Julian Lage - I'll Be Seeing You (Live in Los Angeles)
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- čas přidán 6. 12. 2016
- Julian Lage, Kenny Wollesen and Scott Colley perform "I'll Be Seeing You" at the Blue Whale on 6/4/16.
Julian's Live In Los Angeles EP is available now: smarturl.it/JulianLiveinLA
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Directed by Alex Chaloff.
Julian Lage's ARCLIGHT is available today.
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The bass player is a magician. He plays bass and sits in the audience at the same time...
I'm glad I'm not the only one to notice this. This guy is the glue of the trio.
This rhythm section played in Bill Frisell's trios. Both Bill and Julian studied at Berklee College of Music in Boston.
@@manabozho wow amazing my ears knew I had heard them before!
Casual bilocation. Nothing to see here.
As well manages to have facial hair and also be clean-shaven at the same time
It's so heartening to see that 1.5 million people have watched a video of three people playing a song written in 1938 in what looks like a parking garage, wearing casual Friday clothes and mostly just looking at each other or their instruments. There's nothing wrong with show-biz, but it's great that we can experience this kind of thing as well.
I mean, to be fair, the guy's quite handsome as well, so...
Thanks...you couldn't have said it better'!
Agree!!
We are part of a select few with a sexy palate for good music hahah
What more do you need right?
I had a Skype lesson with a Julian today. I saw that he was offering private lessons on his Instagram and jumped on it. Nicest guy ever.
At the end of the lesson I asked about this intro. I asked if it was completely improvised. Really, I knew the answer was yes, bc I've seen him do this intro about 5 times and every time it's completely different. But part of my brain had to believe that some of it was pre written, I just couldn't believe something that rich and complex could be completely improvised on the spot.
He just laughed and said it was all improvised. He talked about improvising compositions. How he would literally practice improvising like this, just his guitar, no accompaniment, for 40 minutes straight without stopping. He said Keith Jarret did that a lot in concert.
Incredible stuff.
Haha thank you for this comment. I can only imagine how much knowledge he imparted with that lesson! The man is incredible.
Probably a good time to get a lesson with him trough the internet cause of the current situation..
Arpeggios?
J.H. Leonard he uses those
If you're not familiar with Jarrett's solo concerts you need to check them out urgently. Especially th Sunbear Concert collection
That intro is like an improvised 21st century jazz version of Bach
Apparently Bach did a lot of live improvising, we just obviously don't have a record of it. Unsurprisingly many of the structural patterns found in Bach are reflected in 'changes' of choice for jazz improv(see autumn leaves).
I am a violinist.. First time listening to this guy.. I thought he was playing some bach piece
Arpégio and triad... never disapointed 😉
Agree
I LOVE this comment. Just saying…
Jazz is still alive
I agree, i just wish the audience could reflect this life. This is nothing new though. Jazz audiences have been snooty for years. He looks like he's high on life playing to a room full of people trying to solve a math equation.
I saw him live with the trio and couldn’t stop moving my head opening my mouth and making all kind of funny faces without caring, because, how can you care what your body is doing when you are witnessing a miracle
will never die :)
I won't like the comment cause it's in the number 251 as of rn
Especially on the internet, jazz fans are doing well!
the dude under julian's left arm is my spirit animal
His faces are my exact faces lol
I can read his thoughts, because I'm having the same ones. How the? What? Why do I call myself a guitar player again?
It’s a crime I can only like this one time, but watch it so often.
That little Fender Champ is pushed to its limit. It sounds so good. Great performance.
Actually he sets it on 3 😂😂😂
This concert feels like it's unfolding in some Utopian society.
lazyGhost I love it!!!!
where free thought is suppressed by free jazz
white people playing jazz of all things for a room of mostly white people, utopia, unity, what
You mean in a room of people who chose to go there.
I see black, latin and asian people in the room
There are tons of technically brilliant guitarists around but very few who are so deeply musical.
and he's not one of them
Like that dopey kid with the neck tattoos and unbrushed hair.
@@Tasmanaut name some, then.
