staggering unsung genius of jazz guitar Bireli imho probably the greatest guitarist in the world his sheer inventiveness and invention never ceases to surprise and amaze me (looks like Franz Schubert playing guitar the look of a dispassionate maestro lol) Interesting how his style has eveolved to incorporate the playing styles of Beson and Wes with Django into his unique scintillating voice ...check out uruguayan guitarist from Amsterdam Leonardo Amuedo who is imo of comparable stature
JazzLoverKhurram 8 months ago
2:48..that walkdown...fit soo perfectly
ChezterG 8 months ago 2
is she not lovely?
jamesedwardtheobald 8 months ago
1:55 and 7:23 are my favorites here, love Bireli's accompaniment/comping - not counting his solo of course
wachita15 8 months ago
sax olayer is Frank Wolf apparently
mpab123 8 months ago
@MrMaestranza man you seem like you just discovered there were better guitar players than clapton... there's no need to trash him here (don't get me wrong, i love clapton).
tchang33 8 months ago
8 boneheads thumbs down!!! What planet are you from?
garyguitar 8 months ago
what a player ! ....so great music
greekmetaler 9 months ago
:-D smoooooooth . . . . . . . .
CurtisTooTs 9 months ago
i think i just experienced my own heaven :O
guitarandukulele1996 9 months ago
@maxxxx1972
It's Frank Wolf
ndounakis 10 months ago
what chords is he playing
LaxBro11796 10 months ago 26
@LaxBro11796
is'nt she lovely regular chords with tentions
musicforlife999 2 months ago
@LaxBro11796 i have one word for ya ''Transcribe !"
DajaWaja 3 weeks ago
@LaxBro11796 just google it
einavi279 3 weeks ago
@LaxBro11796 U serious ? :p
Miligoran 2 days ago
who's the dude on sax?
maxxxx1972 10 months ago
I absolutely LOVE Bireli's phrasing and tasteful runs. Such a pleasure to listen to.
TheRealrocker74 10 months ago
Arguing is senseless, this music must just be enjoyed
pippoMASO 10 months ago
This is simply beautiful
Lukasoncapeta 1 year ago
i like the 536 people who liked this..:-)
TheJFllll 1 year ago 16
8 people listen to 50 cant and are too cool!
xplorerk0rina 1 year ago
@soulkonducta2 maybe that is why he is impressive
somesomevi 1 year ago
Damn... this is music.
cougher989 1 year ago
I want him to perform with Stevie! :)
CrAzzyWak 1 year ago
bireli jsi skveli kytarysta
lagrene1 1 year ago
He's got a special swing, that i really like, but the saxphonist is the Senasation in this video!
xplorerk0rina 1 year ago
nice tenor sax player
IronmanXLR 1 year ago
Who is the sax player?
deepislandboy 1 year ago
@deepislandboy Franck Wolf :)
BistouflyTheGreat 1 year ago
I want to be that big dude just chillin in the chair stumming away watching all these amazing musicians rape their instruments.
deepislandboy 1 year ago
@deepislandboy Don't overlook is comping. He's doing great playing the backing chords
xdivinebladex 1 year ago
@xdivinebladex Couldnt have said it any better. Many people overlook rhythm and those that do end up having a dull playing style.
bufeva 1 year ago
They do not know that it is not the sword that makes the man, but the man that makes the sword!
Dmoran94 1 year ago
Fuckingtastic
desperatemanblues 1 year ago
I would be happier if all comments were disabled on you tube.
KABRIS1 1 year ago
Enough with the argument about "who CAN"... Does it even matter in music? Bireli Lagrene choose to play JAZZ, and is great in what he does! Malmsteen choose to play METAL, and he is great in what he does! Now let's just enjoy the music.
twingelink 1 year ago 3
@twingelink peeps think they can compare artists from different styles. Childishhhh!! but imo jazz guitarists are more well versed in a huge spectrum of techniques.
cspringles 1 year ago
U GUYS ARE ARGUUING AB SOEMTHING HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH MUSIC !BC SATRIANI OR BIRELLI
IF YOU NO BOTH OF THEM U CANT DECID BC THY ARE TH BEST IN THR STYLEEEEEEEEEEEE JUST ENJOY IT
melibass 1 year ago
Tres bon travail de ces musiciens et du sax un plus !... biensur Bireli aussi ...
tellarjj 1 year ago
Wow! I really like the way Bireli outlines the harmonies with his melodie lines the old fashioned way - and when you start getting used to it he surprises your ear by going off key a little. He really went the way from gypsy jazz to modern jazz and back. Bireli is at home in any jazz idiom be it traditional or avantgarde.
