I love these videos. One of my all time favorite memories was meeting you and John Allred in Tokyo, while I was playing with Gordon Goodwin, about 12 years back. The Ear Inn videos have taught me so much vocabulary and so many trad tunes, and I just love how you play off each other’s ideas. Thanks for the great music and inspiration.
Hey Jon, you are so authentic and not at all dusty. Good music will always survive. No matter whether Palestrina, Bach, Mozart, Ellington or you!!! Please keep playing!!!! Thanks! ❤
Musicians who are at the top of their art . Great playing keep up the good work . Bit of Sweet Sue for good measure and we learn something new a tune based on Sweet Sue , one I've always enjoyed , learnt it from Chris Barber
@@JonErikKellso I listen , I got sick of listening , over 20 yrs of listening. I read an article that was like an epiphany to me , 6 mnth after reading the said article i bought a tenor trombone that was 4 yrs ago. I'm refining the less pressure onto the MP and playing well, the old experience shows .
@@johndowson7929 I understand being inspired to pick up the horn, but not the part about being sick of listening. If you want to be a player, don’t stop listening. Maybe you didn’t mean it that way.
@@JonErikKellso you must of read it wrong or i wrote it wrong what i meant by sick of listening was just tired of " just listening " I have and always will have the need to play music not just listen , I just phrased it wrong. I mean going from playing at a decent standard to not playing at all due to losing teeth. You are correct in dnt stop listening but if we are players just listening is not enough, I'm talking about the frustration of being a player one day to not playing at all for the nxt 20 odd yrs . I think us musicians listen to music a little different to the usual listener aswell , we listen for the chord sequence and every note as subtle as it may be but we notice it . We sort of disect tunes as we listen. But yeah I was just so tired of listening without playing
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I love these videos. One of my all time favorite memories was meeting you and John Allred in Tokyo, while I was playing with Gordon Goodwin, about 12 years back. The Ear Inn videos have taught me so much vocabulary and so many trad tunes, and I just love how you play off each other’s ideas. Thanks for the great music and inspiration.
I remember that, fun times! So glad you’re enjoying our stuff!
Scott’s sounding wonderful.
Even the visuals are great!
Beautifully shot/produced video too
Stellar. High art!
Still enjoying this session. Straight ahead great sounds all around!
Just great guys! Well done.. will sure pass by next time😊
Such wonderful music! Thanks for that.
Thanks for listening
Hey Jon, you are so authentic and not at all dusty. Good music will always survive. No matter whether Palestrina, Bach, Mozart, Ellington or you!!! Please keep playing!!!! Thanks! ❤
@@bassboneful thank you!
Sweet Sue -I gotta learn this new head asap.
Nice with the upgrated visuels!
Glad you like them!
Holy moly great soloing -Greg Burrows (drummer)
Favorite jazz trombonist alive
Beautiful! I love the 2 guitar rhythm section!
Me too!
great tks i like that
Swell!!
danke
Too marvellous for words
Thanks, Nice!
our pleasure
Great playing by all, love it!
Thanks a lot!
WHAT-A-BAND!!
Fabulous playing!
Thanks !
Very pleasurable listening! Thanks for posting and allowing us to experience this great session!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great band! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
thanks!
Thanks, Paul!
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Todos mestres.
Super! 🪐
Thank you very much!
Musicians who are at the top of their art . Great playing keep up the good work . Bit of Sweet Sue for good measure and we learn something new a tune based on Sweet Sue , one I've always enjoyed , learnt it from Chris Barber
Thanks for listening
@@JonErikKellso I listen , I got sick of listening , over 20 yrs of listening. I read an article that was like an epiphany to me , 6 mnth after reading the said article i bought a tenor trombone that was 4 yrs ago. I'm refining the less pressure onto the MP and playing well, the old experience shows .
@@johndowson7929 I understand being inspired to pick up the horn, but not the part about being sick of listening. If you want to be a player, don’t stop listening. Maybe you didn’t mean it that way.
@@JonErikKellso you must of read it wrong or i wrote it wrong what i meant by sick of listening was just tired of " just listening " I have and always will have the need to play music not just listen , I just phrased it wrong. I mean going from playing at a decent standard to not playing at all due to losing teeth.
You are correct in dnt stop listening but if we are players just listening is not enough, I'm talking about the frustration of being a player one day to not playing at all for the nxt 20 odd yrs . I think us musicians listen to music a little different to the usual listener aswell , we listen for the chord sequence and every note as subtle as it may be but we notice it . We sort of disect tunes as we listen. But yeah I was just so tired of listening without playing
@@johndowson7929 gotcha, I hear ya.
Is that Rick from Pawn Stars?
hehehe!
Phenomenal, my goodness! --- By that strange cross shaped vignette on the wall it looks like you have also shot down the Red Baron?
heheheheheh