Its so awesome to watch musicians of this caliber,the drummer,bassist and keybard player all obviously know the song but watch how they keep their eyes on Paul to see any subtle changes he makes on the fly and adapt to them...Pure Musicianship...These guys are fire...
It is a tribute to his skill as an artist that Paul solos for over fives minutes and rarely repeats the same musical phrase/idea...unless of course he is playing the melody. His mastery of the instrument is simply stunning. His improvisational flow is crazy good. He's been a special talent since his metal days in Racer X. He's only improved with age.
@@vaughnquinlan6722 Yeah we did like ten versions of this track and the video guy Jon edited the footage together. Some of the "B roll" (ergo "not PG") may be the part being played or not. The track itself is one contiguous piece with no overdubs.
Came here for Gilberts guitar, found myself only listening to the drums after a few seconds. What a monsterdrummer geeez...And the bassplayer is fantastic too...Ohhh man!!
I follow Paul for such a long time...in my younger Guitarhero years, he was my main influence..and still is..so cool to see, how much he has improved as a musician over the years...from the Scale shredder from hell to a mighty versatile Guitar wizard..I also met him a couple of times...such a nice guy..down to earth...a role model for every musician
I had the pleasure of meeting him and watching him play at Sweetwater two weeks ago during a recording class. He is one of the nicest guys I have met. Funny too. Great guy.
He has said that blues has helped his ear, intervals, and whatnot. He has gotten sick of metal because a lot of players just sweep. Not saying he doesn't play metal, but they don't do anything unique or different.
@@TheMrCC21 Thanks, this is very interesting. I did not know this. I got into PG because of his articulate shredding and don't find his blues playing or tone so captivating (although it's great!). Bizarrely Satriani has always been rooted in the blues and it was his melodic hummable phrasing that I find easier to listen to; perhaps it is the repetitive nature of his melodies (eg some form of "chorus" in a song) instead of the "let's go on a journey for a song" form that PG is taking here. Anyway very enjoyable, although heading into a middley nasally tone these days.
No disrespect to PG, he's an eternal master and will always be one of the greats, but that's a very stupid statement. The last decade has been a golden age for Metal as far as innovation and experimentation is concerned. And yes, please name one good Metal player that just sweeps.
Amazing! I never heard of this man until I recently watched him playing with John Paul Jones on mandolin and he was on acoustic guitar doing Going to California. It was amazing. This guy and his fellow musicians are extremely good.👍👍
This is the most positive and wholesome comment section I have ever seen, and it makes me very happy that great music is at the heart at all of it! well done Paul, and well done internet!
PG is the only guy I know of who came to fame as a "shredder" and over the years, not only learned how to play nearly every style, but mastered them. Brilliant!
Somewhere, Mr. Lane is grinning from ear to ear. This groove would have been right in his wheelhouse. Glad to see Paul moving in this direction and damn, those fellas laying the foundation melt faces.
As a guitarist this leaves me cold, it sounds like all the thousands of guitar magazine blues backing tracks, I don't get anything new or interesting from this.
I played in a JB tribute band (Blow by Blow outta San Diego) and have always been a fan of the Hellborg/Lane/Sipe releases. Those albums changed my internal wiring.
@@BillRayDrums I would agree with you. Hellborg/Lane/Sipe changed my musical perspective. I was fortunate enough to actually get to see them play live twice. Mind blowing!
Still loving Paul Gilbert, I'm happy that the majority of that 80's clash of guitar shredders are as good guitar players as musicians overall and that nomatterwhat they keep evolving and entertaining the old fans.
Paul changes shirts so fast ( from 2:42 to 2:44 ) that you can't even see his fingers moving! Update: Don't get me wrong. I ADORE Paul and his music. This upcoming disc is going to be a great one.
@@jadipeperzak4034 yeah, but it's really common to see a lot of shredders just "eolianing" all over the fretboard, doing all the time the same alternate picking
couldn't have said it better myself.. I was thinkin' it when I was listening to this. what an incredible journey.. just shows that one cannot ever master the guitar. there are just way to many styles to play and when you've learned them all and "master" them, a new style comes along. I love the guitar and I love Pauls journey through so many styles over the years..
Mr. Gilbert, saw you in Denver and very much enjoyed your concert with my son. Cleanest, flawless playing I have ever heard. Wonderful talent. Thank you for coming to Denver!
