most underrated guitarist ever! kudos to Sir Rypdal.. it's sad to see the talents like Mr Rypdal get overlooked by people.. reminds me of my country's genius guitarist Amir zaki,who recently passed away with a heart attack and had no money for the treatment before his death!! this world can be real cruel sometimes.
So love Terje....he has been one of my major inspirations....and still is....the man is a genius!!! Not just as the most awesome lyrical guitarists....but as a serious composer....the man is a legend!!!
Så Rypdal på Chaser turneen på Korvetten i Stavanger. Pratet med bandet og Bjørn Kjellemyr etter konserten. Opplevelse som ennå lever sterkt med meg!! Han fortjener så til de grader Guitar Player nummeret!! For et gjensyn!!!
Can't really se the point in qualifying by referring to 1985. We were pretty close to the middle of the Satrianis, Van Halens, Malmsteens, and Vais at that time. But yeah. This is pretty damn hot. Love how he just jams those bad-ass rock riffs into a jazz/improv setting with this band (Bjørn Kjellemyr and Audun Kleive are pretty damn amazing players as well). I'm lucky enough to have seen them live I think three times (still smiling at the memory of the guy with the beret and a glass of red at one of their shows), and Terje Rypdal another couple of times with others, more or less a complete collection of his records too. Anyone who likes jazz brains and metal brawn together ought to check out his collabs with Ronnie Le Tekrø. Oh. And he's been active since the mid 60's, and still at it. Conspiracy released last year. One of the few who manage to successfully reinvent themselves to the point where they could almost make a complete record collection on their own...
I've always had the impression he's pretty well known in Europe, and especially in his home country Norway. I know he's got several pieces that have been played by orchestras there, and he's performed on TV several times (there's a great clip on TH-cam of him performing with a brass band on a Norwegian talk show in 1989), so I would suspect over there, he's probably as well known as Jeff Beck or Steve Vai.
@@grankvehaugen3494 Absolutt ikke det som var poenget, bare å sette midten av '80-tallet litt i perspektiv med tanke på utsagnet om at det var bra til å være fra den tiden. Jeg holder Rypdal for å være mer interessant enn de fleste nevnte også. Skal jeg være helt ærlig om min egen smak, så holder jeg heller ikke '80-tallet noe høyere enn andre perioder heller.
W O W! Was sent to here via a link posted on the Deep Purple fan site, The Highway Star. The thread discussed great guitarists who are not given their due such as Ritchie Blackmore. I’d heard Terje in more sedate jazz albums and had no idea he could play like this. This was just fantastic. As engaging as Jeff Beck and Blackmore. Can’t give higher praise than that.
Such an influence on yours truly. I've been a fan since the early 80s, and have everything he's done, often on both vinyl and CD. I generally prefer his more introspective work, but this is great too. ECM is a gift from God. And blessed be the listeners! Truly!
Wow! Hot damn! Thanks for uploading. I have loved this guy on guitar for decades and have seldom seen any videos of him playing. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
I love how the cameraman has to cut away to Audun Kleive at the 4:00 mark. Because Terje is melting his lens. Outstanding by any measure. SO underrated.
Reflecting Ted Killian's post, I too have followed Terje's career for many years. This clip is amazing - we don't see Terje in Australia too often (not at all, in fact) and have to rely on clips like this to help spread the gospel. Thank you so, so much!
That would have been Lasse Welander. Janne Schaffer did extensive studio work with them, but didn't do much tour work for them. Terje never worked with them, though. He was on his very own trajectory, incomperable to the other two. When you're signed to ECM, you don't have to take on ABBA gigs, I suppose...
This was one of my favorite practice records for drums back in the period of early 1986..I really loved that drummer Audun Klieve...I also ran into drummer Terry Bozzio about the same time that I had been really into this "Chaser" LP and I asked him at a local Hollywood,CA health-food-market if he had ever heard of guitarist: Terje Rypdal and he said : "No" that he hadn't...a few years later I heard in some magazine that he had actually had gone to Norway and had hung-out with Terje and that the two of them were shopping for clothes together...Terry at the very same time told me that he was very frustrated working with Jeff Beck as he had spent tons of time writing-out pieces to play for Jeff and that Beck would come into the practice-session uninterested and totally into what he was doing only which was very hard on Terry...Sucks as I think that both Terry Bozzio and Terje would work like magic together... Then you could get an incredible producer like : Manfred Eicher or Bill Laswell and then a great lp could be made! I only saw Bozzio play live once and I can't remember when it was..I think that it was with Jeff Beck and the Stevie Ray Vaughan show at the L.A. Sports Arena back in '86 and he was very good..Yet it would be even more incredible to me to hear him playing with Terje...This piece is incredible..This LP : "Chaser" and Camberwell Now's "The Ghost Trade" were two of my faves and my favorite practice lp's back in the early part of 1986 when I was living in a converted-garage in Norwalk,CA and had deaf-neighbors who would trash my drive-way with Modello-bottles and cans at the time..funny..yet sad as hell..Drunken / Deaf Mexicans who couldn't hear the music..yet who didn't happen to like me or my looks!
