A guitar made for country and western guitarists ,to be a simple repairable work horse ,,In 2018 still the go to guitar for some of the worlds top guitarists ,Even with the incredible advances in tech ,,,the old tele is still here ,Leo would be proud ,,I’ve just booked tickets for Julian lage at this years marciac jazz festival ,The tele rant was an aside ,
I saw Julian play with Chris Eldridge a couple weeks ago. Talked to him after the show and he said there would be a new trio album out next year. Can't wait.
Julian always seems to have a ball during his performances. I like that. He's never brooding or down. Rather, he's all smiles- a blithe spirit. We can let that be lesson #1. ...relax and enjoy yourself. (with lesson # 2 being master your chosen instrument.) Definitely one o' my favorite living guitarists. He's developed his own voice now, and I could easily pick him out in a blindfold test. Wonder if those are 12's on that tele...
TheHumbuckerboy on the D'addario site it says he uses nickel 12 s with a wound G but in a guitar player interview last year he said he had been using 11 s with a wound third string. Wonder if he went back to 12s..
mannyaudaz oh a jazz historian? What instrument do you play? Have you studied the details and layers of the music? Curious, because Frisell and Lage have very little in common in regards to articulation, density, rhythm, phrase length, and harmonic choice. They both play teles and pull from folk and jazz... But hey, you’re a historian that uses words to commodify something you likely have little understanding of... so I’ll assume you’re correct in your statement.
Cool! But I can still enjoy this music, appreciate his tone and instrument choice, buy his recordings, go to his concerts, and be generally pleased and happy because of his presentation... RIGHT??? And if you want to be a miserable curmudgeon it's your right to do so... Enjoy!
Anyone else bother to look up Manny? Yeah, me either. He’s a jazz historian knockoff. Mannyaudaz has no originality and remains an internet troll. Seriously, your’s is one of the most ridiculous comments I’ve come across regarding Lage’s playing. Frisell influence? Sure. But Lage’s voice is singular and can be picked out of a lineup any day of the week. Even when he is essentially recording with Frisell’s band. There’s a “child in a sandbox” playfulness to his sound that is instantly recognizable across just about every genre he sets foot in. As for being an academic savant, that’s just about as off as it gets. His playing tends way more towards intuition and playing to the song than academic virtuosity. Playful exploration of the instrument. THAT’s Julian.
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Getting better every show. What a sound he's creating on telecaster ... Never stop Julian, you have so much beauty to say!
A guitar made for country and western guitarists ,to be a simple repairable work horse ,,In 2018 still the go to guitar for some of the worlds top guitarists ,Even with the incredible advances in tech ,,,the old tele is still here ,Leo would be proud ,,I’ve just booked tickets for Julian lage at this years marciac jazz festival ,The tele rant was an aside ,
Loved the tele rant!
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Watching shows like this keeps me going. Absolutely beautiful.
I saw Julian play with Chris Eldridge a couple weeks ago. Talked to him after the show and he said there would be a new trio album out next year. Can't wait.
Kendall Brady yeah!!!
jorgetenamusic
With DAVE FRIGGIN' KING on drums. It's going to be epic (and avant, and free)!
Julian's playing is sooo cool. The trio rocks in the best way!
Es sin duda el puto amo. El presente y el futuro de la guitarra de jazz. Su peculiar estilo lo distingue del resto.
Criativity is most important than velocity!!! Great artist!
Julian always seems to have a ball during his performances. I like that. He's never brooding or down. Rather, he's all smiles- a blithe spirit. We can let that be lesson #1. ...relax and
enjoy yourself. (with lesson # 2 being master your chosen instrument.) Definitely one o' my favorite living guitarists. He's developed his own voice now, and I could easily pick him out in a blindfold test. Wonder if those are 12's on that tele...
Boy, that drummer. Talk about dynamics. Amazing.
que buenazo esta este concierto! una joya las dinámicas de este trio.
00:00 Nocturne
03:52 Harlem Blues
10:15
14:28
18:50 The Ramble
28:17 Persian Rug
32:50 Ryland
Ken White
bil l evans
Ken White g ttc
Ken Whites
Ken White $2
You bring me joy and peace in these difficult time. Thanks for your artfull sense of humanity.
Not that difficult
so good to see julian and jorge roeder playing together again!
Miguel Besnos erroné
Miguel Besnos
Man... Julian is just amazing!! Great trio!!
What a refreshing performance!
Marvellous, quite unusual to play on a Tele. And I see a nice Vibroverb Amp as well, isn't it?
wow the drummer really got the sound under control
Eric Doob on drum
More excited than his album! This is the live-music!
Lage looks like a combination of the bartender at my local jazz jam and Abe Lincoln. good combo. And killer tone
wanna hear Julian w/ Brian blade on the drums
and dave holland!
