The Ringers - 2/6/14 - Jimmy Herring, Wayne Krantz, Michael Landau - BB Kings NYC
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- The Ringers play Worried Life Blues. Brilliant guitar work by all three. Etienne M'bappe on bass and Gary Novak on drums. Krantz takes a solo, then Landau,who absolutely kills, then Herring. During Herrings part, they bring the jam to nearly a complete silence as Jimmy taps his frets - there is nothing wrong with the volume at that point so dont go crazy wondering where the sound of his guitar went- it comes back,,,..click 1080
This is the real G3
Actually G7alt…bahaha
No joke
I'm an incredible Jimmy Herring fan, but Wayne Krantz was so subtle yet complex and tasty. And Michael Landau's solo and outro is the greatest guitar playing I've ever heard. Truly genius. What note choices. Incredible bends. WICKED vibrato. This is another level of playing.
Didn’t like what Wayne did, subtle or otherwise.
Wayne Krantz's whole approach is just otherworldly! From his phrasing to his use of modes is just incredible and it's what make him truly unique!!
Michael Landau is just beyond next level! I was watching his right hand and the dude's use of the pickup selector switch was just crazy cool! It's like he didn't stay on any one tone for more than like 30 seconds or something. And his phrasing is just mind-blowing 4 sure! he's definitely my current favorite Electric guitarist by far!
And then you've got Jimmy Herring... Geez where does it end?! It was just a hellified jam!🎸✌️💯🙏🎼👑🔊
Wayne Krantz is very, very interesting. A unique and important voice.
+leoosiku Go listen to his "2 drink minimum" album, particularly Whippersnapper. He'll rock your face off!
totally great how he takes it out.
Sui generis
Wow, check out how Landau works the guitar volume and tone controls. Also, how he changes pickups and picks near the bridge or neck depending on what he is feeling. Amazing, he is a true master of the strat.
I love his playing, but the constant volume tweaks etc. just make me nervous. I’m fine if I don’t watch him.
@@tomcoryell unfortunate side effect of a single coil. So much tone dynamics. It can be daunting.
Good call on these "details", he's really amazing !!!
Good call out on the pickup selector switch thing! I've thought that for years man and this particular Jam really showcases his use of every scintilla of tone possible out of a strat in the hands of a master!
Good Lord! This is a textbook for just about every guitar soloing technique you could possibly wish for. All done with passion and feeling by these amazing players.
I noticed your comment was from 7 years ago! First of all I agree with everything you said and more! Three players at the top of their game and three players that are so unique and different from one another. My man is Michael Landau but I have to say that Wayne Krantz gets a bad rap for not falling into the blues cliche category. His use of scales and modes is just incredible and his phrasing is I don't know man it's so next level it's ridiculous. And then you got Jimmy Herring who tears it up on all levels and hands back to you and you're thinking what the hell did he just do! One of my favorite videos of all time and I probably watch it at least once a month if not once a week! It can't get any better than this.
Did anyone else lean closer to their monitor at the beginning of Jimmy's solo? Good grief, that guy's a master of dynamics. And bending. And picking. And melodic content. And just about everything else.
Such a legend guitarist. Just kills it!
@@DAMusicalHQ I have listened to this at least 5 times in the last year, all 3 are just brilliant. Jimmy really pushes all my buttons
I think it would be challenging for any guitarist to follow Michael Landau's solo but not for Jimmy Herring. He killed it. He is a master!
Sounds like slide, harp, and violin all in one. What a Legend.
According to all the new age fem guitarist those are boomer bends.
Good Lord, Jimmy kills it. It is all there, in that one solo.
I second that.... Wow
Byron Small me 3rd
Its like a soul singer, blues harps and an angel all morphed into one .. mind blowing.
Mike landau isn't no slouch either.
You should hear some of the stuff he has done with the yellowjacks
That was SICK - JIMMY HERRING!!!
Herring's guitar sounds like a fuckin' harmonica or some shit. Wild!
They're all great. But Jimmy... that should be illegal...
That was illegal... Just sick...
Has he got 8 fingers on his left hand?(and so f***ing casual!!)
I can't play like that and never will, so yes it must be illegal
all great, but Jimmy freakin' Herring is in a class by himself. seriously. sounds like a 20's bluesman playing slide simultaneously with a withered old harmonica player. on a different level.
Three world class guitarists delivering amazing world class solos. Each with his own unmistakable style and touch. Great!
Pretty much everything you need to know about guitar is right here... one stop shopping!
Every guitarist on the planet should pay a royalty to the person that filmed this.
Love Herring's "harp tone".........wicked!
Justin Williamson I thought it sounded kind of like a violin, but now that you say that, it does sound like a harp.
I know my brain lurches sideways and bangs into things a lot, but I couldn't help but think this song - _particularly_ Mr. Landau's solo - wouldn't have sounded this way if there hadn't been a demi-god named "Jeff Beck" granting the universe permission to allow noises like that to happen. And I LOVED the way Herring snuck in, even to the extent of goading the inevitable Freebird Yahoo transplant into shouting... "Roy" (?) at 8:25. I guess he thought it sounded wise. (Buchanan DID have a volume knob on his guitar - fer sure!)
