Is it me or when you really love a piece of jazz you laugh and grin like an idiot? The best solos are like the best jokes, they leave you breathless and amazed.
5:08 You know you're killing it when your bandmates are cheering during a studio recording in the middle of your solo. Chills at that moment and what an incredibly crafted solo my goodness.
I went from a 10 a day Lingus habit until I heard Outlier. I can't get enough of it. Every single time I hear it I feel exactly like you do on this video. There are no words to describe it.
I second this. The fact that I’m just getting into Snarky Puppy more and everything I keep hearing just continues to blow me away. And then I came upon this jewel🔥 instant favorite and a daily banger
The play back and forth between the sax player and the drummer is one of the best things I’ve seen...maybe ever. They were so damn in tune with each other. Incredible.
This was written by Justin Stanton, the kid in the striped shirt playing keyboards. He also wrote Bad Kids To The Back, which has another sweet sax solo by Bob Reynolds. 😁
About the horns: first of all, at the time of this recording, they'd been playing together for around 8 years, but before that, 4 of the 5 guys you see on this session came from the Univ of North Texas jazz program, I think they all played in the legendary "One O'Clock" lab band - so they know what it means to be a "horn section".
@@TruColor I attended NTSU (as it was in 1975) for a year, but I wasn't good enough to even get into the 8 O'Clock band! But it was astonishing to see those bands, so I ended up learning a lot anyway
Since learning of Snarky Puppy I've been trying to "place" their music in a category. SERIOUSLY!! Been wracking my brain over it. And the only genre I can come up with is SNARKY. I know it isn't/wasn't a genre before. But (in MY mind) it is now!! 😁😁
Their body of work is extensive so take your time. Hope to see you cover the Family Dinner Albums and the Sylvan album ( my favorite). So much joy yet to be shared. Check out Cory Henry Billie Jean from the BBC Proms
Phrasing. This arrangement thrives on the phrasing. Everything fits within that. There are very few examples of how that works in reality. This is one.
That smile the second the drums hit! 😎 Same here. Just a fat grin! Its just so so good this arrangement and peformance! Very special. Enjoyed your experience too 😎
I absolutely love your reactions to this band. I feel like I’m listening to them for the first time all over again. I don’t know if I laugh to keep from crying, but their music feels so complete to me, and I love seeing someone else react the same
@@StrateleStudios I just watched your Layla Hathaway reaction too. Blows me away every time. If I may, you might like Hiatus Kaiyote. I’ll recommend Molasses (Live). I’m sure you have a ton of stuff to go through, so not necessarily a request for reaction. Just hope you enjoy 🙂
@@StrateleStudios man, I wish I knew. Lol. Might have been CZcams algorithm from Vulfpeck or GoGo Penguin. (Gonna leave a link to that if interested). I really hope you have an amazing musical journey on here. This medium has been a revelation to me the last few years. czcams.com/video/-UtAV_azaBc/video.html
Bob Reynolds (sax solo) played this on his old faithful mouthpiece which has since worn out, he posted a few interesting videos on finding a replacement.
Love your Chanel! You can’t leave the snarky puppy train without doing “the curtain” with the metropolitan orchestra. One of the big musical moments in history and the there’s a piano part that is just magical. 🙏🤞
Great reaction video! Couldn't agree more about the horns! They play together better than any horn section I've heard! Their heartbeats and breathing must all be in sync! And the sax!?!?! WHAT?????? Such a great, sound! I agree, I also think it's partly the instrument and partly the recording/engineering. GREAT TUNE!!!
I like Snarky Puppy mainly for Larnel. Being a frustrated wood chopper, I love hearing his “twist” for my genre. These guys are tight as a group can be!
@@StrateleStudios It's extraordinary isn't it? I only discovered the We Like It Here session relatively recently, and I don't want to listen to anything else. Just a stunning collection of musicians
Great comments, observations and reaction as usual, sir! I hadn't heard this one before and was blown away as usual. It's funny, I think the reason I've been tentative about checking out new ones is that they've set the bar so high that a part of me is scared they are going to slump on one--I now know better. Thank you again! And, yes, as suggested below, love to watch you do some Aristocrats. Have a great one!