Die richtige Mischung aus Raffinesse und Eingängigkeit!
I saw him with his trio in rotterdam at northsea jazz, but there was another bass player (Chris Lightcap) ... simply marvelous! ;)
Amazing sensibility!
third thing is amazing. its a style!
another lovely jim hall casualty. beautiful...
and danny gatton ain't mad neither...
This is SO good...thanks for posting...a proper use of TH-cam !
Baden Powell... que surpresa! Muito bom! Awesome!
Baden Powell? Sabe dizer onde?
Dudes fast such control wow!
Featuring Abraham Lincoln on lead guitar
Estiveram em Castelo Branco, Portugal e foi muito bom
凄すぎる❤
Now there are three on Tele... Danny Gatton on blues and Mike Stern on Jazz..
gorgeous!
incroyable
It's like Pure Imagination and Black Hole Sun melted into one
Großartig!
Julian est très bien accompagné !
9:30
a beautiful example of musical noise
Delicioso o som dessa guita!
holy shit man
The camera person has a gift for cutting away from the most interesting guitar work hehe.
BRAVO !!!!
man, this version of Nocturne absolutelly RIPS!!!!
great concert but I don't understand the camera work. Why the hell do they show the people shuffling about when there are musicians on the stage? :?
Come to New Zealand
Hard out
Tracklisting anyohne please ? thx very much
First one is Nocturne
Second - Harlem Blues
I only just found out he plays a nacho telecaster ,
22:45 killed me
i love how he looks at his watch after finishing the solo
bazdesh that may be paying a little respect to the lead section in faith no more "evidence" I may be wrong
From the Bill Frisell school ??
Definitely a influenced by frissel
yes
Does anybody have the set list?
3:40 a.m. US Eastern. 9/16/22 Should be in bed, but this is too good to pass!
Nice!
Класс
What string gauge does Julian use on his Telecaster ?
TheHumbuckerboy on the D'addario site it says he uses nickel 12 s with a wound G but in a guitar player interview last year he said he had been using 11 s with a wound third string. Wonder if he went back to 12s..
Thanks.
1ido9not8exist6 fucking 12s???? That kinda explains a few things. I thought he used soft-mediums so 9s or 10s and just has inhumanely delicate hands.
luchadorito yea, you wont believe how much better a tele sound with 12s! i changed to 12s because of julian, and now i cant go back!
Is the volume level very low for anybody else?
tracklist?
31:00 DAMNNN! 🚄
The guitar is actually a Danocaster and he's playing it through a Fender Blues Jr. Great player. Puts on a very good show, too.
I'm pretty sure he's playing his vintage 1954 Fender telecaster in this vid. His Danocaster has a logo on the headstock, whereas this guitar does not.
@@amarguitar Its probably his Nachocaster
hate to say that anybody is the "best..." but Jules Lage?! "C'mon...
and Tommy Emmanuel...extremely few others might even qualify for a nomination...
oh hes definitely yhe best “young” player out there right now haha
Bill frisell sounding 😎
5:02 hot sting
As jammin' as this is, and as much as I love upright bass, I feel like electric bass would've been a better fit.
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Que boooo, que ets, joan, Catalonia free, llibertat presos politics,💕💕❤️
Wheres the sax???
Poor bass player. Doing all that work and all we hear is soft clicking.
agree.. listened thru headphones and still not enough bass in the mix..
frisell knockoff. lage has no originality and remains an academic savant
Know-nothing TROLL.
literally a jazz historian who has written notes on thousands of albums, for a living.
mannyaudaz oh a jazz historian? What instrument do you play? Have you studied the details and layers of the music? Curious, because Frisell and Lage have very little in common in regards to articulation, density, rhythm, phrase length, and harmonic choice. They both play teles and pull from folk and jazz... But hey, you’re a historian that uses words to commodify something you likely have little understanding of... so I’ll assume you’re correct in your statement.
Cool! But I can still enjoy this music, appreciate his tone and instrument choice, buy his recordings, go to his concerts, and be generally pleased and happy because of his presentation... RIGHT??? And if you want to be a miserable curmudgeon it's your right to do so... Enjoy!
Anyone else bother to look up Manny? Yeah, me either. He’s a jazz historian knockoff. Mannyaudaz has no originality and remains an internet troll.
Seriously, your’s is one of the most ridiculous comments I’ve come across regarding Lage’s playing. Frisell influence? Sure. But Lage’s voice is singular and can be picked out of a lineup any day of the week. Even when he is essentially recording with Frisell’s band. There’s a “child in a sandbox” playfulness to his sound that is instantly recognizable across just about every genre he sets foot in. As for being an academic savant, that’s just about as off as it gets. His playing tends way more towards intuition and playing to the song than academic virtuosity. Playful exploration of the instrument. THAT’s Julian.