Phil Keaggy, Tony Levin, Jerry Marotta - live in Wayne, NJ 2007 (Bucket List Jams)
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- This concert was the "genesis" of the Bucket List album I recorded with Phil Keaggy and Tony Levin. Tony and I joined Phil for a night of pure improv at a church in New Jersey. You'll hear snippets of familiar songs woven throughout the performance. This was the first time we met and first time we jammed, no rehearsing, just three guys making music.
We later jammed for hours in my basement studio, Jersville, and years later Phil put those jams together and The Bucket List was born.
Phil Keaggy- Guitar
Tony Levin- Bass, Chapman Stick
Jerry Marotta- Drums, Percussion
Recorded at Calvary Temple
Wayne, New Jersey
January 12, 2007
The Bucket List is available at...
Bandcamp: keaggylevinmarotta.bandcamp.com
Spotify: open.spotify.com/album/6RDRsz...
iTunes: / the-bucket-list - เพลง
Also, I appreciate how PK can adapt to just about any type of accompaniment he is presented with. He is the guitarist's guitarist. Saw Tony with King Crimson in the 80]s with King Crimson and again in the 2010's Such a great bassist. Thank you all who posted this.
I love how Marotta is like 'we doing the pink panther? we're really doing this? Ok...."
Well, I just checked - there is no chartreuse panther ... 🤷🏼♂️
We have heard and now do agree, that little ole ' Keag-Meister ' did indeed ask the Spirit
to 'Play Thru Me' and He did play thru him ! Listen to that album 'Play Thru Me' and the
many other fab albums that this here little God gifted guitar player has managed to put
forth over his entire lifetime ...
This is some boss level musicianship.
Oh yeah :-) So much taste and skill on one single stage! Do yourself a favor and listen to the whole thing… wow. So good. You’ll wish there was more. 👍
Mind blowing marvelous
Just on another level.🤩
How brilliant, made my day. Three greats at once unbelievable. ❤❤
That is the best pink panther I’ve ever heard. Only Phil. Can’t believe they kept going.
'tis nice to see Tony and Jerry playing together again. They were a great rhythm section of the early Peter Gabriel albums
👍👍
Magic combination.
Instrumental music can expand beyond language barriers, as it is from God. I have seen Phil and Tony at several venues separate and wish I could have seen this one together. As a bass player I really appreciate this. But, more so, I am a follower of Jesus Christ and He is my Rock and my Strong Place. Ask me how I know.
How do you know?
Phil, Tony and Jerry.. Wow this is the best.
Wish I had been there.
This makes me happy on so many levels, these 3 gifted musicians improvising together. The jam around PG's "don't give up" was so good.
Oh my gosh, what's Phil doing with Tony Levin and Jerry? Amazing and very cool! ♫♪ (Thanks JM)
They have an album together.
Love these moments ….. So Special …
had a hard day. really bad day to be honest . but this here at the end of it all is a lift me up. thanks for this.
Oh, my goodness. How have I not seen this before? Astounding, inspiring, and jaw-dropping.
same with me a hidden gem
Man nothing like playin on the edge!
Tony looks like a giant. Can’t wait to see him in Clearwater on July 22nd on the King Crimson tour.
Just found this, thanks for posting man.
Mike Pachelli's channel brought me here with his new release with Phil. Wow this was some seriously tasteful jamming. Nice job all.
Wow, looks like Phil got another Parker Fly. I was surprised when he sold his black one. I hope to see a show of his when I’m back in the States.
Wauu fantastic
Jerry you’ve got a dictionary of chops man! Love your drumming! Phil had told me about you guys & I’d heard the bucket list, but this is the first time I’ve seen you guys LIVE on stage. Once Phil’s shoulder heals up & you guys ever get together anywhere in the South I’m there! Thanks for posting this. 🙏🏻❤️⚡️
Lot of years playing went into that performance. Squeezing the juice out of countless hours at the craft. Thankyou for what you guys bring.
Coolest church band of all time.
I about lost my shit when I saw Jerry rattling a Garden Weasel! Great video and definitely subscribed!
love it!!
OH MY DEAR GOD!!!!!!!!!! Phil AND Tony?????!!!!!! OMG!!!!!!!!!
You two! I just came across this. I was just thinking last week that a great combo would be you two!
Love ya guys. P.S. Thanks for all the sore fingertips. Those strings bite. You both got me started. Oh, shoot. I'm talking like a "fan". Shutting up now.
3:43 for the Garden Weasel #1
Still a fan from some long ago.
Top notch!!!! Thank you!!!
Sooooo good. Magic. Thank you!
Don't give up!
I am no expert, but I bet you guys would win The Battle of the Bands
Love that Yamaha kit....it sounds great. Awesome performance too!
Yesssss! this is fantastic 😊You three guys have been a big musical influence on me in all the different bands and incarnations that you continue to do. Thank you Jerry for sharing this.
Great jam. Thanks for sharing it with us
The bassist is great- in another place
That's Tony Levin
super
This was absolutely amazing!! You guys make a great band! I'm sure the audience enjoyed the show as much as me! Great job :):)
Anyone know what that cool drum set Jerry's using is? Three of my musical hero's jamming together. What a treat. Thanks Jerry for posting this.
Yamaha hip gig Kit
@@jerrymarottadrums thank you very much for the quick response. It looks like great travel kit. Hence the name,duh. Of course with any instrument it is who is behind it that makes it sound great and yours certainly did. Love the variety of techniques you were using . Was that a Garden Weasel.:) Only you Mr. Marotta would think of that. Still think Security is one of the best albums of all time and the musicianship was out of this world. Thanks again
Okay, so I was at this concert and I must sadly admit that I didn't know the bassist or drummer by name or sight, though I was familiar with their music via Peter Gabriel albums. Of course, I was amazed by the incredible virtuosity displayed--especially since I had thought it was going to be a "Phil only" concert with his looping machine. But a question for anyone else who was there too: Didn't Phil say something at the beginning like he had run into the other two guys at a GAS STATION and brought them to the concert? His comment was probably tongue-in-cheek, but how DID it actually come about that (as Jerry writes above) it "was the first time we met and first time we jammed"? Anyone know? Very curious now! :->
Ĥow did thus come about? Love to hear the back story
Glass harp ypungstown
Is there a name for the last song?
forget more cowbell. we need more garden weasel
Tony Levin festival prog'sud @
My name is José Jimenez
How about woody wed pekar
All sounding great but they aren’t really attempting to play as a unit with the drummer He’s having to follow them for the most part. If that’s the intention, fine but Marrotta is own his own island here.