@@fermisurface2616haha best Tim Henson description
I couldn’t agree more. When I heard him ripping that major seventh arpeggio over and over and modifying it ever so slightly every time in this intro, it felt like an awakening of some sort, like my eyes were opened for the first time seeing color. I genuinely thought it was meticulously written out and practiced beforehand, but realizing this was improvised adds a whole other jaw dropping element to the equation. Writing something like this seems more believable than improvising it. The structure, the flow, the storytelling going on, it’s something I could never dream of, let alone pull out of my ass on the spot. It feels alien. Nobody can whip out something so melodic and musically complex on the spot. He riffs on the melody so well it feels like it’s part of the tune, and he really nails the essence of tunes down to a t. He goes out to the andromeda galaxy with the tune while still keeping the soul and spiritual core of the tune the same. He speaks the jazz language and understands jazz better than almost anyone alive today. He blows my mind every time I hear him play
His tone.. its like I can hear the wood. So pure.
This guy is a monster. His use of dynamics is masterful!
Best use of dynamics in a long time ✨🙌💯
if pixar made a movie about a musicians journey to find the soul of sound. this song would be the moment in which said man finds what he is looking for.
It's kinda like the ending of Whiplash
It'll most likely be some pop song lol
actually he does look like the chef in Ratatouille...
the soul of sound is the sound of soul
Dayuum
one of the best things about his performances is that you can actually tell he's having so much fun. it's contagious really
He might be having fun but that doesn’t mean he sounds good on this tune.
@@vbassone what a loser.
@@vbassoneplease, enlighten us as to why you think he didn’t sound good here?
I've ALREADY ENLIGHTENED you. WISEGUY...... Go figure it out. If you really want to hear the greatest jazz guitarist of this era, and actually many eras, go listen to Kurt Rosenwinkel.....That's a whole other league....@@obsoletecd-rom
Yes! Kenny Wollesen and Scott Colley, too, I suppose 😎
I just realised he might be my favourite guitarist and musician of all time
I took my lunch hour in Manhattan and headed down to a guitar shop today in the village to try a Collings guitar bc I’d seen Julian playing them and was curious. I go to open the door and who pops out of the shop. Julian!! Nicest guy. Just chatted briefly, told him what a fan I was. Whish I’d caught him playing inside!
Collings guitars are amazing.. pick me up a junior DC
Dio can vecio
That is so awesome. Now he has two signature models with Collings!
My first exposure to this artist... won't be my last.
Please don't expose yourself to Mr. Lage.
Wear a trench coat for maximum effect
Move over Eddie Van Halen!! I ve found a new guitar hero! This man is all about beautiful phrasing and exquisite chordal changes. It's so melodic and tasteful!!
I just seen them perform live. I can’t believe how above anything I can think of they are, like they literally belong to music heaven... and I’m a sucker for rock and electronica. I feel like I just seen Mozart, Bach and Liszt... I’m speechless. My standards have been smashed, blown, disintegrated.
The CZcams recommendations algorithm makes wonders
I must admit that this dirty kind-of-rock sound coming from his tele in a jazz context is a thing to me!
Lorenzo Del Re Me too!
It brings us back to the beginnings of electric jazz guitar too. Towards the end of his (too short) life, Charlie Christian was experimenting with not-rock but not-clean overdriven sounds very close to what Julian is using here. I love it.
Yeah it sounds sooo good. Early electric guitar often has this tone because of the limitations of the gear at the time and has a similar quality (thinking specifically of George Barnes).
you're getting late mate!
Tweed Fender Champ? Strymon Flint for reverb.
I've watched what happens between 01:00 and 02:15 multiple times now and I still can't really wrap my head around that. I don't think there is any other guitar player alive today who can play that so cleanly.
This is one of the best live jazz performances I’ve ever seen. Mind. blown.
yup
Julian is one of the best guitar players of all time.
i love how well this is recorded/filmed/mixed
alonsoboulevard
Totally agree. It's amazing on headphones
Totally agree !!!!👍🏿👍🏿🔊🔊
Played
it is a true blessing
Not crazy about the overall EQ - too much mid high. I’ll try the 🎧 - not fair to judge from iPad speakers 😢
Wow Julian as always but.. Ladies and gents, that right there is Kenny Wolleson. One of the most underrated drummers in the solar system.