Loving the seriously melodic phrasing...freakin full on rhythmically stellar.....groove based playin with a fabulous band Mr. Paul Gilbert 🤘🤘🤘🎸🎸🎸Killin it and hope to see you in Japan playin this music.....Sending grooving vibes from Tokyo ✌️
Mythical paul! Seems like yesterday i was studying his intense rock licks! I had the honor of stting out his Hand at a seminar here in italy more than 20 years ago. His guitar evolution and creativity have no limits! From the times of the racer x to today i grew up with You! Thanks paul! I love You!
You can really see that Paul is enjoying it,he's not playing guitar just to be famous or be the no. 1 instead he is sharing he's technique to the younger generations who also wants to play guitar.
YES! Just like other virtuosos! Joe Satriani's 'What Happens Next' (2018), Steve Vai's 'Modern Primitive'(2016), Dream Theater's 'Distance Over Time' (2019) and even Jordan Rudess' 'Wired For Madness' !!! We just need John Petrucci to release a new solo album now! He hasn't released anything since 'Suspended Animation' (2005).
I must admit I've gotten away from Paul's music for the past few years. But this video with paul playing live caught my eye. And I was not disappointed! Not just a showcase of his high speed and dexterity, But a wonderful emotional display of just how much Paul become's part of the music he plays. Thanks for the inspiration Paul.
Of all the guitar heroes still at it, Paul astounds me with his writing and quality of writing more than anyone. Love Buckethead, Steve, Guthrie and Joe, but Paul transports me to places the others can't.
Violent bends. Violent and unique sounding. Especially at 2:11. I have never heard a bend like that. Ever. Part of it his guitar and rig. It lends itself to playing how he is playing. His guitar has a hot and cold side in his hands. It is interesting. I have never heard that either. It sounds like jazz one minute, and then it lights up another minute if he plays the 3rd string. That is where it sounds best on any electric guitar. The 3rd string, in the key of C right in the middle of the guitar where it bends a lot better. You can get drunk and the bends almost automatically come out perfect every time. In that position, playing a pentatonic scale, on the 8th and 10th fret, it is like the notes almost click into place on bends. Like it just automatically wants to go in tune, and it is hard to get it out of tune there. LIke a magical force field of be-in-tune-ness. Give it a try. There's a reason ZZ Top switch the solo to C on La Grange, and that is because soloing in A sucks and soloing in C is great. And hey, they got a lot of nice girls out there.
I knew you were an awesome rock player, but i didn't know you were into fusion man. That music is just awesome, madness. So expressive! The shifts in rythm are fantastic. Love it
If you like fusion listen to a song called Tales of the unexpected from Frank Marino of Mahogany rush he is another monster player that's very underated !
@@peteloomis8456 hey dude, i can't belive i haven't run into mahogany rush before. Seems like they've been around for a long time. The more i know about music the more i realise how little i know. THX !
PG Tapping Into An Array of Styles and Sweet Tone Per Usual! Sensational Guutarist That Gets Better As He Goes! No telking hiw good he will become! Unreal❤
Damn! Paul is the only remnant of the "shred era" that I still listen to and love to pieces! Such an abundance of taste and feel!!! Thank you Mr. Gilbert!!!
I bet the main head/melody he wrote is based upon the phrase 'having it...don't make me stop wanting it'. The syllables match, and you can sing that melody with those words. Try it guys!
Good lord that song had it all, tasty tasty licks, jazz scatting, little shred runs here and there, freaking awesome. Paul always keeps it new and most importantly great. I have the single coil version of his guitar, wish I had the mini hum that looks really cool. Bass, keys, and drummer are outstanding too.
Not my style usually but i liked this track. More on expression that flash. Nice expressive work. I sniffed a lil Frank Marino with some of the muffled staccato work. Great production with a tight and relax band. Don't know any of those guys but it is obvious that they have been around the block a few times.
Its so awesome to watch musicians of this caliber,the drummer,bassist and keybard player all obviously know the song but watch how they keep their eyes on Paul to see any subtle changes he makes on the fly and adapt to them...Pure Musicianship...These guys are fire...
that drummer is a monster. mad props to him. guess paul gilbert really has an eye for the best in the business, the entire band is crazy good.
Many thanks my friend. :D
@@BillRayDrums lovely groove boss !