Fitzliputzli23 1 year ago
stop arguing :)
qweasd1993 1 year ago 23
heppplaaaa
pipadammopaul 1 year ago
heppplaaaa
pipadammopaul 1 year ago
stop arguing
qweasd1993 1 year ago 23
Hey, Hono takes a really cool rhythm solo in one of these videos. Could someone please respond with the link please?
Its super amazing.
greatarachnid 1 year ago
why are we talking about Malmsteen? This is jazz? btw #
Twistchawa you're a fucking idiot
0neManVVolfpack 1 year ago
Meme sans la voix de stevie j'ai adorer hoo la music...
MrValency 1 year ago
Sax sounds plastic.
musiccalgary 1 year ago
the sax player is a master of dynamics
hillybunker 1 year ago
ビデオカメラ販売の今日の日曜バイト、どんどん質問を交わしていった旦那の横で、しっかり聞いている奥さんの目の下の大きなお腹を見たら生き返った。
morockstation 1 year ago
@morockstation men, so right
fran122157 1 year ago
Bireli's ill ???? He seems to have lost so much weight !!
Attilio75 1 year ago
@Attilio75 I don't think he's sick, I just think he got tired of all the baby fat...He seems to be playing quite a bit better, too. He fell off a bit a few years back.
ricaard 1 year ago
One of he best out there..
wrastle4bway171 1 year ago
Beautiful Sax work. So fluent, restrained and tasteful. Great feel to this classic song. Bireli doesn't overplay too much, very smooth, ebullient and Benson-like. Sensational work. M
markus180963 1 year ago
God you international countries are lucky, getting legends like these to play in your country. We rarely get people other than mainstream folks here in NZ ... I envy yal!
chiibiROXAS 1 year ago
gave me chills
deepislandboy 1 year ago
Is she not lovely? Methinks she is, perchance. Is she most certainly not pulchritudinous? Forsooth, verily she is!!
jamesedwardtheobald 1 year ago
senor Lagrene , eres un maestro.
Ricardo5336 1 year ago
Couple of years ago I red about some "wrong chooses" concerning Bireli's career.
If these "wrong chooses" has brought him on this way ...well..I guess to mistake as he did!
uzik15 1 year ago
Shit to the F1 rides of Malmsteen Satriani & Steve Vai! W Bireli!
pjrow 1 year ago
Isn't this wonderful?
vimana19 1 year ago 4
Who's bashing bireli?
He created guitar
undertaikur 1 year ago
Lagrene you're my idol.
JaimaocantaJaimao 1 year ago
Amazing that every video of a guitarist turns into a massive "who's better" flame war.
Having said that - THIS IS SHITE.
SaxMan77765 1 year ago
imagine my surprise to be watching this amazing video of a gypsy jazz virtuoso playing an awesome stevie wonder tune, and look in the comment section to find a long stream of comments on malmsteen, what is wrong with you guys!?!?!?! :P
Mattytheman91 1 year ago 2
What's all this Malmsteen nonsense? This is Birelli's gig and he's the dog's bx. I have only one criticisim. I went to a jazz guitar week in wrexham a few years ago on the strength of Bireli being there and he never turned up.
I can forgive anything of anyone who can play with the angels like Bireli!
kevinjohnmorris 1 year ago
I love his L-5! :D The smoothest guitar sound in the whole world! <3
LiberoMan 1 year ago
What is y.b.rip.palmsteen?? Has nothing to do with music? Maybe sports ?
hanseatus 1 year ago
Fantastic........
hanseatus 1 year ago
You are so talented I will share this video with all my friends.
gaeta
gaetasearch 1 year ago
wow this man is awesome. i think his solo style is quit same with andreas oberg. really catchy
malesmandi 1 year ago
Double bass is not tuned or it's my ears...?
