Travis Solo bass at 20:00, Just superb. I was at this gig near the front. No singing . No keyboards. No whammy bar. Every note clear as crystal. World class and then some.
😮 amazing, killer 335 crisp blues playing , sweet jazz tones, fusion funk feels , lots of nuances, spaces, melodic and harmonic surprises. Master of his craft.
and the little ching ring hung on the snare damping knob is an example; Coyle gets texture in the cross sticking, not something anyone would notice consciously, but with everything else, brains respond bigly.
Does anyone know if these tracks can be found on one particular record? Or maybe a few of them? This is the type of "Larry stuff" that I dig the most, that's why I'm asking... Thanks.
I liked the little smile from Larry during the applause for his son's bass solo at 22 minute mark. Must be cool to be able play music at that level with your son.
YEAH TYRAVIS IS TOURING WITH ROBBEN FORD WHEN HES NOT PLAYING WITH HIS FATHER INCREDIBLYV TIGHT BASSPLAYER I TRY TO IMAGINE THE BIG MAMA WHO PUT HIM ON THE WORLD
Track list: 01. Larry's Blues 02. That Road 03. Wes Thing 04. Free Way 05. Smiles And Smiles To Go 06. Sunrise 07. Burnable 08. Cold Gold 09. Walk With Me 10. Comfort Zone 11. The Prince
I'll just share my own surprise. Didn't know about Carton's bass-playing son until today so I looked this up and -- wow -- really knocked me out. Between LC's signature sound, the great bass playing, drumming, -- this may be favorite band of his to date.
Way back when......1976ish saw LC with Jeff Porcaro, Mike Porcaro and Greg Mathison at Donte's in North Hollyweird with about 30 people present. It was a regular Friday night gig for these giants. They really kicked out the jams after a week doing sessions all week. The set always started with a ten minute version of Room 335. Jeff Porcaro always played an un-miked drum set. We sat where ever we wanted. It was a magic scene for about a month. Pretty soon we were waiting in line to see the same band at the Baked Potato. One night during the opening raucous tune, Jeff Porcaro [RIP] put his foot through the kick drum head, At the end of the song JP announced to the band that he had broken his kick drum head. The other members of the band said in unison that they didn't t notice the lack of this very talented right foot. I play drums professionally and I always carried a spare. I wondered how JP would save the gig. He told the band to play a ballad and he scurried into the Hollywood night to find a replacement. In record time JP was back with a new head and within 5 minutes they were back at full strength. If you ever visit lLA and you have never been there you owe your self the pleasure of an evening at the Baked Potato ......................
Yeah, back in the days at the Spud when Larry Carlton played jamming actual fusion lead guitar licks instead of the boring mainstream jazz he decided to sadly go to and bore me to tears with ever since. What happened to the old great fusion jamming lead guitar shredding Larry Carlton? When was the last time he ever played "Point It Up" or "Tight Squeeze" in concert? This show here isn't bad it's just sort of boring music compared to those old days your talking about.
In the early '70's I used to see Lee Ritenor at the BP with his band including a great keys player I forget the name but he is legendary in the music scoring business. Those were the days.
I wanted to hit like for this amazing concert, then I realized I already did it before. One of the bests by Larry and the bass and drums....I am speechless.
BIG LARRY you make me proud man,after all you´ve been trough. bless your soul man and come back once again to Holland, here are the BIG ONE´s,Big hug man, stay alive
Whether or not Travis let his dad play in his band is irrelevant. What mattered here is the MUSIC. This is the territory and vibration of FOREGIVENESS and ONEness with the UNIVERSE!!!!!!😊. Travis is WAYYYYY beyond the spectrum!!! BADD@$$ B@$$IST of His Time!!!!❤
They are just three but it seems something like there are 5 players on the stage. A great sense of harmony, due to the pulsating job of the rhytm session. Travis is an unforeseen musical discovery to me. Solid and mature and playfull bass player
Track list: 01. Larry's Blues 02. That Road 03. Wes Thing 04. Free Way 05. Smiles And Smiles To Go 06. Sunrise 07. Burnable 08. Cold Gold 09. Walk With Me 10. Comfort Zone 11. The Prince Show less
un jazzman qui n'oublie pas toutes ses autres racines rock, funk, pop, blues,rythm'blues; excellent; I wouldn't mind having a drummer and a bass player as he got !!!!
