Who the hell is that Christian Escoude ? Maybe it's just this song, but his solo was terrible to the utmost, Bireli (who always seems to be pissed off anyway, as someone mentioned) was about to explode watching him playing :)
Escoudo...walking in on the end of the Fabulous 'Spain' sits down with a loose string flying around his guitar. I suppose this is because he broke the string just prior to going on, and then, as sometimes happens it had knotted itself in the capstan, so the new string was threaded over the old one. But he didn't need to be in quite such a hurry to get on stage?
Lately when i go into the market or to someones house and pop out my headphones i hear this terrible, woeful sound. I've been listening to so much real music that it's easy to forget the garbage that society, as a collective, has adopted as their soundtrack for life. One day i'll be walking down the street and clothes shops will be playing Birelli Lagrene's "Standards" or something, something at least that doesn't entail a Dj wanking onto his decks and synth machine. But thats their choice.
mostros sois me gusta como tocais parece samba y jazz un aplauso a los mostros sois la auntetica fusion sus tendre que cortar las manos es mejor pata negra rock gitano
i had this on a playlist in the background while cleaning the place up after lastnights party, about to comment that it must be summertime,, since alot of his songs on youtube aren't named. glad i didnt ha duh
°_^ mmm.. i've been watching this video almost a thousand times now.. and i think my guitar playing is some what improving, because of this video... now i know who's among them gives the hardest technique... and it's bireli lagrene.. the third soloist w/ a gibson.. he'd used here a chord progression.. not just strings but "chords"... i can't do it yet.. LOL :)
cord progression? ? he plays mainly in octaves through the first part of his solo.... and he didn´t invent it , " Wes montgomery" did , check him out. . . ( thumb and octaves) ....
lol you didnt get what i mean dude.. what i mean by "cord progression" by bireli, it's not the technique of thumb picking or octave style... what i men is that, he converted the whole scale into chords and play it like fast scale progression... and its hard, even the rosenberg trio was amazed and smiled at what bireli's doin... :)
@paulbocaya At what point between 4:34 to 6:51 in the video did Bireli "convert the whole scale into chords and play it like fast scale progression" ? I hear him playing octaves but not one chord progression at all in his solo. findmads was correct you are mislabeling octaves as chords. Not trying to be technical but you just dead wrong here.
I think you're wrong about Bireli refusing to comp. It's an artistic choice. With 4 guitars playing theres only so much room. when the second guitar starts his solo he playing mostly chord melody. I think he lays out when taste requires it. Sometimes it's knowing when not to play.
@lhurien yes, missed the point. Listen to the phrasing at the start of Bireli's solo conjuring up Wes as a response and the antithesis of, yet sublimely complimnetary, to Stocky's start - notice the smile on Stock'ys face mid way in B's solo.
I think it's an artistic choice too!!.. first time i've watching this video i've listen a percussion sound.. but no musician playing it... in fact i think it's bireli who is playing percussion with his muted string.. PS: i love all solos guitar in this song!!!
@lhurien living in Paris, I can tell you one thing for sure: among gipsy guitarists, the lead guitarist doesn't play rhythm or hardly ever; top level players usually don't even comp very well... By the way, in the traditional django style, you would have 2 different rhythm players playing in perfect unisson, both for a matter of power and sound: the Selmer type mustn't be strummed too hard or it'll sound like a (bad) banjo.
@lhurien And, of course, as you stated it, a real musician best knows when to play and when to leave space... in France, all these guitarists show the others great respect
I always wonder how Stochelo's (and other gypsy jazz player's) playing can be so clean and crisp without any right hand muting...especially amplified...can anyone shed some insight into that?
