abe laboriel sr, greg mathieson, saul cobian

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Uploaded by on Aug 11, 2007

the song is called S.S. for two

abe laboriel sr. bass
gregg mathieson organ
saul cobian drums

we spent a night with the jazz ministry, and everyone got to sit in

thid workshop was the first of a permanent series at LAMA. greg mathieson and abe are returning every six months to play with the 4th quarter students.

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  • dam i wish i didnt get kicked out for flunking piano harmony and theory ear training and dictation

    saul you rock man

  • brian? is that you? I you are I'm glad to her from you dude... keep in touch

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  • Incredible groove, I've seen these guys at Baked Potato. They are really great, watch out for PSP, the last project of Simon Philipps and Pino Paladino.

    Greetings from Germany

    Jazzmenni

  • Very few bass players can solo well.

    Abe and Jeff Berlin are the rare few.

  • tz haha

  • Too bad the CD from 2000 that you're talking about wasn't made as a video performance. It would have been great to watch that incredible performance again and again. Abe, Vinnie, Greg and Mike absolutely killed it for that recording.

  • A master class on composition, execution, and feeling. GREAT!!!

  • aaaiiight, my idols, Mathieson and Abe Sr.! God I miss this gig in BP, glad I got the BP2000 CD to keep me warm! GOD BLESS LAMA, GOD BLESS MUSIC.

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