George Benson & McCoy Tyner Quartet - Alligator Boogaloo (Live in Concert, 1989)
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- Опубліковано 7 тра 2018
- From the Munich Philharmonic
George Benson & McCoy Tyner Quartet Live Concert
George Benson - guitar
McCoy Tyner - piano
Avery Sharpe - bass
Aaron Scott - drums
George Benson - Alligator Boogaloo
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The tone,speed,melody and clearness of George Benson's play is out of this world! I never thought of listen to jazz but Lou Donaldson made me step out from blues. God bless him, he is 95! years old. 🎸🎶🎵
That guitar is huge. So is his ability to play it.
Nice, Nice. Love it
The guitar bites👑
Play Avery
Wrong name of this tune : this is Alligator Bogaloo tune
No GB-20?
benson has tremendous fluidity, but he is often mechanical and not saying much of anything. he's gotten even more mechanical in concerts over the years. he's a brilliant scale machine!
lets see your playing and what you have to say
You obviously have no idea of what a guitar virtuoso sounds like!
@@alexandergallant6444 Dear Alex, every chef has down days and many of the most accomplished individuals have periods where they rest on the laurels. It takes a great deal of heart to put out a meaningful message. Benson is arguably one of the most virtuoso guitarists in the world, but I've seen him a few times when he is just not putting everything into it. People like Scofield, who I've seen a dozen times, always seems to put a great deal of heart into it. Pat Martino as well or John Abercrombie. Additionally, everyone gets burnt out from time to time. I know I was not hearing Benson at his best. He knows that most people can't tell and are elated just by his name. But having listened to a ton of Benson, I know he was just playing mechanically and I was not happy!
I thought I was the only one thinking this.
As a jazz guitarist, I have to disagree. I haven't transcribed what Benson did here, but just listening to it I hear the natural harmonic scale, the chromatic scale, and the pentatonic scale. His lines don't sound mechanical; they are pretty fluid. He's one of the more natural guitarists out there. Pat Martino, who I also like, can sound mechanical because he can get stuck in the harmonic minor.