How well is Terje Rypdal known in The U.S. I use to buy 30% of my records by genre and album design. And was successful 8 out of 10 times.The only reason I no of Terje Rypdal, is because of the design on the Blue album cover. Seriously.
most underrated guitarist ever!
kudos to Sir Rypdal..
it's sad to see the talents like Mr Rypdal get overlooked by people..
reminds me of my country's genius guitarist Amir zaki,who recently passed away with a heart attack and had no money for the treatment before his death!!
this world can be real cruel sometimes.
Yes Terje Rypdal is a legend and he is still alive, and sorry about Amir zaki who also was a very good guitar player :)
Agreed.
Not by everyone. Not by those who knows what they are talking about❤
He's a fantastic and very unique guitarist!
Terje Rypdal is a living legend. Jeff Beck and Eddie Van Halen were fans of him. Those who know, know . . .
Rightfully so! Incredible musician, surrounded by incredible musicians!
Two legends, Rypdal and Kleive
Tak, tak, tak, Terje and band!
great! that drummer is awesome too!
Yay wonderful!
So love Terje....he has been one of my major inspirations....and still is....the man is a genius!!! Not just as the most awesome lyrical guitarists....but as a serious composer....the man is a legend!!!
Så Rypdal på Chaser turneen på Korvetten i Stavanger. Pratet med bandet og Bjørn Kjellemyr etter konserten. Opplevelse som ennå lever sterkt med meg!! Han fortjener så til de grader Guitar Player nummeret!! For et gjensyn!!!
Sounds amazing. Interesting composition.
So true overøooked? Mm! And that trio!
The Group:On guitar:Terje Rypedal - On Bass:Bjørn Kellemyr - On Drums:Audun Kleive.
Over looked! Ja, vel, ECM, s store. Those thre play so f**** amzing. 1985, olmost yesterday, yes here comes the grooves
... and the son is walking around on stage. Amazing
This is pretty spectacular for 1985. Shame he didn't get the recognition he deserved.
Can't really se the point in qualifying by referring to 1985. We were pretty close to the middle of the Satrianis, Van Halens, Malmsteens, and Vais at that time. But yeah. This is pretty damn hot. Love how he just jams those bad-ass rock riffs into a jazz/improv setting with this band (Bjørn Kjellemyr and Audun Kleive are pretty damn amazing players as well). I'm lucky enough to have seen them live I think three times (still smiling at the memory of the guy with the beret and a glass of red at one of their shows), and Terje Rypdal another couple of times with others, more or less a complete collection of his records too. Anyone who likes jazz brains and metal brawn together ought to check out his collabs with Ronnie Le Tekrø.
Oh. And he's been active since the mid 60's, and still at it. Conspiracy released last year. One of the few who manage to successfully reinvent themselves to the point where they could almost make a complete record collection on their own...
I've always had the impression he's pretty well known in Europe, and especially in his home country Norway. I know he's got several pieces that have been played by orchestras there, and he's performed on TV several times (there's a great clip on TH-cam of him performing with a brass band on a Norwegian talk show in 1989), so I would suspect over there, he's probably as well known as Jeff Beck or Steve Vai.
@@grankvehaugen3494 Absolutt ikke det som var poenget, bare å sette midten av '80-tallet litt i perspektiv med tanke på utsagnet om at det var bra til å være fra den tiden. Jeg holder Rypdal for å være mer interessant enn de fleste nevnte også. Skal jeg være helt ærlig om min egen smak, så holder jeg heller ikke '80-tallet noe høyere enn andre perioder heller.
@@thomaslutro5560 but in 1985 Terje Rypdal has playing this kind of music for twenty years!
genius....Rypdal...the most underated guitar player ever, ever.....
most rocking guitarist on the ECM label... o at least one of.
Stunning!
My favourite country in the world should Knight Sir Jan Garbarek and Sir Terje Rypdal......
And Sir Ketil Bjørnstad and Sir Jon Christensen and...
W O W! Was sent to here via a link posted on the Deep Purple fan site, The Highway Star. The thread discussed great guitarists who are not given their due such as Ritchie Blackmore. I’d heard Terje in more sedate jazz albums and had no idea he could play like this. This was just fantastic. As engaging as Jeff Beck and Blackmore. Can’t give higher praise than that.
I Love the sound and style of Terje Rypdal. Thanx for the video
Wow, amazing stuff, hot soloing by Mr. Rypdal!
Such an influence on yours truly. I've been a fan since the early 80s, and have everything he's done, often on both vinyl and CD. I generally prefer his more introspective work, but this is great too. ECM is a gift from God. And blessed be the listeners! Truly!
