Fun listening to it as well, heh. So easy for the young people hooked on metal riffs, but this, THIS is music... even restricted to A it a great example of how its done! love it,
That was brilliant...and a reminder of just what a guitar hack I am. I'd blame it on the strokes I had that made playing impossible for years, but I wasn't this good before them...still...the strokes...ha ha ha..
Limitation produces inspiration. Incredible dynamics and listening to each other. I have never seen a more beautiful soloing of two ppl. The drummer matches perfectly - he is a true musician. I am incredibly impressed and satisfied and thankful for this experience!
He changed right along with them. It's not just the rhythm you play as a drummer but making sure you don't shut off other rhythms so the guitarist and drummer can funk around!
@@DanFernandesBenficaSaintReplying to this very late, but responding to other plays is a skill most good musicians possess. I really don't know why you would think that had to be rehearsed.
I love how Paul Gilbert has continued growing as a musician over the years - okay, he might have become known for his 80s and 90s high octane shred, but he's clearly got some real love of the blues with his uncle and recently been trying to grow his vocabulary, it's great to see. You never stop learning.
When I was a snot nosed kid about 7 years ago, I was helping an older director friend of mine shoot a music video for Mr Big called "this time around". I mostly set up lighting and did playback, I met Paul and there and he was a really awesome guy, very professional and courteous. Then I forgot about him and after stumbling through youtube at 1 in the morning he's here and he looked familiar and then i realized how i recognized him. 1. this is awesome. 2. nostalgia 3. i'm sure no one cares. 4. goodbye
Duncan Lmfaoo! That is hilarious. Funny thing is thats actually a technique that's taught to make smooth transitions. You want one lick to be like its asking a question and the next one to.be the answer.
Dcn I am from kerala india. In carnatic music there is a musical session called "jugalbandi". This questioning is between instruments. Have you people listen to that?
Any musicians watching this who have jammed with other musicians can likely relate to that lovely, delicious feeling when you and another musician(s) engage in communication that has nothing to do with words and yet can cause both of you to suddenly smile. That's the joy of music, I think.
The people who say Paul Gilbert is a mindless shredder who only plays patterns need to watch this video. Also, I don't know why, but Nathan East's playing puts a smile on my face.
I loved the drummer's performance as well as the improvisation in general, but what I've grown to love is the section beginning at 5:56, specially with the chorus added to the guitar. Man, that sounds lovely.
***** It's not about not being ABLE to do it. It is about choosing NOT to do it right there. Just laying back and following the groove, and not try to steal the show. I think that is very humbling, for a player of Paul Gilbert's caliber.
Edouard Gahini i don't know him personally, but every time, every video where i saw him he seemed like a super nice and fun guy, so it isn't really surprising =)
Marcus Vinicius Years ago, I used to borrow a guitar-playing colleague's magazine where he had a regular column (can't remember which), but despite not being a player, I just loved his sense of humour.
People who've only heard a little Gilbert think of him as a mindless shredder...nothing could be further from the truth. He's one of the best players in the world and videos like this show why. The best musicians have tons of ability - tools - and the sense to know when to use what tool. Gilbert has a full toolset and is expert about knowing when to use them. Ditto for East. Great video, thanks to all for the lesson.
I could listen to this for hours. The pocket drumming is perfect. Both Paul and Nathan took it easy for parts and then made it nice and spicy for others. Excellent.
This is improv at its best, the call and response lol it literally feels like a conversation! PG one of the best ever and Nate East a great bass player in his own right. What a pleasure :)
The part that starts at 4:30 til 4:38 is absolute perfect symmetry..I listened to that one part at least 70 times last night...bout to hear it again when I'm done typing.
"Dad, why is my sister named Rose?" "Because your mother loves roses," says his father. "Thanks, dad." "No problem, Nathan East & Paul Gilbert: "One Chord Challenge" at ArtistWorks
This was SO amazing! It's apparent that you understand your instruments as you can have a "conversation" back and forth with them and find the same flow. I really miss that kind of jam with my friends.. Thanks for the upload though, I loved this!
Hey ArtistWorks, I don't know if you're reading this but I once had uploaded your videos on my channel when I was like 12, and I stopped using that channel. I didn't know anything about all this and was really into editing videos and made unnecessary edits, uploading any good video I could find to get views. I never got to apologize, so I'm deeply sorry, and thank you for providing such amazing content.
