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- Medeski Martin & Wood
September 12, 1993
Lucille's
Knoxville, TN
Intro
Syeeda's Song Flute
Interview
Chubb Sub
Interview
Hermeto's Day Dream
Wiggly's Way
Interview
Moti Mo
John Medeski - Keys
Chris Wood - Bass
Billy Martin - Drums
Video provided by jazzfuze
Audio capture/edit by artisgilmore
Video: Pre-Air Broadcast Tape / 1st Gen VHS / JVC HM-DH5U VCR / S-Video Out / Canopus ADVC-55 / FireWire / Vegas 8 (.avi) / MPEG2 / Architect 5
Audio: SBD / Composite Audio / Canopus ADVC-55 / FireWire / LPCM 16/48 / Izotope RX Denoiser (slight) / WAV (LPCM 16/48) / Architect 5
You can tell they are young but Man this was the foundation for all of it. They Literally Invented a New Fusion of other elements. One Of My Favorites.
"A lot of times the jazz audience is a certain kind of audience... but here, it's not so much that they're jazz fans as it's they're music fans, that's what we like, people who are just open to good music, not confined by the shackles of style." - John Medeski
holy shit Chubb Sub, especially Wood's bass solo.
dam takes me back to the days, starting seeing em around nyc jazz scene about 91-92, good times, thanks for upload.
This is Gold. How have I not seen this crispy content? Much Obliged
Forever grateful to the ultimate frisbee player Mike Rice at WVU for introducing me to one of my favorite bands! Always great live. That one time seeing them and Maceo Parker joining them for a tune is one of my live experience highlights.
Amazing band of psychic funk bards. I've been a huge fan since 95. THANK YOU ALEXSH!!!
The best musical group!
It has been a journey watching the evolution of these guys, and on infinite levels. Jm & illyB were both accomplished at the time of this recording. Chris came outta nowhere and has become, with his bro, a current conquerer of live music! Amazing. I plan to see the wood bros this november.
I first heard of them around 1997, through a book on the Hammond B3 Organ, which featured a small article on Medeski. and also had a picture of him playing in action. Something about that pic with the intense look on JM's face that made me remember his name. The Napster outbreak of 99, is when I first heard live bootlegs of them from the Phish opener gigs, and have been hooked ever since. Never had the chance to see them...yet, I heard they are in the studio. hopefully will tour the Toronto area at some point.
Great stuff. Thankful for the capture
They are three geniuses...
SO funky. SO tasteful!
Beautiful 👽🍻
I think that it's remarkable that they hadn't yet released Chubb SUbb prior to the time that they played this gig, in 1993. The song, to the best of my knowledge, was released in 1995 on the album Friday Afternoon in the Universe. I've had the album for years but didn't realize that it was as old as it is.
Apparently that song was from one of their first jams at Billy's.
Lott of stuff going here. It's cool
this is unbelievable. this was one of my favorite venues ever.
and by "venue" i mean small bar... very small bar
3 extremely great musicians = one extraordinarily ass kickin band !
Wow! Awesome early clip. Thank you for uploading.
Killer! And look at all that hair!!
Big thanks for sharing this vid! Had some of the audio for years, so it's nice to see this.
I dug your shit. Didn't know y'all so young.
Tight
So sick! Saw them a few times in Vail Colorado back in the mid to late 90’s
Chubb Sub yowza!!
Great find.
- Set I/II mix + Interviews -
@00:00 - 'Announcer Intro'*
@00:50 - Syeeda's Song Flute//+
@03:23 - 'Interviews'
@05:24 - Chubb Sub
@17:41 - 'Interview'
@19:04 - Friday Afternoon In the Universe^
@27:19 - Hermeto's Day Dream
@36:47 - 'Interview'
@37:39 - Wiggly's Way
@43:59 - 'Announcer Outro'
@44:16 - 'Interview'%
@44:46 - Moti Mo//$
* Syeeda's is playing under the introduction then the image fades over to the band in progress
+ fades out as the song is cut short by interviews
^ titled "Hermeto's Daydream" on screen during the video
% Moti Mo is playing under the announcer then the image fades over to the band in progress
$ fades out as the song is cut short by the video ending
NOTE: This is basically a local TV station's "special" on the out-of-town "jazz" group visiting Lucille's.
.. there's some additional audio available on our site:
theshackproject.com/the-shack-stream/1993-09-12/
14:40 to 15:10 --- pure ecstasy.
MMW best band on the scene in the 90’s.
OMG, shaggy haired Medeski is blowing my mind.
hahahahah I didn't know he had hair. To think about it, it's quite obvious he had to had it sometime before.
his hair couldn't take the funk, so it left.
Yeahyeahyeah.Yowzah!
oh my Jesus
Holy fuck Chubb Sub
What is the song in the very beginning intro of the program?
bundleofjoy syeeda’s song flute
Medeski Martin & Wood
Lucille's, Knoxville, TN
Sunday, September 12, 1993
theshackproject.com/the-shack-stream/1993-09-12/
Source: Local TV broadcast
th-cam.com/video/tC8_Dve4E5k/w-d-xo.html
- Set I/II mix + Interviews -
@00:00 - 'Announcer Intro'*
@00:50 - Syeeda's Song Flute//+
@03:23 - 'Interviews'
@05:24 - Chubb Sub
@17:41 - 'Interview'
@19:04 - Friday Afternoon In the Universe^
@27:19 - Hermeto's Day Dream
@36:47 - 'Interview'
@37:39 - Wiggly's Way
@43:59 - 'Announcer Outro'
@44:16 - 'Interview'%
@44:46 - Moti Mo//$
* Syeeda's is playing under the introduction then the image fades over to the band in progress
+ fades out as the song is cut short by interviews
^ titled "Hermeto's Daydream" on screen during the video
% Moti Mo is playing under the announcer then the image fades over to the band in progress
$ fades out as the song is cut short by the video ending
NOTE: This is basically a local TV station's "special" on the out-of-town "jazz" group visiting Lucille's.
... there's some additional audio available on our site.
Soooooo 90s... But what happened to the end?
What organ is he playing on?
Yas
queria ouvir todas musicas desta banda
This was happening at the same time as Earthworm Jim.
I like the harpsichord,
Anyone seen any good, young jazz bands come on the seen in a long while?
Speedy badbadnotgood
royal jelly jive
Butcher Brown!!