They use a technique called 'Rest-Stroke' well you have a floating hand, wrist bent out naturally, when they pick they pick a little aggresively and rests on the next string (thus the crispness and the term rest-stroke). When changing strings they always use down strokes. Oh yeah.. Did I mention the practise they put in? Sure the technique helped, (a lot, people might say) but these guys put in thousands of hours practising. Technique is explained in detail on michael horowitz's 'Gypsy Picking'
Bireli played too mucho Benson and not enough Bireli. Storchelo exelent and Christian as well. The 4th guitar player is Sylvain Luc who can play with anyone
la musica es como el alma y las historias....es inmortal.....Summertime es inmortal, estos msuicos tambien y probablemnte su compositor este entre el publico tomandose una copa y sonriendo ...... Es lo q tiene ser inmortal
well its funny sometimes seeing ppls comments on such superb performances on who is the best or most talented among such great players ..missing the point that everyone offers his unique style composing this magic :)
@tremete as for who the most talented in this clip is..thats a personal choice but Bireli was playing like these guys at age 12. see:Bireli Lagrene - 12 years
@tremete you're absolutetley correct ;) only...this time (Bireli did'nt offer his "unique style"..he opened his solo with pure Wes Montgomery licks and style and then finished his solo in pure Benson style using (all) Benson "signature licks" (I could name each recording from where (every)lick he played came from including the Wes licks..this was an (artistic)choice he made being that the other guitarist actually sound more lick Bireli!!!
@deylite but All the great masters do this(Benson did and still does it (playing Wes licks and Johnny Smith and Django styles) All great musicians borrow from those they admire yet still have their own unique style themselves..Earl Klugh (played Chet Atkins) I can't think of a rock player who never use(Hendrix) I guess sometimes we just have to let these masters have fun and just play what and who they want to play like but i know what you mean about people always comparing .Good post!
Love this composition, and love the trio on the whole, but I think it's odd that Escoude plays with Lagrene and Rosenberg when his style is so different to theirs, and for the most part I thought his solo was just filler in this song. Technically and lyrically I think he's miles behind the other two. Anyone else think so? ALso good to see Lagrene just jamming in the background while the other two have to take turns :D
im sure you think your taste is so refined you can only listen to the best....good for you....its called taste....escoude has taste...you dont like him cause no else really uses the scales the way he does....and i highly doubt your on rosenbergs level.......put a video up before you claim to stand with any of those players.
I don't know why you're addressing that comment to me. I don't recall anywhere in this discussion where I said that or implied that. What I said was fairly easy to comprehend even for a child. I said the old man has nothing. I can't be any clearer than that.
Comments like"The old man has nothing"must be one of the most stupid comments on youtube this year.hes no Birelli but his tone, picking, cleanness, notation, timing, ideas is better than most.
You're free to disagree with me all you like but it definitely isn't stupid. It's an opinion from someone who can play at the level of Rosenberg. You believe he has good tone, strong picking, that he picks clean, good notation, good timing, and good ideas. I disagree. I counted more than a dozen times where he fell out of time signature and many instances where his picking was sloppy and anything but clean, his tone was affected by that, he couldn't perform the most basic notation scales.
Just one example. 3:55 - 3:18 is crap. If you think that's good then I really don't need to waste my time debating you because it would be obvious that my ear is much more finely tuned than yours and that I'm on a much higher level musically than you are and I would be wasting my time.
I am not exactly sure. They are more or less the same instrument. From what I understand, I think the Super V is probably a more prestigious instrument then the LeGrande, which according to the Gibson Custom website is what they now call the Johnny Smith. Man this is confusing!
i'd never let go of my super 400.....even for an L-5....or es-350T.....but bireli shits on everyone....rosenburg, martino, hendrix, van halen, and mchlachlin or whatever....he is the fastest (next to howe) and he is the most creative.
pardon??? c dans les trucs les plus ridiculement parfaits ke jai vu.. jai pas entendu kelke chose daussi bien foutu depuis lgtmps... tapprécies pas chet atkins?
It looks like a LeGrand, but its not. Its is a Gibson Super V. It has the same tailpiece, and body as the LeGrande, but you might see where they show the truss rod cover, you can see the word "Super". It is basically a 17 inch super 400. They came in two variants, the CES (routed pickups) and this one with the floating pickup. The latter is quite a rare instrument.
You can download the video of this site with a special program, there are even some sites that can do this for you. Then you rip the audio (i.e. with Total Converter)and convert it to mp3. Easy!
I've heard many guitarists and thousands of solos in my years of playing and I must say that Escoudes solo is the most beautiful one I have ever heard.