Thank you John! I know exactly how you feel. I've thought about that as well as I go through different songs to do reaction videos for. I sometimes get a little scared that it's just not going to resonate with me and I'll an issue with doing a video for it. It hasn't happened yet, I'm happy to say! Ya, I've got The Aristocrats on my radar now. Thanks again
What blows me away about this is that cerebral music like this has long been overlooked by the lay person, and this is a case where video actually _enhances_ the listener experience... the joy in the musician's faces is so engaging. The music itself transforms from a solely aural experience to literally physical.... all because we can watch the musicians interact... the music literally "comes alive"...
Not sure if you knew this but the drummer on this entire project learned all the music on the plane without his kit on the way to the recording to replace Sput who couldn't be there. Such a talant.
I have watched about 10 of your reaction videos today with SP and it is amazing to see the 1sts again. Inhave seen them several times live and it is always amazing. Even flew to FL once just for the concert. Enjoy them and everyone that has ever been in the band. Super talented.
Hi Jeff, I really enjoyed your reactions. Especially, because you're really a musician and noticed all these musical embellishments that they (and before Dirty Loops) have in their music. It's so funny to see your disbelieving face when there's a lot going on and you didn't expect it that way. 😅But anyway, if you once finished Snarky Puppy, I have another suggestion for you: The Aristocrats. Thank you again for your lively reactions and the fine words you choose sometimes to express your perceptions. That is outstanding.
Thank you SO MUCH for this comment. It means a lot to me. I’m going to put Aristocrats on my list! I’m a fan of Guthrie Govan and Marco M. it will be a joy to add these guys to the mix. Again, thank you for your kinds words!
So your reactions drew me in. I finished up watching all your reactions to SP’s We Like It Here songs. Fantastic job - love all your comments and you know your stuff. It also helps that I never tire of this band as well!!
So…about a year ago you became a SP fanboy? Welcome to the club! Yes, the horn section kills! The sax soloist, Bob Reynolds, is based in the L.A. area. This album was his debut with SP. He also has his own quartet that he records and tours with. Just discovered your channel yesterday, and I really enjoy your insightful comments. Thanks!
Thank you John! Bob is a MASTER! I love how he plays. Welcome to the channel and also check out Dirty Loops if you haven’t…they are mine blowing as well. 😊🫶
Love this song so much, thanks for reviewing it. When Justin Stanton reintroduces the rhodes in the sax solo, I thought it was one of the most beautiful things I'd heard...
@@StrateleStudios Yaii ;-) Glad you are in my/our world Jeff - this "reaction channel" is what I was looking for. Insightful, passionate and human. And maybe the kind of reflection these awesome musicians need for a resonance -> see the reaction reaction from Jonah.
Great reaction as always. I suggest to also check out „Shapons Vindaloo“ in which Snarky Puppy collaborates with Väsen (swedish folk band). It‘s an amazing piece which is a bit under the radar as well.
Hey Jeff, nicely done sir, just finished watching 3 of your vids regarding Snarky.... your reactions on camera remind me of how I felt watching these performances for the first time, the surprise and "wonder"... That whole "We Like It Here" album is in my top 5 all-time recordings. Sleeper would be a song that I would be interested in seeing your reaction to, hope this could be a possibility.... Keep up the good work!!!
My dream is to drum in a band like snarky puppy. That probably won’t happen though because there’s nobody like snarky puppy! Nice reactions cheers from california
Love this track. The combo of Bob Reynolds (sax) and Larnell Lewis (drums) bouncing off one another with improv call & response. Brilliant. A note on Larnell, he was a last minute addition to the album recording when regular Robert Searight couldn't make it to the Netherlands (where this was recorded) and Larnell learned the songs on the flight from America to the Netherlands....and well you can see how he smashed it.
OK Jeff. Now that you have a taste of Snarky Puppy, you gotta check out them out performing with Lalah Hathaway on "Something". Then checkout another Snarky Puppy song featuring one of the other main keyboardist Shaun Martin solo on Sleeper. Awesome Stuff !!! Keep getting those reactions out. They're GREAT !!!