Everyone's talking about the drummer but is anyone else astonished at how well the Paul's crunch tone and Nathan's bass mix? Their tones complete each other!
Not just an exceptional instrumentalist, but an exceptional musician has the ability to harness another player's ideas to create their own. Incorporating motifs in rhythm, tonality, dynamics, style, from the people you're playing with. To me, that's the measure of an extraordinary musician. Knowing when to give and when to take, when to complement and to contrast. It's an enormous set of variables transformed into one coherent mind shared by the players.
I love Nathan East's bass playing! So great. And I also like the drummer and the guitarist. I will take this idea and have an evening with our drummer and guitarist - just to jam around. Normally we're just rehearsing songs for the band - but I can remember decades ago, where I just "played for fun." And this reminds me to just do this again. Thanks to all guys involved in this video, great job!
One of my favorite parts of the video is where Nathan goes "and then of course we would trade off.." and Paul is like "say no more!" immediately starts throwing out a lick
Holy cow...did anyone even notice how good the drummer is? a lot of time it's atually the drummer leading the jam.. did anyone notice that the way the drummer plays his fill sounds like he knew what the bassist is gonna play...
Patrick Mao sign of an excellent drummer, knowing how to compliment the other musicians rather than just beat the crap out of the drum kit and add drum fills every 5 seconds (cough cough Lars Ulrich)
Well they were all filling in the most obvious place in 4/4 time signature and 4 bar patterns so it's not that hard :D I mean he totally did well but I wouldn't call it magic though.
beautifully conversational. Great idea to keep it on one chord to highlight how to trade licks and explore different motifs, textures and volume. Two of may favorite players proving why they are so incredibly talented. Thank you for the lesson!!
its been years since i saw this. watching this till this day because when i watch this, man i get lost.. all my problem goes away when i see them both. and damn that drummer can play! nice chops!!
Nathan, just want to say you are an inspiration man! I'm a guitar player but your bass rocks! Love your work with Eric Clapton... you the man! Your skills are unique and awesome! Cheers and thanks for sharing your art!
"Showbiz Kids" by Steely Dan. D minor the whole time, instruments leaping around and improvving off one another, individual dissonances making it sound briefly like the chord is going to change, but it never has to and never does. Great song.
I can listen to Nathan play all the time. Love his tone, dynamics, and creativity. He's one of the musicians I follow because I know I won't be disappointed by whatever track he is playing on, no matter the artist.
you guys are missing the point... they simple major and minor phrases (not progression as Agent put it) put together in a way that fit perfectly. I hope you go back to the basics of pollutens :/ might need a reality check
Max Malmgren I was refering to the phrasing at 2:11, its pretty standard major/minor mixing, achievable after 2 years of guitar playing maybe? Mind blowing phrases as meant above by you require much more that just mixing 2 scales. They need something special, which im sorry these licks and phrasing that are here lack. But anyway im just discussing music not being an idiot :D
Nathan is brilliant....keeping up with Paul and teaching him a few inspiring licks along the way....the drummer is the canvas and knows exactly what to do....MVP
I enjoy watching this stuff a lot! You can feel they're having a blast jamming. This is what I enjoy about music, when musician themselves enjoy performing.
that's almost what it is. The art of improvisation basically requires that you become so knowledgeable and fluent with music theory and with your instrument that you can formulate licks and phrasing as spontaneously as you would formulate sentences in your spoken language.
What a true spectacle. Each one is able to mimic each others fills by only hearing it once among other amazing things. Every one of those bass fills was just so original and technical. Amazing video.
OMG… couldn’t stop listening to this performance jam! Where can I pay for my ticket?! Such a feast ! Thanks guys … this is what making music is all about!
We had so much FUN!! Strictly off the cuff... : )
Fun listening to it as well, heh. So easy for the young people hooked on metal riffs, but this, THIS is music... even restricted to A it a great example of how its done! love it,
I came here for Paul Gilbert but you totally blew me away, amazing stuff sir.
It showed. One of my favorite vids. I watch it ever time I stumble upon it.
That was brilliant...and a reminder of just what a guitar hack I am. I'd blame it on the strokes I had that made playing impossible for years, but I wasn't this good before them...still...the strokes...ha ha ha..
Very nice!
The drummer did his job so perfectly
had this same thought at the end of the video... "oh shit, there was a drummer matching them the whole time!"
