I switched to calling myself fusion to imply I intended those mistakes and call it spontaneous note selection. Sure dominant 7th, 8th, 9th whatever it takes. Lol
I agree! I had the pleasure of seeing Larry play in Boston when he was touring after his “On Solid Ground” CD was released. Truly a guitarist’s guitarist!
Jeff beck John Scofield Jon ambercrombie my all time favorite is Allen holdsworth unfortunately he Scofield and ambercrombie are nolonger on earth rip beck I'm not sure . But there's alot of guys out there that can claim that title too many: )
@@strangesevin I think Jeff Beck’s “Blow by Blow” and “Wired” has some of his best stuff. That man never stopped evolving and is still going strong at 78!
Return to Forever with Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke, Al Dimeola, Lenny White was my ultimate fusion band. That was around 1975 to 1979 if I remember right. The lineup constantly changed but that was maybe the best one.
I actually had Larry Carlton as my guest in Lepers Ford, TN. We talked about that solo. I asked Larry how he got the gig in the e first place. Larry said, he had just produced Joan Baez Diamond in the Rust album. Walter said that he wanted to meet the guy who made Joan sound good. True story. Myself. I actually like her voice.
🤷🏿♂️Hell Derringer did a jazzy version of Rock & Roll Hootchie Koo, What rockers that didn't go into fusion went into Smooth and New Age Jazz etc... like Chaquico
Fusion can sound like a math problem worked out on music instruments. Some fusion players adore the pretentiousness. Solos done with eyes wide open. I'm sure that there's fusion that I would like, but I haven't heard it yet.
I think probably half if not most Jazz guitarists today were probably rockers before they went into jazz. Give us a bit of weed and a few beers and that part of us comes back.
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"Gasp! How could you"
😂😂
The audacity, especially after modal workout
When he said "gasp" I went to hit subscribe... Realised I'm already subscribed
@@brst808dementia kicks in huh?
@@brst808dementia kicks in huh?
Thought he was gonna say I have a confession to make, I played a power chord last night.
I swear to God I thought the same thing
this comment bro 😂
Keyboardists playing power chords in their left hand all the time: 👀
hell yeah 🤘🤘
LMFAO GOOD ol STEELY DAN
So true!
YES
i was hoping someone else would notice
I love how he actually says "gasp"
Once he’s discovered the FUSION MUSIC from guitar legends like Al DiMeola and Larry Coryell, he’ll become convinced that fusion is the answer.
Musicians music
What about Chris Poland?
and john mclaughlin fr
Faster than a speeding AL DiMeola.😁
"Return to Forever? Like; never!
It's already clear when he was holding a gibson but not a strat lol
Neither are jazz guitars, both would be kinda looked down on
@@bargun3943 Well I think it will be better if he was holding an Ibanez lol
@@00sboomer17 Literally any hollowbody, Gretsch is probably peak jazz guitar if we want stereotypical
@@bargun3943 talking about fusion guitars not jazz guitars
@@00sboomer17 Ibanez has a couple great hollow bodies that jazz guys play
That “gasp” 😂👌
The verbal gasp was really the icing on the cake
Dude the Kid Charlemagne solo is the absolute best
How does this man not have 1 million subscribers? 🤔
On his way to it👌
Gotta share his work to get there 👋
Funny that i found a dude doing this exACT formula firstlik a month ago. Good to know that nobody cares and thiss sort of thing happens everyday
@@wawfulpawt2763 did I ask? I just enjoy his content
Coming out of the closet with Kid Charlamagne💀
I switched to calling myself fusion to imply I intended those mistakes and call it spontaneous note selection. Sure dominant 7th, 8th, 9th whatever it takes. Lol
Little the other way around… lol
I've started to appreciate Jazz listening Weather Report. I know Birdland is also an outclass hit between rockers.
One of the first jazz fusion solos I learned steely Dan. Your funny man and a create player . #Larry Carlton
Hell yeah I love kid Charlemagne. That's a killer solo
This is a good story of how some jazz players became rock players.
Steely Dan! 😎😎
Larry Carlton is the king of fusion hands down
I agree! I had the pleasure of seeing Larry play in Boston when he was touring after his “On Solid Ground” CD was released. Truly a guitarist’s guitarist!
@@rogergeoffrion3723 u lucky lucky man
@@1rush1212 It was at the Berklee Performance Center, 1989 I believe and it was a great show! Yes, I know I’m an old man 😊
Jeff beck John Scofield Jon ambercrombie my all time favorite is Allen holdsworth unfortunately he Scofield and ambercrombie are nolonger on earth rip beck I'm not sure . But there's alot of guys out there that can claim that title too many: )
@@strangesevin I think Jeff Beck’s “Blow by Blow” and “Wired” has some of his best stuff. That man never stopped evolving and is still going strong at 78!