I'm really not into jazz or jazz drumming, but hey, the guy's playin with frikkin' Julian Lage. Since this is the case, how could he be underrated? Julian plays with him, that must be one hell of a recognition. IMHO ;)
I agree, Kenny takes me away. What a touch.
No question. A super supportive virtuoso who never steals the show
I think it would be really hard to play drums with Julian and he does it magically.
Anytime I’ve lacked inspiration as a guitarist I come back to this video and I start practicing right away
I super appreciate how perfectly Julian gives the Bass his space to sing.
I am a Julian simp, I can't stop watching this, I come here everyday.
I saw Julian play in Fall River, MA in December 2021. He literally changed my mind, he exploded my concept of taking time, of taking pauses, of not just shredding but being creative. He changed how I think about music. After 20 years of playing piano, I didn't expect that to ever happen. Thank you Julian for truly giving me a second birth of musical freedom.
HOT SPACE!
he is magic...do you enjoy bill frisell by chance Julian to me is like bill melodically with keith jarret or metheny like virtuosity. Where was he playing the narrows? From that area :) You catch yourself holding breath and then surprised all while playing such beautiful lines!
He plays a whole bunch of non-musical “shredding” guitarisms that are typical here. There are pauses, but there are a ehole bunch of nonsensical and unmusical displays of technique as well.
That you had to be reminded to take space and not to shred is a poor indicator of the health of music today.
@@vbassonemaybe you just don’t get it? Maybe you’ve written off a palette of music as “unmusical guitarisms” and forgot that the guitar is a unique instrument and sometimes it’s okay to do the guitar thing. Part of why I love Julian is that he loves guitar and isn’t trying to be a saxophone or piano player. Maybe you are too focused on harmony and not shape, texture and dynamic/attitude?
A minute of silence for the people who haven't found this 13 minute gem.
And after just a few videos, Mr. Lage finds himself among my favorite guitarists.
That guy in the background is still there, jamming out
But...where is his beer?
ITookYourName He dropped it in amazement
I bet he's baked.
I play guitar, and have for a long time, and I'm very OK at it, but I can't emphasize enough how incredible it is to see Julian Lage and Scott Colley play with this complexity without looking at their instruments. I try to play without looking all the time (an exercise in being fully engaged with what you you're playing rather than thinking about the physical exercise of playing) and it's not easy in the least.
I love jazz but many jazz players have traditionally had a very muffled tone which I don't find appealing. It's nice to see Lage using more varied guitar tones as well as playing with a tweed Champ and a telecaster. Sounds amazing.
Yeah the dark tone is nice at times. But it starts to lack warmth and happiness and joy
The Fender Telecaster is an outstanding guitar for jazz. Not to detract from Julian Lage.....Ed Bickert videos on CZcams are available. Also Tim Lurch.
Julian is awesome.
The tone, the dynamics, the touch, and the emotions put on 6 strings,,,
He is probably one of the finest guitarists alive today.
It's a privilege listening to his magical playing, free of charge on the Internet.
I feel like every time I listen to this, my ears get a little sharper, my eyes get a little brighter, and my heart gets a little bit more open. Julian, you make this world a markedly better place.
It's like Julian Lage's superpower is guitar.
I found myself clapping, then realized I was all alone. Incredible music!! Thank you!!!
Man, the tightrope walk with insanely well-executed almost baroque stuff swerving into dissonance and that little amp right on the edge of distortion; this guy's incredible...
I have watched it numerous times, and each time is mesmerizing. The 84 people who gave it a thumbs down must have musical tastes, the likes of which I am not familiar.
“Like” doesn’t even begin to describe what I’m feeling...
Bach with a Telecaster. Sublime.