Yes, he plays so nice in the pocket. :) Great comment
And what's most important, NO CHOPS
well, he is not Lars Ulrich so....
Seno 251 kinda sounds like him actually.
The drummer is brilliant he glues the two sounds together so well you don't even realise he joined in
That's what the best drummers do. Excellent point.
Sooo good
Or the other way around I noticed immediately when he came in but it’s because that’s when their noodling started sounding like a song
the drummer ability is so fantastic because hes humble hahahahaha he do his job and not over playing.
Yup especially at 03:47
10/10 would go to a 90 minute show with these guys playing in A and walk away happy.
+Alf Torp what a happy ending they'll do :D
Hell yeah haha
Limitation produces inspiration. Incredible dynamics and listening to each other. I have never seen a more beautiful soloing of two ppl. The drummer matches perfectly - he is a true musician. I am incredibly impressed and satisfied and thankful for this experience!
They would walk away happy too
I guess you could say they would definitely bring their A-game...
Drummer did so much more than you’d think if you weren’t paying attention to it! This trio is actually *really* special
ayyy nice pfp. u still play destiny??
He changed right along with them. It's not just the rhythm you play as a drummer but making sure you don't shut off other rhythms so the guitarist and drummer can funk around!
@@razelighter2010 ha! Yeah I just played Trials just now 😆 always love randomly running into Destiny players, cheers man!
@@dannyrivers3922 yeah good call, he was locked right in with the both of them!
3:46 Love how the drummer picked up on Nathan playing chords with that fill
Realy!
Most certainly not rehearsed 😂😂😂 moron
There's great musicianship here. The drumming is PERFECT.
3:19 he did that too
@@DanFernandesBenficaSaintReplying to this very late, but responding to other plays is a skill most good musicians possess. I really don't know why you would think that had to be rehearsed.
I love how Paul Gilbert has continued growing as a musician over the years - okay, he might have become known for his 80s and 90s high octane shred, but he's clearly got some real love of the blues with his uncle and recently been trying to grow his vocabulary, it's great to see. You never stop learning.
With his uncle?
@@LostSpringBand Jimi Kidd is Paul's uncle, you can look for Raw Blues Power
@@GabrieleBoscaratto DONE! Many thanks!
He really is a treasure to the guitar playing community - and I say that as a humble observer
I had the same thought.
Drummer is like a mum letting her kids have fun but keeping them in line too :)
Well said
I absolutely love watching Nathan East play bass. He's so no frills, humble and tremendously talented. A true Gentleman of a musician
Agreeee
underrated drummer... no one's talking about him..
+Saksham Arya It's only because he's nothing special
+Huggy Willy its not about being special....it needs certain skill to pull of the impromptu beats
+Saksham Arya he's literally just playing the same basic 4/4 beat for the whole video.
yeah but not in this case hahaha
Ay! Not very impromptu at all really..
This was a sick jam to have playing in the background, I could listen to music like this all day.
It's awesome, it isn't the classic jam with notes at 210 bpm, it's a jam with a lot of groove, very nice
The chemistry between these 3 is musical perfection.
All three of them are such amazing musicians!
You look like the bassist from the band avatar
The drummer just perfectly play his rhythm!
absolutely perfect dynamic
well done!!!
The perfect example of how universal music is. Not a word spoken but they were able to communicate with each other and be completely in sync.
paul gilbert's grin, the sheer joy of making groovy music, makes this whole thing so much better! two great players, one great chord
When I was a snot nosed kid about 7 years ago, I was helping an older director friend of mine shoot a music video for Mr Big called "this time around". I mostly set up lighting and did playback, I met Paul and there and he was a really awesome guy, very professional and courteous. Then I forgot about him and after stumbling through youtube at 1 in the morning he's here and he looked familiar and then i realized how i recognized him. 1. this is awesome. 2. nostalgia 3. i'm sure no one cares. 4. goodbye
When I die this is where I want to go. To the never ending jam in the sky. Preferably in A
I used to say that.. now I like G7. :)
Mumen Rider, Bicyclist for Justice well we haven’t learned the g7 yet sooooo
@@zgjfinance2796 If you know A, you know them all. :)
In Gsus ;)
@@agustinares930 literally not a key. but ok.
Lol it sounds like the guitar is asking the bass questions.
"Do dodo doo doodo dood odo DOoOOOoO?"