Escoude is the least accomplished Guitar player in that entire concert, he is good but he is nothing at all special, and i thought his solo was repeatitive and annoyingly simple.
My opinion as a non-musician isnt as valid, but i have to agree with quitarro5, this may be one if not THE BEST live performace by these guys and also my fav live performance by any artist in the jazz world, I know this much for certain. Thank you for posting, and thank God for giving us musicians like the Rosenberg Trio!
when rosenberg plays like that...i just love it. He needs to play more "not gypsy jazzish" ,do some rock and classical or something :D we love all them, all the gypsies here in cleveland say woot!
Who the hell is that Christian Escoude ? Maybe it's just this song, but his solo was terrible to the utmost, Bireli (who always seems to be pissed off anyway, as someone mentioned) was about to explode watching him playing :)
EleventhBlueEgyptian 1 week ago
That guitar needs a haircut
Leedysgladstones 6 months ago in playlist Its All About Guitar
Very bad sound this one is
Plz think about true sound before you do it
asajan55 11 months ago
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jesus christ is king of all mankind
bass109 1 year ago
bireli jsi bomba kytarysta
lagrene1 1 year ago
i dont think an audience can ever clap along with a jazz song
twistedthumbv2 1 year ago
@twistedthumbv2 clapping to anything requires a beat...don't u think there is a beat here?
xemosintightsx 6 months ago
6 people expected heavy metal shredding.
ChillpointNews 1 year ago 2
Escoudo...walking in on the end of the Fabulous 'Spain' sits down with a loose string flying around his guitar. I suppose this is because he broke the string just prior to going on, and then, as sometimes happens it had knotted itself in the capstan, so the new string was threaded over the old one. But he didn't need to be in quite such a hurry to get on stage?
monjoUtube 1 year ago
4 grands immences
pk ne pas écouté se que fait bireli
et il as raison pour joué je croit que ces preuve sont faites!!!!!
et escoudé se debrouille pas mal en téte !!!
bravo berilé ,rien a prouvé ,régale tes oreilles ta raison et un peu le droit aussi ;-)
MrSifreddy 1 year ago
4:46 - 5:00 = WIN
dylanlawless1 1 year ago
Is this in Am still?
GrimBat0l 1 year ago
@GrimBat0l E minor
swingmanu 1 month ago
Christian Escoude (second solo) is just as good live as he is in this video. I paid 75$ to see him with Gypsy Planet. There was 0% swing.
jfarcouette 1 year ago
The lead guitarist is an exact replica of the character Angel, the public prosecutor from the series Dexter. Other than that, what a fantastic show.
esdenaze 1 year ago
Lately when i go into the market or to someones house and pop out my headphones i hear this terrible, woeful sound. I've been listening to so much real music that it's easy to forget the garbage that society, as a collective, has adopted as their soundtrack for life. One day i'll be walking down the street and clothes shops will be playing Birelli Lagrene's "Standards" or something, something at least that doesn't entail a Dj wanking onto his decks and synth machine. But thats their choice.
dylanlawless1 1 year ago
was it Lagrene (can't spell his name right) who played the conga sounds? how creative!
r3ck0rd 1 year ago
Is there a DVD of this concert and where can I buy it?
chubbybabe1 1 year ago
ez nagyon nagyon nagy
lakatosszilard 1 year ago
brilliant!
alexdubnyak 1 year ago
I swear to god Bireli can play any style or genre there is
Johaneeeek 1 year ago 2
@Johaneeeek he played with Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker, replacing Gary Moore!!!
swingmanu 1 month ago
Mon chorus préféré de Biréli à ce jour !
deftonesbored02 1 year ago
THE BEST SUMMERTIME I HAVE EVER HEARD !!!!!!!!!!!
FANTASTIC:-)))
pontepolentepontepi 1 year ago
انقطع الوتر من الطرب
MrRdoi 1 year ago
Amazing octave, First time see you play that long. thanks Bireli
flyingshears 1 year ago
This is as relaxing as the best relaxation music!
z0ltanz0ltan 1 year ago
This is God's way of saying "top that bitches"!
