i totally agree. I love The Aristocrats, but is nice to hear guthrie being part of the harmony sometimes and not being the main soloist artist in almost every time of every song, like in the aristocrats.
There was the standard line up for this band and they used to play every Wednesday night in a tiny Chelmsford club called The Bassment (which is still there). So I'm pretty sure this was correct for this recording (sounds like it anyway). The sort of bar where sometimes only 10 people would be there, dark, damp, sticky floor, you'd be 2 feet from Guthrie's pedal board. Middle aged guys standing round with pints of beer, nodding... World class musicians! Guitar - Guthrie Govan Drums - Pete Riley Sax - Zak Barrett Keyboard - John Dutton Bass - Seth Govan
@@bobjelIy no worries, as a keyboardist myself trying to improve my jazz - I had a lesson with John once, seriously knowledgeable guy, lightyears ahead of where I was! That was about 20 years ago!
I saw Guthrie play at this venue (I think ... Chelmsford?) back in 2002. Met GG and had a chat .... lovely down to earth sort of guy, and hugely talented. Great though he was then, I didn't imagine that in ten years or so he would become the world's most amazing player. Incredible!
I was 1 year old at the time, in a different country… now at 20 years old, being a massive Guthrie fan and living in Reading, im hoping I can attend a show and see him live around London or the south-east in general!
This is potent stuff! Wow! Yet, very under the radar music, an absurd fatality of internet life. Sonic torture crap propagated to the masses, while masterpieces like this remain in the underground shadow, only accessible to the gifted chosen few, wired to decode ''IT''
Aah! I've spent countless hours listening to this 10 years ago, so glad I can listen to it again! Thank you! Would it be too much, though, to ask for the name of the songs?
thanks a lot for the upload, do you still have the original full quality file ? If yes, can you somehow share it to us so we can enjoy this at it's best ! Thanks again.
"I Remember Wes " George Benson on guitar ? I'm not sure George played it with such um...let me get back to ya , this whole album is very fast becoming a top fav...
@@melvesh thank you , I'm a long time Guthrie addict , I can't get enough of the guy's guitar work, literally ! he's almost ruined all other music for me , almost ! be careful !
@@melvesh indeed it's not hard to fall into" Guthrie Oblivion " , with ability like he has .. I've been playing guitar almost as long as Guthrie has been alive , you would never know it by hearing me play tho , but that's life , work , kids , wife , none of that stopped Guthrie , you know Guthrie worked at McDonald's before he hit big ....
There are actuall 11 trackshere - though there are only 10 titles listed, both here and elsewhere. Anyone know the title of the piece that appears after The Chicken? Or the correct titles in the correct order?
I CAN TOTALLY HEAR THE STEVEN WILSON ALBUM "THE RAVEN THAT REFUSED TO SING" WITHIN A LOT OF THIS PERFORMANCE. OBVIOUSLY GUTHRIE PLAYED ON THAT RECORD BUT THE VIBE OF THAT ALBUM IS VERY PRESENT ON THIS RECORDING. WHICH IS AWESOME I THINK BECAUSE I LOVE THAT RECORD & GUTHRIE JUST BLOWS MY MIND ON EVERYTHING & ANYTHING I'VE EVER HEARD FROM HIM. THE MAN JUST "CONSISTENTLY FLOWS" WITH HIS PLAYING. SOMETHING THAT I'VE BEEN TRYING TO ACHIEVE IN MY OWN GUITAR PLAYING BUT WILL JUST HAVE TO EXCEPT THE FACT THAT IT'S NEVER GOING TO HAPPEN SADLY. OH WELL , ONE CAN STILL DREAM....... 🤟🤟🤟🤟
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Naturally, I'm here because of Guthrie, but I'm really digging the rest of the band. What a talented bunch.
Jesus is this stuff even better than The Aristocrats ..
it's very close but Marco really is on a lev......... ya know, "disregard "
I just can't find the words to describe ...have a nice day !😎
Thats because zak barret is one of the best saxophone players around
i totally agree. I love The Aristocrats, but is nice to hear guthrie being part of the harmony sometimes and not being the main soloist artist in almost every time of every song, like in the aristocrats.
@@elmesclador oh man, totally .. improv with chords' lush textures can be even more satisfying than single note madness ..
@@roba1899just saw them live today at the cotton club in Dartford!!! They played the first two songs, seventh heaven and one shining soul! Amazing!!
There was the standard line up for this band and they used to play every Wednesday night in a tiny Chelmsford club called The Bassment (which is still there). So I'm pretty sure this was correct for this recording (sounds like it anyway). The sort of bar where sometimes only 10 people would be there, dark, damp, sticky floor, you'd be 2 feet from Guthrie's pedal board. Middle aged guys standing round with pints of beer, nodding... World class musicians!
Guitar - Guthrie Govan
Drums - Pete Riley
Sax - Zak Barrett
Keyboard - John Dutton
Bass - Seth Govan
Thanks finally got the name of the keyboardist
@@bobjelIy no worries, as a keyboardist myself trying to improve my jazz - I had a lesson with John once, seriously knowledgeable guy, lightyears ahead of where I was! That was about 20 years ago!