If you have not watched the short documentary about the making of We Like It Here, it is worth the time. You get to know the band better and how they operate. Cheers.
The horn soli (starting at about 1:37 in this video, up to 2:05) kills me every time, and I still don't really have it memorized myself after hearing this tune a million times. According to Mike League's notes, this was maybe the ONLY take from the "We Like It Here" sessions where they got it right (4 nights, 2 sets a night, once thru each tune).
@@StrateleStudios and I have the score too, so it's not like I can't go back look at exactly what it is, but that is NOT "sight-reading material" (I've tried to count my way thru it, nope), so I can only try to get it into my ear (and continually fail HA)
HAHAHA!!!! Yessss brother! I had the same thing happen when I first came across these guys. This one’s my favorite! Oh shoot! Now this one is my favorite! Lol Ok now you need Kite to round out for your new favorite! Hehehehe Liked and subscribed!
I tire of Lingus and Cory’s ‘one in the eye for Shaun’ solo long before I’m done with Outlier and Sleeper. Better ‘band songs’ than Lingus and truer to what we could perceive Michael League’s vision for Snarky Puppy to be.
The horn section is so tight! I feel like every Snarky Puppy song I listen to becomes my favorite. If you get the chance check out Bob Reynolds Guitar Band (he's the sax player). Can't Wait For Perfect is pretty close to perfect: czcams.com/video/0fO6BYuMIeE/video.html
More to chew on! Shaun Martin - czcams.com/video/KURfF4MVirU/video.html czcams.com/video/pKWUa6_TqXI/video.html Bill Laurence - czcams.com/video/ft8pD-hB2aI/video.html Dunlop Sessions: Snarky Puppy - czcams.com/video/IE9I6NrE2S0/video.html
Always keep in mind that no one is reading and that Larnell Lewis learned the entire set on a transatlantic flight and met the band for the first time on the day of the taping.
@@StrateleStudios thanks for taking the time to answer! I really enjoy your videos, you're genuine and as a fellow musician I often feel we dig the same kind of stuff. Keep it up! Cheers from Germany, Daniel
@@StrateleStudios I'm glad, too! If you wanna get a sense of what I'm doing, check out this trailer for my group's last Christmas CD: czcams.com/video/USQI05DunJM/video.html
Snarky Puppy = the musicians' musicians.
Shoot true = 💯% correct
Is it me or when you really love a piece of jazz you laugh and grin like an idiot? The best solos are like the best jokes, they leave you breathless and amazed.
My God dude, I’ve never heard it put that way but I relate 💯%! 👏👏👏
Yep. Wish I could give you 2 thumbs on that :)
5:08 You know you're killing it when your bandmates are cheering during a studio recording in the middle of your solo. Chills at that moment and what an incredibly crafted solo my goodness.
The ultimate compliment, hahaha!
I went from a 10 a day Lingus habit until I heard Outlier. I can't get enough of it. Every single time I hear it I feel exactly like you do on this video. There are no words to describe it.
I second this. The fact that I’m just getting into Snarky Puppy more and everything I keep hearing just continues to blow me away. And then I came upon this jewel🔥 instant favorite and a daily banger
I'm totally with you on this plan! They just keep hooking me one after another. What an awesome feeling.
I third that!!!!
The play back and forth between the sax player and the drummer is one of the best things I’ve seen...maybe ever. They were so damn in tune with each other. Incredible.
So right!!!
This was written by Justin Stanton, the kid in the striped shirt playing keyboards. He also wrote Bad Kids To The Back, which has another sweet sax solo by Bob Reynolds. 😁
I always laugh at 4:54 when Cory Henry and Shaun Martin are just over there jamming to Larnell's drums during that Sax solo.
Hahahaha yes 😂
About the horns: first of all, at the time of this recording, they'd been playing together for around 8 years, but before that, 4 of the 5 guys you see on this session came from the Univ of North Texas jazz program, I think they all played in the legendary "One O'Clock" lab band - so they know what it means to be a "horn section".
