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Spyro Gyra full concert at the North Sea Jazz Festival • 12-07-1986 • World of Jazz
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- The American jazz fusion band Spyro Gyra played at the North Sea Jazz festival on July 13th 1986 in the Garden Pavillion of the Congresgebouw, The Hague The Netherlands.
The band was formed by saxophonist Jay Beckenstein and keyboardist Jeremy Wall. They had played the festival before in 1983 and later in 2003.
Setlist:
1. "Double Take" written by Jay Beckenstein, from 1986 "Breakout"
2. At 8:18, "Incognito" written by Tom Schuman, from 1982 "Incognito"
3. At 17:54 Intro of band members
4. At 18:30 Richie Morales drum solo
5. At 22:50 "Whirlwind" written by Dave Samuels from "Breakout"
6. At 32:05 "Del Corazon" written by Julio Fernandez from 1987 "Stories Without Words"
7. At 38:58 "Bob Goes To the Store" written by Kim Stone from "Breakout"
8. At 47:36 "Heliopolis" written by Jay from 1979 "Morning Dance"
9. At 1:00:56 "Morning Dance" written by Jay from "Morning Dance"
10: Encore at 1:07:36 "Shakedown" written by Jeremy Wall from 1985 "Alternating Currents"
thanks to Jayman60.
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Well I did not expect to be listening to this group again in 2021, came across them by accident as a young teenager and thought I was the only one in the world to have found them at my age. A group I had long forgot about even after wearing out several tape cassette albums as life takes over. Glad to have found some videos of them and happy to be listening to them once again.
I kid you not, I've just been thinking about the same thing, just landed on the video by accident, then I remembered the first time I heard them, it was a cassette of their album. I thought to myself, what the heck was this!
We were into George Benson, Earl Klugh, Jonathan Butler and Bob James at the time.
Me and my Keyboardist were the only ones in school fascinated enough to listen to the tape over and over. This was in 1991.
Greetings from Uganda 🇺🇬👊🏿🖤
@@BlackRootsUNLIMITED That's it I am off looking for cd's and Dvd's now trying to remember the one on tape that I wore 2 copies out.
@@Tugger4me1 happy hunting! 👊🏿🖤🤍
Remember first hearing these dudes with a cousin of mine way back in the 80’s on an old reel to reel smoking some of that good herb. Man those were the good old days. But I digress, been a fan ever since. 😆
@@ARod-br2ui good times for sure ✌ 🎶
Still watching and listening in the year 2020... Audiences are all ears, enjoying the music without distraction of taking video/photos using mobile phones
Ain't that the truth....i saw a similar set.in a very.intimate downtown ft worth club caravan of dresms...the memories
So good memories... Remembering times that never never ever will be back again...
That's so true. I remember attending those shows like that decades ago. Now, I really don't like the idea of so many people standing in front of me, moving to the music and pointing their mobile phones above their heads towards the stage in an effort to get a good frame with that darn light beaming out from the displays. What an eye sore! Does anybody know if it's actually illegal to record live concerts and post them on social media? Or has that gone out the window?
Battle _P No it was never illegal,
Richie Morales and Manolo Badrena are pure fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
👍👍👍
Great musicians. Love the band and I´m fan of them. Hurts me to hear Dave Samuels died in april 2019. R.I.P and many thanks.
Dave passed : (. Didn't even know that. RIP
💡🎼😇🕯️
The group that's truth all cultural distractions for me
Brings back some damn good memories ! Early 80's, Coyt road, Dallas Texas summer outdoor concerts grab some vino and a towels to sit on, Spyro , Pieces of a dream , Chuck Mangione , So many others was great times
I agree. This is so fantastic. We're so inspired....Listen. Best from Copenhagen Jazz Funk Collective - Mads Pagsberg bass. Fender Jazzbass.
Sat in that outdoor venue in Dallas in 89 and saw America...on a nice summer night...
I saw them live at Newport (RI) Jazz Festival in 1984.
Dreamland… HOT new jazz, picnic spreads, yachts in the harbor….
Ahhhhhhh….
Pasan los años y Spyro sigue su música alegrando corazones. Gracias....muchas gracias!!
Richie Morales Uooooooww !!! Jeff Porcaro, Mike Porcaro, Miles Porcaro and Carlos Vega in my heart !!!Thiago from Brazil !!!
Dave Samuels and Richie Morales incredible musicians. RIP Dave
Copenhagen Jazz Funk Collective
I agree. This is so fantastic. We're playing it also. Listen. Best from Copenhagen Jazz Funk Collective - Mads Pagsberg bass. Fender Jazzbass.
SUPERB! MAGNIFICENT! I've been listening to them for 40 years.
