The new age of jazz and jambands are all educated and trained musicians. The level they play at is astounding and the ability to listen to each other is bar none. They know everything inside out and all directions...great era to witness the progression.
Larnell Lewis ( on drums) learned his part on the plane while flying out to this jam 24 hours before! I love those “ heavenly Stevie Wonder” chords Cory plays on keys at the beginning of his solo. I think he must’ve been manning the keys in the big UFO in Close Encounters😅
It’s amazing that in the middle of Corys solo the rhythm section just spontaneously adds a beat to the phrase to land on the 1 together with Cory. Just fabulous
Someone please meet me at the crossroads so I can play like Larnell Lewis. These guys are virtually untouchable. You may want to try Shofukan or Binky. Cheers!
Tonight I watched a ton of your reaction videos, from Dirty Loops, Snarky Puppy, Jamiroquia, George Micheal, Blue Oyster Cult..... I have to honestly say I love a "real" musician's view.... see I like you, try hard to be a musician.....yeah I work hard to do what these guys and gals seemingly do effortlessly, so really cool to hear you and your missus think about (yes I mainly watched British style performers)....keep going guys, loving your work, I'm a tiny subscriber now..
Glad that you are getting to Snarky Puppy. I probably watch this about 4-5 times/week. The talent level is off the charts. Cory Henry on keys and Larnell Lewis on drums are standouts but let’s face it the whole band is incredible. There is a video of them with Cory Wong that will blow your mind. Can’t get this type of music on most other channels Chod. Good job.
I have finally subscribed. First it was Knower, then Blood Sweat and Tears, followed by Al Kooper, and now Snarky Puppy. All you are missing is Dirty Loops. Keep it up!!!!
Larnell Lewis, the drummer, had played with Snarky Puppy before. He 'learned' two songs before boarding the 'plane, and the rest on the 7½ hour flight. His Drumeo video _'Larnell Lewis Hears A Song Once And Plays It Perfectly'_ th-cam.com/video/vIW72VXMPHo/w-d-xo.html shows what 'learning' a song means. The video _Snarky Puppy We Like It Here - Larnell Arrives_ th-cam.com/video/EvxN7wCjSis/w-d-xo.html gives some context to his impact on the recording sessions for 'We Like it Here'. HTH
To make this story even more crazy, you should learn the back story of the drummer on this session . The drummer learned everything on a long ass plane ride . Didn't even really have a rehearsal ...
You're right about the drummer, he's amazing but glad you gave a nod to Nate Werth the percussionist as i think his contribution to this track often gets overlooked.
Yeah, there are no scrubs in that band, everybody can blow doors off. The total ensemble playing is outstanding, and of course the standout solo by Cory and Larnell just killing it on the drums. It was a great performance all around.
Epic performance. Cory Henry and Larnell Lewis stand out on this but everyone is killing it. You might want to checkout Ghostnote (Druneo performance) or Dirty Loops "Work Shit Out"
You young bloods don't know where this style originated. It ain't "new jazz" family. It's the next stage of "FUSION!" Go check Chic Corea's "Return to Forever", with Stanley Clark on bass and their drummer Billy Cobham. And while you're at it, check "Weather Report" with Jaco Pastorius and the "The Mahavishnu Orchestra." New jazz? No. Just an exceptional rendering of an original style called "Fusion Jazz."
Hurrah...Snarky Puppy....wondered when these guys would make a showing on your channel Chod....yup, and Dirty Loops (as others have said) although, imho, they're a lot different (altho both have monster bass players in Mono and Henrik)
Nice! As mentioned in other comments, Dirty Loops is also a must listen...Quincy Jones manages/produces them. They have a great Thriller cover with Cory Wong (of Vulfpeck?)
These guys are totally awesome for sure - may fave band, bar none. You mentioned how important the percussionist is to the overall groove (absolutely!); you might find the band "Ghost Note" to be worth checking out too - Nate Werth (SP percussionist on Lingus) plays percussion there as well, teamed with former SP drummer Sput Searight, it's a killer band - a lot in common w SP, but totally their own thing (Mono Neon plays bass with them a lot)
You should check out What About Me with their first drummer Robert Sput Searight live.The camera is on him and the drums are isolated.The sound of his drums are incredible.By the way great reaction.
Yes! Nice one. Watch more Larnell Lewis on drums too (seen here). Like his Zildjian live performance. Corey Henry on keys is a Legend as well ( needs no mention lol). Michael League on bass and musical director is a friend of my colleague and animator. Watch them with Lalah Hathaway “something” live version. They win a grammy for a live performance. Cheers Chod!