LudoManhattan 1 year ago
grandiosa esecuzione!!!!!!note sublimi e raffinate!grannnnndiiiiiiiiii!!!!!!!magari riuscissi a suonarla cosi....
agatone66 1 year ago
birelli and holdsworth in a jam,...when?
stoofbuis 1 year ago
Why are you folks discussing some third rate hack when you could listen to the solo here, which is jaw-dropping good. Bireli is the best...
johnnylance 1 year ago
@johnnylance Ha ha - well said my friend :-)
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johnnylance 1 year ago
one thing you have to remember a lot of american jazz musician left the state in the 50's to come to france cause the french have a great love for jazz
MrGoonerforlife 2 years ago 2
the best french guitar player
MrGoonerforlife 2 years ago 2
Bireli is playing the Gibson L-5 Wes Montgomery, but the great sound is from the man - not the guitar!
oledossing 2 years ago 15
@oledossing so very true!
Rickyyy001 1 year ago
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hahaha all your ex Boyfriend or Girlfriend pretending they loved you.
xtiffy06 2 years ago
Lmfao ! Ha ha ha ! Oh wow !
streetthug1990 2 years ago
Thats te best guitar jazz sound! hey i wanna have te concert tooo!
sugarplacebo 2 years ago
damn! I have this full concert..
Vitaminnn07 2 years ago
wow nice
cavalcdh 2 years ago
wich guitar is playing bireli?
delpimpo 2 years ago
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boy are you desperate whatever your name is...
BEY0NDWARD 2 years ago
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hahaha all your family pretending to love you.
BEY0NDWARD 2 years ago
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hahahaha! all you idiots pretending to like this!
BEY0NDWARD 2 years ago
Happy music!
Skez01 2 years ago 9
the saxaphonist reminds me a little bit of michael brecker, maybe not as fusion oriented, but he's very similar in sound and tone
dimebagDarrellRIP 2 years ago
Haha brad Piit On bass HAha
Malimovic 2 years ago
Malmenstein is a monumentally permed and tight trousered rocker with a sound to make teeth bleed. Bireli can't compete on hair and has ordinary trousers, but every part of me loves his music.
sxmadrid 2 years ago
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nice one, whatever your name is...
BEY0NDWARD 2 years ago
Bireli played just like Malmsteen when he was only 17 or 18. Look up "bireli shreds" on youtube here and see :D And yes, Malmsteen wins on awesome hair, the only area of life Bireli cant beat him in
UmbrellaCorp666 2 years ago 2
UmbrellaCorp666,
Malmsteen also wins in creating his own sub-genre of music. The neo-classical term was coined after HIS release of Rising Force.
You don't have to like Malmsteen or his music in order to respect what that man has accomplished, which is more then most ppl.
Bireli is amazing and, indeed, can play in different styles because he loves them all. He's no typical jazz-snob that hates rock. In fact he incorporates a lot of stuff in his playing because he probably loves all music.
dorlandosonic 2 years ago
5:18 ftw
trombonespaz 2 years ago
like
ElAqero 2 years ago
Brad Pit on bass !!
paulocorea 2 years ago 2
ha, and quinten tarantino on sax!
PaulBunyan56 2 years ago
Still, they make it seem like the song was destined to become instrumentally interpretated, what a melody!
LassieRF 2 years ago 4
I'd love to hear play this, only with one of his acoustics instead!
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sucks!!!
losokilla123 2 years ago
what a great sound! and that solo rips! bireli is the man
dasilvaj2008 2 years ago 5
Wow!
guidomattina57 2 years ago
this owns
SatchJimmy 2 years ago
I enjoyed the Take The A Train quote
Shamanhearts91 2 years ago
Man, so very impressive. I'm in awe every time I watch this, with Birelli and the saxophone. Also, Yngwie Malmsteen is no disgrace, but I would listen to this over him any day of the week. Just because someone plays something you don't enjoy doesn't mean they aren't outstanding.
goblesqb7 2 years ago 3
he's SO very influenced by George Benson..but still..i consider this guy the MJ of jazz Guitar..so versatile..its amaxzing to see how the great guitarist are still studying Wes Montgomery and George Benson(maybe thats why theyre great.)
deylite 2 years ago
bireli is about 15 years younger than benson....watch birelis video from when he was 12...hes a prodigy...clearly...they all influence each other....martino, wes, django, rosenberg, farlow, breu, green, christian....everybody steals everybodies licks....and everybody stole those licks from ellington, goodman, fats, hines, or basie..
thejazzman8 2 years ago 5