No wonder!!!!!!
As a graduate of the North Texas Jazz program myself, I appreciate that comment.
@@TruColor I attended NTSU (as it was in 1975) for a year, but I wasn't good enough to even get into the 8 O'Clock band! But it was astonishing to see those bands, so I ended up learning a lot anyway
@@mgbasinski Yep - it was still NTSU when I was there as well. 1980-1985 for me.
god this track is so GNARLY 😱🔥🤯
Right?! Daaaaaamn GNARLY!
Gnarly puppy
@@hedonicmusic 🤣 I like
Nah. It's so... SNARKY!!! LOL!!!! 😁😎🎧
Since learning of Snarky Puppy I've been trying to "place" their music in a category. SERIOUSLY!! Been wracking my brain over it. And the only genre I can come up with is SNARKY. I know it isn't/wasn't a genre before. But (in MY mind) it is now!! 😁😁
Their body of work is extensive so take your time. Hope to see you cover the Family Dinner Albums and the Sylvan album ( my favorite). So much joy yet to be shared. Check out Cory Henry Billie Jean from the BBC Proms
It amazing how much is out there that I get to hear for the first time. I absolutely love this!
Yes the Family Dinner Sessions are amazing... If you want to see just how crazy good they are with vocalists collaborating!
Phrasing. This arrangement thrives on the phrasing. Everything fits within that. There are very few examples of how that works in reality. This is one.
100 percent correct!
Give the drummer sum! Larnell is just mind blowing. The timing of the fills is out of this world. Wow!!
Glad that these band members can keep time in their heads
No kidding!!!
That smile the second the drums hit! 😎 Same here. Just a fat grin! Its just so so good this arrangement and peformance! Very special. Enjoyed your experience too 😎
Yeaaaa! 😃👏👏👏
I absolutely love your reactions to this band. I feel like I’m listening to them for the first time all over again. I don’t know if I laugh to keep from crying, but their music feels so complete to me, and I love seeing someone else react the same
“Laugh to keep from crying” is the best way to describe it!!! 👏👏👏
@@StrateleStudios I just watched your Layla Hathaway reaction too. Blows me away every time. If I may, you might like Hiatus Kaiyote. I’ll recommend Molasses (Live). I’m sure you have a ton of stuff to go through, so not necessarily a request for reaction. Just hope you enjoy 🙂
@@Mike-ge7pe love this! How did you find her?!
@@StrateleStudios man, I wish I knew. Lol. Might have been CZcams algorithm from Vulfpeck or GoGo Penguin. (Gonna leave a link to that if interested). I really hope you have an amazing musical journey on here. This medium has been a revelation to me the last few years.
czcams.com/video/-UtAV_azaBc/video.html
@@Mike-ge7pe oh man that Gogo Penguin song 😍😍😍 you have great taste in music my friend. I’m glad you’ve been enjoying the channel, lots more coming!
Call the fire department Snarky Puppy is burnin' the joint down.
Uncle Le😎
😂😂😂👏👏👏
Bob Reynolds (sax solo) played this on his old faithful mouthpiece which has since worn out, he posted a few interesting videos on finding a replacement.
Love your Chanel! You can’t leave the snarky puppy train without doing “the curtain” with the metropolitan orchestra. One of the big musical moments in history and the there’s a piano part that is just magical. 🙏🤞
Oh ya, I’ve been getting a few requests for “The Curtain”! I will definitely do that one’
@@StrateleStudios make sure it’s the one with the metropolitan orchestra! You won’t regret it🥰
@@jensamensas definitely!!!
Great reaction video! Couldn't agree more about the horns! They play together better than any horn section I've heard! Their heartbeats and breathing must all be in sync! And the sax!?!?! WHAT?????? Such a great, sound! I agree, I also think it's partly the instrument and partly the recording/engineering. GREAT TUNE!!!
What a joy to listen to this tune in headphones. You really get the full effect that way!
I like Snarky Puppy mainly for Larnel. Being a frustrated wood chopper, I love hearing his “twist” for my genre. These guys are tight as a group can be!