Further - weirder - I'd heard Landau's name, but not his playing till I bought his "Organic Instrumentals." And I immediately thought of that, "it sounds like outtakes from a Julien Kasper album." But just because I've know Julien since forever and got his CD's first, I'm sure they have no reason to "steal" each other's style. But - lurch, bang, Julien is now an asst. professor at Berklee where he is _known_ as the "Hendrix & Beck guy." No matter what-all else, a world in which you can get college credit for learning Jimi Hendix & Jeff Beck musicality is better than a world without.
Great guitars players are 10 a penny these days, but truly great guitar players warm our hearts as well as blow our minds. Sure all of these guys are fabulous including your mention of Prof Kasper. However I think you'll find most people would agree that Mike is in a class of his own, regardless of what other talent is around. Beck and Hendrix influenced a lot of players from all generations, so that goes without saying really.
Krantz-original, the rest- SOS. Listen to this solo:ua-cam.com/video/i2jaRZ_OzcY/v-deo.html
yeah I sure love Jimmy herring. my favorite guitarist ever. him or Peter Parcek. So that's what got me here. but wow the other two I had heard their names but never really got to listen to them. very impressive. Landau manhandled that strat...love his command of tone.
i love Krantz' solo
i thinks it is fail
Gol_ D. Kralii he called his solo, 'Fail'? That's interesting.
I think it's terrific. It's outside the blues which is what makes it wonderful. His own voice. That's what we want out of music, right? We want unique...we want original.
Gol_ D. Kralii *lol* Krantz solo fail ? This guy is making it a point for decades to deconstruct the old patterns. If he wanted, he could blow these others out of the water in his half sleep by repeating the old habits, but he is actually inventing new music on the spot while avoiding those patterns. This guy has a place in the future, along with guys like Allan Holdsworth, while those others never play anything else than "heard it all before".
That's an extremely correct point.
Nobody gets Krantz slowhand style here
I love Krantz...here especially.
There’s no keyboardist so Krantz is filling that foundational role
krantz is so unique!
Krantz & B Baker need NEED to jam - agggghhhh
Who is "B Baker?"
Seriously, I absolutely love Krantz and Herring, but Landau’s solo was some of the best blues phrasing I’ve heard.
Michael Landau - one of the best guitar players, any style, around. Thanks you for uploading!
All three guys obviously love Jeff Beck.
11:38 jimmy making it sound like hes playing slide... without a slide. immaculate.
I saw this tour in Denver at the Oriental - my wet dream to see these guitarists. But M'bappe and Novak were POCKET GODS. Didn't matter what the hot shots did, there was POCKET. No wonder these three picked this rhythm section.
Krantz, best clean tone, interesting non-traditional blues lines. too short, he's got mucho vocabulary....
Re; Clapton.. Truth is not a democracy. He did his thing- evolution makes way for this kind of stuff. The level of play, foundational knowledge, and instrument mastery displayed here is remarkable. Check some of the other clips of this lineup of The Ringers that has more progressive bop style and it explains where these cats are in a fuller picture.
Greg Vinson Don't believe everything you read.
Love all three!!
Wow, came for Jimmy, then Landau surprised the shit out of me lol. Krantz was really really good too. I've been playing for 30 years and not much truly impresses me, but this was one of those times.
You know those gloves make that bass sound just a little bit sweeter. And it look good with that outfit.
Landau just kills this peice :0) Nice work guys!
Genial Michael Landau...
Peter green. Rory Gallagher
Same bass player John Mclaughlin uses
K R A N T Z ~
These three are all spectacular guitarists Mr Wolf , they all have their own style and bring something great to the table. Making it a guitar battle is useless. Theirs fans of all three of them and yes a lot of people including myself are big Michael landau fans. What u call tosh playing is silly- go check out hundreds of his other videos including the jazz ministry at the baked potato or the Michael landau group live at the baked potato , karizma live , dog cheese or anything else and u will hear what a all around talent he is . He has great feel and phrasing , a master of tones, pickup switching and volume buttons to enhance that tone . U gotta open your mind up to other talent . Theirs many world class players
I agree check out I'm buzzed
silence O SILENCE... SO smooth!
I'm working on an amateur surround audio mix of the show. Would you be interested in sharing footage to make a surround Blu Ray or DVD?
a bit of Peter Green in him
Herring.... So fucking good.
Josh Kearney Love how he's able to make his guitar sound like he's using a slide, via Trem-bar. DAMN.
isn't that amazing?
+Josh Kearney In the most recent Premier Guitar magazine (Oct '15, maybe Nov?), there's an interview with John MacLaughlin. The interviewer mentioned that Mr Herring included one of MacLaughlin's songs (Hope) on his last album. MacL went on to say that Jimmy's lead break was amazing; that he should have done a lead break akin to Jimmy's (MacL didn't play a lead, choosing to stay with the intricate melody throughout), and that not only was Jimmy an amazing player(John's quote - "I don't know any players like Jimmy") , he was one of the nicest human beings John's ever met! Considering those statements were coming from one of the finest players of his generation, and by most measures a fairly spiritual person as well, I'd say that is about as good as it gets, praise-wise... 8>)
+Ben “Slick51” Holbrook And Jimmy idolises John!