JazzJunkie4 1 year ago
Pretty amazing indeed
designermite 1 year ago
I like these guys, they are truly musicians.
All of them.
Just a double-bass, a rhytym-guitar, and of they go.
Bireli does at a moment, sounds like Wes.
Amazing.
Scio2 1 year ago
mostros sois me gusta como tocais parece samba y jazz un aplauso a los mostros sois la auntetica fusion sus tendre que cortar las manos es mejor pata negra rock gitano
cj7eze 1 year ago
This is something only gypsy's can do!!! Incredible good!
Sting0NL 1 year ago
cut the technique quarrel, listen like a gypsy, with your Heart!
oekibuki 1 year ago
i had this on a playlist in the background while cleaning the place up after lastnights party, about to comment that it must be summertime,, since alot of his songs on youtube aren't named. glad i didnt ha duh
dylanlawless1 1 year ago
All shredders should watch this and learn. Power, speed and technique with passion. There is a song there. Not just scales. Amazing skill.
markatier 1 year ago
Definitely steel
Roboctopus 1 year ago
profii muzik naljbolji si za ovo vreme nema sta poz srbija vrznjska banja zenko
ZeneTheKing 1 year ago
Nous'che at 5:36 getting a kick out of what Bireli's doin! haha
pencap23 2 years ago
Pure cool !
scottstanton1 2 years ago
°_^ mmm.. i've been watching this video almost a thousand times now.. and i think my guitar playing is some what improving, because of this video... now i know who's among them gives the hardest technique... and it's bireli lagrene.. the third soloist w/ a gibson.. he'd used here a chord progression.. not just strings but "chords"... i can't do it yet.. LOL :)
paulbocaya 2 years ago
@paulbocaya
cord progression? ? he plays mainly in octaves through the first part of his solo.... and he didn´t invent it , " Wes montgomery" did , check him out. . . ( thumb and octaves) ....
findmads 2 years ago
@findmads
lol you didnt get what i mean dude.. what i mean by "cord progression" by bireli, it's not the technique of thumb picking or octave style... what i men is that, he converted the whole scale into chords and play it like fast scale progression... and its hard, even the rosenberg trio was amazed and smiled at what bireli's doin... :)
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@paulbocaya At what point between 4:34 to 6:51 in the video did Bireli "convert the whole scale into chords and play it like fast scale progression" ? I hear him playing octaves but not one chord progression at all in his solo. findmads was correct you are mislabeling octaves as chords. Not trying to be technical but you just dead wrong here.
ttsqas 1 year ago
@paulbocaya You don't know what scale nor chord is and you're stupid. Shut the fuck up and die like a fucking mangy dog already, maggot.
anhbht 1 year ago
Wes popularized it. He got it from Django who'd been using the technique a number of years prior.
Roboctopus 1 year ago
I didn't know about this amazing concert!!! The best gypsy jazz musicians together!!! And of course, there is Christian...
OscarPetersonFan 2 years ago
he's coming for you
risingsun1987 2 years ago
volshebno :)
tishomingobluz 2 years ago
escoude has no chops at all. great video!
lukex1337 2 years ago 2
nice
e320w 2 years ago
lol i noticed that bireli likes his plain white t-shirt when he is gigging
ukeforChrist 2 years ago
They are GREAT !!!!!
Eric - Studio ChinChan
STUDIOCHINCHAN 2 years ago
Rosenberg is very good and the best
kalory01 2 years ago
Rabbit,
I think you're wrong about Bireli refusing to comp. It's an artistic choice. With 4 guitars playing theres only so much room. when the second guitar starts his solo he playing mostly chord melody. I think he lays out when taste requires it. Sometimes it's knowing when not to play.
lhurien 2 years ago 36
@lhurien yes, missed the point. Listen to the phrasing at the start of Bireli's solo conjuring up Wes as a response and the antithesis of, yet sublimely complimnetary, to Stocky's start - notice the smile on Stock'ys face mid way in B's solo.
gpsharkmate1 1 year ago
I think it's an artistic choice too!!.. first time i've watching this video i've listen a percussion sound.. but no musician playing it... in fact i think it's bireli who is playing percussion with his muted string.. PS: i love all solos guitar in this song!!!
strogold21 5 months ago in playlist rosenberg/dire straits etc.
