Pat is jazz, I love his solo. Than comes Scofield with is wonderful sounds and smoothness. And then BOOOOOOOM here comes Joey, like a bomb on a kindergarten and totally blows out my ears! he is THE man....
It seems so often the bass player doesn't get seen. There's some lovely bass runs going on in this. If you guys like this you might also wanna look up on here.... Medeski Martin Wood and Scofield" I especially like that track they do called Chicken Dog. Has a nice double bass solo to start it off.
Did you know that Pat Martino suffered a stroke and lost his memory and, with it, his ability to play the guitar? He had to learn all over again from listening to his records! The fact that he regained his dexterity, his musicality and imagination is amazing. His lyricism is astonishing. If he couldn't remember three words that begin with the letter A, it could be evidence of the brain trauma. You need three words that begin with A? What a criterion.
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Joey Defrancesco's solo is TERRIFIC ! listen to the scale at 7:00 ! And the crescendo at the end ... Fortunately for the two guitarists he plays after them. How could you make a solo after that one !
This video is incredible - these are all musicians of the highest calibre. Monster B3 playing, and Scofield is so clever it hurts. Martino can really shred. Byron Landham is the glue to hold it all together. I thought Pat Martino's repeated riff was pretty cool - gives you a chance to catch up to him, and then you can 'zoom out' to appreciate the whole sound stage, especially the interplay between the drums and organ.
@gmcwhir I agree entirely. I have always learned everything by ear, because I don't read music. I firgure out Bird solos sometimes but not often enough. But my comment was more about wanting to see the guitar fingers because it's cool to look at... anyway, happy guitar fingering.
It took me a long time to stop looking for the incredible invisible bass player and realise that amazing bass line was the organ! DeFrencesco is suuuch a king! Tooooo funky!
@ColinDOYLE100 Yes he had a brain tumor but that has nothing to do with the repeating lick. Jerry Lee Lewis could play an entire solo consisting merely of one note. If you'd listened a little further you would also have noticed that Joey uses it too. If you don't like that kind of lick that's your business but don't insult a great guitar player in the process.
Personally I loved it, I could hardly sit still! :)
@ColinDOYLE100 Martino knows more about jazz and improve than most acccomplished jazz players put together,most of these guys including Scofield look up to him. If you understand anything about music you would realise that the same melodic line played over a moving harmonic sequence gives it a different sound. If you had ears you would notice. Next time dont talk about what you dont understand, stick to bieber.
i definitely heard an electric bassist but did not see one in the video. Could that have been Joey D supplying that kick ass fretted bass sound? Joey is a monster all the same. Deedwerksmatters.
I've seen both Pat Martino and John Scofield a number of times separately in small jazz clubs in Manhattan, but never together like this. Pat actually suffered a brain aneurism, lost his ability to play and had to re-learn to play. He is by far the best guitarist in the world...blessings
@ColinDOYLE100 Such a pathetic comment; I personally enjoyed Martino's solo. Since you're such a know-it-all, why don't you post up some videos of yourself playing? If you're going to talk shit on a talent like Martino, you better be able to back it up, pussy.
He is one of the best drummers alive playing with the best organist and jazz guitarist alive... Jazz is not about race it is about expression as a group and as artists together.....Music rises above that kind of limited thinking.
listen to pat martino live,early 70`s-sunny-wow just incredible,,,,this is as well.sco is just one of the alltime greatest improvisers,the way he crafts his lines and the depth of his story is just inspired--they both tell a story----the ultimate place to get to-and they are having number one-FUN
listen to pat martino live,early 70`s-sunny-wow just incredible,,,,this is as well.sco is just one of the alltime greatest improvisers,the way he crafts his lines and the depth of his story is just inspired--they both tell a story----the ultimate place to get to-
Seriously folks, aside from the amazing guitar &organ solos & the superb drum work, what is truly astounding to me about this video is Joey D's footwork. At first, I was looking to see where the bass player was. I couldn't believe that Joey D was playing those amazingly fast, funky intricate bass lines with his feet!!! But, there is no bass player. That is Joey D. THAT is simply stunning. He sounds like an incredibly funky bass player ripping on a Fender Jazz. He truly is a musical GOD.
NO, he's just gifted and practices a lot. I can't play like he does, and I admire him tremendously. However, I've transcribed a lot of his solos and have found that there are number of repeated patterns and tricks. Learn these in all keys, and you're well on your way.