The Terje Rypdal Experience.
I simply adore Terje Rypdal! ;-)
Could listen to this track endlessly.
Thank you for uploading this video!! I've only just discovered Terje and I'm in awe of his playing . I'm sure he will inspire my playing a lot !
Wow! Hot damn! Thanks for uploading. I have loved this guy on guitar for decades and have seldom seen any videos of him playing. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Yeah, Ted. The same for me !!
こんなに凄いギタリストがノルウェーにいたなんて、ロック ジャズアバンギャルドと、このトリオの演奏もなかなかです👍
あの子供は何😅
私もこの演奏初めて聴きました、ジャズ・ロック気に入りました。🤗🎶♥️
I love how the cameraman has to cut away to Audun Kleive at the 4:00 mark. Because Terje is melting his lens. Outstanding by any measure. SO underrated.
Yeahhh Mannn dig it when Terje goes all EVH!!!
Jeg elsker det musik Terje Rypdal laver. Tusind tak for at dele det med os andre.
An excellent guitarist.
great video.my favourite rypdal song.
It takes all🤩 love it!!
Reflecting Ted Killian's post, I too have followed Terje's career for many years. This clip is amazing - we don't see Terje in Australia too often (not at all, in fact) and have to rely on clips like this to help spread the gospel. Thank you so, so much!
Just epic.....
This guy is so freakin versatile...
Fantastic footage. I'd never seen him play fast riffs (that are appropriate for the music) before. THANKS for posting this!
still love it!!
Amazing!
That was badass.
Wow 1000,likes! Swinger så jævli
Thank you thank you for uploading, I love this stage of terjes career
Thanks so much for the upload. Great to hear this rocking number live, and terrific to see ECM's answer to Barry Sheen belt it out with his pit-crew.
"Chaser" is from the album of the same name. Then they were called T R Trio. Changed name to T R & The Chasers in -86 when Atle Bakken joined in.
1:50: Where Frank Hannon got the intro to Tesla's "Modern Day Cowboy."
La dedicato alla mia cagnolina Dafne, deceduta il 20 luglio 😢😢
Master!
un génie!!
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This really anticipates his Skywards composition from 1996.
This sounds better than the actual studio recording of this song.
Nice job camera man on filming the bass and drums for half the guitar solo? Great players and tune, love this guy.
Eddie Van Halen digs Terge....ennuf said!!!
Class ! Been listening to Terje for years I think he was Abba's touring guitarist for a while Imagine if they'd let him rip 😂
That would have been Lasse Welander. Janne Schaffer did extensive studio work with them, but didn't do much tour work for them. Terje never worked with them, though. He was on his very own trajectory, incomperable to the other two. When you're signed to ECM, you don't have to take on ABBA gigs, I suppose...
At Hedvig Mollestad shows the kids wear hearing protection... these changin' times
This was one of my favorite practice records for drums back in the period of early 1986..I really loved that drummer Audun Klieve...I also ran into drummer Terry Bozzio about the same time that I had been really into this "Chaser" LP and I asked him at a local Hollywood,CA health-food-market if he had ever heard of guitarist: Terje Rypdal and he said : "No" that he hadn't...a few years later I heard in some magazine that he had actually had gone to Norway and had hung-out with Terje and that the two of them were shopping for clothes together...Terry at the very same time told me that he was very frustrated working with Jeff Beck as he had spent tons of time writing-out pieces to play for Jeff and that Beck would come into the practice-session uninterested and totally into what he was doing only which was very hard on Terry...Sucks as I think that both Terry Bozzio and Terje would work like magic together...
Then you could get an incredible producer like : Manfred Eicher or Bill Laswell and then a great lp could be made! I only saw Bozzio play live once and I can't remember when it was..I think that it was with Jeff Beck and the Stevie Ray Vaughan show at the L.A. Sports Arena back in '86 and he was very good..Yet it would be even more incredible to me to hear him playing with Terje...This piece is incredible..This LP : "Chaser" and Camberwell Now's "The Ghost Trade" were two of my faves and my favorite practice lp's back in the early part of 1986 when I was living in a converted-garage in Norwalk,CA and had deaf-neighbors who would trash my drive-way with Modello-bottles and cans at the time..funny..yet sad as hell..Drunken / Deaf Mexicans who couldn't hear the music..yet who didn't happen to like me or my looks!
I have a cd with Rypdal Bozzio & Bailey, from 94. Its out there
How well is Terje Rypdal known in The U.S. I use to buy 30% of my records by genre and album design. And was successful 8 out of 10 times.The only reason I no of Terje Rypdal, is because of the design on the Blue album cover. Seriously.
dunno, two of his songs appeared in the movie HEAT, that's all I knew of him
Still virtually unknown (by the masses) ... but revered by Miles fans
ALLRIGHT!
Killer
RIP that little kids ears
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The Kid walking on the stage!!!