@@djLouisLoop It's a Fender sound as interpreted by Yamaha, its attack is from a DX7, not from the original Rhodes. That's a Rhodes with a DX7 overtouch to it.
On a real Rhodes you can change the timbre by adjusting the relationship of the tine to the pickup, ie, in/out/sideways. Most folks break down the Rhodes sound to at least 3 phases - early, mid, and late years of production. Consequently there really isn’t an absolute Rhodes sound. It varies. The S90 and many of the subsequent Yamaha keyboards let you dig into the patch and make adjustments that mimic reorienting the tine position, a very cool programming feature.
oooooooooooooooooo my gooooooooooooooooooooo deeeeeeeeee hehe nesss dude, always been a fan of eric now wtf is jeff lorber, this was the best, going to sleep
Da ich für dieses LINEUP verantwortlich war und DU, lieber Wolfgang, auch seit damals nicht mehr mit dem Live Proberaum zusammen arbeitest..sollten wir hier auch die Venue nicht mehr erwähnen, denn nur mit meiner Promotion waren damals bezüglich meiner Bands der kleine Club dort gefüllt.....nicht, dass sonst die internationalen Agenten denken, der Club dort wäre immer so gut gefüllt:-)
in the early day of Jeff Lorber band late 70 he hired many musician for recordings, one of them Chick Corea as guess for two tracks, Kenny G for one album,
This is a great example how bands should play together. Each member is making the rest sound better and no one over plays.
Tight band, Jeff one of the most underrated piano players on the planet. Can't get over how much that Yamaha piano sounds like a Fender Rhodes.
It's funny you say that, I think the sound is so far from the real fender rhodes sound wise
@@djLouisLoop It's a Fender sound as interpreted by Yamaha, its attack is from a DX7, not from the original Rhodes. That's a Rhodes with a DX7 overtouch to it.
it's a dyno-my-piano modified rhodes sound. It's completely different from the standard rhodes of any vintage.
On a real Rhodes you can change the timbre by adjusting the relationship of the tine to the pickup, ie, in/out/sideways. Most folks break down the Rhodes sound to at least 3 phases - early, mid, and late years of production. Consequently there really isn’t an absolute Rhodes sound. It varies. The S90 and many of the subsequent Yamaha keyboards let you dig into the patch and make adjustments that mimic reorienting the tine position, a very cool programming feature.
Jeff Lorber is a beast
Happy Birthday Jeff Lorber!!!! 11-4-52!!!
The funk on this track is relentless. Nate Phillips is a zombie killer on bass
He's a monster...love that pick attack he does.
Brother it is amazing how some of these cat just dont even have a clue. Sonny's Pocket is fat, and dont let him slip in the zone. I with you D
Sonny's snare sounds so beautiful :(
I feel you, thinking about throwing all my snares out...
justatuch hahaha me too! I guess it's a sensitive concept snare? Am i right? Gonna buy one asap :( hahaha
Emory is such a great drummer.
You guys don't know what you are talk'n about...this is a fast pocket groove and Sonny is kill'n it!
Do yo thang cuz (sonny) your chops are tite as hell.
Wow! That's incredible! They just earned another fan.
doesn't get any better. not only is this the country i come from but, it is my favourite type of music.
me too ;-)
What an Excellent pianist is Jeff !
No words. From another planet. AMAZING
Uh, yeah. What else can you say. Love the muted groove of the bassist. I thought he was using a pick. I was wrong.
He wasn't using a pick at the beginning of that solo? I thought he was too! DAMN!
Looks like he's using his thumb nail. Crazy.
He does use a pick - drops it around 5:42 or so...
Could listen to his music all day.... which I do sometimes
Sonny Emory... always on point
Eric Marienthal ...great...also when playing with Gordon Goodwin Big Phat Band ...
oooooooooooooooooo my gooooooooooooooooooooo deeeeeeeeee hehe nesss
dude, always been a fan of eric now wtf is jeff lorber, this was the best, going to sleep
SOmeone know what is Nate Phillips Jazz bass model ?
Dammm y’all tight.. that dam Sonny E strikes again lolllllllllllllll
2:33 wheres tha crowd? in montserrat or enother galaxy probably
These guys play so good together! No one over plays.
Great tune, great rhythm section, great performance!
1:41 :O
BADDDDDD ASSSSSS! Major fan of Jeff and Eric. Thanks for posting.
Wow! just Wow! face meltingly good!
sonny E AMEN
The bass man Nate Phillips does it again
What is the drummers name
Fantastico tema sois unos "monstruos" tocando. Gracias
I love how Jeff & Eric are so tight on the melody together ... everyone works as one mind in this group... real powerful! Great Stuff!
Eric Marenthial is one of the best improvisation saxophonists out there. He's an absolute beast
@@grumblekin Agreed!
They all four blend perfectly.
No words. From another planet. INCREDIBLE.
Nice
owwwwwwwwwww my jeff.
now that's tight!
Da ich für dieses LINEUP verantwortlich war und DU, lieber Wolfgang, auch seit damals nicht mehr mit dem Live Proberaum zusammen arbeitest..sollten wir hier auch die Venue nicht mehr erwähnen, denn nur mit meiner Promotion waren damals bezüglich meiner Bands der kleine Club dort gefüllt.....nicht, dass sonst die internationalen Agenten denken, der Club dort wäre immer so gut gefüllt:-)
Schade, dass Du nicht mehr im LiveProberaum filmst....aber auch besser! keine Perlen vor die S....! YEAH!
in allen Ebenen:-)
on the other sound the bassplayer played btfly, dont understand what happens here
great but no one talking bout the white noise ventilator!!!✌️👏
je viens de decouvrir ces musiciens absolument extraodinaires .excellente formation.bravo
Good tight group which is both nice to see and listen too.
Eric is the man 👍🏻👍🏻👏👏👏
I didn't know snoopdog played bass
didn't know Mel played sax!
nice recording thank you
pros play what is required by the bandleader
No words. From another planet. INCREDIBLE.
very very veru good...
Wonderful!!!
Great stuff, yeahhhhhhhh
The master in music
fantastic........
Super !!!
This is so Dope!!!!!!!!!
Out of imagination! Super men!!
Nice
BRAVO
6:45 dem speakers.
yes. band. fodastic
Brazilian detected kkkkkk
i'd prefer Vinnie Colaiuta :)
gary novak plays it 10.000 times better than sonny emory, too flat
in the early day of Jeff Lorber band late 70 he hired many musician for recordings, one of them Chick Corea as guess for two tracks, Kenny G for one album,