Matthew Sweet - Girlfriend + I've Been Waiting [4-29-92]
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- Опубліковано 17 бер 2014
- [Stereo feed] Blistering guitar from the late, great Robert Quine is featured on the first song, as well as a tight rhythm section, featuring Sara Lee on bass. These two musicians feature on some great recordings over the years, and this appearance is one of many by Mr. Sweet and his special supporting casts at this point in his career, IMO.
Stopped by just for the Robert Quine solos: Did not disappoint!
smokin!
Me too, here for Quine. Such sweet playing on “I’ve been waiting.” Not what I associate with him.
How on earth does this only have 1000 views? Robert Quine f*cking shreds this.
Robert.Fucking.Quine..coolest.. guitarist ever..loved that man
Fucking phenomenal. And he makes it looks like child’s play. What a master.
"I've Been Waiting" is sublime.
Robert Quine was a gift from God.
I think its pretty rare for a great songwriter and musician like Matthew to have no professional jealousy and ask virtuoso's like Quine and Richard Lloyd to play with him and make his songs and performances even better. It certainly elevated this album from great to a classic, and it's well earned.
that's a band leader baby!
I've always thought the coolest thing about Matthew Sweet was the phenomenal musicians he was able to recruit to play on his records. The respect seemed to go both ways. They respected his song writing. He knew that their musicianship would take his songs to another level.
I saw them all play at Summerfest in Milwaukee in the mid '90s. Michael Penn played there too. Then like a decade later he was playing our local dive bar in San Diego. Then next time a bigger venue. I wish he would come to San Diego again.
Watch how Robert Quine just runs roughshod all OVER "Girlfriend" terrorizing that guitar, and then caresses that Byrds-ian melody out of "I've Been Waiting". True master, RIP.
One of my favorite guitarists, even now. He truly sounds like a live wire.
Nobody sounded like him before, and nobody's sounded like him since. A truly singular sound on the guitar.
Robert Quine was ridiculous...and, most of the time he's using a Strat through some shitty Peavy monoblock amp too
RIP
@@dougsmith7083 whats he got here?
@@rockinpelmet no certain...a Fender Bassman?
One of the finest examples of Bob Quine doing what he does on the 'Tube.
Easily one of the best albums from the 90's. Awesome. Stands the test of time.
Reissued by intervention on vinyl
It's great to hear Robert Quine's guitar!
Love the bass, I feel it is only like this in this rendition. Sara Lee was awesome
Quine looks like a high school math teacher, but behind the scenes he was about as rock n roll/out of control as they come.
I always thought he looked like either Hunter S. Thompson, or Jim Lahey from Trailer Park Boys.
OMG..
Matthew Sweet is the LOVE Of my whole lifw
Matthew Sweet, Richard Lloyd and Bob Quine are the reason I even picked up a guitar.
Its a dream of mine to play with Lloyd or Sweet, even just once. I wish Quine were still around cause he was the absolute best. Terribly underrated
Also, I don't know if many people know Matthew is an expert multi-instrumentalist. He literally plays everything on his songs before he has someone else come in and spruce it up a bit.
Greg Leisz on pedal steel also blew me away on the Girlfriend album. I was a senior in high school, and I adored it all!
Mathew Sweet wrote some great songs but Quine delivers in this live performance.
i love me some Matthew Sweet...but if you listen to his first album, then the stuff with Quine and Lloyd...its night and day. Pretty sure Quine taught himself.
@@DaveAnchovies Yeah, a well known story that as a student Bob followed the Velvet Underground around San Fran recording them on an early version of the cassette recorder. Bob learned to to play by listening to those tapes thousands of times and was later be employed by Lou Reed himself as lead guitarist in his band during the Blue Mask era. Quine's VU tapes were officially released some years ago.
Best part of this.........Robert Quine!
Robert Quine. Yes.
Robert Quine and Terry Kath. Their guitar styles couldn’t be more different, but the thing they have in common is their otherworldly talent and how tragically underrated they both are.
That key change from rock to blues... AMAZING.
Perfect in so many ways.
Dennis effing Miller steps on a rake with "thank you, boys."
One of the best Rock and Roll bands in the world right here.
Yup, yup and hell Yup!