@@Thrasher_Abbatoir :D
Bill Ray your hi hat work is amazing. I know u spent most of the time on the ride lol but I liked the hi hat stuff I heard.
@@czarpaul01 I never really thought about my hihat/ride rationing but thank you for the props! :)
It is a tribute to his skill as an artist that Paul solos for over fives minutes and rarely repeats the same musical phrase/idea...unless of course he is playing the melody. His mastery of the instrument is simply stunning. His improvisational flow is crazy good. He's been a special talent since his metal days in Racer X. He's only improved with age.
I was lucky enough to see this whole band live in Manchester (UK) on tour. They were awesome 👏
That was a great show! billraydrums.com/photos/paul-gilbert/europe-2019-w-paul-gilbert/manchester-uk.html
"There is not one overdub on the record. Everything you hear is four guys jamming, listening to each other and making room for each other" - Gilbert
And no click tracks were harmed, annoyed, bedeviled, chided, unnerved or disheveled on this album. :D 100% human flow.
Strange how he changed shirts during this tune with no overdubes......
That doesn't mean they didn't cut and paste different takes together. The whole band is still playing together as a whole unit.
@@vaughnquinlan6722 Yeah we did like ten versions of this track and the video guy Jon edited the footage together. Some of the "B roll" (ergo "not PG") may be the part being played or not. The track itself is one contiguous piece with no overdubs.
@@davep2323 multiple takes of the same song. keep looking for the good in life haha
Came here for Gilberts guitar, found myself only listening to the drums after a few seconds. What a monsterdrummer geeez...And the bassplayer is fantastic too...Ohhh man!!
Awesome!
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THIS is the kind of instrumental music the world needs more of. A group of absolute monsters just in the moment. Bravo.
I follow Paul for such a long time...in my younger Guitarhero years, he was my main influence..and still is..so cool to see, how much he has improved as a musician over the years...from the Scale shredder from hell to a mighty versatile Guitar wizard..I also met him a couple of times...such a nice guy..down to earth...a role model for every musician
I've never met Paul but he seems like he my very well be the nicest guy in Rock and roll. Probably because he's always having a great time.
I agree its like her is everyone's best friend
I had the pleasure of meeting him and watching him play at Sweetwater two weeks ago during a recording class. He is one of the nicest guys I have met. Funny too. Great guy.
he is very tall saw him once with mr big i have a video of them playing live on my channel if you would like to see him up front :)
The comments by people who have met him make me very happy.
Met him at a mr.big gig in phx, blown away by how nice and humble he was. Amazing guy. 🙏🏻
Paul Gilbert is seriously one of the most elegant guitarists out there.
His feelings which comes out through guitar is out of this world...
Love the drummer's technique! Look at those fluid, relaxed wrists.
Much appreciated, amigo
Virtuoso guitar playing. 5 stars!!!✌✌✌✌
Soft touch to hard and wide vibrato, strong rock to jazzy phrasing.
Paul has it all!
He has said that blues has helped his ear, intervals, and whatnot. He has gotten sick of metal because a lot of players just sweep. Not saying he doesn't play metal, but they don't do anything unique or different.
@@TheMrCC21 Thanks, this is very interesting. I did not know this. I got into PG because of his articulate shredding and don't find his blues playing or tone so captivating (although it's great!).
Bizarrely Satriani has always been rooted in the blues and it was his melodic hummable phrasing that I find easier to listen to; perhaps it is the repetitive nature of his melodies (eg some form of "chorus" in a song) instead of the "let's go on a journey for a song" form that PG is taking here.
Anyway very enjoyable, although heading into a middley nasally tone these days.
No disrespect to PG, he's an eternal master and will always be one of the greats, but that's a very stupid statement. The last decade has been a golden age for Metal as far as innovation and experimentation is concerned.
And yes, please name one good Metal player that just sweeps.
Amazing! I never heard of this man until I recently watched him playing with John Paul Jones on mandolin and he was on acoustic guitar doing Going to California. It was amazing. This guy and his fellow musicians are extremely good.👍👍
That feeling you get when you have been trapped inside all winter but you finally step out on a nice sunny warm day .. Pauls the man !
Nailed it!
This is the most positive and wholesome comment section I have ever seen, and it makes me very happy that great music is at the heart at all of it! well done Paul, and well done internet!
