Gypsy Jazz - "Minor Swing" - Rhythm Future Quartet
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- Jason Anick (violin) - www.jasonanick.com
Olli Soikkeli (guitar) - / ollisoikkeliguitarist
Vinny Raniolo (guitar) - vinnyraniolo.com/
Greg Loughman (bass) - gregloughman.com/
The Rhythm Future Quartet - "Minor Swing" by Django Reinhardt
Filmed at Redstar Studio in Cambridge
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Somebody’s been practicing his scales
@Brendab Duffy
I ve been listening to Jazz and JazzRock since like September 2006. And EVERY Single Jazz musician was an amazing musician. Check Out Tal Wilkenfeldt, Hiromi Uehara or the Aristocrats.
lol hahahaha
Which ones? i'm asking for a friend who wants to get better.
LoL but gipsy style is most arpeggios at 90 % But i understand what you mean! scolar in a way
@@sheldoncooper8199 I've done playing metal, metal is easy, it's about pattern. But, Jazz? Jazz is when the Joker become president.
I feel like this would be in a cartoon played by a band of frogs.
Or cats 🎶 everybody wants to be a cat🎶
@@AdrianGonzalez-wl2rw cats are cool
More like in one of the animations from pixar but yeah I get the feeling.
I feel you exactly
Over the Garden Wall ✨🐸
I feel like this is what skeletons who smoke cigars dance to
You're not wrong.
Screenshotted comment right here
Maybe watch "coco"
true
Never knew chandler was such an awesome violinist
😂
hey, he's Chandler, could anyone BE a better violinist?
Looks nothing like Matthew Perry
left handed jazz upright bassist with reversed strings, I'm sold
gabriel nmteinteressa it's like if mono neon played double bass
Observation Skills godmode :)
it took me a while to figure out exactly what was going on - if maybe we were seeing a mirror image of the footage. i guess it helps that the double bass is symmetrical, but i wonder if the bridge had to be modified to preserve the intonation, or even if it matters since the upright is fretless... it's fascinating how left handed players deal with playing string instruments. my brothers both insist on learning right-handed, i've seen a left-handed player who plays right handed instruments but simply flips them around to play in a left-hand position, and i've seen yet another take right-handed guitars and string them in reverse.
@@MrJmac901 i love me some mono neon. all this bassist needs now is a sock put over his bass
@@MrJmac901MonoNeon Plays a right handed bass upside down but he's actually right handed which is even more badass>
Imagine playing an entire scale as a fill between the main melody lines... instant respect.
part of it is knowing when to play a point on the scale percussive, it's not supposed to be hard, just coordinated
where does he do that?
@@Dupamine6:09
This is INCREDIBLE. Those lines are never-ending! The lick that got passed and turned into "Flight of the Bumblebee" from 5:37 - 5:45 is e-x-c-e-l-l-e-n-t.
and 6:08 might be the hottest of them all!
Pete
2:33 quote from the tune "Invitation"
@@calvinroth7199 I'm unfamiliar with that tune. Who performs that one?
And a tiny lick of “tico-tico tico no fubá” at 5:16
I love the chemistry between the musicians, it's so cool seeing them understand each other and just jam and have fun together
Crazy to think that 100 years ago, this genre was shunned upon for being childish and against 'god', however now it is seen as mature and adult...
I've heard it said that jazz is not music like Picasso is not art. Both are so out of line with reality, it fucks up my mind to know there as some who truly believe that crap.
@@imvandenh Picasso is ultra-pretensious...jazz is not, bub.
Who said jazz was against God?
They said the same things about rock and fandango. Music is above all of that bullshit though.
@@imvandenh I don't really get Picasso, but that's personal preference, but I do love jazz and it is definitely music, on of the best genres
I bet a triangle soloist would have gotten more camera time than the bass player.
What BASS player?
@@THEfamouspolka double bass
I dunno his solo performance seemed lackluster and uncoordinated
More people care about the triangle then the bass....so yeah
@@briandixon992 me and the entire davie504 Chanel community would like to disagree
wow this violin player is crazy, he's definitely done his homework. Most violin players I've heard on jazz tracks sound nothing like this, so stumbling across this is a game changer for me
Thanks for the kind words!