Now I love Jimmys playing...been following him for a while. But Mr. Landau baked and ate that cake hands down.
Except for Krantz, just some old guys playing the same old shit way too loud. This demonstrates that it is very difficult to be original.
landau is living legend
Jimmy Herring knows the backside of several notes I never knew existed in my 32 years of playing.
Herrings tone is not from this realm. He has brought it here along with his playing from somewhere else.
Landau rules...too bad he's mostly unheard of
joe paris In the recording world, he's a long time legend. Google the albums he's on, and groups he's toured with.
I just made stinkface for like 10 minutes straight. Holy fuck. Jimmy Herring brought me here, but I love EVERYONE's playing on this.
Nick cage playing blues, terrific, lol
No offense, but the Wayne Krantz part didn't do it for me. Michael Landau was more my style and Jimmy Herring I had trouble hearing, which ironically is the only time I like the sound of PRS guitars. But I normally love his playing.
Thanks for your time and effort in bringing this here.
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Right. I’ve just realised how good Wayne Krantz is.. and I see why Keith Carlock likes him…
But all three guys, so enjoyable. Thanks for uploading
Then and Now.......Landau's a Creative Cat
Oh. So that's why Landau is in the Ringers. Dayum. Ridiculous.
Damn this is great.
….and Jimmy has a Duane Vibe before he gets back to Herring greatness…..as do the other players…..
Oh yes Jimmy Herring killing it here !!!
Jimmy even has a slight Roy Buchanan vibe at the beginning of his solo…..all solos incendiary…..
The talent and virtuosity on that stage is just rediculous......Should be illegal.
is the bassist's name:Etienne Mbappe?
M'Yepp ! :-)
Mike Landau killed them all
Jimmy was 'CUTTIN' HEADS!!!!!!!!!!
Yep
How do you fit that much talent on any stage? Amazing!
what PRS is Jimmy Herring playing?
O solo do Wayner Krantz é genial, mas falando de Blues o Jimmy Herring comeu com farofa! Fodaaa
If you like Jimmy then you should also go listen to some Drew Zingg, a Larry Carlton on steroids
I'd run out of licks halfway though and call "Bass solo!"..
Iam cryin and watching this!
who the fuck is the guy with the fiesta red strat!?i wanna play like that when i grow up!!!!
Saw them in Philly, how often can you see four of the most amazing guitarists ever, together on one stage? Memorable!
Need a live record from these guys. Great sensitivity and a superb rhythm section, too.
Extraordinário 🤯 que som monstruoso
Wow, this band blew me away. I'm a new fan. MORE!
WUUUOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
....Jimmy's guitar neede a cigarette after that....
Nobody better than Jimmy Herring..
I have to admit that I hate Landau's voice, as much as I love his guitar playing. I'm a big fan of his, until he grabs the microphone.
GuitarCailuong Same with Eric Johnson
Herring killed em. Sorry but he blew em away
It's based on the Robben Ford's version of Worried Life Blues.
Landau is on top !
Giants over the shoulder of giants!!
Landau's could be a lifetime study
Who da fuck gave this a thumbs down?
So the solos are good but the recording sucks.
I love that kind of playing ! Amazing !
COMER GET UY0UI//WIL;LDIi
Landau & Herring. Holy shit.
Damn right....ssssmoking...
What a tone Landeau!!!!
In português : Dez (10)
GREAT PICKING!!!!!
Jesus christ, Michael Landau's fretboard is literally on fire!
That Herring Tone
During Jimmy's solo, even my CAT (who was sleeping) put her head up and looked at my laptop, seemingly in awe.
I can't even imagine getting up there and playing the fourth solo after those three just smoked it. Damn......
I'm a huge Herring fan but recently discovered Landau. Krantz I've heard, great player but, seems more of a New York splatter the canvas type. Absolutely love this blues tune and want to learn it. Great players all, amazing how they can feel their way through it so sweetly. I'm from the south and watched Herring start with ARU and Jazz is Dead ........I love his tone, harmonic invention.....readneck jazz monster! Really diggin' Landau too!!
wish that Krantz coulda had a second solo after the other guys, then he might have let rip too.🐂💨
Landau is the monster on this......
Vaya tres patas para un banco!
Shame BB King's had to close. It just wan't run right. I went one night and there was one bartender for the whole place - probably 250 people. Also the food was super expensive for the quality. $18 mediocre hamburger.
10:50 what sorcery is this?
Diez Manos Band it sounds just like a harmonica ...
The constant pickup switches - what is up with that?
Professionalism
Geez, Mike Landau's intensity, I could throw off no joke, a for really good reason, damn, what a musician, I'm a HUGE Landau's fan.