I've had this album on repeat in the car on the way to work this week ,great to revisit , Brisbane Australia
Literally every member of this band looks like they might accost you on the street to show you a magic trick
Quine on lead , amazing
Props to whoever posted this. Nice audio and video quality. Quine soloing takes a great song and takes it to a whole other level. Sweet could do no wrong during this period. Still is making top notch quality music.
Glad you enjoyed it - all of the content on this channel came from my own tapes, and were also transferred by me. Thanks for the note of appreciation, and, yes, Quine was one of a kind [and that Sweet guy is no slouch, either] ;)
Who else is going down a lou reed rabbit hole? Robert Quine is the man! Haha
Robert Quine....the good die young.
Man, 31-years later and this guys voice, songwriting, and musicality still pop. The song-craft is cool. The guitarists solos are crazy good/tasteful, and the backing vocals are great. So many cool elements to this band. Im a fan now for sure.
One of the best albums ever to have grased my soul. Thanks, Rom.
gregalabama From one (Old School Dead Head) to another... Yes Dear Brother. I Love(d) this album. Was Grateful to see them at the Rivy in Chicago in 92. Totally different musicians. WAY WAY better
Every song that Robert Quine played on from the Voidoids on he made so much better
Great collaboration of Sweet + Quine= total r & r
Quine is SO FINE!!! Sweet used to get THE BEST solo guitarists around QUINE, Lloyd, Julian. how did he do it?
Absolute truth, the vanguard of post-punk US guitarists played alongside him.
Yep he had guitars covered. I believe he let them get on with it. I think things blew up when he and the record company, started to plan records for commercial impact ( not a criticism)
Just getting into Quine
Could you tell me the full names of _____ Lloyd & _______ Julian. I appreciate Quine with Lou Reed, so I’m especially curious who the other 2 are. Thanks for helping passing down some rock knowledge to a rookie.
@@earthsucks9555 Richard Lloyd played with Television and was a go to sessions man, He played the intro on Girlfriend and Quine played the solo. Ivan Julian played with Quine in the Voidoids and has been a fixture on the New York music scene for decades
ROBERT QUINE!!!!!
Loved the way groove was changed after solo on first tune. Excellent versions x 2!!!
A gem.
To my ears, Robert Sweet is Robert Sweet AND Robert Quine. Sweet’s songs and voice combined with Quine’s unique, versatile guitar work created a chemistry that was heads above any other power pop/alternative music of its era.
Let's also note that on bass is Sara Lee (Gang Of Four), and rhythm guitar is handled by Peter Holsapple (The dB's and later, REM)...what a dream line-up. Quine is incredible here.
+Brian Friel also Pat Mastelotto (Mr. Mister, King Crimson, XTC's Oranges and Lemons album) on drums... but it's not Peter Holsapple on acoustic guitar. I forget the guy's name...
leebarbie -I think it's Murray Attaway from Guadalcanal Diary on acoustic guitar...I think, LOL.
Gang of Four? How about Robert Fripp? Indigo Girls? Ani Di Franco?
It's definitely not me on guitar.
Holsapple was married to Susan Cowsill. I think they had a kid.
awesome strong female bass player kept rhythm in check , this video is musically diverse in so many ways :) \m/ \m/
Sara Lee. Also played with Gang of Four.
@@losttango and, oddly enough, League of Gentlemen. ua-cam.com/video/nPQWHEu_rqQ/v-deo.html
RIP Robert Quine
Kind of a new wave supergroup. I was lucky enough to see Quine with the Voidoids, Sara Lee with Gang of Four and Fripp's League of Gentlemen, Holsapple with the db's and Mastelotto with King Crimson and Stick Men, but I've never seen Matthew Sweet!
Just remembered that I also saw Quine with Lou Reed.
Omg this is so good.
Sick!! 🙌
This group should have been called the Sweet-Quine Group.
so.. so... freakin good
Awesome!
Sara Lee may be my fav bassist.
holy f. i have a vhs of an anime that brigns this to awesomeness but seeing it live and he brings it to blues too.................GODDAMN
... and Sara Lee on bass.
Mathew Sweet is a very talented artist but I bet he wished he had a dollar for every time somebody has said to him - "Wow you played with Robert Quine"
There was an awesome version of this on Letterman which got removed!
What a great time it was. Some music was actually alternative, Dennis Miller was actually funny.
"I've Been Waiting" ♥♥
Awesome
Just found this while looking for vids of the late great Robert Quine (lead guitar), and what do you know, that's Pat Mastelotto on drums! Future King Crimson member!