This violin player is playing more toward traditional Jewish style rather than classical style
@@abrahambender-doress3873 I was gonna say it made me think of fiddle vibe and I wonder about that cause I’ve got an heirloom set to play as a fiddle but the violin shop shunned it and tried to say it was no good. Till I had them explain and we talked on it’s fiddle sound potential.
The best Minor Swing version so far
Thanks! Hard to beat the original, but we appreciate it!
Brilliant. They need a clarinet. I suggested Hamburg s clarinet-giant Martin Schmidt-Hahn because of his warm clarinet-sound and his ideas
You didn't hear Damjan Pejcinoski version then
it's nice to see people actually have fun with their music
Exactly! Honestly, the vibes is at least half of why I keep on coming back to these videos! I love the music, but the good vibes that they're having and that I'm experiencing are really worth it!
These guys are truly having fun! Love everything about gypsy jazz !
Jeanne
thanks for completely ignore the bass player camera guy
*insert any bassist joke ever*
Pedro Oliveira bassists cant slash a tire
It is ok we all can relate to underdogs.
Bassists sure know how to tap
lmao
I want a girl who looks at me like the guitarist looks at the fiddler
Was looking for this comment, lmao
@Johny Myers Good
that's idolatry
its not a fiddle, fiddles have a flat bridge.
Great play. They need a clarinet. I suggested Hamburg s Martin Schmidt-Hahn on clarinet. His warm clarinet-sound and his ideas are brilliant as well
I mean nobody can replace Django Reinhardt and Stéphane Grappelli. But these guys are really close to it. Appreciate it. Great Job!
😁😁
Finally a bassist who makes audible and beautiful improvisations.
So lets fucking turn his volume down, says the sound guy.
Damn, played almost a billion times way too low ...
You can hear him just fine
'Finally'
then probably listening on your phone/laptop speakers
There's something about the guitarist on the left's style that I really dig. His melody and choice of notes is really good, and you can hear some blues influence in his playing. Really cool style! All of these guys are just phenomenal musicians though.
That's Vinnie Raniolo, who is just a great guitarist. He's probably best known for playing with guitar legend Frank Vignolo, who seems to be able to play any style.
Fr everything from his rhythm to how he moves around the neck, amazing guitarist mo doubt.
And a beautiful Guild Artist Award...
Thought the same thing, his rhythmic sense is killer too, pushed some poly in there as well. The octave run at the end was just perfect! So perfect and never felt like he was doing anything to say “check this out” just playing natural for him.
A left handed double bass, that's pretty rare.
I absolutely adore this version of Minor Swing. It's just sooo good. Too bad it's not on Spotify, though.
The one by django reinhardt is
Glad I don't use spotify.
Oldschool shredding its lovely
not shredding, jazz swing
... I know, if you notice the word oldschool. You'll get it.
IHateQQ i noticed the word oldschool.
"Old school" - drawing a line under the competition.
Jake Myers shredding is a modern way of calling "extremely astonishing fast playing of an instrument"
Well now I know what style of music to call the score from Ratatouille.
The violin guy just got back from office, kept his laptop bag backstage, took his violin on stage and KILLED IT
😂😂
I feel like Greg Loughman is so slept on. His bass playing is just impeccable. The little run into the next chorus at 2:39 gives me nothing less than bassface everytime I hear it.
Greg is amazing! 👌
Greg is my teacher! He is an incredible player, incredibly knowledgeable teacher and the nicest guy ever!
2:42 I thought the violin guy was helping the other guy play his bass
The Engineer
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
The three armed man
LMFAO!!!
HAHAHAHA ME TOO, I thought... wow these guys have mad chemistry.
I love how the guitarist just cheekily quotes "Invitation" at 2:33 and makes it work so well.
Love this!
It’s hard to not have your mood brightened watching this
=)
This the Ratatouille soundtrack in a nutshell
i wanna watch that movie now
now you've said it I can picture it now lmao
This is the Mafia Franchise soundtrack literally.
That is some childhood memories there
what the fuck did that guitarist just do to my mind and soul? DAYUMM
that flight of the bumblebee lick close to the end was insane
my whole family is gypsy i feel so nostalgic when i hear this . It sounds exactly like when my grandfather used to play
Man that lead guitar player is something else , theyre all incredible musicians mind
As a young classical violinist, I’ve always found funky groovy violin so astounding. I myself can’t do it. NO WAY! But i hope to one day be able to play both styles.