Dandy Roll if you want some seriously bachy Bach with a tele, CZcams search Ted Greene Baroque improv. You will not be disappointed
It must feel crazy to watch your own concert while seating at the same time.
I just seen them perform live. I can’t believe how above anything I can think of they are, like they literally belong to music heaven... and I’m a sucker for rock and electronica.
I feel like I just seen Mozart or Bach, Liszt... I’m speechless. My standards have been smashed, blown, disintegrated.
Come here everyday to remind myself how cool and real jazz is.
This guy at 8:48 watching with mouth wide open, totally in awe :D
The sound of jazz, the beauty of life.
I think this is the most I've smiled at a live performance ever
Never heard anything like this guy. All that technique, all that harmonic complexity, it's all to serve an artistic end, never just to show off. He redefines the instrument. (The little Hard Days Night strum at 7:15 is worth the price of admission!)
That teley through a tweed champ is the ticket in the right hands for jazz
no shredding, only playing the right notes, that's what I love on this guy
Total shred Ala Julian.
Um… yeah…
julian lage is one of the most inspiring players I've ever heard
WOW! Not only is Julian Lage astounding, but the band just responds so well to his changes. You need to watch this a few times to see and hear what the bass and drums are doing too! Craftsmen all!
Yes I was wondering how the bass could follow these improvised changes.
THis is probably my favourite jazz guitar piece ever, and quite possibly the greatest solo ever.. the tone and sound of everything is immaculate.. bass great, fucking love the classy drumming and the wishy washes of those cymbals.. jesus fucking christ its insanely good.. floored..
I love how he breathes in between phrases, always a correct pause, master.
my soul are getting higher watching this
Thank you Rick Beato for putting a spotlight Julian..
My Tele led me here and what a discovery!
I wonder how many times I’ve watched this now.
Please oh please oh please offer this entire show in Blue Ray.
Yeah I'd pay for this in HQ.
The blood of the greatest guitarists of all time, from the most diverse of genres, runs through his veins with effortless grace and harmony, straight from the heart. He is the ultimate reincarnation, the chosen one who demonstrates the pure and infinite beauty of all music. Maximum respect and gratitude to Julian for all that he is.
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+ Lamma Bing: You've got a way with words. I think your right!
Lamma Bing unless you wanna be Bill Frisell
You missed your signature:
Your sweet mother.
EVERYTIME I watch this im inspired to play. Thanks jlage!!!
Julian doesn't seen to play for musicians, however if you are a musician or a big music fan, there is so much referential stuff...oh that's Bach, oh that's Monk, oh that's, Albert King, BB King, Hendrix, oh wait, that's a Mike Brecker lick!! Makes my head explode!! Delicious!
Such elegant playing
Sean Ashe didn't expect to see you here, man
Im dumbfounded. He's actually sparked my interest in Jazz
that tele picked julian lage as his instrument..the level of uniqueness coming from julian is just pqjeuqnalqnxhenqoz.. i have no idea how he comes up with those notes its amazing.. one of the best musician of today..
Heard him here first time. Feels like an awakening ... greaaaaaat! And on telly!!
Listening to Julian Gage is transformative, almost religious experience.
THIS is the future of jazz.... NOW. Players extraordinaire, beautiful production and presentation and immersed audience in the mix. BraV-Fn-O!
if you pause it at exactly 6:47 you can see the bassist magically on stage AND in the crowd at the same time. that's some serious talent.
I noticed. Separated at birth.
Every time I come back I'm just as awestruck as the first
I just watched this with my neighbour who is like familiy to me, and we got in a trance where we felt like we were in the room watching this performance, to me this is everything i want myself to be as an artist... music is a magical thing, maybe one of the most magical thing in all of life
I keep coming back.. Over and over again. I Love the dissonance. My favourite guitarist ❤️
Stunning virtuosity all around, man, that Tele sounds sooo good!!