He amazes me. Such a dynamic player and he makes my synapses fire like crazy 😝
Bob Reynolds is playing a Selmer Mark VI. And making it work.
He has a good YT channel too. He did a breakdown of what it's like to record one of these with Snarky Puppy. It's insane.
That song is a drum workout!
No kidding…where does he get the energy?!
When even the reactor gets his head down and just grooves
Great observation, Bongo!
@@StrateleStudios It's extraordinary isn't it? I only discovered the We Like It Here session relatively recently, and I don't want to listen to anything else.
Just a stunning collection of musicians
Great comments, observations and reaction as usual, sir! I hadn't heard this one before and was blown away as usual. It's funny, I think the reason I've been tentative about checking out new ones is that they've set the bar so high that a part of me is scared they are going to slump on one--I now know better. Thank you again! And, yes, as suggested below, love to watch you do some Aristocrats. Have a great one!
Thank you John! I know exactly how you feel. I've thought about that as well as I go through different songs to do reaction videos for. I sometimes get a little scared that it's just not going to resonate with me and I'll an issue with doing a video for it. It hasn't happened yet, I'm happy to say! Ya, I've got The Aristocrats on my radar now. Thanks again
This group is so freakin amazing! Everything they do just flows so perfect and effortlessly!
I agree 100 percent!
Larnell killing it as usual
To me, this is a perfect example of the 3 Fs of Jazz. Filthy, Funky, Fusion. I love it. Nothing like it.
Hahahaha love it! ❤️
Larnell killed it on the drums throughout.
Dude is legendary!
What blows me away about this is that cerebral music like this has long been overlooked by the lay person, and this is a case where video actually _enhances_ the listener experience... the joy in the musician's faces is so engaging. The music itself transforms from a solely aural experience to literally physical.... all because we can watch the musicians interact... the music literally "comes alive"...
You are so right Steve...this really help with the experience cuz it really draws you in!
Not sure if you knew this but the drummer on this entire project learned all the music on the plane without his kit on the way to the recording to replace Sput who couldn't be there. Such a talant.
I have watched about 10 of your reaction videos today with SP and it is amazing to see the 1sts again. Inhave seen them several times live and it is always amazing. Even flew to FL once just for the concert. Enjoy them and everyone that has ever been in the band. Super talented.
I have yet to see them live but I’m very much looking forward to that day! 😃
bob reynolds tone makes me weak in knees
Yes!!!
Hi Jeff, I really enjoyed your reactions. Especially, because you're really a musician and noticed all these musical embellishments that they (and before Dirty Loops) have in their music. It's so funny to see your disbelieving face when there's a lot going on and you didn't expect it that way. 😅But anyway, if you once finished Snarky Puppy, I have another suggestion for you: The Aristocrats. Thank you again for your lively reactions and the fine words you choose sometimes to express your perceptions. That is outstanding.
Thank you SO MUCH for this comment. It means a lot to me. I’m going to put Aristocrats on my list! I’m a fan of Guthrie Govan and Marco M. it will be a joy to add these guys to the mix. Again, thank you for your kinds words!
So your reactions drew me in. I finished up watching all your reactions to SP’s We Like It Here songs. Fantastic job - love all your comments and you know your stuff. It also helps that I never tire of this band as well!!
Thank you so much!!! I’ve really been enjoying diving into these guys!
love the group loved your reaction !
Thanks Paul!!!
So…about a year ago you became a SP fanboy? Welcome to the club!
Yes, the horn section kills! The sax soloist, Bob Reynolds, is based in the L.A. area. This album was his debut with SP. He also has his own quartet that he records and tours with.
Just discovered your channel yesterday, and I really enjoy your insightful comments. Thanks!
Thank you John! Bob is a MASTER! I love how he plays. Welcome to the channel and also check out Dirty Loops if you haven’t…they are mine blowing as well. 😊🫶
Great Reaction to an amazing group!
Glad you came, as always!!!