Larry's beautiful guitar covers so many different tones in that set. Great performance by the talented trio. So many good moments. I loved those synchronized guitar and bass riffs. I'm glad the crowd got a little more enthusiastic once it got dark and things got cookin. I was chair dancing here at home.
I like trios like this because it demonstrates the musicanship and discipline and trust you have to have in one another so doesn't sound like a "train wreck.
Tremenda musica!!! Impecable!!!! Lo escuche por primera vez en un barcito en un lugar aca en Argentina que se llama Capilla del Monte. El LP era "Solo, pero nunca solo" y a partir de ahi me hice fan de él.
This is the third time I have watched this particular video and the thing that strikes me is Larry's ability to make a three piece band sound like a much larger combo. I think it's awesome!
I discovered Larry a few months ago. Such a great musical guitarist! This set sounds sooo good from both playing and live sound. This band is FIRE....sit back and really dig into it.
The master guitarist, no doubt. Larry's king. The interplay in this trio is sublime! I didn't think it could done so effectively. Without keyboards, I thought the tonal texture might be lacking, but the arrangements work perfectly.
There’s just something beautiful and elegant about the angle at which LC holds the guitar -it’s so consistent, so solidly seated, so natural and controlled, truly an extension of his body. Watching him play is like watching a world class athlete. I can think of a few other greats whose physical form is similarly natural and elegant: Clapton, Roy Buchanan, Tony Rice, McLaughlin. Contrast that with, say, the wild physicality of other greats like Page, Hendrix, or EVH.
Tracklist: 01. Larry’s Blues 02. That Road 03. Wes Thing 04. Free Way 05. Smiles And Smiles To Go 06. Sunrise 07. Burnable 08. Cold Gold 09. Walk With Me 10. Comfort Zone 11. The Prince
Like father like son. GREAT STUFF, so the drummer is suuuuuper groovy. Thanks for posting, Im lying in hospital and this cures me.How they stick together is breathtaking.
I dont know if you youtube friends viewers remarked how Travis Carlton is able to give so much expression in his bass play even in more rythmic parts of the music ..he always pulls (or gives) expression from his instrument !
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can we appreciate the sound quality of the recording, just amazing - bass/drum/guitar mix is amazing.
I searched for Larry; found Larry; loved Larry's music! #successfulday
Any guitar player knows how hard it is to find a good bassist. Larry just created his own. Genius.
He created a bassist and a half!
If you are still out there, your comment remains alive for all time.
A real Gangsta move.
Any bass player knows how hard it is to find a groovy guitarist. Travis took his father. chapeau!
Don't forget that Larry has great time, too. The three of 'em together are just absolutely groovin' to the walls!
Gene Coye is a terrific drummer.
I watch this at least once a month and never get tired of it~
Travis Solo bass at 20:00, Just superb. I was at this gig near the front. No singing . No keyboards. No whammy bar. Every note clear as crystal. World class and then some.
I love this drummer.
completely agree
Wow - where was the gig?
😮 amazing, killer 335 crisp blues playing , sweet jazz tones, fusion funk feels , lots of nuances, spaces, melodic and harmonic surprises. Master of his craft.
and the little ching ring hung on the snare damping knob is an example; Coyle gets texture in the cross sticking, not something anyone would notice consciously, but with everything else, brains respond bigly.
Larry Carlton, a great musician, a great man, who leaves the spotlight to his marvellous drummer for the finale!
Rarrissime !!!
Drummer's got a bad-ass groove.
tracklist:
Larry's Blues 0:15
That Road 04:48
Wes Thing 10:10
Free Way 15:00
Smiles And Smiles To Go 23:43
Sunrise 29:08
Burnable 33:50
Cold Gold 44:10
Walk With Me 50:00
Comfort Zone 55:15
The Prince 1:03:30
Thanks for your post!
name of the bassist?
Does anyone know if these tracks can be found on one particular record? Or maybe a few of them? This is the type of "Larry stuff" that I dig the most, that's why I'm asking... Thanks.
Ricardo Lima Pereira , The Paris Concert, Live in Tokyo (with Robben Ford), Session Masters, Collection.
@@msantann Thanks, mate!
We al knew Larry was a grand master of the guitar, his playing is second to none, but Travis and Gene, WOW, breathtaking!!!!!
