I saw Stanley Clark in a concert at the Ronnie Scott's in London. He is a one man band! I had listened to both Marcus Miller and Victor Wooteen both excellent award winning musicians. Now, when these three are together playing, it is simply fantastic! Even a dog will dance to this music!!! The best living jazz bassists on scene playing together. It is pure delight for the soul!
I've always liked Marcus Miller's playing, and always will...but my man Victor...Dayum!...that's some funky playin' right there starting @5:55-6:29...his timing is perfect!
Three of the best bass players in the world. This is from a creative perspective and precision standpoint. I know there are good bass players out there but these guys take it to another level.
If y'all didn't stop criticizing Stanley's playing! they all have different taste ,it's the essence of the tour,,besides Stanley arranged 90 percent of the effort, stop the hate and enjoy the show,you won't see this type of talent on stage to often..
How do you get three basses into a mix that totally kills it? You get the three best living bassists in the world on one stage at one time. I have truly died and gone to heaven.
It is great music. I saw Stanley in Milwaukee 1986 summerfest..Jazz oasis. Every show he would feature different players...they killed it. Was so awesome.
@@masonsimpson4296 Stanley is sort of an outlier if I said that correctly. I need to research him more. Not a fake but not a hands down genius like Jaco or perhaps even Marcus. But.... Something else. Interesting.
Jazz is such a voice for one to express the inter soul, and when the soul wants to let loose, watch out... The journey could take you places you wished you could stay. Talent pushing talent to the roof. One instrument many voices, saying something different but interesting. Hebrews at the Gate. 11/21/2020 Greenville, SC
@@marjiecarmen5623 ---- thank you for letting me know.. I actually looked into who he was after watching that video. I knew the name when I read it and that he's played with Spyro Gyra and Earth Wind And Fire, James Brown, as well as other great jazz and progressive musicians. I've heard him play before but never have I seen him before this video. I am a huge fan of drummers. I have five very good friends who are drummers that I've known since elementary school and two have made a great living playing with very well known bands and another one has played on multiple albums as a session player. I was a drum tech for one for a couple years. Marjie, do you play?
@@13_13k Derico has been with victor for a long time. I was not aware that he played with those folks, now I'll have to ask him ! Yes I play Bass and know the fellas.
It always amazes me how every bassist finds his own “voice”: Imagine this : You closed your eyes and Les Claypool, or John Entwistle, or Flea walks on stage and joins in. You’d recognise it’s him without looking.
I L♥️VE Victor Wooten !!!!! I saw him at an afternoon performance that he was playing, with his original gig with Bela Fleck & the Flecktones, in '94 @ the Toronto JAZZ Festival . I got chatting with him after about the bass and how I like Bass focused bands, with a hard, crunchy sound, " you know, plucking & slapping the bass..." He was such a kind, generous man ! [ I was pretty young and clueless and provincial ]. I had so much fun talking to him, I wanted him to write something for me, the only thing I had on me was a book I was reading called " Storming Heaven." Turns out, I was pretty embarrassed when I found out that he's the Guy for that style of Bass. This was a real groaner for me
Larry om not racist i dont hate black people far from it i have listen slot to Black artists Jimi Hendrix Billie holiday Nina Simone ma rainey Coltrane miles Davis Stanley Clarke Donny Hathaway stevie wonder and others
I'm sorry I missed the SMV tour. I've never seen Wooten live, and I'm blown away by his mastery of so many distinct styles. You can hear the unmistakable influences of his stage mates, plus Larry Graham, Louis Johnson, Jaco Pastorius and others in his playing.
IS anyone else freaking out at Marcus Miller coming out at 3:00 with a SAX??? I know I'm probably new here but I had no idea the man could wale on the sax as well
God. It must have been so fun for them to hold nothing back. They knew they were part of and in the company of giants - masters. Just left it all out there and smiling the whole time. Doesn’t get any better than that
Why are the 541 idiots with the thumbs down, even listening 2 Music, If you don't like this you might think about the condition of your soul...This is soul moving, and total love to my spirit,,,,Priceless
To all my colleagues don't bother about ppl negative views close this music is only for the intelligent minds . Jazz can only be appreciated by great music minds .