@xango2001 im pretty sure he is playing the bass lines on the lower manual with his left hand, though that doesn't make it less any amazing. Organ trios are starting to become my favorite jazz combos, which is sad considering I play the bass
@halpinghand123: Heh, well - some organ groups utilize a bassist; Howard Roberts' great 1960s organ groups used a bassist, to name one example. Glad you are open-minded enough to like organ trios, because some jazz purists don't care for them. I was a bassist before switching to guitar, and it has always amazed me that a good jazz organist can play bass, chords, and fills - and not miss a beat. Amazing! Joey D. is the man...
This video just DOOMED HUMANITY... They should change the name of the tune to SCORCHING!!! Glaciers are melting, Deserts are dry and thirsty and insane guitar and organ riffs swirl around endlessly in my mind. Global Warming Catastrophe is what this is and they dare to call it: "Sunny"... I LIVE for this... I DIE for this... I"d be REBORN IN HELL for this. Pat, Joey, Sco and Byron... Thank you for a little slice of heaven NOW SOMEBODY CALL THE FIRE DEPARTMENT!!!!!!!!!!
2:31 - 3:23.....did he run out of ideas or something? Not that I don't love it, it's just...he plays that one lick with little variations for almost a straight minute.
@zMasvidal I think he does that to allow the other instruments to play off of what he is doing. Listen to how the other guys are responding. I used to have the exact same reaction and then I started seeing that he is setting up a rhythm for the other guys to riff on.
@zMasvidal This is a Martino thing, and in case you didn't notice, JD did the same. The point is to build rhythmic and emotional tension. But evidently, you entirely missed the point.
@SteveJobsWorth Hey man, nothing wrong with EVERYONE enjoying jazz. That's one of things a lot of jazz musicians lost for a while and are only recently getting back. It sometimes ain't worth playing the music if no one besides yourself digs it. No harm in putting in those occasional crowd pleasers, 'cause when they start the get into it more, it's like a whole new experience. Plus, it takes skill to keep such a pushing groove for 15 minutes haha
Sorry guys. Pat kills John on this one. John is a lick player. You can hear the same licks in there he used with Miles 20 years ago. It's a fun style and clever way to get through the harmony. But other than the last lick Pat played, which went on far too long, he smoked him...
Sorry guys. Pat kills Johyn on this one. John is a lick player. You can hear the same licks in there he used with Miles 20 years ago. It's a fun style and clever way to get through the harmony. But other than the last lick Pat played which went on far too long, he smoked him...
@JazzyJunior i would listen to this if it was just joey and some drums. he is playing bass and dankest solos lol. i think joey adds infinity to the sum total of whatever he does
@JazzyJunior both are masters 15 years apart. Pat Martino is great and cannot do what Scofield does, Sco is great and cannot do what Ben Monder does. One guitar player to rule them all: Metheny.
@mightyafrowhitey fair enough. Listen to his work with PMG or with his trio; it is stunning. As a soloist, composer, Pat is already a legend. I cannot think about one other guitar player who achieved so much in so many different styles. He takes music very seriously and is just a player apart. The years have absolutely no impact on his talent and capacity to create. I like sco very much but prefer his work till a go go. The sound change he went through on bump killed his fabulous lines imho.
joey's right hand is the composer for a jazz band. and come on guys, john scofield has way more soul that pat. i didnt hear 1 ounce of dynamics in pat's first solo and i love how john decided to counter it with a perfect slow-build in obscure scales rippage
8:30 ORGANSM
carloselsenior 1 day ago
OMG - i cant stop hear this ;-)
fkaluza77 2 days ago
When i listen at this i feel like Pat at 5:21.
LoL
MdDJaZz 6 days ago
Andreas Kapsalis, Pat Metheny, and John Scofield are the best guitar players.
sircharcuterie 1 week ago
Then came along Joey D.
and cut the heads off the dead bodies ! OMG !
markbra 1 week ago
My teacher said "hit em over the head with same lick" well Pat M. played the same lick over
2 choruses ! DAMN ! he murdered them !
markbra 1 week ago
La batería la veo innecesaria en ésta pieza.
Alqueria51 1 week ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Pat Martino
My faith in human kind is restored !
