Studio Jams #2 - "Oleo"
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- Опубліковано 16 гру 2014
- Here is one of several tracks from Studio Jams Episode #2, recorded at the legendary Sigma Sound Studios in Philadelphia, PA (USA). It features guitarist Pat Martino, bassist Gerald Veasley, drummer Rayford Griffin, trumpeter Rick Braun and banjoist Bela Fleck. This session was taped on August 8, 2002. For more on the series, go to www.StudioJams.com.
Pat Martino became the world's greatest Jazz Guitarist, not ONCE, ....... but TWICE in a lifetime!
He was destined to be the greatest.
chill with that. how is he the best? theres just too many greats for you to say that.
Pat is my favorite Jazz guitarist period.
Joe Fusco no doubt about it!
I'm with you, nate - how can any one guitarist possibly be the "greatest". There is only one legit "The Greatest", and his name is Muhammad Ali (he is not a guitarist).
Bela Fleck has taken the banjo to places it’s never been!
Alternate title for this video: "A Room Full of Monsters"
Trying to follow the form through Fleck's solo, not for the faint of heart. I like to think thats why Martino was smiling, at the sheer brilliance of Fleck's tones. Love the denouement after his solo too.
Pat Martino...An American treasure.
WOW PUT BELA FLECK AND PAT MARTINO IN TITLE! A lot more people will find this vid!
You're totally right!!!
Dude, right?! As soon as I saw this...
Pat Martino is simply in rarefied air: He is justifiably one of the greatest who ever picked up this instrument!
He's near Joe Pass, who WAS the best jazz improviser bar NONE! Joe was the closest thing to "perfection" on guitar! No exaggeration whatsoever!
@@newmoon54 I agree, but I also think Wes was the only person more melodic than Joe, while of course not nearing him in technique
As far as I know he was the only one who did it twice!
@@bertpeijmen6960 Pat died on November 1st at age 77. RIP to one of the genuine titans of jazz.
@@newmoon54 There's no perfection. I like Pat's style better.
I’m so sad that Pat Martino is deceased. He was such a wonderful person.
Yes, he was. I met Pat many years ago in Chicago at the Jazz Showcase and a few times after that. He was always the most gracious, kind and caring person and always took the time to speak with you. He is missed.
What a session! Martino and Fleck
Wow!!
Pat Martino & Fleck😮
Unbelievable session👍🎩👍
Wow, that's what virtuosity looks like..... all around. It's subtle, but man the way Rayford steps it back and lets Gerald keep time and then they dial it right back in under the soloists was tiiiiight..... a lot of lessons from the masters in this track.
So fortunate to have watched this on BETJ as a kid
one of the greatest versions of this classic ever performed...
Pat Martino. OMG!!!!!
Pat was among the other greats who actually did create Jazz Standards. He WAS Jazz. He's the legend's legend!
HOORAY!! The First VIDEO, and only I suspect, where I did NOT feel ashamed of the Guitarist compared to the Wind/Keyboards, and it takes a Friggin GENIUS that Pat Martino is, so hes not really comparable to the rest, and this is one of his trademark songs. Thank You all especially Pat that can make a jazz solo as harmonically interesting as a top Wind/Keyboardist on the GUITAR, unfortunately my weapon of choice
+jay dutch Pat is a life survivor who had to basically reinvent himself. I'm sure you know his story.I have borrowed more than a few of his lines,and he was a big influence on me. I remember him playing "On the Stairs"....and all of the standards.I think he handled all that life threw at him quite well.
The harmony line on the first pass through the tune!
One of Mr Martino's unique and great calling cards ! @ 2:09
The rhythm section during the trumpet solo was grooving so hard ugh
This takes my breath away ...wow!
Great Scott, I think that banjo is in tune!
Who could dislike these guys?
Bela and Pat!
Pat Martino is master of the pew pew pew machnie gun style
Wow, the whole band was bring it! Brilliant playing.
I saw Béla Fleck live. He was amazing
I love the way Pat plays rhythm changes.
he converts to minor, I can send you the book "Linear expressions" that teaches you this
LOVE it !!!!!! Wonderful musicians .... Love this tune by Pat Martino ... Pat never disappoints :)
Fabulous 🎸 ,🎺, banjo, bass, and drums!!!!!
straordinario! Pat Martino!!!!!!
This is so Awesome feel fresh with new arrangement of Oleo, Thank you to all those Maestro 🙏💛
pat martino fucking kills
Flat out WOW!! Great stuff....very cool to see Bela included.
Bella is a beast
Quite refreshing touch of class & talent
You guys see Pat Martino (awesome guitarist) but I see Ricky Braun spitting hot fire through the bell of his horn
love the horn... great tone, great lines...
Wow, love this!
Fleckin the Bela woooh!!
Sweet jamz brothas
R.I.P. Pat
Pat Martino is the man! The entire band is smoking hot. Dig Bela's Banjo.
PAT MARTINO PAT MARTINO PAT MARTINO !!!!!!!!
Pat Martino is a great improvisational guitarist.
splendid !!!!
Great performance
SICK!
Wow, the solos were nuts!
Mind blown...
great sound
martino es una bestia, madre mia.
Love these jams......crazy good......Pat Martino and Bella Fleck ? Really ? Don't know who puts these out but I really enjoy them.
Bela looks like he's having a blast. Like Sh*&t this is great.
PAT MARTINO ? : C'est carrément le "frère de WES" mais au "médiator terrible"". QUEL GUITARISTE MERVEILLEUX !
I saw Rayford with Stanley Clarke and Robert Brookins in Germany during the late 80's!
WOW!
Try playing along with this. They lost me after the head. Just amazing players.
THIS IS FUCKING GOLD
Rick played it here!
Bela Fleck man, cool dude....Great Jam!
BELA
What kind of scales are those there using. Real out there but very awesome
Wow the guitarist with the strange guitar played the best solo.
Are you talking about the banjo player lol
5:41- Pat Martino is not believing what he's hearing from Bela Fleck on banjo.
It's a banjo the musician is Bela Flek
I like when he goes full highway star at 2:09
Is that a midi electric banjo???
at 1:39 i thought he was gonna do it again
you got tricked
Tha electric banjo
Oleo is a tube written by Sonny Rollins and is based of Rhythm Changes. After the head did they skip the changes and go modal???
Gary Smith It’s still rhythm changes in C but heavily disguised. If you follow the AABA structure in your head while listening you’ll hear it. Also, I hear the banjo play a lot of C dorian over the A section.
They keep playing the changes.
yeah, they're following the same form (AABA) but doing the A sections as just C minor modal instead of the usual changes. then the bridge is the same as the original but with tri-tone subs: Ab7-Db7-Gb7-B7
0:35
he doesn't need dots on the neck...
Michael Boren Dots? We no need no steenking dots!!
Dots on the fretboard aren't necessary unless you're keeled over looking at the top. The side dots are just fine by themselves.
What is the chord progression on solos
???
Bb Rhythm changes
@@londonduszynski3518 and the intro please?
It sounds like the intro is 1 chord, though I’m not sure which one.
Didn't Gerald Veasley pass?
+carl richardson Wow. I hope that's not true. I saw him at Dizzy's in Pittsburgh in 1996 with my old girlfriend. He was fantastic. Put on a great show.
My mistake. I was thinking of Wayman Tisdale, the pro basketball player who also played bass.
+carl richardson Gotcha. Ya, I was really bummed when he passed.
They reharmonized the entire A section to a dorian C minor vamp
I bet Take #2 was even more interesting than this...! Which has got to take 'some doing'....!!!
No sound !!!
Love Pat Martino but he is starting to play the same licks every time I hear him.😕