Top level Fusion guys can jam and make it Epic. Like a Grammy winning performance. You get a bunch of rock guys together and it sounds like a car wreck
Yeeee haaaa! Who needs a guitarist!
Stanley Clarke School Days has always been one of my favorite albums. Great to see him with these two.
I saw Stanley Clark in a concert at the Ronnie Scott's in London. He is a one man band! I had listened to both Marcus Miller and Victor Wooteen both excellent award winning musicians. Now, when these three are together playing, it is simply fantastic! Even a dog will dance to this music!!! The best living jazz bassists on scene playing together. It is pure delight for the soul!
You can tell they are really enjoying their time, and they always let each other the space to express themselves.
What a crazy live it must have been.
I've always liked Marcus Miller's playing, and always will...but my man Victor...Dayum!...that's some funky playin' right there starting @5:55-6:29...his timing is perfect!
this is what I'm talkin''bout~ damn! they are having fun and it's fun to watch! plus moving to some funk is always good for the soul.
The 3 best bass players on stage. It's a blessing to have seen this..
Marcus is like that back beat , victor is the melody and Stanley is the harmonizer!! Fucking love these guys
Three of the best bass players in the world. This is from a creative perspective and precision standpoint. I know there are good bass players out there but these guys take it to another level.
Well said my friend
Amazing Victor Wooten... an extraordinary bassist
these guys are so freaking excellent, each in their own right. Three killer bass players...YESSS!
If y'all didn't stop criticizing Stanley's playing! they all have different taste ,it's the essence of the tour,,besides Stanley arranged 90 percent of the effort, stop the hate and enjoy the show,you won't see this type of talent on stage to often..
Yep Yep
Who’s criticizing Stanley? The mans a legend
I was listening and watching, two senses involved, but it was still difficult to comprehend how eloquently skillful these guys are. Incredible
Great music. I can't sit still while I listen. My head bops or my toes tap--something's always moving to the music.
Marcus tone killed the show.....got to love it.
@Gordon Payne Marcus wasn't On dope are you crazy
He has has the sweetest tone ever
It somehow keeps getting better the longer you watch/listen. 🔥🔥
Yes indeed!😅😅
How do you get three basses into a mix that totally kills it?
You get the three best living bassists in the world on one stage at one time.
I have truly died and gone to heaven.
Nothing to say but, Man oh Man
hhhhhhh
It is great music. I saw Stanley in Milwaukee 1986 summerfest..Jazz oasis. Every show he would feature different players...they killed it. Was so awesome.
@@masonsimpson4296
Stanley is sort of an outlier if I said that correctly. I need to research him more.
Not a fake but not a hands down genius like Jaco or perhaps even Marcus.
But....
Something else.
Interesting.
@@j.ericsmith so you're saying victory ain't a genius?
What an outstanding performance.
It's amazing to have the oportunity to hear these three marvelous musicians, one can really apreciate the differences between each style and sound.
Jazz is such a voice for one to express the inter soul, and when the soul wants to let loose, watch out... The journey could take you places you wished you could stay. Talent pushing talent to the
roof. One instrument many voices, saying something different but interesting. Hebrews at the Gate. 11/21/2020 Greenville, SC
That is incredible bass playing, but I have to give credit to that drummer. That dude is killing it.
That is Derico Watson..
@@marjiecarmen5623 ---- thank you for letting me know..
I actually looked into who he was after watching that video. I knew the name when I read it and that he's played with Spyro Gyra and Earth Wind And Fire, James Brown, as well as other great jazz and progressive musicians.
I've heard him play before but never have I seen him before this video.
I am a huge fan of drummers. I have five very good friends who are drummers that I've known since elementary school and two have made a great living playing with very well known bands and another one has played on multiple albums as a session player. I was a drum tech for one for a couple years.
Marjie, do you play?
@@13_13k Derico has been with victor for a long time. I was not aware that he played with those folks, now I'll have to ask him ! Yes I play Bass and know the fellas.
@@marjiecarmen5623 ---- really, that's very cool. Have you heard of Angeline Saris? Bass player, from NorCal Bay Area.