@@StrateleStudios That´s what she said... ;-) SORRY
@@matto9734 😂🤣😂
@@matto9734 come to my channel at about 7pm tomorrow (Berlin time) to see a gift for you. 😄
@@StrateleStudios Oops, I read AM lol and got a minor shock - ok, I´ll be there ;-)
Love this song so much, thanks for reviewing it. When Justin Stanton reintroduces the rhodes in the sax solo, I thought it was one of the most beautiful things I'd heard...
So with you on that!!!!!
reminds me of "Colosseum Live"
Great facial responses during the sax solo.
Hahaha thank you!
Loved to be a part of your stream Jeff! To be continued... ;-)
Thanks for coming! Nice to see Berlin in the house! 😃More to come!!!
@@StrateleStudios Yaii ;-)
Glad you are in my/our world Jeff - this "reaction channel" is what I was looking for. Insightful, passionate and human. And maybe the kind of reflection these awesome musicians need for a resonance -> see the reaction reaction from Jonah.
best videos on the internet right now. the We Like It Here album is just phenomenal keep em coming!!
Agree 💯% SO GOOD!!!
Can’t wait for the next one!!!
I’m excited about one that I’m currently editing to put up! Stay tuned!!! 😃😃😃
@@StrateleStudios you bet I’ll stay tuned! I’m hoping is my favourite one!
we meet again Jeff! I like taking in your reactions in a batch, and this *amazing* one started me off
Where have you been! I ALMOST shut down the channel when I didn't see you anymore! :) :) :)
Glad you're back! hehehe
@@StrateleStudios I'm BACK, the lights stay on! hahaha😁
Bests horns since the Phoenix section….
The brass were terrific!!
So damn good!
Great reaction as always. I suggest to also check out „Shapons Vindaloo“ in which Snarky Puppy collaborates with Väsen (swedish folk band). It‘s an amazing piece which is a bit under the radar as well.
Oooooo gotta check that out!
Hey Jeff, nicely done sir, just finished watching 3 of your vids regarding Snarky.... your reactions on camera remind me of how I felt watching these performances for the first time, the surprise and "wonder"... That whole "We Like It Here" album is in my top 5 all-time recordings. Sleeper would be a song that I would be interested in seeing your reaction to, hope this could be a possibility.... Keep up the good work!!!
By the way, notice that there was not one chart to be seen? Just sayin'...
Ya Sleeper is definitely on my list. No charts 🤯🤯🤯
My dream is to drum in a band like snarky puppy. That probably won’t happen though because there’s nobody like snarky puppy! Nice reactions cheers from california
Dude if you’re in Cali like me we could start our own Snarky Puppy! Maybe call it “Crotchety Kitten”? 😄
Love this track. The combo of Bob Reynolds (sax) and Larnell Lewis (drums) bouncing off one another with improv call & response. Brilliant.
A note on Larnell, he was a last minute addition to the album recording when regular Robert Searight couldn't make it to the Netherlands (where this was recorded) and Larnell learned the songs on the flight from America to the Netherlands....and well you can see how he smashed it.
How mine blowing is that? It too many musicians can pull that off!
OK Jeff. Now that you have a taste of Snarky Puppy, you gotta check out them out performing with Lalah Hathaway on "Something". Then checkout another Snarky Puppy song featuring one of the other main keyboardist Shaun Martin solo on Sleeper.
Awesome Stuff !!!
Keep getting those reactions out. They're GREAT !!!
Guess what? I did “Something” last night (need to edit and post). 🤯🤯🤯 “Sleeper” is on my list!
@@StrateleStudios I'm so looking forward to seeing them. Keep on postin' 😁
dude. Love your reactions!
Ah man, thank you!
@@StrateleStudios Can you please react to Kite on this same session! LOVE that song!
What a fucking song, man...
Right?! 👏👏👏
If you have not watched the short documentary about the making of We Like It Here, it is worth the time. You get to know the band better and how they operate. Cheers.
Oh wow, I will definitely check that out! Thanks!