"Yup. Do do dodo dodood diddly doo doo."
Duncan Lmfaoo! That is hilarious. Funny thing is thats actually a technique that's taught to make smooth transitions. You want one lick to be like its asking a question and the next one to.be the answer.
It's called "call and response".
Yeah this was a stunning "Call and Response" lesson right here.
This video is priceless as a teaching tool man! Awesome
Definitely made my day xD hahaha
Dcn
I am from kerala india. In carnatic music there is a musical session called "jugalbandi". This questioning is between instruments. Have you people listen to that?
Any musicians watching this who have jammed with other musicians can likely relate to that lovely, delicious feeling when you and another musician(s) engage in communication that has nothing to do with words and yet can cause both of you to suddenly smile. That's the joy of music, I think.
Nathan East is an absolute killer. On top of all this he sings like a dove and delivers outstanding harmonies when called upon.
The people who say Paul Gilbert is a mindless shredder who only plays patterns need to watch this video.
Also, I don't know why, but Nathan East's playing puts a smile on my face.
One of the most not-boring things ive seen in a while.
Μι του!
I've never in my life seen a wonderful combination of two idiots like this.. You guys are the best
This jam made me smile! This is what a true jam session should be about! Two or more musicians sharing ideas and having the time of their lives!
Not just sharing ideas, but having a conversation with no words needed.
This bass player is top notch in harmonic choice, subtelty, legato and cool vibe.
Steve Morse really....are you the one.
You're right Steve he a mean as bass player
Sake Hump nathan east plays for a lot of people.. (stevie wonder, earth wind and fire, celine dion, etc.) he’s also on fourplay..
Sure, this bass player doesnt make million for nothing
@@johanneshutapea8081
Wow oh ~ really ?
Just spent seven minutes smiling.
mano a mano Same here.
mano a mano ditto
+mano a mano That's exactly what I did!
4:00 Crossroads bass riff.
Word.
I loved the drummer's performance as well as the improvisation in general, but what I've grown to love is the section beginning at 5:56, specially with the chorus added to the guitar. Man, that sounds lovely.
I had a smile on my face the whole time watching this!
Me too!
Jason Mears same
o my golly, me too
Ahahah me too!
Very nice stuff. Didn't know Paul Gilbert could get that funky. Beautiful playing by everyone.
is there anything PG cant do?
*****
It's not about not being ABLE to do it. It is about choosing NOT to do it right there. Just laying back and following the groove, and not try to steal the show. I think that is very humbling, for a player of Paul Gilbert's caliber.
Edouard Gahini i don't know him personally, but every time, every video where i saw him he seemed like a super nice and fun guy, so it isn't really surprising =)
Marcus Vinicius Years ago, I used to borrow a guitar-playing colleague's magazine where he had a regular column (can't remember which), but despite not being a player, I just loved his sense of humour.
People who've only heard a little Gilbert think of him as a mindless shredder...nothing could be further from the truth. He's one of the best players in the world and videos like this show why. The best musicians have tons of ability - tools - and the sense to know when to use what tool. Gilbert has a full toolset and is expert about knowing when to use them. Ditto for East. Great video, thanks to all for the lesson.
Paul’s guitar is the most perfect “signature” guitar ever made. It fits him like no other. I think it even looks like him.
I could listen to that all day long!
I Imagine This Would Be My Elevator Music On My Ride To Heaven.
3:59 , Crossroads riff...brilliant
There dynamics especially the drummer is unbelievable. It’s like a pre recorded sound. Damn masterpiece ❤️🇵🇭🙌🏻. Much love from Philippines
Great attitudes, great spirit, great musicianship, great listening.
I could listen to this for hours. The pocket drumming is perfect. Both Paul and Nathan took it easy for parts and then made it nice and spicy for others. Excellent.
Miss this kind of content before social media reels. This is so nostalgic
This is improv at its best, the call and response lol it literally feels like a conversation! PG one of the best ever and Nate East a great bass player in his own right. What a pleasure :)
This two guys jamming for 8 minutes in just one chord is better than 90% of the music in the last 10 years.
you said it man!!
so true!
wtf xDD
nobody fucks with the jesus.. or gilbert and east.
golden words!
The part that starts at 4:30 til 4:38 is absolute perfect symmetry..I listened to that one part at least 70 times last night...bout to hear it again when I'm done typing.
