Mike Stern, Bob Berg, Dennis Chambers, Lincoln Goines - After You - LIVE
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Mike Stern, Bob Berg, Dennis Chambers, Lincoln Goines
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Sterns playing and composition at this time in his life is some of his best work in my opinion. I met him in Montreal and he was such a sweet and genuine guy. All my best to him.
I saw Stern on this tour while studying abroad in Stockholm, Sweden in July 1990. It was at a jazz festival and once he started playing, a few of us went up front and watched Mike with elbows on the stage. He and Bob Berg were incredible.
I was dragged to a free outdoor show of a band I had never heard of that was part of an annual local Jazzfest Weekend that I really did not want to go to by my girlfriend at the time. It was this exact lineup and it was the closest thing to a religious experience that I have ever encountered. It changed my life forever.
So sad that Bob Berg and Michael Brecker are gone, they live on with youtube....thanks for the great post.
So this is why Mike Stern became a respected jazz guitarist, wow. Fresh, young, inspired.
He play his ass off. Miles Davis thought so.
So nice to see Stern in such top shape. He was really in the peak of his sound and abilities during those years. And Berg.... man... what a loss
That intro was sublime!!!
Miss these two playing together. Man, they could work it! Miss you Bob! Thanks for the great music.....
Maybe Mike Sterns best playing ever ! When he was on fire , incredible , inventive , original .
Saw these guys in U.K. & Holland both concerts were absolute killer 👏👏
RIP Bob ❤ 🙏
Mike my favorite guitar player !!!!
I really don't care what these guys are wearing, they are moving through musical space effortlessly. Thank you for the post, I wish I had gotten to earlier.
Bob Berg c'est vraiment la grande classe !! Merci de nous avoir laisser ces images de toi !
c'est autre chose que les escrocs shepp, braxton, lloyd, david murray ou shabaka hutchins et kamasi washington
Best Mike Stern Solo ever
Berg's solo has to be exactly what Stern hoped for from the sax part on a tune like this. Man, was he the perfect sideman for Stern or what? His improve is a beautiful as the composition itself. One of the best Stern/Berg clips out there! Thanks!
Mike Hoffman Wonderful lead in. Seen them together, in concert three or four times. Back in the 80s and early 90s. I miss Bob and those days.
Bob Berg was the perfect sideman Mike Stern and for Chick Corea in a concert in Tivoli, Copenhagen, as well.
He got the far biggest applaus' for his soli. Far louder and longer than Chick and the others.
Don't remember who else was in the band or the year. Only an lot of jaws dropping when Bob played his soli. Must be getting old. Really? I'm only 73 ;-)
At least some of us knew what to expect.
He's my all time favorite musician even though I used to play guitar and drums.
There is another sax player who was touring with Mike, and who played even more delicate and spheric, but maybe not that powrrful like Bob Berg, well its Bob Malach, and i heard them live in 1997
When the musicality & technical woks together we got Mike and Bob or Pat and Mays!
My first Mike Stern LP in 1984 ... he is just fantastic !!!
For me one of Mikes best performances that I saw!
Have seen some versions of this incredible song, but this one goes directly up to heaven, words fail to describe the beauty of the sounds Mike and Bob are able to create...
it is special
Saw this band back then in Turin, Italy, with Jeff Andrews on bass (great), all the guys played their guts off and the late Bob was a soul shaker... such a heart, such a burning passion blowin' out that tube...I always loved Mike Brecker and always thought that Bob was the natural successor to the great master but... Anyway...that was an unforgettable evening.
Bob is da dude. So much warmth, colour and subtlety in his playing. Not just another shredder. And if he wants to let the horses run wild he does it in style and with grace. Definitely up there with the jazz gods. I keep coming back to his playing time and again.
Sad for you you're not living near Copenhagen, brother.
They visited us many times.
Saw the with Jeff Andrews as well. As far as I remember a couple of times.
Guess we're getting older, Buddy (if it's OK to call you Buddy).
Mike Stern the best jazz guitarist and composer ever
Stern is a master at using effects. Taboo to some, but so tastefully used, who can argue?
I love effects. Big Frisell, Rypdal and Thorn fan.
Got to meet Mike backstage at a London concert not that long ago 2019 I think. What a lovely guy, so down to earth - one of the all time greats 🌎
I met his once and he was outright shy. i had to tell him about the first time i listened to him play while standing out in front of a little jazz club in 1983. He was so happy to hear that. yeah, super nice and humble
Saw this tour in Vancouver. Mr Chambers is a monster!!
I saw this lineup at the Zephyr Club in Salt Lake City. Got a recording off the board. Spectacular. I had brought Dennis With John Maglaughlin a couple of years earlier, we had a few drinks and chatted, and he kept pulling Mike over to tell him how much I looked like Michael Brecker. Lol
I really, really dig Mike's style. Unique as hell. ya know how difficult it is to create your own unique voice on electric guitar? there's a reason only a couple dozen have ever done it.
Great post! So beautiful! Love this!
Good to see that all the clichés about 90s saxophonists are true
Thanks,Mike , thank you all.
Simply fantastic!
Such a wonderful player and great human being!
Dennis's eternal bubblegum.
Man... If the bass was in the mix... I would just die.... this is beauty!
Listen through a stereo with a subwoofer amd crank that sh!t
This Is MIke's favorite of mine. "After You" Thanks for the post...
Purement , magnifique , ... Quand de grands musiciens se recontrent ! Thank you guys!