@@13_13k nope
These amazing bass players all playing together at once should be illegal.
marcus for holding it down victor and stanley for bring us to a new stratosphere ! but nobody holds it down quite like
. MM
Stanley paved the way for Marcus and Victor.
Utterly awesome - three (at least) different styles, three bass virtuosos, one beautiful sound. (And the other instrumentalists were no slouches)
It always amazes me how every bassist finds his own “voice”:
Imagine this : You closed your eyes and Les Claypool, or John Entwistle, or Flea walks on stage and joins in. You’d recognise it’s him without looking.
Bass Hall of Fame on the same stage at the same time.
Marcus and victor are my two heroes.
this is music to clean the ears
I L♥️VE Victor Wooten !!!!! I saw him at an afternoon performance that he was playing, with his original gig with Bela Fleck & the Flecktones, in '94 @ the Toronto JAZZ Festival . I got chatting with him after about the bass and how I like Bass focused bands, with a hard, crunchy sound, " you know, plucking & slapping the bass..." He was such a kind, generous man ! [ I was pretty young and clueless and provincial ]. I had so much fun talking to him, I wanted him to write something for me, the only thing I had on me was a book I was reading called " Storming Heaven." Turns out, I was pretty embarrassed when I found out that he's the Guy for that style of Bass. This was a real groaner for me
Masters of their art. Thank you for this! Please never stop. Love, love, love you all. You bring such joy!!
Amazing bass trio .......great show
S= SPLENDID
M= MARVELOUS
V= VICTORIOUS
Even Al DiMeola might stop and appreciate when on THIS stage!
Of course he created a great sound with Stanley Clarke with Return To Forever.
Big fan!
BTW - Stanley - that unmistakable tone - I’m just sayin . . . They’re all awesome - but those tones - I so appreciate these musicians for doing this.
These guys are all Masters of their craft. Some of the finest Bassist on Earth, Bernard Edwards and Leon Sylvers III should also be in that class!
The fellows killed It what else can you say amazing.
Three extremely good brothers.
Always followed Stanley but they're a lot of bassist out there that are very good just keep a ear out I might be one😎
What I love about this is that they are complementing each other. Everyone could be a star, but it's all about it works together.
Three of the great electric bass players, Stanley Clarke, Marcus Miller and Victor Wooten, showing out in France!
Love Chemistry Series Where’s Bootsy
Abraham Laboriel miss there
Only Jaco Pastorius miss there...
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Larry om not racist i dont hate black people far from it i have listen slot to Black artists Jimi Hendrix Billie holiday Nina Simone ma rainey Coltrane miles Davis Stanley Clarke Donny Hathaway stevie wonder and others
This is SICK! Great performance!
IMO Victor's got such an appealing groove, I just love his funk vein at 6:10
Hes a master of the form
Didn't make it that far . I'll try and give it a chance.
Un trio d'exception pour un moment de pur bonheur musical ..... Que c'est bon !!!!! A en avoir l'épiderme de gallinacé !!!!!!! 👍😍😍
Now this is music, not the crap that people listen to nowadays
Preachhhhhhhh
Bass + bass + bass = Badass beautiful. Big shout, too, for Derico Watson
true funk top to bottom..three fusion geniuses..Clarke was a blast since first becoming news
A nightmare for guitarists... Three BASS Heroes in the same time!!! Georgous!!! wwoouuawww!!!
Dried r tbb
Otherwise unreal! They'll never do this again😢. Oh that we lived to see it! Thanks guys!!
Geez,,Are these guys even allowed to do this...?? freakin amazing stuff!!!
The TRIUMVIRATE is TEARING UP that opening! LOVE IT! Marcus is multi-talented!
Must've watch this million times but that exclamation point Stanley does at 2:50 gets me every time !!!!
I watched this upload 10 years after it was uploaded, Marcus Miller is the groove machine without the party tricks, great tight Phat player
WOW STANLEY CLARKE IS THE BEST. OMG
I'm a bass player but that snare sounds fantastic.
Une Vraie "Tuerie" !
I melt totally...
My tributes for all the Shivers which you give me !
Encore !!!
J'Adore & je m'extase.
Absolute bass bliss.