By the way its not dying. Im from Cali and its just coming up. Watch more Snarky Puppy, Dirty Loops, Adam Deitch and Lettuce a little Devin Townsend, some more Steve Vai and some Nate Smith (Zildjian Underground, Fearless Flyers, Kinfolk). You be straight fo a minute. Bless!!! Big ups to your pops!
Larnell Lewis is an incredibly humbling drummer to watch. But that's Snarky Puppy's deal. Musicians better than you at every instrument. Check out Mario Duplantier of Gojira. A radically different drummer but the only cat who I think can match Larnell's skills.
If you don't like it, don't listen to it. Early Chicago was great, but after Terry Kath died they became another band. I think you should give this band some more listens before you give up on them. Instead of sounding like modernearl, you sound like get off my lawnearl!
The new age of jazz and jambands are all educated and trained musicians. The level they play at is astounding and the ability to listen to each other is bar none. They know everything inside out and all directions...great era to witness the progression.
I completely agree. The Information Age has made the world smaller and the inevitable result is the best of the best making great things.
I just watched again! you HAVE to watch What About Me! The drummer gets even better!
Larnell Lewis ( on drums) learned his part on the plane while flying out to this jam 24 hours before! I love those “ heavenly Stevie Wonder” chords Cory plays on keys at the beginning of his solo. I think he must’ve been manning the keys in the big UFO in Close Encounters😅
If you are a drummer, you would love "What about me" by snarky puppy and would probably listen to it a 100 times at least
the drummer Larnel Lewis learned the whole set on his planepflight
It’s amazing that in the middle of Corys solo the rhythm section just spontaneously adds a beat to the phrase to land on the 1 together with Cory. Just fabulous
Outstanding intersection of Old School/New School .
High level ensemble .
Stands on the shoulders of the Great ones .
Someone please meet me at the crossroads so I can play like Larnell Lewis. These guys are virtually untouchable. You may want to try Shofukan or Binky. Cheers!
It's called funk fusion jazz... Larnel Lewis learned all the drum parts on a 7hr flight to the Netherlands. He had never played with them before this.
The drummer is even sicker on their cut What About Me. he just bumped somebody from my top 5 ever.
Great fun reaction!
Tonight I watched a ton of your reaction videos, from Dirty Loops, Snarky Puppy, Jamiroquia, George Micheal, Blue Oyster Cult..... I have to honestly say I love a "real" musician's view.... see I like you, try hard to be a musician.....yeah I work hard to do what these guys and gals seemingly do effortlessly, so really cool to hear you and your missus think about (yes I mainly watched British style performers)....keep going guys, loving your work, I'm a tiny subscriber now..
POG level from the start of Corey's solo ...
Nuclear
Nuclear Pogging going on
Glad that you are getting to Snarky Puppy. I probably watch this about 4-5 times/week. The talent level is off the charts. Cory Henry on keys and Larnell Lewis on drums are standouts but let’s face it the whole band is incredible. There is a video of them with Cory Wong that will blow your mind. Can’t get this type of music on most other channels Chod. Good job.
I have finally subscribed. First it was Knower, then Blood Sweat and Tears, followed by Al Kooper, and now Snarky Puppy. All you are missing is Dirty Loops.
Keep it up!!!!
I believe I heard that the drummer never played with this band, and learned the music on a plain ride to this gig.
Larnell Lewis, the drummer, had played with Snarky Puppy before. He 'learned' two songs before boarding the 'plane, and the rest on the 7½ hour flight. His Drumeo video _'Larnell Lewis Hears A Song Once And Plays It Perfectly'_ th-cam.com/video/vIW72VXMPHo/w-d-xo.html shows what 'learning' a song means. The video _Snarky Puppy We Like It Here - Larnell Arrives_ th-cam.com/video/EvxN7wCjSis/w-d-xo.html gives some context to his impact on the recording sessions for 'We Like it Here'.
HTH
@@gbulmer Nice, thank you!
To make this story even more crazy, you should learn the back story of the drummer on this session . The drummer learned everything on a long ass plane ride . Didn't even really have a rehearsal ...
Just to see their joy while playing is infectious. World class each and every one. Thanks for the vid. Enjoyed very much.
I've never heard of this band before,. But I like them. Great music!!
I never knew of Cory or Larnell until this video. WICKED TALENT! I love to see musicians watch this.
Amazing each and every time
You're right about the drummer, he's amazing but glad you gave a nod to Nate Werth the percussionist as i think his contribution to this track often gets overlooked.
Nate Werth is a fuckin Genius. Prove me wrong.
Nate is one bad, bad boy.
Yeah, there are no scrubs in that band, everybody can blow doors off. The total ensemble playing is outstanding, and of course the standout solo by Cory and Larnell just killing it on the drums. It was a great performance all around.
