Larry Carlton & Lee Ritenour - Room 335 @ live 720p 4-3 HD

[TheIrishlad12]

amazing how fourplay attracts the best, from Lee to Larry to Chuck

[dave22h34]

Those solos were great ! Lee just smokes !! 

[snowstorm5590]

@LRGuitarVids So true. And he's standing upright :-)

[beneloulou]

I agrre about Peg!

[akimtennis]

That it is what I was hearing Steely Dan's Peg :)

[2waterfall]

Larry's my all time fav for lots of reasons but ya gotta love Lee. The idea of these two LA session greats playing together always seemed unlikely to me but they did it and I've sure enjoyed it!

[alastairjr40]

Hint of Steely Dan

[pastore909]

2 for one's price

[Hackfrostcs]

Ooo Te Encontre!! :)

[MrPacifica721]

yeah!!



[rossinibkk]

Just wow....blending in so perfectly between the two.

[PBANDSNOW]

Guitar playing is all about finding your tone. A lot of people found theres (Jimmy Page, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, BB King, SRV), but sadly, so many never found there tone (Kurt Cobain; dont get me wrong, he was great, but never found his tone. Joe Perry, Izzy Stradlin). Luckily, Carlton is in the first column!

[papichan2006]

2人の神様の共演！いつまでも元気でいてほしい。

[papichan2006]

2人の神様の共演！

[CarnevaliGuitar]

just seen larry doing this song with lee, steve lukather and others.. nothing to say, larry's solos are always more groovy than other's

[J0NNYBudd]

@CarnevaliGuitar It's everything about the dude. The note choice, the way he phrases his lines, and TONE!!

[Moale04]

Just wonderful spiritual beings having a awesome human experience...two LEGENDS in this journey...thanks for your great inspirations...Peace, Love and Hugs!!!

[saviogoncalves]

O negão tomou conta da metade do vídeo. Gastou mais tempo do que Larry e Lee juntos. Seu solo até que começa bem mas epois é um pé no saco!

[TheIrishlad12]

melvin davis on bass

[killtank3]

what explain needs more?

he is a Legend

[tza123]

who is that bassist? Love his solo!

[fmarkow]

This is so sweet, I could jus keep watching itover and over.

OK, big question: is it me, or is Rit's first solo tasty and excellent, and the second one er, second rate? I think he should have just done the solo one time, he just seemed to be lost the second time through. Larry of course nailed his ENTIRE solo, but hey, it is his tune an he's ptobably played it a million times...

[BadSneakers]

@fmarkow I'm not sure I follow you. I see Larry and Lee each only doing one solo, then Melvin's bass solo, a short recapitulation, then closing. I'm I missing something? Or are you breaking down Rit's solo into two parts?

[fmarkow]

@BadSneakers well it technically may in fact be one long solo, but here's how I am breaking it down: he takes a solo break from 1:28-2:19 over the "verse" (hard to name it since there are no lyrics, but that is what I would call this section), then another one from 2:19-2:57 (which is more like the chorus). It is this second section I am refering to (which may be "part two" of his solo, but it is over a different section, that is why I am calling it his second solo.)

[BadSneakers]

@fmarkow I see what you're talkn about, I'd consider that all one solo. A crescendo solo for sure. Note how at 1:27 Carlton points at Rit as if to say "you're first this time." Confused starting at 2:19? - man, that's my favorite part! Cats like Rit and LC don't get "confused." Plus, this was a concert tour ( saw them in Atlanta), there's just no telln how many times they already had played this song. To me, it's an emotionally screaming segue to the ending of a solo. But to each his own. NBD

[fmarkow]

@BadSneakers I gues I just don;t like the run he does from 2:35 on, too outside. Jazzers try to take a "wrong" note and make it "right" but IMO that note at 2:35 was wrong, and by holding it for a bar or two was a bad call. But hey, it was his solo and choice of note, I'll never be as good a player as him, so what do I know.... (I did for a time play in the same chair he did in a college band "The Esquires" - my Rit trivia / claim to fame ; ) Peace on ya bro, fun talking guitar..

[BadSneakers]

@fmarkow Cool! Yeah, but to my ear both are perfect - different, but perfectly different. Heard about the Esquires - do you know his son Wesley?

[fmarkow]

PS - Larry does not play one note that is not perfect.

[BadSneakers]

@fmarkow PS, youtube search "joe bonamassa lee ritenour guitar center sessions" think you will like!

[fmarkow]

@BadSneakers that is sweet, thanks. Never seen Joe play a Tele before.

[chidotoluca92]

phenomenons!!!

[muaythai1982]

It sounds like Earth wind fire - September

[BadSneakers]

@muaythai1982 Actually Carlton admits he copped from Steely Dan's Peg since he was doing so much studio work w/ them when he wrote it.

[danboyguitar94]

@BadSneakers lies

[BadSneakers]

@danboyguitar94 From an article link on Larry's website: "Not surprisingly, one of his more popular songs Room 335, sounds uncannily close to Steely Dan's Peg. Of this quirk, he confesses, "'The

chord progression is partially borrowed from Steely Dan. I loved the

sound of the particular chord changes. At the time, that was a very

fresh sound.'"

[AndrySijabat]

gokillll.......

[2921996]

ultra lee ritenour aki desde canarias !!!

[ThomasKjems95]

Tasty lick at 2:52

[maixce]

Ricky Lawson on drums?

[walterwjt3]

@maixce This is Land Richards on drums!!! : )

[planetrot]

heroes!!!