@lhurien living in Paris, I can tell you one thing for sure: among gipsy guitarists, the lead guitarist doesn't play rhythm or hardly ever; top level players usually don't even comp very well... By the way, in the traditional django style, you would have 2 different rhythm players playing in perfect unisson, both for a matter of power and sound: the Selmer type mustn't be strummed too hard or it'll sound like a (bad) banjo.
swingmanu 1 month ago
@swingmanu thank you for the insights, i don't play that style but I love to listen to it.
lhurien 1 month ago
@lhurien And, of course, as you stated it, a real musician best knows when to play and when to leave space... in France, all these guitarists show the others great respect
swingmanu 1 month ago
I always wonder how Stochelo's (and other gypsy jazz player's) playing can be so clean and crisp without any right hand muting...especially amplified...can anyone shed some insight into that?
flamencodiablo007 2 years ago
actually they use a lot of muting... only its too fast... lol
paulbocaya 2 years ago
PLaying since they are kids... every day... for years...
meirelesgabriel 2 years ago 2
They use a technique called 'Rest-Stroke' well you have a floating hand, wrist bent out naturally, when they pick they pick a little aggresively and rests on the next string (thus the crispness and the term rest-stroke). When changing strings they always use down strokes. Oh yeah.. Did I mention the practise they put in? Sure the technique helped, (a lot, people might say) but these guys put in thousands of hours practising. Technique is explained in detail on michael horowitz's 'Gypsy Picking'
qead0828 2 years ago 2
rofl, Bireli always looks so pissed off
flamencodiablo007 2 years ago 5
well for him is boring playin' with this guys
wakanabeotai 2 years ago
and he often refuses to comp when others are soloing. pretty funny
PCPrabbit 2 years ago
@flamencodiablo007 but tell me please why?
i agree his state of mind
wakanabeotai 1 year ago
bireli is playing like wes
tarekabdelosamabinfa 2 years ago
does any body know what model of guitar bireli has??
wakanabeotai 2 years ago
gibson L5
zu3tu7 2 years ago
super 400 actually...18 inch body.....and bireli would never play an l-7...not that they're not good guitars.
thejazzman8 2 years ago
or L7
zu3tu7 2 years ago
notice the slit diamond headstock...L-5's dont have that.
thejazzman8 2 years ago
Johnny smith or now as its called "LeGrand"
jazzcatuna 2 years ago
thanks
wakanabeotai 2 years ago
the mastery of the guitar...
zu3tu7 2 years ago
i love these guys
bonifazius45 2 years ago
In a word " WOW"!
zendograilseeker 2 years ago
bireli is great what he destroyd this song
tonyhelenatoshiba 2 years ago
anyone else notice that stochelo plays the opening line of manha de canreval at 7:34?
itsjonlikeomg 2 years ago 2
You are completely right. ;-)
Harrysmit3 2 years ago
yeah it hit me the first time i heard it.. i cultivate a very private relationship wit manha de carneval ;) (we all have songs like that ahha)
neopandorex2 2 years ago
Very interseting...Stochello and birelli simulare style but escoude is good 2...
Menintheshadow 2 years ago
na piereli war marl wieder absulut kull gehsbilt
und das vorsbil von storchelo latsches file güse
fon johann d
LatschiTschei09 2 years ago
j'ai rarement vu nousche montrer ce qu'il ressent et etre autant à fond qu'avec le solo de bireli!!!!
djangireli 2 years ago
Majstori svaka chast. Brcko
winnetou086 2 years ago
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winnetou086 2 years ago
Merci, je ne connaissais pas cette rencontre.
SuperTootsie 2 years ago
yes you are correct thanks!
angeloamericano 2 years ago
Bireli played too mucho Benson and not enough Bireli. Storchelo exelent and Christian as well. The 4th guitar player is Sylvain Luc who can play with anyone
angeloamericano 2 years ago
The 4th player is not Sylvain Luc but Nous'che Rosenberg (rythm guitar in Rosenberg Trio).
aurelh78 2 years ago 9
Rosenberg's solo is the best. Bireli overplays.
mayurasana 2 years ago
all three soulful players and masters! beautiful playing!!