PG is the only guy I know of who came to fame as a "shredder" and over the years, not only learned how to play nearly every style, but mastered them. Brilliant!
@Nate Bauer RITCHIE KOTZEN wants to know your location...... :D
@@keithkrick2255 LOL.....got me there! Yes, definitely in the same league!
romeo wants to know your location.
Yngwie Malmsteen left the group.
Paul Gilbert is not only the jack of all styles but also the master of all of them. Such a nice person as well !!
A prince of music
Somewhere, Mr. Lane is grinning from ear to ear. This groove would have been right in his wheelhouse. Glad to see Paul moving in this direction and damn, those fellas laying the foundation melt faces.
As a guitarist this leaves me cold, it sounds like all the thousands of guitar magazine blues backing tracks, I don't get anything new or interesting from this.
Official Music Video is artists actually playing the song. Great new idea. Glad somebody finally thought of this.
Saves tons of money and it's a better experience. I have no idea why people still spend money on crazy videos.
Joe bonamassa has been doing it for a while.
Vulfpeck gets it!
Actually is artists faking to play the actual song live, which is even sadder. :(
It's a kind of making of, put into a video clip. Nothing wrong with that for me
Paul is the greatest. This sounds like fusion . He's so versatile
I’m not a blues fan, but when it sounds like this, with that tone, I can listen to it all day
More of a fusion with a bluesy twist in my judgement, but I can listen to it all day also.
Love the basist wearing his headphones over his Stetson xD This stuff is puuuuuuuure gold!
PG just went to the next level. Amazing
Hats off to Paul for bringing instrumental guitar music to the fore again
Paul Gilbert reinventing himself as fusion is pretty awesome. I could hear influences like Jeff Beck, Shawn Lane, etc...
Dixie Dregs too.
Yes ..dixie dreggs and some old prog, and of course 70's jeff beck.
I played in a JB tribute band (Blow by Blow outta San Diego) and have always been a fan of the Hellborg/Lane/Sipe releases. Those albums changed my internal wiring.
@@BillRayDrums I would agree with you. Hellborg/Lane/Sipe changed my musical perspective. I was fortunate enough to actually get to see them play live twice. Mind blowing!
SOME CHRIS POLAND TOO
a master at his craft !
не только слушать ,но и смотреть как играет Paul одно удовольствие.
Still loving Paul Gilbert, I'm happy that the majority of that 80's clash of guitar shredders are as good guitar players as musicians overall and that nomatterwhat they keep evolving and entertaining the old fans.
Paul changes shirts so fast ( from 2:42 to 2:44 ) that you can't even see his fingers moving! Update: Don't get me wrong. I ADORE Paul and his music. This upcoming disc is going to be a great one.
think he'll do that on the tour?
bet he could have a coffee break while he's playin
😂
@Ralph Ashford stuff like that keeps em coming
David McCain - that’s an awesome catch man, lol. Now I’m looking for any other changes. TOO MUCH FUN!!
Smiling is underrated! Vibes from the bassist and keyboard player
Im big fans of you mr paul, Love you. From indonesia
I do never get tired of listen to this progression.....
Love this dude. STILL evolving. From shred to tasty player. Always pushes himself. I think this seals it, Im gonna sign up for his online school.
Shred can be tasty too..
@@jadipeperzak4034 yeah, but it's really common to see a lot of shredders just "eolianing" all over the fretboard, doing all the time the same alternate picking
@@jadipeperzak4034 as a seasoning. As a full course meal, it's like eating an entire bag of hot dog buns. u want there to be more, but there aint.
:)
I have lost my old gilbert, but you are still my hero
He taught me my first guitar lesson ! He came in the box with my first ibanez god bless this man lol
paul youre the man
thanks for being a real guy
sincere genuine authentic congruent
thanks for your work
PG is so underrated regardless how big and known he is.
Paul is one of the all time greats. I think his music is way better now, than back in the day. I did like him in yellow matter custard.
Im in love with that drumming
:D
I NEED this album, Ive listenD to these songs on the live show literally 337xs!!!
The metamorphosis from racer x the this has been the greatest journey to witness. Paul you are just amazing.
Wyldertrek
Nice comment man
So true
couldn't have said it better myself.. I was thinkin' it when I was listening to this. what an incredible journey.. just shows that one cannot ever master the guitar. there are just way to many styles to play and when you've learned them all and "master" them, a new style comes along. I love the guitar and I love Pauls journey through so many styles over the years..