This is the best lineup & performance that I've ever seen with Larry Carlton !! and the mix is superb !!
Agree. Absolutely fantastic!
I always admire family members playing music together.🥰🥰
I liked the little smile from Larry during the applause for his son's bass solo at 22 minute mark. Must be cool to be able play music at that level with your son.
💋🔥 感觉很好（你这个怪胎） th-cam.com/video/jkniLCb1DbY/w-d-xo.html
YEAH TYRAVIS IS TOURING WITH ROBBEN FORD WHEN HES NOT PLAYING WITH HIS FATHER INCREDIBLYV TIGHT BASSPLAYER I TRY TO IMAGINE THE BIG MAMA WHO PUT HIM ON THE WORLD
I think musicians are happiest people in the world
@Prog Priestess Sorry my mistake:)), was too much beer to see what writing🤦♂️
The drummer is a powerhouse ! He reminds me of Buddy Miles.
I COULD LISTEN TO LARRY'S SWEET SWEET SOUND ALL DAY...
YOU CAN TELL THIS GUY HAS IT IN HIS SOUL. THANKS TRIO.
Definitely one of my favorite guitarist of all time. Enough that I keep a watch through the years on his Fingerprint. 😊❤️🙏🏻
drummer is simply insanley perfect
The band played flawlessly during the whole show! Larry still has it at near 66 years old now,, thank God for great music!!!
MAKE THAT76
@@nielsanderson4926 🎶👁👃👁🎵
Track list:
01. Larry's Blues
02. That Road
03. Wes Thing
04. Free Way
05. Smiles And Smiles To Go
06. Sunrise
07. Burnable
08. Cold Gold
09. Walk With Me
10. Comfort Zone
11. The Prince
Adrian Hagelsieb ,, the guy that shot Larry is at 09, I hate the guy that shot him too lol
I'll just share my own surprise. Didn't know about Carton's bass-playing son until today so I looked this up and -- wow -- really knocked me out. Between LC's signature sound, the great bass playing, drumming, -- this may be favorite band of his to date.
I was as surprised as you, and didn't know of Coy either. Those three share a musical chemistry that goes beyond family ties.
I agree. The father and son duo is as together as it can ever get. These two know where they are going before yesterdays lunch. Fantastic
Way back when......1976ish saw LC with Jeff Porcaro, Mike Porcaro and Greg Mathison at Donte's in North Hollyweird with about 30 people present. It was a regular Friday night gig for these giants. They really kicked out the jams after a week doing sessions all week. The set always started with a ten minute version of Room 335. Jeff Porcaro always played an un-miked drum set. We sat where ever we wanted. It was a magic scene for about a month. Pretty soon we were waiting in line to see the same band at the Baked Potato. One night during the opening raucous tune, Jeff Porcaro [RIP] put his foot through the kick drum head, At the end of the song JP announced to the band that he had broken his kick drum head. The other members of the band said in unison that they didn't t notice the lack of this very talented right foot. I play drums professionally and I always carried a spare. I wondered how JP would save the gig. He told the band to play a ballad and he scurried into the Hollywood night to find a replacement. In record time JP was back with a new head and within 5 minutes they were back at full strength. If you ever visit lLA and you have never been there you owe your self the pleasure of an evening at the Baked Potato ......................
Sounds like a magical evening and one hell of a story my friend.
Yeah, back in the days at the Spud when Larry Carlton played jamming actual fusion lead guitar licks instead of the boring mainstream jazz he decided to sadly go to and bore me to tears with ever since. What happened to the old great fusion jamming lead guitar shredding Larry Carlton? When was the last time he ever played "Point It Up" or "Tight Squeeze" in concert? This show here isn't bad it's just sort of boring music compared to those old days your talking about.
People age. They slow down. He already proved himself. You seem to lack a basic understanding of the concept of time.
In the early '70's I used to see Lee Ritenor at the BP with his band including a great keys player I forget the name but he is legendary in the music scoring business. Those were the days.
@@WrestlingErnestHemingway Shredders! They think playing fast is enough.. Its another color. Try playing slow and soft with creativity. Mix it up!
I LOVE THE RESPECT AND ADMIRATION OF LARRY FOR TRAVIS. that smile says it all. I love these guys to bits. true musical heroes
I wanted to hit like for this amazing concert, then I realized I already did it before. One of the bests by Larry and the bass and drums....I am speechless.