@@alexsouthgate7551 I couldn't find much of his work available on the internet though only a few books some studies
Is the Bass player, Guthries brother?
@@richtomlinson7090 Yep :)
dude when he goes "ba la blewewewoop" and then the other guy goes "bllaaaa bla NEEEEEEEEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWWWWEWEWEWEWEWEWE" that's awesome!!!
Crazzzzyyyy tight
I know what you're describing is it this 52:15 part from I remember wes
Also Zak Barret probably wouldn't appreciate being referred to as "the other guy" 😜
1. Seventh Heaven - Oscar Pettiford
2. One Shining Soul - Joshua Redman
3. Phase Dance - Lyle Mays, Pat Metheny
4. Lucky Seven - Bob James
5. Can’t Dance - Joshua Redman
6. Mercy, Mercy - Josef Erich Zawinul
7. Work Song - Nat Adderley Jr., Oscar Brown, Jr.
8. I Remember Wes - George Benson, Don Sebeski
9. Access Denied - Unknown
10. The Chicken - Pee Wee EllisGuthrie Govan - Guitar
Seth Govan - Bass
Pete Riley - Drums
Zak Barrett - Saxophone
Keyboards - ?:)
thanks! i never knew the names of the tracks, but the album is gold!
I am pretty sure Seventh Heaven and Access Denied are their originals. It is not the same Seventh Heaven as Oscar Pettiford's
Access Denied - Dave Weckl Band
THANK U! I love u
Keyboard is John dutton
I saw Guthrie play at this venue (I think ... Chelmsford?) back in 2002. Met GG and had a chat .... lovely down to earth sort of guy, and hugely talented. Great though he was then, I didn't
imagine that in ten years or so he would become the world's most amazing player. Incredible!
I was 1 year old at the time, in a different country… now at 20 years old, being a massive Guthrie fan and living in Reading, im hoping I can attend a show and see him live around London or the south-east in general!
I have met him when he played with Asia.Very nice man and crazily talented guitarist.🎸👏😯
Guthrie is from another planet: he handles everything, every style close to perfection ...
1. Seventh Heaven - Oscar Pettiford
0:00
2. One Shining Soul - Joshua Redman
4:29
3. Phase Dance - Lyle Mays, Pat Metheny
14:48
4. Lucky Seven - Bob James 23:14
5. Can’t Dance - Joshua Redman 29:57
6. Mercy, Mercy - Josef Erich Zawinul 36:50
7. Work Song - Nat Adderley Jr., Oscar Brown, Jr. 43:53
8. I Remember Wes - George Benson, Don Sebeski 49:18
9. Access Denied -
10. The Chicken - 1:01:15
Pee Wee EllisGuthrie Govan - Guitar
Access Denied is by Dave Weckl ;) 56:53
Access denied from Dave Weckl
You are missing the ghost track starting at 1:05:30
the chiken 1:01:06
Lucky seven is by Dave Weckl also
Me acuerdo tener este disco en MP3 en 2008/09 junto con Erotic Cakes de Guthrie, lindos recuerdos y que excelente show este con The Fellowship
Cuando salio wonderful slippery thing. Que épocas
The Fellowship album is definitely one of my top 10 albums of all time.
imagine witnessing this live.
Where has this been hiding. Love me some Guthrie. Most awesome..would have loved to see this live!
So glad that someone finally posted this entire album :)
I'm glad i downloaded it before it got taken down :p
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Best thing I’ve heard in ages.
Phase Dance! I got so excited when that one started!
I just saw Pat Metheny in a solo show in Albuquerque, New Mexico a couple of months ago. I’ve been a fan since I was 17.
Have rarely heard anything as good as this in the last 10 years. Guthrie is a genius.
Great musicians thanks for posting...
I was looking for this album! Thank you, the Mercy, Mercy sax solo is awesome!!!
This album is incredible, thank you for uploading. :)
THIS may be on my regular listening rotation! THANK YOU for sharing. ✌💞🤘
7:42 I swore BB King just plugged in and played. So cool.
Still such a monstrous album.
Wow this is really damn good!
This is beautiful... what a set!
Ain't that the truth. My absolute favourite mate
Amazing, just amazing
39:27 how tf does he come out with that lick ? absolute wizardry
36:49 Mercy, Mercy
Thx merijin,you are soooo rockn rolly,love this sounds,great!guthry is mr guitschn!👍😁⚘
Amen❤️
This is potent stuff! Wow! Yet, very under the radar music, an absurd fatality of internet life. Sonic torture crap propagated to the masses, while masterpieces like this remain in the underground shadow, only accessible to the gifted chosen few, wired to decode ''IT''
We don't need those loosers to enjoy such music. The fewer the followers the better the feeling to find another with shared tastes
56:16 best stairway to heaven version I ever heard
Also the shortest
Aah! I've spent countless hours listening to this 10 years ago, so glad I can listen to it again! Thank you!
