João, tenho que dizer: muito boa a entrevista, irmão! Você é um ótimo entrevistador e esse vídeo foi muito enriquecidor para mim! Já estou seguindo! Abraço
Chego fico emocionado ao ouvir o que Scott Henderson fala. A voz da maturidade e suas lições. Uma de minhas grandes influências musicais. Excelente entrevista. Deu pra ver que ele esteve tranquilo e curtiu as perguntas. Parabéns. E agradeço.
Hey, Ms. Isabel! Long time no see. Hope you're doing well and thank you very much for the kind words. Wish you and Pacios the best (and tell him to join us on our league-watching meetings, we gather the gang around once a year for the finals haha).
Muito bom o trabalho João! Conheci o canal hoje e já vi que tem muita coisa boa por aqui, vou tentar assistir a essas entrevistas todas, muitos grandes músicos por aqui!
Five years committed to studying and playing jazz is not a long time even if that’s all you did in that five years. To get to a deep meaningful place playing jazz takes a lot longer than that.
I never heard anyone play with ten times the chops of Scott , I like his Honesty about Modern Music and production. he should check out Mateo Mancuso and Tim Henson new guys that are interesting and theres some others but I also find it hard to find good music coming out today .plenty of good technically good players but thats technique not music. I"m looking forward to see Scott live it's been forever ! come to Florida !I used to live in NY so it was a little easier. Love Andy Timmons Kiko Loureiro is a Brazilian that got himself some recognition he's more then just Metal
Hey bud! Thank you for the observation. I thought of citing Tim Henson, but because his critique towards modern music was pointing out how it lacks dynamics and melodies, I'd imagine it wouldn't be in his wheelhouse. Regarding Matteo, I totally forgot to cite that name (which is funny because I did an interview with him not long ago). Andy and Kiko are both amazing, great references of mine. If you wanna check out, I've also had the pleasure of interviewing Andy in this channel.
@@Vilelavolume11 Albums: 1.Spirit Science 2. The Wishing Stones He has been with Lenny White for years and now is playing with the great bassist Oteil Burbridge
Again, you don’t have to be a fossil and be a jazz musician. In fact, the best jazz musicians don’t sound or think like fossils; Kurt Rosenwinkel, Tom Guarna etc etc sound like real jazz musicians AND sound completely modern who clearly have drawn from many different musics outside of jazz. It’s not one or the other necessarily. You can be a jazz musician but still have many layers of influence, jazz and non-jazz influences.
@@Vilelavolume11 Well not necessarily "fusion" music as a style or genre, but music that is not afraid to amalgamate any and all of the influences that impacted the musicians who create their own music and records.. This is very often how great music is created. Actually, a lot of "fusion" music isn't very good because it lacks, or isn't informed enough, by jazz harmony, phrasing, and swing. A lot of so-called fusion doesn't hold up over time because of the lack of these and other elements such as classical harmony informing the compositions etc.
Why would you mention any SPECIFIC band by name and say you think they suck even if you really don’t like them? You weren’t asked specifically about that band. I am not a U2 fan either but why single them or ANY band to make your point in this context on a podcast?..
Bro, not gonna lie, I wish people were more open and others comprehensive about what they like and don't like. It's his opinion. I'm personally ok with it.
@@Vilelavolume11 It's not really a matter of his opinion or not. I said in my comment that I don't like U2 either but, a guy of Henderson's stature should be more measured in his comments, period! He's always mouthed off in this way and it definitely is not a good look to younger musicians who might be fans of his playing. To put it another way, there's a way to express strong criticism without coming off like a dick. I guess what I'm saying is that when you're a known musician you have to be more aware of the situation/context and know when to criticize and when not to, and HOW to express criticism without it sounding like you're just an asshole. Again, you didn't ask him specifically about U2, he just used them BY NAME as his example. Whether we all love or hate U2 is beside the point. Allan Holdsworth and Kurt Rosenwinkel NEVER mouthed off like this guy does in public or on social media in this way. Btw bro, I really think you are a great interviewer and you seem like a really nice guy.
thank you, Scott, for all this great advice!
Glad it was helpful!
Show! Show!!!
Valeu!
João, tenho que dizer: muito boa a entrevista, irmão! Você é um ótimo entrevistador e esse vídeo foi muito enriquecidor para mim! Já estou seguindo! Abraço
Muito obrigado, querido!
Chego fico emocionado ao ouvir o que Scott Henderson fala. A voz da maturidade e suas lições. Uma de minhas grandes influências musicais. Excelente entrevista. Deu pra ver que ele esteve tranquilo e curtiu as perguntas. Parabéns. E agradeço.
Obrigado, Hugo! Fico feliz em ter essa aprovação vinda de você!
João! You are talented interviewer - knowledgeble, genuine, warm, and fun! So glad I found your work here! Keep it up!
Hey, Ms. Isabel! Long time no see. Hope you're doing well and thank you very much for the kind words. Wish you and Pacios the best (and tell him to join us on our league-watching meetings, we gather the gang around once a year for the finals haha).
Scott is My Top Three Guitarist along with Holdsworth & Landau.....
Great names on your list!