Uma das mais belas harmonias existentes no mundo! Lindo demais! Impressionante...
Incredible, astounding, beautiful!
J'adoooooore Mike STERN
Plays his ass off
So beautiful!!!
Fantastic ✌️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Wow! This is special, glad I found this! All great talents on stage
It's very simple 🎷Pure class
Love Bob's solo.
One of my favorites! Beautiful tune!
Mélodieusement beau !!!!
I like how Bob Berg just walks off the stage like he's going for a cigarette break.
Prolog, Mike Stern play free style but with pick and use guitar electric..the sound is soulfull and unique Mike Stern version..👏
Wonderful performance…
I had the fortune to see him in the riviera maya jazz festival behind the escenary. Is a master
Wonderful!
Line up was Mike, Jimmy Haslip, Bill Evans and Dennis the Menace 😍
es my hero!
Stern is criminally underrated, sadly.
"Underrated?" By who?
In some ways, i agree, but we all know he has some guts , feel, and great great inspiration 🍻
He is one of the more respected Jazz guitarists
Where are you been these last 30 years dude ? Metheny, Scofield and Stern somehow ruled the jazz planet since the early 80's. Frisell "could be" underrated, I assume to hear that, but Stern...
@@slowdownabit3343 I was born 30 years ago and just recently got into Stern through Janek Gwizdala. I don't hear Stern's name as much as Metheny or even Di Meola.
Very nice!
Bellísimo❤❤
Super
❤❤❤❤❤️❤️
Heaven on earth
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
感恩大师在我们的时代
❤
Dennis cheesing @ 4:25 is great!
Heaven.
Any thumbs down comes from life's illiterates!
Thumb down
or grunge fans
Loved the video but gave it thumbs down just because of you.
fuck yes....
@@elitecombatfitnesscentral6170 i'm a grunge fan, and a metal fan, and a bossa nova fan, and a prog rock fan, I'M A FAN OF GOOD STUFF, DON'T GIVE A SHIT THE NAME THE CRITICS GIVE TO THE MUSIC, IF IT SOUNDS GOOD , IT'S GOOD
Bob Berg !!!
The quality of this video is stunning! When is it from? Are we able to get the whole video uploaded or purchase it from somewhere?
There's a Yamaha SPX-90 somewhere in the effects loop.
beautiful!
Thanks for this!
🙏
Mike on his Prime
I saw this band in the early nineties I think at Slims in SF except with Adam Nussbaum on bass (apologies if I got that name wrong).
Lucky you! All I got to see at Slims were punk/rock bands... RIP Slims.
Great!
great video
Che bellezza
RIP Bob Berg...
Check out Mike Stern “Chromazone”.
This dude picked one appearance profile at 20 and just didn't change it for fifty years and probably won't ever
Adding to Alex's comments, Yamaha gave him the opportunity to design his own signature guitar, and he probably receives a royalty on each one sold, gets lots of free perks from the company, not to mention all the publicity for his own career as he endorses their product.
Bob berg!!!
I wish all saxophonists could play like him ...
i believe that dream it is not possible my child xD
Bob Berg. What a loss.
He was an amazing player who I was privileged to hear with this band.
Totally agree
Que boooo,que ets, joan, Catalonia free,💕💕❤️
the contemporary guitar-sax-drums-bass sample.
why can they play thus
en una sola palabra,para que mas,"soberbio",excelente interpretación;no se me suena mas mike con Dennis Chambers que con Dave weckl
4:15 The guy with the glasses... 😮 haha.
man, that matt damon sure can play guitar!
🌼😀🌱💛
Jazz à Vienne
So good, what year is this?
1990
@@aka474731 thank you
I have a Mike Stern Tele.
Perhaps because Fender couldn't (or didn't) build him the kind of guitar he wanted? If I ever get around to buying a Tele, Mike's sig Yamaha still ranks highly on my list.
Check out a Bill Lawrence Swampkaster.
respects..........
14:46
i'd wear that jacket if it would help me play like that
Sadly because the Mike Stern guitar is based on a vintage Tele it comes with same issues. To adjust the truss rod means the neck has to be taken off. The radius is 7.25 and so chokes on hard bending of the top E even when set to 4/64th height. I still like the guitar and have it set where I like it. Have had to shim the neck though and change the bridge to a Wilkinson and the string heights all set with a radius gauge. I have learned so much more about guitars since having it.
And what about the f**king music Mr. Gearhead? That's what this is really about. It is my experience that people who dwell on equipment usually can't play. You might be a hopeful exception. So again I ask, what about the music?
Reply to post. I stoned/levelled the frets which I did myself and put back the original bridge. It plays great now. Definitely a one off and I'm proud of it now!
Happy Me...You're incredible.
Maybe you should consider setting it up like Mike does??. He uses light strings (9’s I think he said) and has high action and deliberately ‘bows’ the neck, with a bend in it. His guitar feels weird but it makes sense and you get use to it within a short period of time.
Sounds like Michael Brecker himself... wow...
What’s Mike’s bridge pickup? I don’t think that’s an SD Hot Rails...
Yes sir!! It is!
It is not a hot rails. At 3:27 you can see it only has a single rail. Not sure what it is though.
I think it was a Bill Lawrence pickup at the time, but I'm not sure whether it was custom made or a regular model.
Mike looking like Bill Leverty of Firehouse
Does anybody know why Mike left Fender and began playing Yamaha?
fedbos91 his fender was stolen.
A switch between the two pots?!
Yep. My guess: a coil split.
what year is this? 88?
1990