John Scofield Throwback Thursday From the MI Vault
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 เม.ย. 2015
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My left ear really enjoyed this.
😂😂😂😂😂👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I came here for sco, but Garry Willis killed me... sound, musicality, everything is there...
It's already been said.....I'll say it again....John's playing is totally original....endlessly inventive, never a dull moment...
One of the great 'Miles Davis' guitarists who has continued to challenge and move the goal posts above and beyond...
Great to have a signature tone like no other.....and be able to construct lines with space and busy-ness as taste dictates...
Very few, if any musicians can hold an audience' attention for a long set of jazz.....
Jazz musicians + fashion sense = always a good time
On bass, my dear friend Gary Willis and o drums Casey Scheuerell !
'Bout everything Scofield does is amazing. Immediately identifiable, totally original. From the beginning; check out his early stuff. It's eye opening.
Came here expecting Gary Granger, but Gary W was here instead. Willis' playing never disappoints....especially his 80s Tribal Tech era. Still my favorite fretless player to this day, if I had to pick one.
love Sco...guys so unpredictable and abstract if I can use that word.....
Super excellent this is gold, "albeit in mono"!
Thanks for this gold nugget of musical wisdom !
OMG - Sco and Gary Willis!!!
It is ironic that a channel called the MUSICIAN INSTITUTE does not give a proper appreciation to the MUSICIANS who play in the videos they show. How could they not mention the names of the other musicians who were playing in this (and their other) videos. What a shame.
Agreed, and they should also include the date.
Clearly the videos are an after thought because these things were meant to be attended live...Chill out and be glad that this invaluable video is made available for free. Geesh.
You watched the video so send $20 to the MI and $20 to John Scofield
these were archived for the business baby get hip it OWNED by MI there fore.....Maybe visit Hollywood and see how the biz works
@@odaydrums are you being serious???😂😂😂
Love Sco's phrasing. Thanks for posting!
I totally agree! That’s what makes him Sco. He is so melodic and knows how to use space.
Besides the amazing music icon , Sco is such a warm and great human being ! It is so easy to figure It out that on Him.
What?
Wow that drummer is great, Casey Scheuerell is a monster...teaches at Berklee too.
Played with Gino Vannelli and Jean-Luc Ponty to name a few back in the day.
Man, Gary Willis is a BEAST!
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Not, He is what is next to BEAST mode ...
Sco rockin' a couple of Bandit 112s!
Came here for Sco, stayed for his Peavey amp(s).
sco would absolutely nail it with white tennis socks on:D
BADASS!
John Scofield........un virtuoso
músico Jazz.
Drummer doesnt seem to be "listening" too much. Just waiting to drop another extended hemiola... bop-centric so that's cool, but man it's over-the-top.
Waltz reminds me of Time and Tide from Time on my hands,signature ballads by Sco
It's published in "Works For Me" Album with Kenny Garrett, Brad Mehldau, Christian McBride, Billy Higgins and called "Mrs. Scofield's Waltz". Cheers Robert for giving me a little "push" by mentioning Time And Tide. It started to tick in me, what is this tune. I ended up listen Sco's Post-Funk Era recordings the whole day. I love these many musical worlds of Sco.
all I'm getting is the left channel. You'd think a vid from MI would be in stereo...even if this was recorded in the 90s.
cool
i dig the waltz,,it`s interesting to hear js at this stage of his life and career,,gary willis sounds great in that kinda jaco fashion, awesome ideas,, the drummer and the reverb and echo on his kit is well kinda,,,anyway very interesting,love the groove on the all the things vamp at the end.
Improvisize! Ha! That's what he does! And we were wondering why he's so much better than others at this.. At last we get to know his trick of the trade :)
qué jóven Gary Willis!
Does anybody know when this was recorded?
Why isnt there any date or info about the performance on these videos? Very poorsharing with a shameless ad for the business. Sheesh..
I love Scofield. 41:01 - 41:27
my right ear is so lonely so lonely i feel so lonely
55.33..."oh fu%*!" Pretty funny....
It became Mrs Scofield Waltz from Works for Me record, I think
did the waltz ever make an album of his? if so what is the title? thank you! great tune.
The tune is now known as Mrs. Scofield's Waltz from the Works For Me album.
help!! What year was this recorded?
Sco is KILLING in All The Things You Are 56:00
Gary Willis is one bad hombre!!
Sco and Gary Willis...Scott Henderson must have been in the audience fuming and loving it...:P, Kidding, Scott is a massive Sco fan, i'm sure he was happy to let Sco 'borrow' Willis.
Is that Casey Scheuerell playing kit?
Yes!! it is...& a young Gary Willis!!
Does Gary Willis also work for Nike??? Wow he's amazing
When was this?
Casey Fu#king Scheuerell To The MAXX !
11:30 - 'Improvizize'? like 'Burglarzize' instead of 'Burglarize'?
What year is that please?
1992
No one plays like Sco!
steve vai in drums
Yeah he sat inside the bass drum the whole time!
In mono. Very fashionable.
Anybody know what chorus he used in this era ?
Ibanez CS9, I believe.
1992
Mad professor with wacky friends...
Where'd the sound go?
Oh man, that drummer.... poor Sco....
+Francisco Espinoza - what do you mean. the guys a great fusion drummer. so was dennis chambers that sco used lots right before this period. more interesting than the same old bop drummers all the time. guess you dont like fusion. sco does
+progjazzfusion What do I mean? Well, if you have to ask.......
Just tell me, I really dont understand, except that you dont like fusion drumming, you only like bop drumming? I like both styles. I play drums and mix the two styles myself. Playing only one way or the other all the time gets old.
+progjazzfusion There's only one way to play man, in the pocket, listening and reacting. You wouldn't know bebop if it came and bit you in the ass. Way to disrespect a century old swingin' tradition with your sorry comments. What are you? 10?
The only thing that "gets old" is non-swinging morons with a computer who never got it, and still think they can spew their sorry opinions online. Average Dork !
Francisco Espinoza No there is no one way to play...you must be a jazz nazi like wynton where only ancient bebop is valid. Good playing is good playing no matter what the style, even ones you dont like, like this guys excellent fusion style, one of the best I have heard. If you dont like fusion thats fine, but from your harsh comments seems you dont know much about drumming or jazz of any style much beyond casual fan at best, so not qualified to judge.
No sound? On Musicians Institute's TH-cam channel? I'm glad I didn't go to this college to study audio!
avalon747 perfect sound
Works fine for me.
avalon747 Right channel does not sound
avalon747 bloup
avalon747 i think the sound has been corrected
gary the willis
1:05:48
Improvisise???
Scofield? more like Seinfeld, am I right?