GREAT BAND, VERSATILE TO THE MAX !!!! MUSIC ARCHITECTS !!!!!
Great set.
1. "Double Take" written by Jay Beckenstein, from 1986 "Breakout"
2. At 8:18, "Incognito" written by Tom Schuman, from 1982 "Incognito"
3. At 17:54 Intro of band members
4. At 18:30 Richie Morales drum solo
5. At 22:50 "Whirlwind" written by Dave Samuels from "Breakout"
(Note: At 30:53, they zoom into Tom playing keyboards. Notice the play list taped to Tom's keyboard. I also see written down "Catching the Sun" before drum solo! Hmm)
6. At 32:05 "Del Corazon" written by Julio Fernandez from 1987 "Stories Without Words"
7. At 38:58 "Bob Goes To the Store" written by Kim Stone from "Breakout"
8. At 47:36 "Heliopolis" written by Jay from 1979 "Morning Dance"
9. At 1:00:56 "Morning Dance" written by Jay from "Morning Dance"
10: Encore at 1:07:36 "Shakedown" written by Jeremy Wall from 1985 "Alternating Currents"
jaymann60 And Tom rockin' that moog liberation❤️
Thank you! I came to the comments for the set list... but who am i kidding, all Spyro is good spyro, esp in the 80s. So much energy!
You’re doing God’s work 🙏🏾🙏🏾
THANK YOU 🔥🔥🔥🔥
where is the song "breakout"?
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What a concert! What a formidable band! Bellissimo, grazie.. *.* Thank you very much! They seem to be particular artists and extremely virtuous .. a pleasure to listen to them, and to see them too!
Wow! Heard of their name decades ago. Never listened until 2021! I am AMAZED!!😍🥰🤩🥰😍🤩
Killer timing, every time I listen to, and even better, watch at the same time? These geniuses of Jazz/Funk never cease to leave me with an open jaw, and utter astonishment
Love playing along to this concert, It is the best practice I can imagine for ear training. Excellent Music.
Absolutely astounding!
The late great Al Jarreau digging it from the audience!
God bless our incredible vibraphone marimba virtuoso Dave Samuels!
What an incredible band the legendary incredible synthesizer piano keyboardist Tom Schuman, world class vibraphone marimba player Dave Samuels, Julio Fernandez Kim Stone Richie Morales Manolo badrena and the legendary Jay Beckenstein
Yeah I saw Al Jarreau too. Great guy, for great Jazz
Just layin’ here with a big smile...totally rad
My Band had just played with them at the Houston Music Hall a few months before... A BLAST! Had fun with Richie and Gerardo! We all went and played at a jazz club in Houston after our Concert. 🙂 GREAT memories!
Great quality for 1986!
Dayum! I’ve seen them twenty times. Always a great show and, for decades, almost fifty years now, always amazing music. Only got to see Dave Samuels once.
Atónita me quedo !
Tanto que no quiero perder detalle , me encanta en todo momento y sigue encantando esta gran banda .
I love this group
I saw Spyro Gyra perform live 3 times 1983, 2014 and 2017 plus Dave Samuels (RIP) with Caribbean Jazz Project in 2006, the music world miss this great musician.
Man, that Manolo Badrena is really working hard. Shades of Rhumba Mama from Weather Report during Richie's solo.
I agree. This is so fantastic. We're so inspired....Listen. Best from Copenhagen Jazz Funk Collective - Mads Pagsberg bass. Fender Jazzbass.
Manolo Badrena? formerly of Weather Report?
@@thomasromano9321 Yes, the very same.
I also noticed another guy, the bassist, Kim Stone, who later went on to play many years with The Rippingtons.
One my greatest inspirations since their first album...❤
Al Jarreau enjoying the show (and mighty impressed with vibes) on 52:00
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Copenhagen Jazz Funk Collective
I agree. This is so fantastic. Listen. Best from Copenhagen Jazz Funk Collective - Mads Pagsberg bass. Fender Jazzbass.
Absolutely amazing their energy and spirit
A dream band!! Real fusion chops and pop sensibility, a winning combination. Great composition skills, what more can you ask for?
Monumental!!! Lo escucho en 2020 durante la era coronavirus,fantastico grupo!!!
Wow!wonderful music!👍👍2
2022 and still "eargasm"
I wonder what Miles Davis thought of Spyro Gyra? Miles is my favorite, but Spyro Gyra got me into jazz/jazz fusion.
This is absolutely the best line-up they ever had ! Love them 🔥🔥🔥🤟
High level in whole performance.
I remember seeing you guys in Rochester, NY where I was born and lived for 38 years
Chet plays almost every Wednesday at Murph's in Charlotte...He's also on FB...
I KNOW I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE. WE CAN LISTEN TO YOU EVERY DAY
Heliopolis one of their all time greats! What a legendary band.