2bonzandapick 2 years ago
Rosenberg..sublime
Bilhas87 2 years ago
Bireli Lagrene is one of the greatest mucisians in the world
doddsalfa 2 years ago 3
bireli solo is realy out of site, five musicians, five ways to put music in to soul and soul in to music......
opidacul 2 years ago 3
just bad assed! thanks
rwilson6120 2 years ago
Incredible musicianship. Tugs at the heartstrings!
sammybuzzz 2 years ago
che dire .... non ho parole
pacolecce 2 years ago
Fascinant à regarder autant qu'à écouter.
deepsky67 2 years ago
Bravi veramente tutti ma Escoudè è quello che ha più personalità .
gabri3l367 2 years ago
la musica es como el alma y las historias....es inmortal.....Summertime es inmortal, estos msuicos tambien y probablemnte su compositor este entre el publico tomandose una copa y sonriendo ...... Es lo q tiene ser inmortal
jaimitoapru 2 years ago
verdad
BillyC15 2 years ago
wow. Great playing!
voyces 3 years ago
Master musicians! Very inspiring! Thanks for posting this magnificent video!
Trumpetplayer60076 3 years ago
well its funny sometimes seeing ppls comments on such superb performances on who is the best or most talented among such great players ..missing the point that everyone offers his unique style composing this magic :)
tremete 3 years ago 15
@tremete as for who the most talented in this clip is..thats a personal choice but Bireli was playing like these guys at age 12. see:Bireli Lagrene - 12 years
deylite 1 year ago
@tremete you're absolutetley correct ;) only...this time (Bireli did'nt offer his "unique style"..he opened his solo with pure Wes Montgomery licks and style and then finished his solo in pure Benson style using (all) Benson "signature licks" (I could name each recording from where (every)lick he played came from including the Wes licks..this was an (artistic)choice he made being that the other guitarist actually sound more lick Bireli!!!
deylite 1 year ago
@deylite but All the great masters do this(Benson did and still does it (playing Wes licks and Johnny Smith and Django styles) All great musicians borrow from those they admire yet still have their own unique style themselves..Earl Klugh (played Chet Atkins) I can't think of a rock player who never use(Hendrix) I guess sometimes we just have to let these masters have fun and just play what and who they want to play like but i know what you mean about people always comparing .Good post!
deylite 1 year ago
magnifique escoude michel des landes
micklandes 3 years ago
Love this composition, and love the trio on the whole, but I think it's odd that Escoude plays with Lagrene and Rosenberg when his style is so different to theirs, and for the most part I thought his solo was just filler in this song. Technically and lyrically I think he's miles behind the other two. Anyone else think so? ALso good to see Lagrene just jamming in the background while the other two have to take turns :D
AOmond 3 years ago
im sure you think your taste is so refined you can only listen to the best....good for you....its called taste....escoude has taste...you dont like him cause no else really uses the scales the way he does....and i highly doubt your on rosenbergs level.......put a video up before you claim to stand with any of those players.
thejazzman8 3 years ago
BIRELLI!!
canallajc 3 years ago
Stochelo's melodic development and phrasing are incredible...
banjalien 3 years ago
the old man has a lot of experience and a very creative way constructing his lines.
thejazzman8 3 years ago 2
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The old man has nothing.
xms32 3 years ago
you don't need to play fast-scales to make music.
doddsalfa 3 years ago
I don't know why you're addressing that comment to me. I don't recall anywhere in this discussion where I said that or implied that. What I said was fairly easy to comprehend even for a child. I said the old man has nothing. I can't be any clearer than that.
xms32 3 years ago
Nothing as in tone, picking, cleanness, notation, timing, ideas, etc.
xms32 3 years ago
Comments like"The old man has nothing"must be one of the most stupid comments on youtube this year.hes no Birelli but his tone, picking, cleanness, notation, timing, ideas is better than most.