It would be nice for a bit of speedy motions here and there, give a bit of classic PG spice to the song.
@@sashingopaul3111 This is PG stuff. He was never just a 100 mph shredder. He's not one dimensional like say Yngwie.
@@ryant3600 what I meant was that he could use some of his Racer X chops in his new works wherever it fits for "pizazz"
Mr. Gilbert, saw you in Denver and very much enjoyed your concert with my son. Cleanest, flawless playing I have ever heard. Wonderful talent. Thank you for coming to Denver!
I love the new funky direction Paul is going, sounds seriously great!
Just a room full of some of the very best musicians in the world
A bit difference playing but it's still Paul..
Mr. Gilbert you made my day, Sir... 🙏
Nothing like watching a master at work. Fantastic!
Some of that playing reminds of Jeff Becks blow by blow and wired albums, awesome!
I used to play in a Jeff Beck tribute band actually
This song is more proof that talent is all good and well but the point of making music is to make great songs people will actually want to listen to.
Loving the seriously melodic phrasing...freakin full on rhythmically stellar.....groove based playin with a fabulous band Mr. Paul Gilbert 🤘🤘🤘🎸🎸🎸Killin it and hope to see you in Japan playin this music.....Sending grooving vibes from Tokyo ✌️
no doubt, virtuoso in action...just for a little comparison listen to the Macedonian band Leb i sol some 30 years ago, led by Vlatko Stefanovski...
@@madomak8954 th-cam.com/video/4B9SW3IDWzY/w-d-xo.html Very cool
Mythical paul! Seems like yesterday i was studying his intense rock licks! I had the honor of stting out his Hand at a seminar here in italy more than 20 years ago. His guitar evolution and creativity have no limits! From the times of the racer x to today i grew up with You! Thanks paul! I love You!
Cool, fusion, shred, jazz, progressive
Master
You can really see that Paul is enjoying it,he's not playing guitar just to be famous or be the no. 1 instead he is sharing he's technique to the younger generations who also wants to play guitar.
We are in good times to see living legends put out new music. 😍
YES! Just like other virtuosos! Joe Satriani's 'What Happens Next' (2018), Steve Vai's 'Modern Primitive'(2016), Dream Theater's 'Distance Over Time' (2019) and even Jordan Rudess' 'Wired For Madness' !!! We just need John Petrucci to release a new solo album now! He hasn't released anything since 'Suspended Animation' (2005).
Vivement le guitar clinic annoncé le 2 Mai a nice .... Merci Thomas pour ce que tu fais pour la musique !!
A "new PG music" announcement makes any day better! :D
Very Erratomainia sounding intro. .....too lazy to look up how to spell that.
I must admit I've gotten away from Paul's music for the past few years. But this video with paul playing live caught my eye. And I was not disappointed! Not just a showcase of his high speed and dexterity, But a wonderful emotional display of just how much Paul become's part of the music he plays. Thanks for the inspiration Paul.
Paul, we need more videos like this!
Of all the guitar heroes still at it, Paul astounds me with his writing and quality of writing more than anyone. Love Buckethead, Steve, Guthrie and Joe, but Paul transports me to places the others can't.
2:22 one note is all it takes when true feeling is there
Then why are the other notes in the song?
@@Bogeyman19DidNotScareMyAss Beat me to it! Lol
AlienBrain they are spares, in case there’s a flat
Thats how you tell a story with the electric guitar.you are awesome mr.gilbert.
Fan since the late '80s. Love Paul Gilbert.
Tim McPhate me, too. But his playing recently is better than ever. Never ceases to amaze
I love how his solo escalates around 6:25. Awesome new approach.
Paul sempre se reinventando e nunca falhando em trazer coisa nova! Eternamente mestre!
Paul Gilbert nous surprend encore une fois avec un nouvel album plein d'émotion et de sensibilité... a écouter sans modération 😍.
Merci PG !
Amazing Guitar Player and Amazing Band
with these timing signatures and key changes it gives paul more to play in to. the band dynamics are great also.
i hear a little edger winter, and a little zappa in hear.
when I see new Paul's vid, I always put like before I hit play )
LEGENDARY.. wow..