Pesles 1 week ago in playlist Favorite videos
incredible musicians, but organ player..wow..blows my mind away!!
carraeugenio 2 weeks ago
Pat is jazz, I love his solo. Than comes Scofield with is wonderful sounds and smoothness. And then BOOOOOOOM here comes Joey, like a bomb on a kindergarten and totally blows out my ears! he is THE man....
matzvi 2 weeks ago
It seems so often the bass player doesn't get seen. There's some lovely bass runs going on in this. If you guys like this you might also wanna look up on here.... Medeski Martin Wood and Scofield" I especially like that track they do called Chicken Dog. Has a nice double bass solo to start it off.
lordbagpuss 2 weeks ago
@lordbagpuss That's because the bass player is Joey's left hand and his feet...
pianofry 1 week ago
damn, why dont they play this at parties? THIS, I can dance to!
SixStringSolid 2 weeks ago
My god... This is awesome, i want ti see the bass player =/
fargu1to 3 weeks ago
@fargu1to Umm.. that would be Joey's left hand on the Hammond then!
HighCrystal 2 weeks ago
THIS is an absolutely AMAZING Joey Defrancesco!
Jazzbob889 3 weeks ago
Is pat the first player w the cherryburst archtop or is he the second with the 335ish guitar? I prefer the first
jahrastapack 3 weeks ago
@jahrastapack Pat is the first, John Scofield is the second and Joey Defrancesco is the organ player.
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Did you know that Pat Martino suffered a stroke and lost his memory and, with it, his ability to play the guitar? He had to learn all over again from listening to his records! The fact that he regained his dexterity, his musicality and imagination is amazing. His lyricism is astonishing. If he couldn't remember three words that begin with the letter A, it could be evidence of the brain trauma. You need three words that begin with A? What a criterion.
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CatClemonsOfficial 1 month ago
John destroys Pat here.
goodresonance 1 month ago
@goodresonance
in terms of flashiness and whimsicality? sure. but in terms of novelty and musicality? not even close....
ragglefraggle09 1 month ago
it fantastic to see three masters of modern jazz improvising over this piece. they speak their own language!
neilraoufsw 1 month ago
yeahhhhh!!!! that's the real shit!
neilraoufsw 1 month ago
the best song
alterowany 1 month ago
WAS with Pat in Austin Tx last Fri So Soulful
DAYTONACOUPE651 1 month ago
man i can't stop watching this! soo good, joey d kills it
PAINKILLER88 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
Joey Defrancesco's solo is TERRIFIC ! listen to the scale at 7:00 ! And the crescendo at the end ... Fortunately for the two guitarists he plays after them. How could you make a solo after that one !
And he also plays the bass in the same time !
I love this guy !
olibo64 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos 2
PAT MARTINO DRANK A DROP OF CHUCK NORRIS' BLOOD BEFORE GOING ON STAGE....
WhatTheFlyinFudge 1 month ago
who is that drummer???
drummerb0y4life 1 month ago
@drummerb0y4life Byron Landhau - drums
PAINKILLER88 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
john's playing is sooo much different from martinos. you can see each ones character in their playin
odingr 2 months ago
1.3 million views... people are finding out how awesome this is
jazzgtrplayer 2 months ago
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292rockybalboa 2 months ago
I much preferred Howe's version as far as the opening melody goes, but then it broke into something so genius and beautiful I was mind blown
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ecstasy - talk about building tension - unreal
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hannahsfive 2 months ago
This video is incredible! Love it.
timuralee 2 months ago
Holy fuge! And I thought my guitar teacher was crazy when he repeated something for longer than four bars. But still sweet!
systemux 2 months ago
This video is incredible - these are all musicians of the highest calibre. Monster B3 playing, and Scofield is so clever it hurts. Martino can really shred. Byron Landham is the glue to hold it all together. I thought Pat Martino's repeated riff was pretty cool - gives you a chance to catch up to him, and then you can 'zoom out' to appreciate the whole sound stage, especially the interplay between the drums and organ.
TheUniversityofWater 3 months ago
I just jazzed in my pants
cetaepsilon 3 months ago 2
ｼﾞｬｽﾞ夢の競演のひとつ､ﾊﾟｯﾄ･ﾏﾙﾃｨｰﾉ､ｼﾞｮﾝ･ｽｺﾌｨｰﾙﾄﾞ､18番必殺の”SUNNY"ﾏﾙﾃｨｰﾉの神業ﾌｨﾝｶﾞﾘﾝｸﾞ､ﾃﾞ･ﾌﾗﾝｾｽｺもｲｲﾈ! #jazzm
blackandtanful 3 months ago
Hey JS sounded good for once
brush200400 3 months ago
Damn, why didn't they film the guitar fingers?