doddsalfa 3 years ago
You're free to disagree with me all you like but it definitely isn't stupid. It's an opinion from someone who can play at the level of Rosenberg. You believe he has good tone, strong picking, that he picks clean, good notation, good timing, and good ideas. I disagree. I counted more than a dozen times where he fell out of time signature and many instances where his picking was sloppy and anything but clean, his tone was affected by that, he couldn't perform the most basic notation scales.
xms32 3 years ago
Just one example. 3:55 - 3:18 is crap. If you think that's good then I really don't need to waste my time debating you because it would be obvious that my ear is much more finely tuned than yours and that I'm on a much higher level musically than you are and I would be wasting my time.
xms32 3 years ago
I meant 3:55 - 4:18
xms32 3 years ago
put a video WHERE YOUR MOUTH IS.
Claiming you being better than the rosenberg...hahahahhahh WELL LET'S SEE-POST A VIDEO BIATCH
ARXHMalakas 3 years ago
No, I haven't claimed that I'm 'better' than the Rosenberg's. But I do now claim that you can't read.
xms32 3 years ago
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fergible 2 years ago
Jag RYSER! Wow vad de är skickliga på att förmedla... Sen är de ju fantastiska gitarrister... Jag beundrar dem som musikant, man NJUTER! Baxtalo!
uselname 3 years ago
oh yeah!
that's cool it says Super V. that's pretty strange...so the leGrande is effectively a rebadged SuperV?
majorlemontart 3 years ago
I am not exactly sure. They are more or less the same instrument. From what I understand, I think the Super V is probably a more prestigious instrument then the LeGrande, which according to the Gibson Custom website is what they now call the Johnny Smith. Man this is confusing!
aaronentresz 3 years ago
When was this?
CinAcid100 3 years ago
its a la grande notice 6 finger tailpiece
olivieraleman 3 years ago
i'd never let go of my super 400.....even for an L-5....or es-350T.....but bireli shits on everyone....rosenburg, martino, hendrix, van halen, and mchlachlin or whatever....he is the fastest (next to howe) and he is the most creative.
thejazzman8 3 years ago
you sir, are correct
sintygypsy 3 years ago
Nobody "shits on Hendrix,but Birelli is great.Its not the question to be the fastest,but to make great music.
doddsalfa 3 years ago
is there a Live record from this gig?
epiph0ne 3 years ago
Fantastic!!!!
v2vroth 3 years ago
sorprendente como tocan la guitarra estos batos
lolocochi 3 years ago
They are all incredible musicians!
PeterWoodsMusic 3 years ago
..nice music
perestuk 3 years ago 4
escoudé , bof !
frukdefron 3 years ago
pardon??? c dans les trucs les plus ridiculement parfaits ke jai vu.. jai pas entendu kelke chose daussi bien foutu depuis lgtmps... tapprécies pas chet atkins?
neopandorex 3 years ago
Je suis un peu daccord avec vous deux!
Escoudé joue extrement bien, mais a coter de bireli et rosenberg...il a pas leur touchers, leurs feelings!
Mais c'est pas pour ca qu'il est mauvais hein!
Ma preference va a Bireli que j'ai vu en live...wow
chefdux 3 years ago
Virtuoso performance! Stochelo Rosenberg and Bireli Lagrene are the masters in this genre and a great duo! Very nice music on a warm summerday!
WildersENdeWinter 3 years ago
whats lagrene's guitar model? one dual on the neck... only lol, im kinda new to this.. hehe:)
neopandorex 3 years ago
I believe it's a Gibson L-5 Wes Montgomery. Comes with a single classic 57 Humbucker at the neck....a thing of beauty.
schmattarags 3 years ago
I think it's a Gibson "Johnny Smith" model. I had one very much like that.
carvetop01 3 years ago
Clatification on the Gibson JS. the one Bireli is playing.
carvetop01 3 years ago
I think you're right. They are pretty similar. I'd take either one!!
schmattarags 3 years ago
It's a Gibson LeGrande.
They're f*****g beautiful. And equally expensive.
I want one!
butrunioigneor 3 years ago
It's not a legrande - they have soft cutaway and single pickup as does the wes model.
