No doubt about it, this video represents a period in Bill's music that was particularly exciting and innovative-this music certainly captured me at the time and is still fascinating. A fantastic upload that registers a great jazz talent.
I saw this band on tour in Leeds, UK, back in 1992 -a terrific gig. It's wonderful to watch this video featuring one of the most creative bands around at that time.
I love this group too. I was just thinking that it would have been great if back in the 90s Kermit Driscoll and Flea could have gotten together. Kermit could have given Flea lessons in jazz bass and Flea could have given Kermit lessons in how to look cool on stage.
Teach Flea how to get off drugs, to be just as passionate without them, for teach Kermit to paint her hair in colors. haha nah, It is perfect just the way it is. (:, If Kermit had taught Flea something else, the universe would have exploded. And if Kermit had colored his hair, he might have married with our girl. v: The catastrophe was avoided. /: But Pat Metheny should have taught Joey Baron how to style his hair. V:
This band is, in a funny way, a little like the mid-1960s Miles Davis quintet. It wouldn't exist without the leader, and the great compositions are key to the music's success...but it's really the drummer's band :). I'm mostly kidding, but Baron is like Tony Williams...for better or for worse you can't stop listening to him. I love the way Williams and Baron are able to do this and keep it musical.
Miles brought them together, he was the catalyst, their mentor. I wonder who was the catalyst for this music here. Bill for sure, but also John Zorn, or it might go back to Paul Motian's Electric bebop band: "I want guitars!"
This is amazing! Yesterday I came across the video of "Amarillo Barbados" (from this concert), which I had downloaded years ago, and I thought: «Damn, I wish I had the whole concert!". Today I looked for some more videos from that gig, and it turned out that YOU (oh, my sweet embraceable you! ;)) uploaded it just YESTERDAY! THIS IS LUCK!
I fell like they start to gel at 2:15 and slowly get better. At 4:05 we start getting comfortable with tone then it's just a great ride the whole way through. Thanks for the good stuff.
yeah! remember that old logo of programme 2nd of Polish national TV from the ancient days when I was a kid and been watching cartoons recorded from television to VHS casettes :D wasn't aware they were broadcasting such stuff though. cool ;)
If you want a real treat check out Bill in The Ginger Baker Trio doing “In The Moment”. Great song that has phenomenal solos by Bill, Charlie Hayden, and one of the greatest drum solos Ginger Baker ever did. It’s on TH-cam.
That's a Klein guitar, with a humbucker in the bridge (I think it's a SD JB), a Telecaster pup in the neck and something like a SD Little '59 in the middle.
Great taste of past glories; this was for me, the quintessential vehicle for Frisell's wild side; man I miss this band!
No doubt about it, this video represents a period in Bill's music that was particularly exciting and innovative-this music certainly captured me at the time and is still fascinating. A fantastic upload that registers a great jazz talent.
joey baron foreverrr
Set I
Amarillo Barbados 0:00
Crumb/No Moe 6:43
Days of Wine & Roses 22:08
Rag 29:53
Strange Meeting 37:06
Pip,Squeak/Goodbye 47:50
Set II
Throughout 58:20
Live to Tell 1:04:54
What the world needs now 1:16:15
I Can't Be Satisfied 1:21:20
Resistor 1:26:42
Thanks for this!👍🏼
that's bill Frisell in his most innovative phase of his carreer!
Thank you Alexsh for the great music. I enjoyed it very much.
I saw this band on tour in Leeds, UK, back in 1992 -a terrific gig. It's wonderful to watch this video featuring one of the most creative bands around at that time.
Byłem na tym koncercie, super.
Great rhythm section
Fabulous, thank you for uploading this gem. He's such a gem of a player, never gets old for me. ❤
Fav GUITAR player Bill Frisell and Julian Lage
BEWARE!!! Musical genius in the laboratory!
out of this world musicians!
Thanks for uploading this!
Joey Baron, what a creative drummer. I saw him with John Zorn years ago in San Francisco.
well, he plays everything!
Fantastici!
I love this group too. I was just thinking that it would have been great if back in the 90s Kermit Driscoll and Flea could have gotten together. Kermit could have given Flea lessons in jazz bass and Flea could have given Kermit lessons in how to look cool on stage.
Teach Flea how to get off drugs, to be just as passionate without them, for teach Kermit to paint her hair in colors. haha nah, It is perfect just the way it is. (:,
If Kermit had taught Flea something else, the universe would have exploded.
