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Jason Sakellariou
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John Scofield & Kurt Rosenwinkel - Season Creep
05/07/2012 live @ New Morning, Paris.
John Scofield, guitar
Kurt Rosenwinkel, guitar
Ben Street, bass
Bill Stewart, drums
John Scofield, guitar
Kurt Rosenwinkel, guitar
Ben Street, bass
Bill Stewart, drums
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John Scofield & Kurt Rosenwinkel - Slinky
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05/07/2012 live @ New Morning, Paris. The last minute had to be cut because of youtube's length limit. John Scofield, guitar Kurt Rosenwinkel, guitar Ben Street, bass Bill Stewart, drums
John Scofield & Kurt Rosenwinkel - Final Blues
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05/07/2012 live @ New Morning, Paris. John Scofield, guitar Kurt Rosenwinkel, guitar Ben Street, bass Bill Stewart, drums
Giant Steps - Duc des Lombards Jam Session
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10/12/2010 jam session at the Duc des Lombards in Paris.
The David Liebman Group - Lonely Woman
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Live at the Sunside in Paris on 06/12/2010.
The David Liebman Group plays Ornette Coleman
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Live at the Sunside in Paris on 06/12/2010. If anyone knows the name of the piece please post it.
8:05 ~ 8:24
This is fantastic! I don’t know they ever played together. Thanks for posting!
I think this illustrates well the differences in their approaches. Personally, I think Rosenwinkel is a great guitarist but I'm more into Scofield's solos. What Scofield has is something that the older great bop players had - like Sonny Rollins or a Joe Henderson - which is the ability to really dig in rhythmically, to leave some space and create a real interaction with the rest of the group that builds in intensity and tells a story - its like going on a journey. Kurt has these long beautiful lines but I've never gotten enough sense of contrast in his solos. Bill Stewart is a great drummer.
Everything you said. Everything. And I mean, both guitarists [literally ALL guitarists] rely on patterns they've learned or created and practiced and internalized and absorbed into their muscles - playing them as they are, chopping them up into fragments and rearranging them and so forth. These two are no exception. Somehow, Scos patterns and phrasing always sound more musical and definitely more soulful to me. A lot of it has to do with his tendency to play behind the beat. But he also isn't afraid to play phrases or choose tones that are not "jazz." He'll throw in a very bluesy bend or some chunky funk or mimic a pedal steel, he'll grind the string right at the bridge to make it almost cough, and he'll play a sweet line and then slide up a fret and play it again like a college kid learning to play "out." And it's always musical. When asked in an interview in the 80s how he felt about certain other kinds of music he said, "I think when you go around comparing music you lose the beauty of listening to any of it." It's a beautiful philosophy that really comes through in the music he creates. And I've tried to live my musical life following that rule. But, oh hell yeah, Imma compare Sco to another absolute genius like KW. Imma do that all day long.
Both kurt and John are legends…. But let’s also talk about how bill stewart is killing !
Bill Stewart is always killing!
sure man and it seem so easy to swing hard for him i love his drive..so powerfull
I think I know what’s the deal here. Sco got the soul. Kurt got the bop right. Really nice contrast between the 2 giants of jazz guitar. As said, very few can match scofield stature. Kurt does so very well. Sco looked really worried at times. Which I never saw him.
Bass player is kickin butt
Then in walks Sco……👌🏾
Bill is just NASTY.
Bill and Larry whooo
What about Scofield Acccelerandp Pick up right at the start of his Soli with the.Kickstart of his Drummet
How would it feel to.plau with John Scofield himself?
TURNAROUND is the tune title
never seen kurt nodding his head somuch, I can see he's really enjoying playing with one of his heroes
Sco is burning!🔥🔥🔥
Both masters! Lucky enough to have taken lessons with Sco and Master Classes with Kurt. Now if I can only channel half of what these guys are doing here!
Me gustan ambos , pero sin ser critico musical , me guustan ambos pero solos , gracias por compartir!