Это потрясло мою сущность!!! Я много слушал прекрасной музыки, но эта Муза - Гениальна!!!!!!!! Спасибо, это пела не гитара, а душа - потрясающе чуткого человека!!!!!!!!!!
there are no words to express how good this is, the more i watch it the more amazed i am, and it´s been years. The tone, the easyness, the drums, bass... absolute masterpiece
Truly an unreal player. Plus the expression of the guy in the audience is priceless too. I guess that's what your face looks like when your mind is blown
Masterful brushwork...everyone present is ridiculously talented.
First time Ive ever enjoyed hearing guitar in jazz music
I don't believe I've ever seen anyone use dynamics as effectively as Julian Lage. That was masterful.
This looks like a scene out of an indie film.
grimmxsleeper Julian is the misunderstood musican who vowed to never play again after his friend died from a drug overdose. In this touching closing scene of the film Julian picks up a guitar and plays for the first time in years after the girl he loved left him
source of this?
mini moogle Pretty sure he's just entertaining the idea of the original comment lol
Quite sure 'Source of this' would be a great name for that movie.
Phimstone cut and print. We'll get Kirsten Dunst as the wife that leaves him, and it'll be directed by Michael Cera.
From his hands straight to my soul. Undeniable beauty.
Is this entire thing improv??? If so this has probably got to be the best improvisational guitarist ever if not maybe just the best guitarist ever, no questions asked. As well as the bassist and the drummer, it takes a lot of talent to be that smooth on command basically
I took a private lesson with him and asked him about this very intro. It’s 100% improvised. Insane
The quiet is the most treacherous landscape in music. Bravo! Thanks for the magic.
Zo much excitement!! This is heavier than a metal show. LOVE it.
he keeps getting better. he was already incredible when i saw him live 4 years ago
The dynamics of his playing is absolutely sublime. And the way he just reaches at the very end of a phrase for a soft high note is just so good.
I dont know that Ive ever heard a Tele sound like that. 😍
Holy crap! This is one of those musical moments I'll remember for the rest of my life. What inspired and inspiring playing!
That into though 🤯 I'm glad one of my guitar teachers showed me this guitarist.
GOSH, I hear SO much Elek Bacsik in his playing! Wonderful.
RIP Blue Whale. One of the finest clubs I've ever been to.
The faces Julian pulls are hilarious. He looks like he's having a lovely conversation with someone.
4:45 is my favorite. It's not often you actually get to see a genius go, "Hmmm, I wonder...what if I...."
hes talking with his guitar
This I can wrap even my limited musical understanding around. Familiar yet edgy and taking chances. I like.
God I can't stop listening to this
Still and every time it's just as pure
you can see it on the faces in the room, just pure hypnotism, I felt just the same when I saw him
My god.. what a landscaping playing!
Julian's music is pure joy and hapiness
Pretty much a perfect rendition of a classic. I was pleased to see Julian playing the exact same telecaster that I have had since 1971. You know when you see a friend or pick up one of your guitars and play it and you get to listen to it? How cool that is? It’s sort of like that for me listening to the song on this video. I also am very impressed by the fact that not even once did he bend a string. And if there was ever a guitar that was meant to play by bending the strings all over the place, it’s the telecaster. It’s exciting to listen to traditional jazz guitar music with very forward thinking and contemporary harmonic considerations and when is being played by Qatar, and a guitarist, that could blow everybody out of that room if they wanted to! And when he really starts to get going you can feel the sound of that guitar in your stomach, just like if you’re standing next to a 56 rock at 88 Oldsmobile, and it revs up. There’s nothing better than having lots of headroom with your volume and tone. This is the first time I’ve ever heard the showman play. Thanks for posting…
What kind of guitar is it exactly? I was hoping to get one. Thanks!
@@quinlanjordan1115a Fender Telecaster
@@corbysimpson9146 I meant what year….
Sometimes that rare moment is captured - that moment when it all comes together. What a journey this song is!
It is such a great experience to watch someone who is amazing at their talent enjoy taking part in the ritual of playing great live music..very beautiful
I would have given anything to have been in that room with those guys. I have never heard anything like this. Talented above and beyond anyone else. I'm floored!
A great example of instruments ... speaking together ... leaving space for each other in the conversation ...
I give up, this man literally was a master at the age of 8