And if Kermit had colored his hair, he might have married with our girl. v:
The catastrophe was avoided. /:
But Pat Metheny should have taught Joey Baron how to style his hair. V:
One of my all time favorite bands. Thanks so much.
This band is, in a funny way, a little like the mid-1960s Miles Davis quintet. It wouldn't exist without the leader, and the great compositions are key to the music's success...but it's really the drummer's band :). I'm mostly kidding, but Baron is like Tony Williams...for better or for worse you can't stop listening to him. I love the way Williams and Baron are able to do this and keep it musical.
Agreed except that the Davis band would definitely have existed without Miles. Freddie Hubbard in his place would have been logical.
Miles brought them together, he was the catalyst, their mentor. I wonder who was the catalyst for this music here. Bill for sure, but also John Zorn, or it might go back to Paul Motian's Electric bebop band: "I want guitars!"
This is amazing! Yesterday I came across the video of "Amarillo Barbados" (from this concert), which I had downloaded years ago, and I thought: «Damn, I wish I had the whole concert!". Today I looked for some more videos from that gig, and it turned out that YOU (oh, my sweet embraceable you! ;)) uploaded it just YESTERDAY!
THIS IS LUCK!
Wow! Some wide up crazy sheeeet!
Thanks for uploading this ! Such a great show !
I fell like they start to gel at 2:15 and slowly get better. At 4:05 we start getting comfortable with tone then it's just a great ride the whole way through. Thanks for the good stuff.
What a guitarist. Maybe a true Guitar God. The sounds are just beautiful that emanate from Bill’s guitar. So melodic and yet powerful.
Oh, wow, this is great. Thanks for posting..! I just wish that this set had included "Child at Heart"
A great upload-I saw this trio back in '93 playing several of these songs-wonderful.
👏🏾👏🏾
Unsurpassable and irreplaceable Bill!
The first time I saw Bill live was in ‘92 he and Joey in Seattle. Great show.
yeah! remember that old logo of programme 2nd of Polish national TV from the ancient days when I was a kid and been watching cartoons recorded from television to VHS casettes :D wasn't aware they were broadcasting such stuff though. cool ;)
If you want a real treat check out Bill in The Ginger Baker Trio doing “In The Moment”. Great song that has phenomenal solos by Bill, Charlie Hayden, and one of the greatest drum solos Ginger Baker ever did.
It’s on TH-cam.
Listen to the end; the last two tunes are the best.
Yes Bills playing is out there for sure back then
I miss Bill’s screaming tone he uses at 4:20. He never uses that nor the delays anymore. I miss them both.
He uses the delays
I miss this amazing trio!
Music at the zenith!
I never get tired of listen Bill and wonder “how does he do it??”
thx for sharing
BRAVI ................ what a trip
love it!
David Lindley had the same axe! Both of them are genius!
aguante frisell!!!
Un été à Varsovie avec Bill, Joey, etc...
This was the BEST band! Saw them in Germany in '92 or was it '91?
Excelence perform!!
The title of the last tune of the 1st set is incorrect. It's 'Goodbye', not 'Love Motel'.
30:00 Rag 🙌🏼
😊😊😊😊😊
WHAT A 3-0 !!!
what guitar is that
Klein
17:31 is my new religion
18:13 Shrek swings! Joey is such a baa*ss.
Kiedyś to były koncerty. 😅
John Scofield. ROBBEN FORD
how come he sawed off his gee-tar?
Try Jakob Bro too
At first I thought Kermit was Tony... 😂
Okay, does anyone know what kinda guitar that he is playing??
That's a Klein guitar, with a humbucker in the bridge (I think it's a SD JB), a Telecaster pup in the neck and something like a SD Little '59 in the middle.
@@ismaelbelda1 thanks! You know when I watch it on my TV instead of my phone, it's written on the body! Appreciate the pups info...👍
Please help me!! I know the 2nd track, but I don' remember... Sonny Rollins? Someone knows the title?
no moe
min 47:50 my favorite song
58:15 set two
Mologna cagliari
Sound and video are out of sync, but great music nonetheless...
басист внатуре басист хаха
Bill Frisel lookinhg for a style. As a trio it is not good at all
ta gueule
says who??!!
This is fantastic. Thanks for the upload!