Nitpick: the lead guitar could have been mixed a bit higher. It's a bit drowned out by Sweet's rhythm guitar.
Andy Gower Nice tidbit on the drummer's journey to where he wound up! I just tried to share the performance of King Crimson on Conan O'Brien, but it is blocked....As for the mix: that's the way it was recorded on the night it aired. I don't mess with settings too much, other than maxing the scan rate for both the video and audio :)
What's for afters?
No criticism to you for the mix! It's great to see musicians you love on TV, but it's so rare that they get the mix right for the broadcast. Thanks for the upload!
Loved Pat's jam - a true professional jammer!
Just read he played as a session drummer for XTC - no wonder I love him!
And Sara Lee was in League of Gentlemen with Fripp. God, what a lineup Sweet’s band was.
🖤
Very cool - the drummer from Mister Mister was in Sweet's band at the time.....
And now he is the drummer for King Crimson, since 1994.
LOVE Mastelotto. Stick Men is amazing, and his work with XTC is stellar.
💚💚💚🧀🧀🧀🧀
and the mighty Pat Mastelotto on drums!
Is that Murray Attaway from Guadalcanal Diary on acoustic guitar?
QUINE!
"nobody doesn't like Sara Lee"
It's a shame Quine never had his own band to showcase his awesome talents.
The song's great, the band's tight, and the mix is good but goddam, the TV producers don't know how to put the camera on the performers at the right time. I like seeing a drummer at much as the next guy, but please keep the camera on Robert Quine while he's playing his solo.
Steve Miller is the Sandra Bernhardt of nighttime TV
Steve Miller or Dennis Miller? You ass-clown!
Too bad we have to sit through crappy dennis miller to get to the sweetness. But worth it
Well worth it!
Fast-forward is a thing.
Miller is such a hateful asshole.
Dennis who? Horrible human
Nah, he's one of the all time greats.
is that drummer the guy from Mr. Mister?
yes, pat mastelotto
Somebody forgot to edit Dennis Miller out of this.
Something was brewing in LA I wonder what was it
how fucking good is that lead guitar??????
I’d rather hear Ric Menck on drums and Paul Chastain on Bass. This performance featured the TV studio rhythm section who learned the song for this performance only.
Not Sara on bass
The Letterman performance was better -- the other one of the two with Quine live -- but we're stuck with the Miller one, because we can't have nice things.
Lum is best girl
Ain't that Lou Reed's axe-man?
Matthew Sweet was unwise in never having Tommy Keene handle guitar in his band.
Quine could be Hunter S, Thompson's brother.
Both crazy brilliant
Or William Van Orman Quine’s nephew! Both crazy brilliant!
God I hate Dennis Miller
Too bad the clown working the mixing board was in the toilet for the recording.
I think Dennis Miller might have been cool then before he WENT TO FOX AND THEN TO HELL!
These are not the guys I seen with Mathew in 92. No where near as good. Those cats just smoked. One of the best shows I've ever seen, & I'm an old school Dead Head. The lead guitarist was a light skinned black dude. He was amazing. It was in Chicago at the Riviera. They played L7's pretend that we're dead & the Beatles' Tomorrow Never Knows. They kicked that A$$. Crazy memories. Holly- you remember?
That would have been Ivan Julian playing lead guitar, in the line-up you described. Great guitarist in his own right. You should check out Robert Quine playing a bit more. Exceptional guitarist.
Probably Ivan Julian was the guitarist. He was brilliant but he would be the first to tell you Robert Quine was a genius ( and his friend)
Here for Matthew Sweet and Robert Quine. Sad how Dennis Miller has turned into such a bitter and misanthropic old man.
How so?
And yet not as good as the Letterman performance. Alas.
Dennis Miller is annoying.
Nah, he's the best.
meh
Not that great.
Yo. Quine is a little overrated
But he killed himself, so he is much better than say Duane Allman who died in a motorcycle accident. Makes perfect sense right?
@@camp168 yep, it obeys the rules
Different strokes, I have him in the best 5 guitaists I have ever heard
I'd thought this was sarcasm. Subsequent posts...cant really tell.
@@DaveAnchovies You might be right Dave, but my feeling is they were being contrary
Lead guitar was complete shit. Like it was his first time hearing the song. Off beat, poor phrasing, and plenty of choked notes. What a blown opportunity to shine over a great song.
Sick!! 🙌