Owww I knew Spyro gira was a great group !! But they are also great live performers !! Superb concert 🎵 !!!
Haha, wow, I was wondering why Dave’s marimba solo on Whirlwind was getting lower as he went left to right at 25:09, thought maybe the camera was mirrored or something. The I realized he was playing the marimba upside down (from the “back” side)! Genius player.
RIP Dave, long live the rest of the guys! Always one of my all-time favorite groups.
Very good.
Music quality.
Marvellous ! Spyro Gyra Live is so great... Not enough available... So big thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing this concert.
RIP Dave Samuels!!!!
Thank you for posting this performance! Brings back great memories of the Spyro Gyra show my wife and I went to, also in 1986, at North Sraub Park in St Petersburg FL. It was a free concert and from what I remember, more than 40,000 showed up. Also, Special EFX opened for SG. We were one of the first to show up and were right up front at the stage. Great concert!
Vibes did it for me.wow
great band!!!
thank you for shearing all this wonderfull material, keep on up loading!!!...thanks a lot !!!
I agree. This is so fantastic. We're so inspired..Best from Copenhagen Jazz Funk Collective - Mads Pagsberg bass. Fender Jazzbass.
Thank you for your effort and hard work it's much appreciated God bless you and your family.
I think Kim might agree this wasn't his best bass solo on his own tune (Bob Goes to the store). I saw him on this tour and he tore the solo in the tune to shreds. He's terrific, but everyone can't have a 110% night every night I guess. Except that Richie Morales man, that guy's a machine!
Many years after he was replaced enjoying the rippingtons I ran into Kim Stone he was sitting in with jazz piano great Rob Mullins at a small bar restaurant in Huntington Beach... One of those piano players who had the chops to spare but wasn't in the right place or the right time was always playing to about 50 to 100 people.anyway Kim Stone set in and we talked about his spyro-gyra days he called Tom Schuman the best-kept secret in jazz and music in general. I told him his bass work on the AAA live version of Conversations what is his best work--where he was playing the hundred-year-old stand up bass..."Yeah...man! We were FLYING 3 feet off the ground on that one!" I love seeing SPYRO more than a few nights on the same tour cuz the song setlist might remain pretty much the same but their solos were always very different Kim Stone was going for something a little different every night. People tell me J a y Beckenstein doesn't have it anymore well considering he's 70 now and he was onl 37 here I'd say Jay still has it and then some! It's interesting how Julio has refined his style over the years almost becoming a minimalist guitar player on purpose as opposed to the way he played back in the 80s and 90s. He has refined his sound in his playing now he doesn't have so much a Santana sound as more of a Larry Carlton or Lee Rittenour--not really there sound it's still Julio's sound but closer to that type of sound and Julio seems to be saying what he needs to say during his solos with a lot less notes, still able to fly but often doing that I can say more in OneNote than other guitar players can say in a thousand type thing.
Super !!! Какие молодые!!!
I can't get enough marimba in a jazz group.
I JUST NOW, found out about these guys. GO BOYS!
Perry Pickens me too !
Spyro Gyra they're one of the most important Jazz Band of The Music 🎶 World
Thanks!
So great, again and again!
My first Spyro Gryra show was this same year (1986) at an outdoor concert that summer in Hanford, CA. I remember the Brazilian percussionist. He played so hard during his solo at 55:25, his drum set fell apart! This was the exact same playlist as well.
Why is it called Spyro Gyra show?? could you tell me please
@@milarod A "show" is the same as saying, "my first Spyro Gryra concert." In this context both words mean the same thing.
Oh ok thanks
Best Spyro live!
agree
at least for morning dance. my band plays it all the time, and this is def the best vid I've seen as far as the sax goes DEF
geweldig na zoveel jaren weer dit te mogen herbeleven....top...thx
Nog steeds gaaf en ritmisch, die oude jazzfusionklanken door het Spaairo Bekkenbouwer Collectief. :)
Many years after he was replaced and joined the rippingtons I ran into Kim Stone he was sitting in with jazz piano great Rob Mullins at a small bar restaurant in Huntington Beach... Rob is One of those piano players who had the chops to spare but wasn't in the right place or the right time was always playing to about 50 to 100 people.anyway Kim Stone set in and we talked about his spyro-gyra days he called Tom Schuman the best-kept secret in jazz and music in general. I told him his bass work on the AAA live version of Conversations what is his best work--where he was playing the hundred-year-old stand up bass..."Yeah...man! We were FLYING 3 feet off the ground on that one!" I love seeing SPYRO more than a few nights on the same tour cuz the song setlist might remain pretty much the same but their solos were always very different Kim Stone was going for something a little different every night. People tell me J a y Beckenstein doesn't have it anymore well considering he's 70 now and he was onl 37 here I'd say Jay still has it and then some! It's interesting how Julio has refined his style over the years almost becoming a minimalist guitar player on purpose as opposed to the way he played back in the 80s and 90s. He has refined his sound in his playing now he doesn't have so much a Santana sound as more of a Larry Carlton or Lee Rittenour--not really there sound it's still Julio's sound but closer to that type of sound and Julio seems to be saying what he needs to say during his solos with a lot less notes, still able to fly but often doing that I can say more in OneNote than other guitar players can say in a thousand type thing.