LOVING this , I love JAZZ, & I am a Gospel Musician on keyboard
I'm sorry I missed the SMV tour. I've never seen Wooten live, and I'm blown away by his mastery of so many distinct styles. You can hear the unmistakable influences of his stage mates, plus Larry Graham, Louis Johnson, Jaco Pastorius and others in his playing.
The many ways bass can be played I love it
When you play with your Idol... you've made it!
one day, if i practice hard enough, i will be no where near as good as any one of the three of them. :(
IS anyone else freaking out at Marcus Miller coming out at 3:00 with a SAX??? I know I'm probably new here but I had no idea the man could wale on the sax as well
I really freaked out
Wow, watched this so many times and every time I'm floored with the 3 GREATS ON BASS slapping it up.
marcus' bass has the best sound i've ever heard 7:20
Juppppppp
Marcus’ tone is so good
God. It must have been so fun for them to hold nothing back. They knew they were part of and in the company of giants - masters. Just left it all out there and smiling the whole time. Doesn’t get any better than that
Lucky are the people who Went to this concert to see three of the best And witnes it happen. History was made ❤❤❤
My Favorite Trios. The Legends.
Why are the 541 idiots with the thumbs down, even listening 2 Music, If you don't like this you might think about the condition of your soul...This is soul moving, and total love to my spirit,,,,Priceless
Saw them live in Toronto. Absolutely amazing
The Masters of playing BASS !
WOW! Just wow! The prodigies for the ultimate TRIO
Saw this show in Toronto. Was Amazing!
3 of the best bassists in the world.absolutely amazing😀😀😀
Stanley Clarke ! The Master Of Them All !!!!!!! Fredrick Joronomo Burks.Said. This Bassist .
Yes. Masters of music: The Bass. So cool.
So many legend on one stage, how luck you gotta be to see this. By the way Victor Wooten is tue best bass player that ever lived.
AWAWA BO I agree
Ida Nielsen!
Come on Stanley, time to release those recordings you did with Jaco. We need that around this time
The music just reminds me of bringing this kind of talent together can sound like....wow!
I was lucky to catch them in Toronto on their way to France. What am amazing show
J'y étais !!! La crème de la basse cream... Monstrueusement monstrueux !!!
victor is definatly melodic!!!! check his other stuff's gives me the chills ;)
bravo παιδια εισται η καλυτερη.....μπασο κηθαριστες......μπραβο και ευχαριστο
3 Legends Together ❤❤❤❤❤ 😍😍😍😍😍 Heaven in your Ears
*speechless... just amazing...*
这样的貝司演奏，简直是神。致敬
This video is only for the musically inclined - all others will misinterpret...or click thumbs down out of pure ignorance.
I like them. Great musicians, great playing skill.
I just overloaded on outSTANDING! I saw Stanley 3 times, Victor and Marcus two times each, but not SMV!! 😱
I saw the Philadelphia version of this tour both times that it came to town. A great experience! I wish they would do it again.
Whew...have i died and gone to bass player heaven?
Rembrandt, Monet & Picasso all on the same unlimited canves🔥🔥🔥
Stan and Vic were jamming, but Marcus Miller was really smoking on the 2nd cut!
Gold, that's how Gold looks like to bass lovers!
+footytip8 Very Very true haha
STANLEY with those Chords, MARCUS Plucking FOOL, AND VICTOR with EVERYTHING ELSE 🙌 👏
Muuyyy bueniiiiisimos y no paraba de escucharlos a esos Trios Bajistas y muy Impresionantes x favooorrrrr. Javi.-
woooowwww bass heaven !!!! 😍😍😍😍😍😍 i wish i was there to watch them live😱😱...i could hear jaco's teen town on the begining part ...
To all my colleagues don't bother about ppl negative views close this music is only for the intelligent minds . Jazz can only be appreciated by great music minds .
Top level Fusion guys can jam and make it Epic. Like a Grammy winning performance. You get a bunch of rock guys together and it sounds like a car wreck
Stanley clarke playing picolo bass, the best tune
it's cool that they line up from the tallest to the shortest.....:)
Un trio formidable
Just saw Marcus Miller and he hasn’t aged at all. Bass keeps him y o u n g