MrTheDudest 3 months ago 12
@MrTheDudest The cameramen just never get it
brush200400 3 months ago 10
@MrTheDudest the return will be 10 fold if you sit there and learn their solos by ear. Takes 10 times as long but you will see why.
gmcwhir 1 day ago
@gmcwhir I agree entirely. I have always learned everything by ear, because I don't read music. I firgure out Bird solos sometimes but not often enough. But my comment was more about wanting to see the guitar fingers because it's cool to look at... anyway, happy guitar fingering.
MrTheDudest 11 hours ago
does this kind o jazz has a specific name?
DonConstantinos 3 months ago
@DonConstantinos 'sick' jazz
MrJelle94 3 months ago
@DonConstantinos I don't think so. It's almost more of a pop song, but jazzed way up. I think it's pretty modern jazz, I guess. I could be wrong.
MrTheDudest 3 months ago
@DonConstantinos Hard bop
brush200400 3 months ago
cool!
lesmiralha 3 months ago
The exchange between the two guitars at the end was sweet.
zenlikestate 3 months ago
WHO IS THE DRUMMER?!
daymanguitars 3 months ago in playlist daymanguitars's favorites
Now you all just got to go back a lil' and hit up some Larry Young :)
1Music4Life 3 months ago 2
hey doc this is to prove i was watching this video
jwloone8 3 months ago
02:31 - 3:25 no words for it
Camicente 3 months ago 2
How can Scofield be so good?Allan Holdsworth and John Scofield break all barriers on improvisation.
AtanasovPetar 3 months ago
et après cela, on dira que les blancs n'ont pas le swing (je l'ai entendu d'un connard nommé Archie Shepp).
microcosmic2 3 months ago
I love the DeFrancesco solo, simply it´s amazing, force, funny, diversity, colour...I want to play like him!
Tanelmusic 3 months ago
i recommend Choi Woo Joon - Jang nan III
KOREAisHana 3 months ago
I don't think the cameraman ever realized the bass was being played by DeFrancesco's feet.
8649alex 3 months ago
@8649alex why
mrez318 3 months ago
@mrez318 Because the camera never swept over the bass pedals on the organ.
8649alex 3 months ago
It took me a long time to stop looking for the incredible invisible bass player and realise that amazing bass line was the organ! DeFrencesco is suuuch a king! Tooooo funky!
daraghkinch 3 months ago
yeah, they play really nice guitar solos... BUT WHAT THE FUCK IS THE ORGANIST DOING?!
HE IS FUCKING AMAZING !
RaymanXXL 3 months ago
yeah, they can play the guitar really nice... BUT WHAT IS THE ORGANIST DOING ?!
HE IS A FUCKING GOOD !
RaymanXXL 3 months ago
What'd Mozart say? Italians are musical idiots (?)
generatrix999 3 months ago in playlist DeFrancesco Only Mix
Sorry from 2:32 to 3:25 is just meaningless notes--or should I say an "EGO" trip--actually for me this is an extended rendition of ?
bluesatbirth 4 months ago
Sorry from 2:32 to 3:25 is just meaningless notes--or should I say an "EGO" trip--actually for me this is an extended rendition of ?
bluesatbirth 4 months ago
thumbs up if you like jazz and you're younger than 18 :)
DanokaLXN 4 months ago
The best guitar solo part is from 2:32 to 3:25 ;-)
ChristosKeyboards 4 months ago
everything i hate about jazz
roman14032 4 months ago
@roman14032
you go girl...spread them good vibes! ;)
steffenbrix 3 months ago
Pat is my favorite living guitar player. Saw him in Umbria, made the festival for me!!
timuralee 4 months ago
Am i hear george benson ?
MrNikimiski 4 months ago
@ColinDOYLE100 Yes he had a brain tumor but that has nothing to do with the repeating lick. Jerry Lee Lewis could play an entire solo consisting merely of one note. If you'd listened a little further you would also have noticed that Joey uses it too. If you don't like that kind of lick that's your business but don't insult a great guitar player in the process.