Epic performance. Cory Henry and Larnell Lewis stand out on this but everyone is killing it. You might want to checkout Ghostnote (Druneo performance) or Dirty Loops "Work Shit Out"
Almost anything from Dirty Loops would be great.
@@foureyes264 This is very true. I can't seem to get enough of them.
Well, there's a song for the playlist
Yep. You made all the faces that I thought you would when you saw this.
Ooooooh man, I’ve been waiting for you to react to this.
The level of virtuosity is unreal
You young bloods don't know where this style originated. It ain't "new jazz" family. It's the next stage of "FUSION!" Go check Chic Corea's "Return to Forever", with Stanley Clark on bass and their drummer Billy Cobham. And while you're at it, check "Weather Report" with Jaco Pastorius and the "The Mahavishnu Orchestra." New jazz? No. Just an exceptional rendering of an original style called "Fusion Jazz."
i cannot WAIT to watch this. i know this is right up your alley.
You said it.."there is no weak link". Amazing!!
Snarky Puppy and Dylan tonight. This is great. Thank you!!!
More Snarky Puppy.
So you love this…So…have you heard Billy Cobham’s album Spectrum? Motherload of jazz fusion! One of most respected works among top musicians.
Tommy Bolin!!
I've watched a few reaction videos of Snarky Puppy - Lingus. I don't know what's different, but the audio quality of your video is the best.
😊👍
If you like vocals, check out Snarky Puppy with Lalah Hathaway “Something” from Family Dinner Volume 1.
Hurrah...Snarky Puppy....wondered when these guys would make a showing on your channel Chod....yup, and Dirty Loops (as others have said) although, imho, they're a lot different (altho both have monster bass players in Mono and Henrik)
Cory's solo here is one the most bad ass solos you'll ever hear!!
Nice! As mentioned in other comments, Dirty Loops is also a must listen...Quincy Jones manages/produces them. They have a great Thriller cover with Cory Wong (of Vulfpeck?)
The genre IS Snarky Puppy
Jazz has always been bigger on the east coast. Dont know why but it has
Fusion!
These guys are totally awesome for sure - may fave band, bar none. You mentioned how important the percussionist is to the overall groove (absolutely!); you might find the band "Ghost Note" to be worth checking out too - Nate Werth (SP percussionist on Lingus) plays percussion there as well, teamed with former SP drummer Sput Searight, it's a killer band - a lot in common w SP, but totally their own thing (Mono Neon plays bass with them a lot)
You should check out What About Me with their first drummer Robert Sput Searight live.The camera is on him and the drums are isolated.The sound of his drums are incredible.By the way great reaction.
Yes! Nice one. Watch more Larnell Lewis on drums too (seen here). Like his Zildjian live performance. Corey Henry on keys is a Legend as well ( needs no mention lol). Michael League on bass and musical director is a friend of my colleague and animator. Watch them with Lalah Hathaway “something” live version. They win a grammy for a live performance. Cheers Chod!
By the way its not dying. Im from Cali and its just coming up. Watch more Snarky Puppy, Dirty Loops, Adam Deitch and Lettuce a little Devin Townsend, some more Steve Vai and some Nate Smith (Zildjian Underground, Fearless Flyers, Kinfolk). You be straight fo a minute. Bless!!! Big ups to your pops!
That was different for me. I loved that. Where's a good starting point for jazz?
You need to check out their song What about me, from the same performance…..drummer let’s it loose.
can you do a reaction to Railroad Days by Bob Seger
As a drummer you really need to check out(if you haven't already) Unleash The Archers song Awakening!
Larnell Lewis is the amazing drummer in this vid. I recommend Coconuts and his Zildjian Live performance.
Duuuuuude. You have to do 'What about me?' next. Especially if you're a drummer, Larnell absolutely destroys that one.
*my mistake.. Mono's in Ghost-Note (my bad)
Check out larnell with ghost note zildjian live.
Larnell Lewis is THE best drummer I ever saw!!!!!
I think you'd get a kick out of The Aristocrats. Amazing players having fun being weirdos
Larnell Lewis is an incredibly humbling drummer to watch. But that's Snarky Puppy's deal. Musicians better than you at every instrument. Check out Mario Duplantier of Gojira. A radically different drummer but the only cat who I think can match Larnell's skills.
Void of personality. Its like listening to a programmed robotic band who have had the "feel" downloaded. Give me Chicago any day.
If you don't like it, don't listen to it. Early Chicago was great, but after Terry Kath died they became another band. I think you should give this band some more listens before you give up on them. Instead of sounding like modernearl, you sound like get off my lawnearl!