You can do it! Keep at it! =)
Thank you for revealing that as I wondered if it were possible for one violinist to be able to play jazz and classical. Each one is an artform all its own and I love them both. However I'd be curious to know his back story. Did he start in classical and transition into jazz? somehow.
I dont understand how this is being performed in a concert hall with everyone sitting down and going: hrm yes this is music. Like how do you not wanna stand and dance??
We would rather listen and appreciate the music.
Visit the disco if you want to stand up and gyrate.
@@SuperMikado282 disco? what year do you think it is bro
It's both fine
@@SuperMikado282 Since when is appreciating music and dancing to music a contradiction? The only way to sit still to this music (if your not a total stiff) is the use of extreme self control. Seems really weird and unnatural to me.
@@SuperMikado282 you do realise that music is supposed to move you?...
The intro feels like the violin and the guitar are having a conversation!
Indeed!
Rock/metsl lead guitarist: I am best at guitar solos
Gypsy Jazz guitarist: Hold My BEER 3:20
This player is amazing, but not for that part necessarily. Many rock/metal players can play that kind of stuff, very few of them can improvise and swing like him though. (myself not included lol)
GJ Guitar Also you have to remember that even if the metal/rock players can play it, even if they make a mistake it's mostly unheard because of the effects (distortion and etc.) and the guy here is playing entirely clean
@@todorpirev So true. if you gave a clean tone to 90% of metal players they are gonna sound garbage, let alone an acoustic.
...and then a flamenco guitarist comes along: hold my wine
@@crazycodkiller You very clearly don't understand how a distorted guitar sound works. Every small detail is amplified. Playing very clean and muting properly are absolutely imperative to playing a heavily distorted guitar. A clean guitar, especially an acoustic guitar, is far more forgiving. This is coming from somebody who's playing both heavily distorted guitars and acoustic guitars (at the moment almost exclusively acoustic, actually). It's always funny to hand a heavily distorted guitar to somebody who's only played acoustic guitars before and see the horror on their face when everything they play sounds like absolute garbage. :'D
I'm eighty years old and have listened to them all. However, this doesn't make me an expert. Some musicians [and here we MUST include The Rhythm Future Quartet] are truly blessed and rise beyond anything we might think of as 'normal'. I raise my glass of fermented amber fluid and drink to the continued success of this exceptional and hugely talented quartet. Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
Good shit Dave ! You my Nigga!
John Footpenis you have a great name ?
wait is that penis ?
David White 🤔 intrigued!
David Well said David!
David White You nailed it.
god damn I wish I could play music
+farfangled learn :3
+farfangled It is simple. You have to have two fingers, guitar and name Django.
Facce Bookk
lol , Django
+Russell Alson lol
+Mini R. I don't know why that's funny. He is being serious.
You know you're a real bassist when your whole body becomes slanted .
The algorithm has blessed me with this video that I've seen almost a decade ago
Good music is timeless
=)
7 years later and comments are still being hearted. Legend
4 humans, extremely talented, playing real music. Bless these musicians for all their time and dedication, love the music and emotion put into it.
i cannot say how much i’ve viewed this video in the last year, but it’s a lot
👍👍
my 2 year old son loves this he watches it everyday
Wow! That's amazing!
magicfiddle Haha yes he has named your video as "viooo" (he likes violin)
Buy that kid a guitar
This music makes me feel so fucking alive.
this might be one of my favorite videos on TH-cam
wow! Thanks!
2:26 - 3:44 This is BEYOND GODLIKE!!
His name is Olli Soikkeli. Look him up! He is an unbelievably amazing gypsy jazz guitarist
The only violin music I can truly enjoy without it being sad
for those who say jazz is only for trumpets and drums.
Edit: OK alright relax I've had 4 music teachers in 2 different school say that jazz revolves around the trumpet and sax and gace examples of John Coltrane and Miles Davis saying they were some of the greatest partly because of their genius and partly because of their instrument choice which I disagreed with completely and is why I wrote this in the first place. I assure you I'm not high or stupid.
Literally no one says that
😂what are you smoking over there bud? 😭😭😭😭
That's totally wrong mate im a jazz player myself XD
Who says that?
Nobody says that
As a Metal dude I listen to stuff like this as a breath of fresh air and a lil' inspiration .