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This is a great video because my favourite guitarists are on the stage. Adlib played by John is also great!
that drummer be killing
C'est toujours un peu la bousculade les JAM SESSION !
I dont know why but i think of the movie breaking bad. Jessy and Heisenberg are kracking the limit of guitar and they propose their perfect job 0% of impurity lol
Sco is fucking sick! Not that rosenwinkel isn't.
Ladies and gentlemen, we have a new guitar sheriff in town and his name is Kurt Rosenwinkel........
John just had to get this one out...great solo!
it is like children with chocolates
anybody know if this tune has another name?
...yeah! , esa calva está cabrona !...agárrate Allan Holdsworth !!
kurt is great. fresh sound actuality
Turnaround - by Ornette
Dang, that was intense. I dig it.
I think Kurt is one of the really kicking jazz players ,he’s just got a never ending change of style
Their styles as simpatico, nice vibes. Love the Sco duo with Metheny too
I am sure this was great. Too bad about the horrible sound quality.
I am thankful that it was videotaped and that we have it to watch! Things aren’t always perfect but the music still comes out and that’s the most important thing. For that I am grateful that someone posted this! Thanks for posting!
So good!!!!
Sorry - I admire both of these musicians, but a monotonous jam over no valid musical structure is beyond boring.
Sorry - I admire both musicians, but a monotonous jam over no valid musical structure is beyond boring.
Just because its beyond your understanding, doesnt mean its boring
You obviously don’t know shit about music. Go back to the kiddie pool.
"No valid musical structure" 😂 dude listen to coltrane... This is modal jazz in 5/4
On entre dans les arcanes de la musique avec le mage Scofield qui visite des territoires encore inexplorés : Sco le pionnier !!!!!
holy shit,john is on fire
john scofield is one of the best musician in the world.
So is Kurt Rosenwinkel!
@Polako Polakovic No Not really?? You OBVIOUSLY don't know WTF you're talking about. YOU just don't understand or get what Kurt is playing!!!
@Polako Polakovic That is YOUR opinion, and YOU DON'T KNOW WTF YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT. We're done.
Sometimes you need to know when to stop.
Blake Cohen sometimes, you need to appreciate to keep going on.
Lovely!
Awesome Clip- I really enjoyed watching! Best wishes and keep up the great work, Max
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I like Kurt but I find him rhythmically very boring. Does he realize he always plays long eight note phrases?
+passerell it's his thing. It's not about rhythmic prowess, but much more about intense and complex melodic solutions and phrasing flow. You may like it or not, it's his thing.
+jazztom86 I love kurts playing on this. I feel that way about Bill Evans (piano). 2 solutions: if you play than don't play like him. If you listen dont listen to him. Kurt is outta sight 4 me. Rhythmically I love his approach to each their own.
At least he hits the right notes :)
I might say that about Kurt's solos if I could instantly reproduce anything he plays. Kurt is a scientist. Hell, he was still a kid when he got the gig with Gary Burton! I guess those boring lines are the reason people lined up around the block to hear him at his regular gig at smalls haha... I have nothing but respect for his music.
Chivi^: Title Track: "Past Present" -- just released Oct. 2015.
amazing sco made kurt laugh on stage at 0:55 Is the first i see kurt smiling!!!!!
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I introduced myself to Kurt at the Beacon after a Steely Dan show and he was a very warm, friendly, smiley guy. He's just intensely focused while playing.
woawww, he's on a trip to heaven
Sco seems definetly being influenced for playing a Tele lately. Rippin' it! Awesome! Mojo on the ROcKs!
Three cheers for John Scofield!!!!
Rosenwinkel @ 2:03-2:10, and 2:56-3:00. That,s how you play on the V chord of the blues. Kurt seems to take A LOT more risks.Unreal stuff.
impresssssssssssssssssssionante.
Bill Stewart destroyed everyone at the end