Sounds like a down and dirty Sanford and Son interlude😆Love it!!!!
Michael Lee Firkins does some great versions as well
"LIZABETH!!! I'M COMIN' HOME!!!
Violent bends. Violent and unique sounding. Especially at 2:11. I have never heard a bend like that. Ever. Part of it his guitar and rig. It lends itself to playing how he is playing. His guitar has a hot and cold side in his hands. It is interesting. I have never heard that either. It sounds like jazz one minute, and then it lights up another minute if he plays the 3rd string. That is where it sounds best on any electric guitar. The 3rd string, in the key of C right in the middle of the guitar where it bends a lot better. You can get drunk and the bends almost automatically come out perfect every time. In that position, playing a pentatonic scale, on the 8th and 10th fret, it is like the notes almost click into place on bends. Like it just automatically wants to go in tune, and it is hard to get it out of tune there. LIke a magical force field of be-in-tune-ness. Give it a try. There's a reason ZZ Top switch the solo to C on La Grange, and that is because soloing in A sucks and soloing in C is great. And hey, they got a lot of nice girls out there.
Me likey.... the whole band is sounding awesome 👌👌 loving the guitar tone Mr G
The sound on these studio is very good
Thank you Paul, your music makes life better!
Met Paul at a band clinic in the 90s, simply amazing. Great guy, superb musician. Thanks for posting! Keep rocking!
Great master, guitar God
Comeback to Lima Peru plz! ✌
Miss Azul Music Lima Peru waiting for you, Guitar God.
Doesn’t matter the genre. Paul is boss! The band was pumpin’! Always loved fusion stuff.
So much feel into this. Great music PG!
PG you're getting old i wish you're immortal to make great music forever and bless every generation with you music..😭😭
Crazy as usual! Awesome tune!!!! I look forward to listening to the new album! 🤘💪
That band GROOVES!!!!
PG you're the Best!👍🏼greetings from KK Sabah,Malaysia🇲🇾☮🤘🏼
One of the greatest....
Paul looks like he works in a science lab by day with those glasses. Brewing up sick solos.
You're not incorrect there!
The joy in this music is palpable and I love it
Thank you for the Music!
So glad this album is going to be available to all. I stupidly missed out on the pledge.
I knew you were an awesome rock player, but i didn't know you were into fusion man.
That music is just awesome, madness. So expressive! The shifts in rythm are fantastic. Love it
If you like fusion listen to a song called Tales of the unexpected from Frank Marino of Mahogany rush he is another monster player that's very underated !
@@peteloomis8456 thx, i'm always looking for new stuff
@@peteloomis8456 hey dude, i can't belive i haven't run into mahogany rush before. Seems like they've been around for a long time. The more i know about music the more i realise how little i know. THX !
PG Tapping Into An Array of Styles and Sweet Tone Per Usual! Sensational Guutarist That Gets Better As He Goes! No telking hiw good he will become! Unreal❤
2:30 - 2:39 music and video are not synced
Everything get synchronized when he changes his grey shirt to squares grey/blue one.
This is because the music is live but the video is from more than one take.
That's called "jazz".
@@thomaspartin191 ;)
Thanks for making me notice something besides the music lol
Damn! Paul is the only remnant of the "shred era" that I still listen to and love to pieces! Such an abundance of taste and feel!!! Thank you Mr. Gilbert!!!
I bet the main head/melody he wrote is based upon the phrase 'having it...don't make me stop wanting it'. The syllables match, and you can sing that melody with those words. Try it guys!
@@variok the description only says the phrase to express his intention behind the song, it doesn't say the melody matches it.
@@AshRavens All of his tunes have funny lyrics!
Good lord that song had it all, tasty tasty licks, jazz scatting, little shred runs here and there, freaking awesome. Paul always keeps it new and most importantly great. I have the single coil version of his guitar, wish I had the mini hum that looks really cool. Bass, keys, and drummer are outstanding too.
Amazing Paul & Crew :)
freaking dynomite! WOW
Not my style usually but i liked this track. More on expression that flash. Nice expressive work. I sniffed a lil Frank Marino with some of the muffled staccato work. Great production with a tight and relax band. Don't know any of those guys but it is obvious that they have been around the block a few times.
His tone gets better with each release. It's really become unique, as is his phrasing. Love the sound he gets on some of the longer notes.