BIG LARRY you make me proud man,after all you´ve been trough. bless your soul man and come back once again to Holland, here are the BIG ONE´s,Big hug man, stay alive
sooooo amazingly good! recording is incredible-video is incredible-couldn't GET any better!
My Dream Drummer and Bassist,,,and the undying Carlton's touch, feel, and soul, totally insane
I think its cool that Travis lets his dad play in his band
🎶👁👃👁🎵
Whether or not Travis let his dad play in his band is irrelevant. What mattered here is the MUSIC. This is the territory and vibration of FOREGIVENESS and ONEness with the UNIVERSE!!!!!!😊. Travis is WAYYYYY beyond the spectrum!!! BADD@$$ B@$$IST of His Time!!!!❤
Travis will never be little, as HE is a god bassist. Amazing musician!
Fabulous Drums!!!❤Gr8 Music from 2011
B@dd@$$ B@$$ and DRUMMER Holding it Down. Larry’s Fame but, Larry’s Son and Drummer’s Game!!! I Dig it ALL!!!!!!
This is the kinds of music that brings peace to the spirit.
Father and son musically an awesome blend
It is just amazing - all three, guitar, bass and drums. What a feel.....
LARRY CARLTON SEMPRE FANTÁSTICO!!!!!!!!!!
This is amazing! He's the king of what to play and what not to play. It's hard to keep the momentum going with a trio, but they do a fantastic job!
That's not stupid what you write... Classy trio.
They are just three but it seems something like there are 5 players on the stage. A great sense of harmony, due to the pulsating job of the rhytm session. Travis is an unforeseen musical discovery to me. Solid and mature and playfull bass player
Fantastic performance, and great venue too, Lugano is a beautiful city
one of the best vieo i've seen!!!these guys deserve a medal
Wonderfull sound, awesome guitar player and a talented son on bass. A very gifted drum player a la Bernard Purdie
Damn. Whoever did the mix is a legend, it's stellar. Source material okay too. Who am I kidding? What a trio!
🎶👁👃👁🎵- Amazing Trio -
Always a great pleasure to listen to teh fantastic Mr Larry Carlton specially on his legendary 335 !
Jazz-meets-blues at its best - the best of both worlds! There's so much more to the latter than just licks and bending. Big thanks to the uploader.
I like the sound of that bass!!!
Track list:
01. Larry's Blues
02. That Road
03. Wes Thing
04. Free Way
05. Smiles And Smiles To Go
06. Sunrise
07. Burnable
08. Cold Gold
09. Walk With Me
10. Comfort Zone
11. The Prince
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+django r Just saw them this evening (along with Gregg Karukas on keys) in Bethesda, Md at the Blues and Jazz upper Club. Awesome!!
Lucky man Dan!
django r ottimo
thank you mate!
remarquable,c'est un grand jazzman, quelle sonorité cette Gibson 335, respect Mister Carlton, very nice
un jazzman qui n'oublie pas toutes ses autres racines rock, funk, pop, blues,rythm'blues; excellent; I wouldn't mind having a drummer and a bass player as he got !!!!
Like the late BB King said, "it ain't the ones you play sometimes. Sometimes it's the ones you don't play that make it right".
Miles said the same thing, and that’s the most important thing Hancock, Jarrett and many others learned from him.
Like dad , like son. musical heaven with the Carltons. AMAZING
Awesome Bass Player, Travis!
Great trio!!
Superb! Love Larry Carlton....he's a Master of the guitar! They all are just amazing musicians. It doesn't get any better than this!
Larry's beautiful guitar covers so many different tones in that set. Great performance by the talented trio. So many good moments. I loved those synchronized guitar and bass riffs. I'm glad the crowd got a little more enthusiastic once it got dark and things got cookin. I was chair dancing here at home.
One of the most under appreciated guitarists of our time. Larry Carlton!
not by me...LOL
I like trios like this because it demonstrates the musicanship and discipline and trust you have to have in one another so doesn't sound like a "train wreck.
Un maître dans le Monde de la guitare !
Quel groove, magnifique !
What a wonderful and happy thing to be able to tour performing with his son.
Tremenda musica!!! Impecable!!!! Lo escuche por primera vez en un barcito en un lugar aca en Argentina que se llama Capilla del Monte. El LP era "Solo, pero nunca solo" y a partir de ahi me hice fan de él.