Personally I loved it, I could hardly sit still! :)
FatalCroissant 4 months ago
Wow wooooooooooooooooooow
albe1216 4 months ago
@ColinDOYLE100 Martino knows more about jazz and improve than most acccomplished jazz players put together,most of these guys including Scofield look up to him. If you understand anything about music you would realise that the same melodic line played over a moving harmonic sequence gives it a different sound. If you had ears you would notice. Next time dont talk about what you dont understand, stick to bieber.
s3njibaz 4 months ago
Wow Joey... wow, just wow. wow.
GabrielRO8 4 months ago
This reminds me of a scene in a Simpsons episode where they go to a jazz concert and there is a poster saying
8 hour jazz concert (3 songs will be played) :P
Beautiful music though.And Pat Martino is such an ispiration for guitarists
strats11 4 months ago
i definitely heard an electric bassist but did not see one in the video. Could that have been Joey D supplying that kick ass fretted bass sound? Joey is a monster all the same. Deedwerksmatters.
Chiliplease 4 months ago
@Chiliplease
its the organ players base pedals probably
RdesignHD 4 months ago in playlist dope jazz
I've seen both Pat Martino and John Scofield a number of times separately in small jazz clubs in Manhattan, but never together like this. Pat actually suffered a brain aneurism, lost his ability to play and had to re-learn to play. He is by far the best guitarist in the world...blessings
jeustor 4 months ago
Can anyone tell me what kind of guitar effect Scofield uses at the end of his solo? thank you
gabrielejazz 4 months ago
@gabrielejazz I think its an all cranked up chorus. Scofield loves to do that.
Kakaozwiespalt 4 months ago
@ColinDOYLE100 Such a pathetic comment; I personally enjoyed Martino's solo. Since you're such a know-it-all, why don't you post up some videos of yourself playing? If you're going to talk shit on a talent like Martino, you better be able to back it up, pussy.
Illadelphism 4 months ago
@ColinDOYLE100 you're so dumb that I can't believe you exist.
celermail 4 months ago
There are shredders - and then there's Pat.
gelchert 4 months ago 2
and the jazz musicians win again
nateinunderaminute 4 months ago
Wow. Wow. Just WOW!!!!
Epistemophilos 4 months ago
@krasnyploshad5: Save the racist nonsense for someplace else... all that matters on the bandstand is whether you can play or not... that's it.
GeorgiaBoy1961 5 months ago
@krasnyploshad5
He is one of the best drummers alive playing with the best organist and jazz guitarist alive... Jazz is not about race it is about expression as a group and as artists together.....Music rises above that kind of limited thinking.
jpblakebkk 5 months ago
I love John Scofield's notes a ton better, but Pat Martino just uses the sickest rhythms when he solos.
SidVicious10101 5 months ago
12:00 min - altered dominant SHOWDOWN!
jamesedwardtheobald 5 months ago
from 10:00 ---> out is just sick , dual improv!
jamesedwardtheobald 5 months ago
Joey Defrancesco is a beast
Multiac 5 months ago 17
Great vid. Scofield is amazing. Pat was good until he started doing that incredibly annoying lick for over a minute. Pat is really good too though.
mightyafrowhitey 5 months ago
FODA PRA CARALHO!!!!
adamojazz 5 months ago
6:30 - 6:35 Scofield dancing! So sweet! :-)
janecroft 5 months ago
They groove like hell!
janecroft 5 months ago
listen to pat martino live,early 70`s-sunny-wow just incredible,,,,this is as well.sco is just one of the alltime greatest improvisers,the way he crafts his lines and the depth of his story is just inspired--they both tell a story----the ultimate place to get to-and they are having number one-FUN
miklos379 5 months ago
listen to pat martino live,early 70`s-sunny-wow just incredible,,,,this is as well.sco is just one of the alltime greatest improvisers,the way he crafts his lines and the depth of his story is just inspired--they both tell a story----the ultimate place to get to-
miklos379 5 months ago
listen to pat martino live,early 70`s-sunny-wow just incredible,,,,this is as well
miklos379 5 months ago
é do caralho esse video! animal!! =O
chobectm 6 months ago
church organ steals the show!
GuitarOddysey 6 months ago 20
I was here for the guitars but ended up enjoying Joey's playing even more:)
KBVideo 5 months ago 2
75 deaf motherf*ckers.
joshuarosenblatt 6 months ago 21
@joshuarosenblatt I agree - you must be stone cold deaf not to appreciate this great version of this jazz classic.. What talent!