The horn soli (starting at about 1:37 in this video, up to 2:05) kills me every time, and I still don't really have it memorized myself after hearing this tune a million times. According to Mike League's notes, this was maybe the ONLY take from the "We Like It Here" sessions where they got it right (4 nights, 2 sets a night, once thru each tune).
I hear you! I want to sing the line then I go “uh oops wrong place”. Hahaha
@@StrateleStudios and I have the score too, so it's not like I can't go back look at exactly what it is, but that is NOT "sight-reading material" (I've tried to count my way thru it, nope), so I can only try to get it into my ear (and continually fail HA)
@@mgbasinski I have GOT to get my hands on these scores. I’ll have to visit their site!
@@StrateleStudios $19 a shot (or there are collections too)
@@mgbasinski Sold!
After you're done with the We Like It Here album, you should check out their songs Binky and Flood too. Awesome reaction.
Great suggestion, ya I’ve been hearing a lot about those songs! Thanks man!
"C'mon widdit!"
Indeed!
HAHAHA!!!! Yessss brother! I had the same thing happen when I first came across these guys. This one’s my favorite! Oh shoot! Now this one is my favorite! Lol Ok now you need Kite to round out for your new favorite! Hehehehe Liked and subscribed!
😂🤣😂 Just put Kite on my list! Thanks for subscribing! 🤩
You need to look at Flood from them it is just a mind blow like all of their songs 😂 but you’re gonna love the solos in it 🤞👌
Ah dang….ok I’ll push “Flood” up the list a bit 👍👍👍
I was watching a different reaction video, and the reactor pointed out that Larnell uses a cymbal on top of a snare. Go to 1:44.
Sounds so good too. He’s so inventive!
Jeff, go with The curtain from Sylva, you will not regret it!
Oh ya, “The Curtain” is on my short list to do a reaction video for! 👏👏👏
I tire of Lingus and Cory’s ‘one in the eye for Shaun’ solo long before I’m done with Outlier and Sleeper. Better ‘band songs’ than Lingus and truer to what we could perceive Michael League’s vision for Snarky Puppy to be.
😄😄👍👍👍
Hi
You should react to Sleeeper from this same venue
It's as great as the others
For sure! That's on my list :)
The horn section is so tight! I feel like every Snarky Puppy song I listen to becomes my favorite.
If you get the chance check out Bob Reynolds Guitar Band (he's the sax player). Can't Wait For Perfect is pretty close to perfect: czcams.com/video/0fO6BYuMIeE/video.html
actually the sax was pre-written, no improvisation going on!
More to chew on!
Shaun Martin - czcams.com/video/KURfF4MVirU/video.html
czcams.com/video/pKWUa6_TqXI/video.html
Bill Laurence - czcams.com/video/ft8pD-hB2aI/video.html
Dunlop Sessions: Snarky Puppy - czcams.com/video/IE9I6NrE2S0/video.html
Thank you! 👏
Always keep in mind that no one is reading and that Larnell Lewis learned the entire set on a transatlantic flight and met the band for the first time on the day of the taping.
Right?! As if the playing was proof enough that these guys are all legends.
@@StrateleStudios thanks for taking the time to answer! I really enjoy your videos, you're genuine and as a fellow musician I often feel we dig the same kind of stuff. Keep it up! Cheers from Germany, Daniel
@@danielschreiber5964 Thank you so much, Daniel. I'm very glad you found my channel! :)
@@StrateleStudios I'm glad, too! If you wanna get a sense of what I'm doing, check out this trailer for my group's last Christmas CD: czcams.com/video/USQI05DunJM/video.html
Jeff, do like drums?
Love drums...even though I claim to NOT be a drummer it was my first instrument. I play a little bit but not enough to brag about, hahaha.
Take a listen to Simon Grey Takuma supet song
Wow, that’s some great stuff!
30 seconds into it and I don’t like it
It does take a little while to build 😊
@@StrateleStudios ehh I skipped into almost halfway and to be honest I’m more of a blues musician. So you can understand 😊
@@precisionbrown6829 ah yes…gotcha. I’m sure there will be more coming up that should be up your alley! 👍
@@StrateleStudios absolutely 😊