One of my favorite recordings of his ever. So much greatness
The music/groove after 33:52 is absolutely amazing
amazing great guitarist!..and great partners in sound..!
Well no one can accuse Travis of riding his father's coattails. All three of them are outstanding.
sweet and cool music💖💖🥰🥰💖💖💥💥👍🏻👍🏻🎸🎸🕺🏻🕺🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻🌈🌈🌈🌈💫💫😃😃🤩🤩😇😇
Really nice to hear Carlton in a trio setting. He really makes it work.
that's very good, i liked to listen in it. great jazz players
great drumming, so tasteful. fantastic music altogether
This is the third time I have watched this particular video and the thing that strikes me is Larry's ability to make a three piece band sound like a much larger combo. I think it's awesome!
We love you Larry😻
Maybe the best live show of his I've seen here. Magnificent.
the band's name is "the trio". all are fantastic, creative and accurate. great musicians! the drummer is awesome.
Man this is so tasteful! Superb!
I discovered Larry a few months ago. Such a great musical guitarist! This set sounds sooo good from both playing and live sound. This band is FIRE....sit back and really dig into it.
Perfect sound....every note you can here....pure and clear :)
fantastic, simple, unmitigated good ole´rhythm, blues and jazz guitar!
LARRY IS FANTASTIC
Superb concert. Thank you for uploading this!
Soooo perfect rendition... can't deny it😂 GROOVE!
larry and son...proud,proud,proud....
Blues & Jazz at its best....!
My guitar hero..super fat jazz sound..👍👍👍👍🎸🎸🎸🎸😎
Really splendid recording in this! Great chemistry as well.
I've watched this three times now - love it! All three are killer players...bigger than the sum of their individual parts. Tasty tone, too.
Thanks for sharing. Larry really rocks, he is a master of tone production, has so nice feel - words wont do
The master guitarist, no doubt. Larry's king. The interplay in this trio is sublime! I didn't think it could done so effectively. Without keyboards, I thought the tonal texture might be lacking, but the arrangements work perfectly.
what an extraordinary performance. loved every minute.
There’s just something beautiful and elegant about the angle at which LC holds the guitar -it’s so consistent, so solidly seated, so natural and controlled, truly an extension of his body. Watching him play is like watching a world class athlete. I can think of a few other greats whose physical form is similarly natural and elegant: Clapton, Roy Buchanan, Tony Rice, McLaughlin. Contrast that with, say, the wild physicality of other greats like Page, Hendrix, or EVH.
Tracklist:
01. Larry’s Blues
02. That Road
03. Wes Thing
04. Free Way
05. Smiles And Smiles To Go
06. Sunrise
07. Burnable
08. Cold Gold
09. Walk With Me
10. Comfort Zone
11. The Prince
Thank you
Your great Tom entertain me every time love watching the show and also Norms rare guitars my 2 favourite subs. 🏴🎸🥃
thank you so much i love Larry's music !!
Like father like son. GREAT STUFF, so the drummer is suuuuuper groovy. Thanks for posting, Im lying in hospital and this cures me.How they stick together is breathtaking.
The drummer and the bassist probably are buddies.great rapport.
The drummer and the bassist probably are buddies.great rapport.
Oh yeah seems so.
A Legend, luv his sons bass work. check out his recording, " last nite " still blows my mind.
I dont know if you youtube friends viewers remarked how Travis Carlton is able to give so much expression in his bass play even in more rythmic parts of the music ..he always pulls (or gives) expression from his instrument !
Refreshing. Beautiful spaces between notes, not swamped with non-stop runs.
Thanks for loading this up! Alwyas been a fan of Larry, but his son is a killer bassplayer too, great tone, steady, great!
Um trabalho perfeito!!
One of the most fantastic and exciting trios!!
Absolutely amazing , sound , style , class 👍
Thank you, Beautiful guitar sound.
I have been listening to Mr. Carlton for more than thirty years now and heard him live in US and Australia.
Big Larry fan and this performance is amazing! They are firing on all cylinders 🥳
One of the greatest studio musicians of all time. When you look at the credits on albums his name is everywhere.
Wow really ? First time hearing this man !
But not the last, right?
Saw him play that in Alpharetta Georgia. Was privileged to sit about 3 ft away from him. Third time at the Velvet Note....it was an awesome show!
Such a great performance and recording