I would suggest a boring old 175 with a p-90 fitted.
kenworthg 3 years ago
I was talking about Bireli not Escoude...
Escoude is indeed playing a ES175 with what looks like a P90 fitted. Bireli is playing a Gibson LeGrande...I promise!!
butrunioigneor 3 years ago
It looks like a LeGrand, but its not. Its is a Gibson Super V. It has the same tailpiece, and body as the LeGrande, but you might see where they show the truss rod cover, you can see the word "Super". It is basically a 17 inch super 400. They came in two variants, the CES (routed pickups) and this one with the floating pickup. The latter is quite a rare instrument.
aaronentresz 3 years ago
Fabulous.
ColinPRS 3 years ago
yet ANOTHER live performance that I desperately wish was on itunes....
guitarro5 3 years ago
You can download the video of this site with a special program, there are even some sites that can do this for you. Then you rip the audio (i.e. with Total Converter)and convert it to mp3. Easy!
Blhite 3 years ago
this concert is on "The Rosenberg Trio" cd
fr3das 3 years ago
I never heard of these guys till now. Amazing ;-)
captaintanuki 3 years ago
Words cannot describe how good that is... Un-Bloody believable!!!
remiharris 3 years ago 3
I've heard many guitarists and thousands of solos in my years of playing and I must say that Escoudes solo is the most beautiful one I have ever heard.
armi090 3 years ago 2
YES! certainly Escoudes did a beautiful and flamboyant solo. Im going to start looking him up.
01sTINGER01 3 years ago
Escoude is the least accomplished Guitar player in that entire concert, he is good but he is nothing at all special, and i thought his solo was repeatitive and annoyingly simple.
lordkazama86 3 years ago
don´t know, but somehow i don´t really like the sound of stochelo´s guitar in this song
nexthendrix89 3 years ago
i dont 'agree' with you but it sounds a thousand times better when its just mic'd
samuelshepard 3 years ago
i think stochelo did very well on this one
DG320 3 years ago
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way too santana sounding. very disappointed with the general feel of the tune.
tubbawubba 3 years ago
Rosenbergs play on guitars made by LEO EIMERS.
Christians Escoudes playing and fanatsy is amazing, this is maybe the best version of SUMMERTIME of all times !!!
abjork3 3 years ago 2
PURE MAGIC.....
marcoferraz 3 years ago 4
Stochelo and Noonie play guitars made by the the Luthiers? Stochelo uses Argentine strings.
quelneuf 3 years ago
è semplicemente fantastico potrei ascoltarlo 99 volte al giorno senza mai stancarmene...
brainandnerve 4 years ago
this is probably my favorite performance that can be found here on youtube....it practically leaves me absolutely speechless. hot damn
guitarro5 4 years ago
My opinion as a non-musician isnt as valid, but i have to agree with quitarro5, this may be one if not THE BEST live performace by these guys and also my fav live performance by any artist in the jazz world, I know this much for certain. Thank you for posting, and thank God for giving us musicians like the Rosenberg Trio!
01sTINGER01 3 years ago
Sometimes non musicians know best...
musicgsj 3 years ago 2
thats kind of you musicqsi :)
01sTINGER01 3 years ago
Do you know what kind of guitar Mr Stochelo Rosenberg is playing on and what kind of strings his guitar is equipped with?
potetola 4 years ago
Escoude 1/8 play
Birelli is flying
Stochelo is playing!
toramitas 4 years ago
Rosenberg Trio RULLLEZZ!!)) JAZZ IS JAZZ!!!
Krewedko 4 years ago
Christian Escoude's solo was off the hook!!!
SJI13 4 years ago
when rosenberg plays like that...i just love it. He needs to play more "not gypsy jazzish" ,do some rock and classical or something :D we love all them, all the gypsies here in cleveland say woot!
lordkazama86 4 years ago
he is a gipsyand he never give up his stile like a real gipsy do !!!
krysiekessen 4 years ago
real deal!
William102582 4 years ago
ça donne envie de reprendre sa guitare serieusement...ou de se remettre au triangle ;)
happy3931 4 years ago