DYLAN CHANGED EVERYTHING FOREVER Tommy is so humble and such a great musician. I have the honor of calling him my buddy. Because of him i play the piano.
Just watched a current quarantine upload by the guys. Jay still “has it” as do the rest of them.
Со времен музыкального училища обожаю. 35 лет уже.
Nice of you to share good quality.
WHAT A GREAT BAND AND GREAT SHOW!!!
Here in 2021.
Que show top demais!!!!
the fucking fusion masters. best of the best right here boys.
It's a shame the original sound recording wasn't a bit better quality but a great gig. I saw them on this tour in London.
They all look so young, especially Julio with hair!
Fantastic!!! Epic!!!
THANK YOU!!!!
nossa, 34 anos, o tempo voa
Awesome thanks
bravo. fantastično 👏
Minha banda preferida
Bill Hayley and the Comets should have been the support band (since it was in 1986).
The,spiro,koura,a,his,groups,plainik,mpioudyfoul,mouseki,❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Never heard of this band til today, and that brother on them horns is corona virus sick with it
Jay Beckenstein
Whaaat.and How d you survive this long without spyrogyra
Haha,... first lines sound like a movie score right out of Lethal Weapon or so...
@ 4:01. Ritchie Morales yelling at soundman! Turn that shit up!! LOL
Manolo Badrina ... Drums and percussion. Kim Stone on base...Tom Schuman on keys..juhilo
rips on guitar.. david samuels on vibes... ritchie left this world way to early..
Did Richie Morales pass?
Top
is so good old grup nice nikos tarantella xersonisos kreta restaurant
Hola puede alguien agregar los nombres de los miembros de la banda. Por favor!!
thank you very much. The more I listened to Julio Fernandez, the more I missed Chet Catallo in those days. I like Fernandez' compositions, but disliked his rock approach. Catallo's sound and songs were much more "Spyro like" for my taste.
doeni2 , agreed!
Why did he leave (he cried)?
I Love Juilo but I Agree with You However we can't forget that Julio Wrote some Great Tunes as Well that are Great Tunes for SG like "Para Ti Latino" from the Fast Forward Album. Catallo in the Early part of SG was very Clean in His Sound Julio when he can Is Clean as well and Remember Spyro Gyra in Many ways Were a "Fusion" Group as well as a "Smooth" Jazz Group in essence!!! I agree with you from that Perspective and as a Die Hard SG Fan I Understand!!!!
agree, doeni2....IMO, jULIO IS DEFINITELY EXCELLENT MUSICIAN, but when he does solos (again, this is my attitude) I miss "a bit outside fusion soloing" because of fact Jay and Tom and Scott, also, they do solos that sometimes a simple Dm7/G7 sounds outworld-ish. Azzolina is also crazy.....Anyway, The guys make their fans cheerfull, always good vibes in very much difficult times for humankind!!!!! p.s. Dave, we all miss you!!!!!
I agree. This is so fantastic. We're so inspired....Listen. Best from Copenhagen Jazz Funk Collective - Mads Pagsberg
Manolo Badrena ... No
one can be crazy as hilm
is there a dvd of this? would love that!
I cant find dvds of any of their shows
can you upload karimata from 85’???
Spicy
Uau! 👏👏👏🤗
I agree. This is so fantastic. We're so inspired....Listen. Best from Copenhagen Jazz Funk Collective - Mads Pagsberg bass. Fender Jazzbass.
Manolo!!!!
The audio youtube provides is so trash that you cannot hear the percussionist at all...
Is that Manolo Badrena on percussion ?
I have liked their music for years, had never seen them - Live or Video - - I had no idea they are a non - Average White Band ...
Esse percurça é só enrolação....
Libra… attaccatevi al tram😇scherzo !!!✊🏼
The recorded music of spyra gyra i prefer to the live band,i don’t really know why i just do
It's not a great mixdown of this live set.
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Gong Style
Uh, the popped collar while doing a keytar solo (Moog keytar at that) lol. Shirt tucked in with a little gut. Not the best look, but good video
Superior musicianship
The original band is much better then the current band when they had a vibrone player and more percussion as in congos. Sucks groups downsize over the years