😂
Gotta give some love to that drummer, he held it steady while still adding some flavor.
I think Nathan knew that too hence the high 5 at the end. Yes top drummer
And he was barefoot!
i LOVE that "dear prudence" nod towards the end of this. that chord progression is so haunting.
"Dad, why is my sister named Rose?"
"Because your mother loves roses," says his father.
"Thanks, dad."
"No problem, Nathan East & Paul Gilbert: "One Chord Challenge" at ArtistWorks
I LOVE these LOL
Lol
HAHA
😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The algorithm did us right again
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Uncle al is my favorite uncle- he knows me the best
i would happily replace every video on the internet with this
Paul has been my hero for like 15 years. Both of your smiles and how much fun you're having is my favorite part.
This was SO amazing! It's apparent that you understand your instruments as you can have a "conversation" back and forth with them and find the same flow.
I really miss that kind of jam with my friends..
Thanks for the upload though, I loved this!
Hey ArtistWorks, I don't know if you're reading this but I once had uploaded your videos on my channel when I was like 12, and I stopped using that channel. I didn't know anything about all this and was really into editing videos and made unnecessary edits, uploading any good video I could find to get views. I never got to apologize, so I'm deeply sorry, and thank you for providing such amazing content.
Jesus their musical chemistry is strong here. I sincerely hope this wasn't the only time these guys jammed together
It's beautiful when two genuine musicians are just having fun
Every time I watch this I end up sittin' here just smiling.
Nathan, you' re the Master!!! I've seen you on October 5th, 1990, whith Clapton, in Buenos Aires, Argentina... You've blown my head away!!!
This is actually amazing.
It's because these two are amazing musicians.
LukeInside three
Brickgraims
Well, I don't know that drummer. He seems ok but is he as good as Paul and Nathan? Send me a link would you?
The chemistry is amazing in this session. Such awesome talent.
Everyone's talking about the drummer but is anyone else astonished at how well the Paul's crunch tone and Nathan's bass mix? Their tones complete each other!
I'm glad I clicked this video
me too.
Me too as well haha
I clicked by accident, and I'm glad I went with it
Me too. It is so relaxing and satisfying.
I love that "Drop the mic harmonic" at 5:28
Not just an exceptional instrumentalist, but an exceptional musician has the ability to harness another player's ideas to create their own. Incorporating motifs in rhythm, tonality, dynamics, style, from the people you're playing with. To me, that's the measure of an extraordinary musician. Knowing when to give and when to take, when to complement and to contrast. It's an enormous set of variables transformed into one coherent mind shared by the players.
this guy just make me wanna get into bass playing :)
Go for it! 👌🤙
One of my fav jams ever :). And I really love the drummer, he plays perfectly here and really changes the dynamics along with other players.
I love Nathan East's bass playing! So great. And I also like the drummer and the guitarist. I will take this idea and have an evening with our drummer and guitarist - just to jam around. Normally we're just rehearsing songs for the band - but I can remember decades ago, where I just "played for fun." And this reminds me to just do this again. Thanks to all guys involved in this video, great job!
One of my favorite parts of the video is where Nathan goes "and then of course we would trade off.." and Paul is like "say no more!" immediately starts throwing out a lick
Holy cow...did anyone even notice how good the drummer is? a lot of time it's atually the drummer leading the jam.. did anyone notice that the way the drummer plays his fill sounds like he knew what the bassist is gonna play...
Patrick Mao sign of an excellent drummer, knowing how to compliment the other musicians rather than just beat the crap out of the drum kit and add drum fills every 5 seconds (cough cough Lars Ulrich)
Well they were all filling in the most obvious place in 4/4 time signature and 4 bar patterns so it's not that hard :D I mean he totally did well but I wouldn't call it magic though.
Interesting how Nathan immediately spoke about dynamics before even talking about which notes he would use. Proper musician!
beautifully conversational. Great idea to keep it on one chord to highlight how to trade licks and explore different motifs, textures and volume. Two of may favorite players proving why they are so incredibly talented. Thank you for the lesson!!
This is an awesome video regarding phrasing, and just playing music in general
its been years since i saw this. watching this till this day because when i watch this, man i get lost.. all my problem goes away when i see them both. and damn that drummer can play! nice chops!!
Nathan, just want to say you are an inspiration man! I'm a guitar player but your bass rocks! Love your work with Eric Clapton... you the man! Your skills are unique and awesome! Cheers and thanks for sharing your art!