Would it be too much, though, to ask for the name of the songs?
1. Seventh Heaven - Oscar Pettiford
2. One Shining Soul - Joshua Redman
3. Phase Dance - Lyle Mays, Pat Metheny
4. Lucky Seven - Bob James
5. Can’t Dance - Joshua Redman
6. Mercy, Mercy - Josef Erich Zawinul
7. Work Song - Nat Adderley Jr., Oscar Brown, Jr.
8. I Remember Wes - George Benson, Don Sebeski
9. Access Denied - Unknown
10. The Chicken - Pee Wee EllisGuthrie Govan - Guitar
Seth Govan - Bass
Pete Riley - Drums
Zak Barrett - Saxophone
Keyboards - ?:)
@@_santismo_ thaaanks!
welcome, these are the songs, but I think they are in slightly different order in this mix
@@_santismo_ Access Denied is by Dave Weckl and keyboards is John Dutton
@@_santismo_ lucky seven is also by Dave Weckl
39:04 No, this is my favorite 👋🏼😄
this is fire!!
thanks
Happy ❤❤❤
Maravilhoso!!!
❤❤
Wow!! The musicianship is effortless
Holy shit. I missed this one the first times around. When/ what is this.
Keyboard player is John Dutton. Seventh heaven is an original song.
Yes! I was wondering if that was a cover I'd prefer over the originals but rather who's it was. I'm glad it's theirs and it is my favourite
@@bobjelIyseventh heaven hook was by John dutton
@@bubsylishlosh good to finally know unless someone else says otherwise 😅
Are his works available on the internet
I search his name and all I get is this yellow stone nonsense
Ho yep!...
No Thieves in the Temple?
thanks a lot for the upload, do you still have the original full quality file ?
If yes, can you somehow share it to us so we can enjoy this at it's best !
Thanks again.
"I Remember Wes " George Benson on guitar ? I'm not sure George played it with such um...let me get back to ya , this whole album is very fast becoming a top fav...
The original is George Benson but all the guitar parts are Guthrie Govan
@@melvesh thank you , I'm a long time Guthrie addict , I can't get enough of the guy's guitar work, literally ! he's almost ruined all other music for me , almost ! be careful !
I just have too say thank you so much for posting this, totally fascinating...
@@mitch5699 too late man, he has ruined almost everything for me lmao. I also still really enjoy Scofield and Greg Howe though.
@@melvesh indeed it's not hard to fall into" Guthrie Oblivion " , with ability like he has ..
I've been playing guitar almost as long as Guthrie has been alive , you would never know it by hearing me play tho , but that's life , work , kids , wife , none of that stopped Guthrie , you know Guthrie worked at McDonald's before he hit big ....
Gracias!
Love it!
There are actuall 11 trackshere - though there are only 10 titles listed, both here and elsewhere. Anyone know the title of the piece that appears after The Chicken? Or the correct titles in the correct order?
Probably a jam cause that's how they wrap up even with the aristocrats they pull out their phones and do the interestingly weird jam
Sounds like good coffee
DOes anyone know the name of the ghost track starting at 1:05:30 ?
Where/When was this recorded?
I believe Chelmsford probs about 10 years ago now or near that
14:48
I CAN TOTALLY HEAR THE STEVEN WILSON ALBUM "THE RAVEN THAT REFUSED TO SING" WITHIN A LOT OF THIS PERFORMANCE. OBVIOUSLY GUTHRIE PLAYED ON THAT RECORD BUT THE VIBE OF THAT ALBUM IS VERY PRESENT ON THIS RECORDING.
WHICH IS AWESOME I THINK BECAUSE I LOVE THAT RECORD & GUTHRIE JUST BLOWS MY MIND ON EVERYTHING & ANYTHING I'VE EVER HEARD FROM HIM. THE MAN JUST "CONSISTENTLY FLOWS" WITH HIS PLAYING. SOMETHING THAT I'VE BEEN TRYING TO ACHIEVE IN MY OWN GUITAR PLAYING BUT WILL JUST HAVE TO EXCEPT THE FACT THAT IT'S NEVER GOING TO HAPPEN SADLY. OH WELL , ONE CAN STILL DREAM.......
🤟🤟🤟🤟
45:20
The album is not on Spotify. Really hard to find, what happened?
I luckily downloaded it before it got taken off of TH-cam. Reposted it when I couldn't find it anymore... Seems like everyone loves it and rightly so!
Any downloadable link please, I'm looking for this everywhere
Sorry I don't own any of it. You can use any online converter to download it though.
@@melvesh yeah man I wanted some flac or wav quality, thank you for posting it on yt anyway
Yeah I'm sorry man, can't help you there
@@kaiskermani3724 There used to be a Flac version of this online. I seem to have lost mine.
Are songs available in youtube separately?
Who is the first piece by?
This is live? Freaking what?
23:07