Kid Charlemagne solo! Love it
I love fusion as a guitarist. Its like jazz but this time they can hear us!
Return to Forever with Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke, Al Dimeola, Lenny White was my ultimate fusion band. That was around 1975 to 1979 if I remember right. The lineup constantly changed but that was maybe the best one.
Mahavishnu Orchestra too if you like all that
I actually had Larry Carlton as my guest in Lepers Ford, TN.
We talked about that solo.
I asked Larry how he got the gig in the e first place. Larry said, he had just produced Joan Baez Diamond in the Rust album. Walter said that he wanted to meet the guy who made Joan sound good.
True story. Myself. I actually like her voice.
Return to forever, mahavishnu orchestra, and Larry Cornell are all legendary fusion artists. The truce is solidified in history.
Enter John McLaughlin and Larry Coryell:
Jazz players verbally saying “gasp “ is incredibly accurate
Your videos are gold!
That Strat is gorgeous 😎!
Kid Charlemagne ia goated lol
It’s so sophisticatedhhhh 😂
That Gasp is so Good it carried the whole video.
woah sick i got the same guitar strap on that strat you have
That Carlton lick is too good
✨Sophisticated yet rebellious✨ Perfect
You go back, Jack. Do it again.
I have that solo hardwired into my brain and I can hear it any time I want to. I refuse to learn it because then I be “over it”.
Reminds me of how I took a guitar class for harmony and it was straight jazz. "Autumn Leaves" got a new solo inspired by Ace Frehley
Love the tie! 😂
Let's see classical musicians hear dream theater
The tie though 😂
Greg howe was my ticket to the fusion theater
That's the Kid Charlemaigne solo, by Larry Carlton playing in Steely Dan. You're welcome.
Steely dan is goated
He called it listen if anyone didn’t know from the loop
This was a good one,
Well sweetwater needs to send you a jazzbox now.
Ask for Brian at sweetwater he's a mench
Larry Carlton solo work baby! Love Steely Dan
"Bro the perfect short doesn't exi---"
Bro has the humor of that one dwarf dude, but he looks like Lewis Cato
Wait til he discovers The Mars Volta, that’s some mind-blowing stuff for someone who comes from a jazz background
Giving me some Chuck Berry vibes right there
“When jazz players learn that space in between notes and bending are the things that actually sounds good”
Fusion is the way to go
You should do "how funk players become metal players".
This is so funny. Love it.
I went to a buffet after that called the tower of snarky chicken.
Kid Charlemagne solo boii ❤️
If you like fusion then check out masayoshi takanaka. He's one of the top 5 coolest guitarists out there
The moment he said fusion I already thought of Steely Dan
That tie 👌🏻
Kid Charlemagne 🔥
Fusion is the best thing in the world.
🤷🏿♂️Hell Derringer did a jazzy version of Rock & Roll Hootchie Koo,
What rockers that didn't go into fusion went into Smooth and New Age Jazz etc... like Chaquico
That was a Steely Dan lick at the end.
They could have just put a Steeley Dan album on…
My guy channeled Larry Carlton on that last one
Good ol’ Kid Charlemagne
Did you realize, that you were a champion in their eyes?
We must return to forever.
That kind of sounded like british blues
Marbin knows all about fusion
People that love jazz can have powerviolence as a treat
BIRTH OF BLUES
Ok so that was either kid charlemagne by steely dan or the last lick sounded extremely similar to something off of CASIOPEA's self titled album
Dude I gotta play both
Return to Forever was fusion.
Larry Carlton 🐐
“Gasp”
I've got to start saying the word "gasp" out loud more often
All you gotta do is listen to Mahavishnu Orchestra and it'll all make sense, trust me.
You better listen to the original fusion album. Billy Cobham Spectrum.
Subscribed.
Steeeeeeelyyyyyy Daaaaaaaan (the greatest “band” of all time🤘🏻)
Lov'it!🤟💯%
Bro invented polyphia
The RHCP have entered the chat.
"Gasp"
The blues
Funny thing is that rock music has roots from jazz music
Have him go from jazz player to rock player to metal player ( metalica riffs
Fusion can sound like a math problem worked out on music instruments. Some fusion players adore the pretentiousness. Solos done with eyes wide open. I'm sure that there's fusion that I would like, but I haven't heard it yet.
Rock is just angry blues, jazz is just fancy blues, so obviously there has to be angry jazz as well
I think probably half if not most Jazz guitarists today were probably rockers before they went into jazz. Give us a bit of weed and a few beers and that part of us comes back.
Bass players chillin:
That mustache doe
accurate
You have to have seen synyster gates' jazz playing right👀
I'VE GOT ANOTHER CONFESSION TO MAKE!
Haha! Got me good
How jazz players become metal players
Just wait til they discover mathcore