"Showbiz Kids" by Steely Dan. D minor the whole time, instruments leaping around and improvving off one another, individual dissonances making it sound briefly like the chord is going to change, but it never has to and never does. Great song.
I can listen to Nathan play all the time. Love his tone, dynamics, and creativity. He's one of the musicians I follow because I know I won't be disappointed by whatever track he is playing on, no matter the artist.
Every time when I watch this, I smile on my face without exception. that much brilliant.
Those first few phrases by Gilbert at 2:11 ...... Mind Blowing
really?
it's pretty standard blues progression
What makes it... is that he makes it sound mind blowing
Not that much man :\ Pretty standard
you guys are missing the point... they simple major and minor phrases (not progression as Agent put it) put together in a way that fit perfectly. I hope you go back to the basics of pollutens :/ might need a reality check
Max Malmgren I was refering to the phrasing at 2:11, its pretty standard major/minor mixing, achievable after 2 years of guitar playing maybe? Mind blowing phrases as meant above by you require much more that just mixing 2 scales. They need something special, which im sorry these licks and phrasing that are here lack. But anyway im just discussing music not being an idiot :D
Nathan is brilliant....keeping up with Paul and teaching him a few inspiring licks along the way....the drummer is the canvas and knows exactly what to do....MVP
This is heaven on TH-cam.
Mr. East is pretty damn good. To improvise like that and hit all the right notes at the same time take some talent!
Living legends... They made it look so easy. Fact is... it’s not easy at all. Nathan East always smile when he’s playing, he’s the maestro.
I’m motivated to start practicing now!!
Watching and listening to great musicians jam like that is always entertaining!!! And never boring!!!
That was some fine jam. Music is one of the best things in this whole wide world.
Paul floated through town on a Tuesday night in 2019, only a tiny crowd, but totally memorable, one of the last I saw before the pandemic. Glad I did.
I enjoy watching this stuff a lot! You can feel they're having a blast jamming. This is what I enjoy about music, when musician themselves enjoy performing.
I absolutely love both of these guys, and this was pure heaven. The bass solos were so god damn soothing.
My first Jazz concert was Rit 1 at The Golden Bear in 80 and Nate was playing bass. One cool dude! So very cool to see him jamming with Gilbert!
Great video Nathan East! You can do a lot with one chord!
Trop bon j'adore
Its like they're having a conversation but with notes instead of words
It's called "call and response" for that reason 😉
watch crossroads lol
that's almost what it is. The art of improvisation basically requires that you become so knowledgeable and fluent with music theory and with your instrument that you can formulate licks and phrasing as spontaneously as you would formulate sentences in your spoken language.
So poetic..
@@donniebrook9900 ф
The sound of the open A string on the bass in between is delightful and subtle.
I was paralyzed 7 minutes watching the awesomeness.
Managed to do all the licks while using my air guitar, even the drum beats!
I haven't seen such beautifully crafted improv in a very long time...
Nathan's bass skills are legendary. Awesome to hear Paul play something a little more sedate from his shredding.
What a great moment, I love the way all of them blend in together. I am a bass head and got impressed of what you can do with your bass 🎸
This is timeless. Come back in 20 years and the river is still gently flowing 🙂
What a true spectacle. Each one is able to mimic each others fills by only hearing it once among other amazing things. Every one of those bass fills was just so original and technical. Amazing video.
Now THAT is a proper jam sesh. Good work gentlemen!
Year after year this video keeps popping and it is always as good as the first time!
Love how the jam ended with a Dear Prudence vibe. So sweet.
exactly!
"Dear Prudence" mixed with "Lucy in The Sky with Diamonds."
Could listen to A all day! Props to Drummer sitin in the pocket.
+Sim o Great comment, fully agreed :)!
+Sim o spot on the percussion is flawless and right on point!
OMG… couldn’t stop listening to this performance jam! Where can I pay for my ticket?! Such a feast ! Thanks guys … this is what making music is all about!
I could listen to this all day
Still one of my favourite youtube videos ever. A goldmine of licks, interplay and inspiration
That drummer is amazing!
About 3 minutes in is amazing- both are feeling it and totally locked in 🤘🏻 Super rad, love watching Paul play bc he always has a great time
3:59 Crossroads by Clapton. And they end with 'Dear Prudence'. Nice.