MultiPeteT 3 months ago
fantascienza!
drudoooox 6 months ago
all is great but especially part started from 8:30 is outstanding
cezarek21 6 months ago
Especially listen to the bass lines at the beginning of Scofields solo. THAT is incredible...
xango2001 6 months ago
Seriously folks, aside from the amazing guitar &organ solos & the superb drum work, what is truly astounding to me about this video is Joey D's footwork. At first, I was looking to see where the bass player was. I couldn't believe that Joey D was playing those amazingly fast, funky intricate bass lines with his feet!!! But, there is no bass player. That is Joey D. THAT is simply stunning. He sounds like an incredibly funky bass player ripping on a Fender Jazz. He truly is a musical GOD.
xango2001 6 months ago
@xango2001 >He truly is a musical GOD.
NO, he's just gifted and practices a lot. I can't play like he does, and I admire him tremendously. However, I've transcribed a lot of his solos and have found that there are number of repeated patterns and tricks. Learn these in all keys, and you're well on your way.
gingervytis 6 months ago in playlist hammond
@gingervytis Of courst. All improvisers repeat patterns and licks to some extent. The art is in how they vary them and develop their ideas.
mightyafrowhitey 5 months ago
@xango2001 im pretty sure he is playing the bass lines on the lower manual with his left hand, though that doesn't make it less any amazing. Organ trios are starting to become my favorite jazz combos, which is sad considering I play the bass
halpinghand123 6 months ago
@halpinghand123 i was wrong, that dude is a beast with his feet
halpinghand123 6 months ago
@halpinghand123: Heh, well - some organ groups utilize a bassist; Howard Roberts' great 1960s organ groups used a bassist, to name one example. Glad you are open-minded enough to like organ trios, because some jazz purists don't care for them. I was a bassist before switching to guitar, and it has always amazed me that a good jazz organist can play bass, chords, and fills - and not miss a beat. Amazing! Joey D. is the man...
GeorgiaBoy1961 5 months ago
@xango2001 time to calm down a little
TheToothGoose 6 months ago
xango2001 6 months ago 2
Sorry, 1victorjazz are right, drummer Byron Landham.
pablomorales1 6 months ago
I think drummer is Kenwood Dennard.
pablomorales1 6 months ago
I think drummer is Kenwood Dennard
pablomorales1 6 months ago
Philadelphia's own, Byron "Wookie" Landham on drums!!!
1victorjazz 6 months ago
WHo's the drummer? He's ill!
gnr2391 6 months ago
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gnr2391 6 months ago
Is like two god's talking a divine language!
thekaserxxx13 6 months ago
i like how pat just like stares at joe durnig his whole solo liek WTF??
igessthsisgrwnup 6 months ago
This is giants speaking as they do.... signature licks / tone / effects.. its who they are
No wrongs... nothing but rights. My sixth time to watch. I think I'll watch it some more
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duncanklf 6 months ago
whenever i'm sad i listen to this and for 14 minutes i forget how it felt
molarslb 6 months ago
Love it TOO MUCH
RogerHwang 6 months ago
WHO WOULD DISLIKE THIS??? People who missed the like button, that's who.
doctorbananapants 6 months ago
@doctorbananapants I love everything in it but the scofield dabbling.
gingervytis 6 months ago
Martino owns the tune, and JD flyin', as is stix
JS---here and there, alright, but ...he's not on
mojavej 6 months ago
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mojavej 6 months ago
Martinos phrasing and melodic ideas are boring as hell
TheMullerFan 6 months ago 3
I wonder what Sco is thinking when he gives DeFranscesco "the look" during his solo... any suggestions?:P
Hilmers1 6 months ago
@Hilmers1 he is probably telling DeFrancesco "follow me" notice after that look Sco starts leads the chord tones.
francisco444 4 months ago
Komoroski na organach!!!!!!!!!!! JAZDA PREZIU!!
deadzior 6 months ago
This is a wonderful rendition, but that cheesy Scofield segment should have been edited out.
gingervytis 7 months ago 2
Joey Defrancesco was badassss
Dragonfable123 7 months ago
That is some serious organ playing!