What a great interview!
Thanks
Muito bom mesmo
Obrigado, Nelson
The best Scott’s interview ever!So much to learn here.🤘
Thanks bud, I appreciate it
I like this guy too. Thanks!
Scott’s awesome
Ouvir o que o Scott tem a dizer é quase tão bom quanto ouvi-lo tocar. Excelente entrevista ! 👏👏🎸🎸
Hahaha também acho
Sounds good I’ll check the Any T interview out , thanks for responding.
Thanks!
Excelente entrevista, muito bem conduzida, e o Scott é um grande mestre
Valeeu, Caio!!
Cara, muitas lições que você não vai ouvir por aí. Boa, João, mandou muito bem. Só entrevistas top.
Obrigado, Giovanni! E realmente, conhecimentos vindo direto da fonte da sabedoria rsrs
Muito bom o trabalho João! Conheci o canal hoje e já vi que tem muita coisa boa por aqui, vou tentar assistir a essas entrevistas todas, muitos grandes músicos por aqui!
Valeu, Victor! Muito sucesso pro seu canal também!!
Que demais! 🔥
Valeeu, Kiabera!
Top bom trabalho!!!
Tmj, Fernandinho!
Aí estourou, hem! Tô procurando uma entrevista dele sobre o Karnevel e não encontrei nem na gringa!
Legal né! Foi muito massa trocar essa ideia com ele.
Ele é brabo 🔥
Nem me fale kkkkk
Five years committed to studying and playing jazz is not a long time even if that’s all you did in that five years. To get to a deep meaningful place playing jazz takes a lot longer than that.
Agreed!
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Tmj, Flávio!
I never heard anyone play with ten times the chops of Scott , I like his Honesty about Modern Music and production. he should check out Mateo Mancuso and Tim Henson new guys that are interesting and theres some others but I also find it hard to find good music coming out today .plenty of good technically good players but thats technique not music. I"m looking forward to see Scott live it's been forever ! come to Florida !I used to live in NY so it was a little easier. Love Andy Timmons Kiko Loureiro is a Brazilian that got himself some recognition he's more then just Metal
Hey bud! Thank you for the observation. I thought of citing Tim Henson, but because his critique towards modern music was pointing out how it lacks dynamics and melodies, I'd imagine it wouldn't be in his wheelhouse. Regarding Matteo, I totally forgot to cite that name (which is funny because I did an interview with him not long ago). Andy and Kiko are both amazing, great references of mine. If you wanna check out, I've also had the pleasure of interviewing Andy in this channel.
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:)
Eu sinto como se todo nós fôssemos padawans e você acabou de lançar uma entrevista com o mestre Yoda
É bem por aí mesmo kkkkkk
Check out Tom Guarna!!!!
Sure! What should I start with?
@@Vilelavolume11 Albums: 1.Spirit Science 2. The Wishing Stones
He has been with Lenny White for years and now is playing with the great bassist Oteil Burbridge
Pedro Martins took a LOT from Kurt Rosenwinkel. A lottttt.
Yup! He's from my city here in Brazil and we can definitely see he got much from his partnerships with Rosenwinkel.
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Again, you don’t have to be a fossil and be a jazz musician. In fact, the best jazz musicians don’t sound or think like fossils; Kurt Rosenwinkel, Tom Guarna etc etc sound like real jazz musicians AND sound completely modern who clearly have drawn from many different musics outside of jazz. It’s not one or the other necessarily. You can be a jazz musician but still have many layers of influence, jazz and non-jazz influences.
Yup! I'm with you, fusion makes the best music haha
@@Vilelavolume11 Well not necessarily "fusion" music as a style or genre, but music that is not afraid to amalgamate any and all of the influences that impacted the musicians who create their own music and records.. This is very often how great music is created. Actually, a lot of "fusion" music isn't very good because it lacks, or isn't informed enough, by jazz harmony, phrasing, and swing. A lot of so-called fusion doesn't hold up over time because of the lack of these and other elements such as classical harmony informing the compositions etc.
Why would you mention any SPECIFIC band by name and say you think they suck even if you really don’t like them? You weren’t asked specifically about that band. I am not a U2 fan either but why single them or ANY band to make your point in this context on a podcast?..
Bro, not gonna lie, I wish people were more open and others comprehensive about what they like and don't like. It's his opinion. I'm personally ok with it.
@@Vilelavolume11 It's not really a matter of his opinion or not. I said in my comment that I don't like U2 either but, a guy of Henderson's stature should be more measured in his comments, period! He's always mouthed off in this way and it definitely is not a good look to younger musicians who might be fans of his playing. To put it another way, there's a way to express strong criticism without coming off like a dick. I guess what I'm saying is that when you're a known musician you have to be more aware of the situation/context and know when to criticize and when not to, and HOW to express criticism without it sounding like you're just an asshole. Again, you didn't ask him specifically about U2, he just used them BY NAME as his example. Whether we all love or hate U2 is beside the point. Allan Holdsworth and Kurt Rosenwinkel NEVER mouthed off like this guy does in public or on social media in this way. Btw bro, I really think you are a great interviewer and you seem like a really nice guy.