This is the video that got me into gypsy jazz. THANK YOU SO MUCH. If it wasnt for this video, I would of never found Django
👍👍
me too
I'm thinking _"oh, that rhythm is exceptional"_ then I see why - VINNY RANIOLO fly Vinny
Vinny's groovin'.
I've been playing guitar for 5 years and have reached the decision to throw everything to do with guitar out my window and start playing the recorder again after watching this
Lmaaooo
I hear you. Some people have it, some don't, and I'm one that loves it, but don't.
@@nancyrock4637 the only way to have it is to practice, like these guys did
Es überrascht mich immer wieder, dass Gypsy Jazz noch lange nicht out ist. Django Reinhard hat ihn bereits vor dem 2. Weltkrieg kreiert, aber immer noch gibt es Interpreten dieser Jazzrichtung, die darüber zeitgemäß improvisieren.
so glad I clicked on this. the soloists were great. thoroughly enjoyed the guitar. I gotta steal some of his licks.
Glad you dig it!
This sounds fantastic! Amazing!
The amount of talent on that stage.........
TheDoctorDisrespect not much really, I can play the kazoo
WOW!!! Love it guys! Great job!
THAT BASSIST DOING GOD'S WORK
Rhythm future Quartet are Absolutely incredible. Fantastic gypsy jazz.
Thanks! Glad you dig it!
That was incredible!
So beautiful to see and hear ... great job!!!
Just fantastic, total talent on display, thank you so much for the video.
Gypsy Jazz always makes me smile.
I’ve been enjoying their music for years now. It’s an absolute master class in musicianship and I can’t even comprehend how we’re able to enjoy this pinnacle of utmost skill and talent for free. From the bottom of my heart, thank you so much.
Thanks!!
My wife is a really incredible guitarist and can memorize pieces on the
instrument very quickly... So once, when we were teens, I had had a
particularly bad day and couldn't sleep that night. So, knowing how much
I love classical music, she learned this piece and sat next to my bed
playing it all night until I fell asleep. I can't listen to it without
getting a little teary-eyed now.
tom bradey 👏for your amazing wife:)..beautiful story...~true love❤️
@@Se7enevil Yes thank you, im so very lucky
Years hearing you guys. The virtuosity flows in you! Congratulations and thank you for bringing us this music
some days the algorithm just gives you a gem that will stay with you forever
=)
This French cafe is very smokey!! Nice food, excellent local wine, and the band are good to!! More wine???
Holy smokes, that was just fabulous!
Very incredible!! Lots of technical and catchy playing
Fantastic, awesome! Pure positive energy!
if i could ever be 10% as good as that guitarist i would be so happy
6:07 WOOOW that was a smooth run man
No words can describe this... You guys are amazing!
So Brilliant! Build up my mood again
I thought I recognized the electric player. I met him and Frank Vignola at my school once!
Truly amazing! You’re all an inspiration to me
You guys are just awesome TY
I love this. This is really beautiful.
Cool lighting and setup in that room. I wish I was there.
Love the moment at the start where the seated guitar player and violin player both want each other to play the fill and no one does. It causes a big laugh and the audience notices too. Generous musicians!
Beautiful
This is insanely amazing
my gosh this is some amazing music... hit it!
This is brilliant! It actually brought me to dance with smile on my face.
Absolutley incredible.
I am STUNNED! Simply amazing performance!!
fantastic display of dedication to the arts, a commodity - absolute pleasure to be a part of this piece, a marvelous rendition of the greats with a bit of improvisation!
Vinny Raniolo is sooo clean!!!!
This is absolutely incredible
Wow! So nice, I’ll listen twice!
been playing for nearly 2 years now and i must say watching these guys just really blows my mind, i hope i'll be able to play like this one day
Learn modes😎🤌then arpeggios
@@chucklemuchuckle2170 Hey thanks for the advice I'll definitely check out modes, I've never heard that term before. I have tried out some arpeggio scales and I've been practicing them almost everyday but its still early days anyway thankyou for the advice!! :)
à la limite de surpasser l'originale, vraiment un live incroyable, chaque musicien envoi du lourd !
God! I love this!!!
Amazing.
Beautiful.
Every one of these musicians is minblowingly skilled
I just feel it wont be fully appreciated by some how hard plucking on the double bass is
That bassist is incredible
Wow. I mean...just wow. Technique and musicality. Stunning. LOVE IT
This never fails to amaze me.