DavilaAmor 7 months ago
john solo
jrjr227 7 months ago
r5gaewg
jrjr227 7 months ago
2:31 - 3:23.....did he run out of ideas or something? Not that I don't love it, it's just...he plays that one lick with little variations for almost a straight minute.
zMasvidal 7 months ago
@zMasvidal I think he does that to allow the other instruments to play off of what he is doing. Listen to how the other guys are responding. I used to have the exact same reaction and then I started seeing that he is setting up a rhythm for the other guys to riff on.
dorielementary 7 months ago
@zMasvidal This is a Martino thing, and in case you didn't notice, JD did the same. The point is to build rhythmic and emotional tension. But evidently, you entirely missed the point.
gingervytis 7 months ago
This whole jam is awesome!! And I know awesome!
jawesomedawson 7 months ago
fuerzas iguales canceladas en una perfección bastarda
sonique25 7 months ago
That was extremely cool.
jghunlimited 7 months ago
Yeah, the look on Pat's face when Joey was gettin' all crazy was priceless. Something happened right there. I love that.
HectorHeadgear 7 months ago
7:30 - 7.44
now, that was awesome..
MarianPetrescuFan 7 months ago
Heerlijk, genieten!
ReinoudA1963 7 months ago
@SteveJobsWorth Hey man, nothing wrong with EVERYONE enjoying jazz. That's one of things a lot of jazz musicians lost for a while and are only recently getting back. It sometimes ain't worth playing the music if no one besides yourself digs it. No harm in putting in those occasional crowd pleasers, 'cause when they start the get into it more, it's like a whole new experience. Plus, it takes skill to keep such a pushing groove for 15 minutes haha
Jimi44444 7 months ago
Scofield takes to another planet with groove improv lines and especially harmonically
jazzmuzo 7 months ago 14
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gingervytis 6 months ago in playlist hammond
@jazzmuzo He should (a) dump the fuzz box and phaser; (2) get off the stage.
gingervytis 6 months ago in playlist hammond
@gingervytis You can't possibly be talking about Scofield...
mightyafrowhitey 5 months ago
Sorry guys. Pat kills John on this one. John is a lick player. You can hear the same licks in there he used with Miles 20 years ago. It's a fun style and clever way to get through the harmony. But other than the last lick Pat played, which went on far too long, he smoked him...
Shepherd101 7 months ago
Sorry guys. Pat kills Johyn on this one. John is a lick player. You can hear the same licks in there he used with Miles 20 years ago. It's a fun style and clever way to get through the harmony. But other than the last lick Pat played which went on far too long, he smoked him...
Shepherd101 7 months ago
where's da DRUM solo?
juliovac 7 months ago
@juliovac Dude, it's already a 14½ minute long tune :P
TheMrFunktastic2 7 months ago
The whole is greater than the sum of its parts...get tired of reading who's greater than who's solo.
JazzyJunior 7 months ago 40
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While that is true, Joey's performance took it to the next level. Joey is why this has over a million views vs a hundred thousand.
bkisme 6 months ago
@JazzyJunior i would listen to this if it was just joey and some drums. he is playing bass and dankest solos lol. i think joey adds infinity to the sum total of whatever he does
bgoodwinster 5 months ago
@JazzyJunior both are masters 15 years apart. Pat Martino is great and cannot do what Scofield does, Sco is great and cannot do what Ben Monder does. One guitar player to rule them all: Metheny.
Multiac 5 months ago
@Multiac Metheny is good if you're into elevator music.
mightyafrowhitey 5 months ago
@mightyafrowhitey fair enough. Listen to his work with PMG or with his trio; it is stunning. As a soloist, composer, Pat is already a legend. I cannot think about one other guitar player who achieved so much in so many different styles. He takes music very seriously and is just a player apart. The years have absolutely no impact on his talent and capacity to create. I like sco very much but prefer his work till a go go. The sound change he went through on bump killed his fabulous lines imho.
Multiac 5 months ago
@JazzyJunior sign! Music is not a competition! Competition is for turds. ;))
ChiapasZapata 4 months ago
@ChiapasZapata Well said. Everybody has there favourites. That doesn't mean that they are the best.. Both these guitarists are great players.
darkoanton5 4 months ago
I love u PAT......................
daviderusso73 7 months ago
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daviderusso73 7 months ago
Wow......... Joey!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
RuneLacroix 7 months ago
joey's right hand is the composer for a jazz band. and come on guys, john scofield has way more soul that pat. i didnt hear 1 ounce of dynamics in pat's first solo and i love how john decided to counter it with a perfect slow-build in obscure scales rippage
elephantpoo4u 7 months ago
@elephantpoo4u pat's rush and constant phrasing are his trademark ! and i love it !
raphexe 7 months ago
The chord @8:54 is the Chuck Norris of solo endings :D
LiberoMan 7 months ago 2