Nice vide, this guy is great. The way uses ghost notes reminds of another bass play from Argentinian. He's on youtube . His name is Nicolás Page and he also does this type ghost note with a very percussive unique down slap-flamenco pull off technique. (you have to use that accent on the á of his name Nicolás. To find it. ) Check out this title by him "Dos bajos armonizados." and also "Solo sobre la armonía de Hello Young Lovers de Hammerstein" ^^^ This second one, the jazz standard is done funky yet very melodic also You probably know of the bassist Remco. I would love to hear you do a duet with him or Nicolás Page
I really enjoyed this video, especially toward the end, where you were doing the playalong, with his track still just audible. It was like listening in stereo, so we'll tuned, was your instrument with his! 🤘✌️🤟🤙😸
everyone is playing so fast these days or it seems that way. i dont recall traditional funk being 30,000bpm. how can soul, funk and heart be within 30,000bpm?
similarly virtuosic for fast funky jazzy fingerstyle is Guy Bernfeld see the youtube shorts: 1) This fingerstyle funk groove is CRAZY @devinebass 2) Count The People - Jacob Collier Bass Version 3) Weird place to practice polyrhythms
Vincen Garcia is from my home town (Valencia) and I saw him and his band play live just two days ago. It was a stunning concert, and their musicianship is even more impressive live!
If you have been watching him that long. You would know that comment has been done to death. Why bother with an ancient dead comment. Nothing else to say but copy the most copied saying on youtube? Why? No originality?
@@Me-qp8vzYou are, of course, 100% correct. I have seen this comment numerous times before and have no originality in my comment. From now on, I swear to only post original comments (perhaps I will notify everyone that I am “First” or comment “For the algorithm!”). In all seriousness, I’m glad you’ve enjoyed Charles’s channel enough to keep watching his videos like I have! Peace.
Dude's timing is insane. While I really love getting to watch people like you on youtube, it's really easy to forget that there are SOOO many incredible musicians out there. It's also always really cool when someone who really knows what they're talking about appreciate the work of someone else and breaks it down for us normal folks. Thanks for sharing!
Vincent Garcia is also the guy that got called by Cory Wong to replace his usual bassist that could not come on tour in Europe, learns 30 songs in 2 days and does the whole tour with Cory's band like if he was always part of it...
One of my favourite two bass players breaking down the other and giving some love. Huge respect to both! You guys are the leading players of the day, pleased to say I’ve seen one live, and the other one soon!
Charles, you are an amazing musician! When you do these types of videos, they show what an awesome human being you are as well. You’re spotlighting another musician, and the breakdown of what they are doing is fantastic. Please, please do more of these!!!
Hey Charles this video was so good. To say I enjoyed this is an understatement. Thank you for exposing Vincen to the bass community. He is so unbelievably talented. I really enjoyed how you broke down the song and explained the parts so thorough and so good. My favorite part of the video was when you played the part slowed down. You still played it so funky and in the pocket, you made it musical even though it was slower (a lot of people when playing slow treat it as checking a box). This is also a testament to Vincen's compositional skills, no matter what tempo it is that line and song are still freaking fantastic.
The percussive notes have a natural sustain gate to them just by the way he's playing it showing a lot of consistent control on very high speeds. The way it just flows and rolls in the solo is very satisfying, indeed both musical and technical, thanks for sharing and breaking it down!
Charles' explanations on bass videos are astonishing. Not only he manages to play solos note by note, but he dissects musically those intrincate parts, making them accesible to everyone...the best possible teacher.
Nothing short of incredible! Definitely interested in more analytical videos like this. Being able to break down riffs like that isn't the easiest to consolidate in your head when you're hearing it for the first time.
Charles, you are gifted dude, I can’t believe with what ease you play other artists music and barely enough review time, that’s crazy gifted music to my ears. Thank you for always sharing your amazing skills to us viewers. A big HELLO from Southern California. This is Alan.
I have seen this video several times now and stil am amazed on how such a freakin brilliant bass piece can be broken down to such a seemingly "simple" way. Just cannot wrap my head around how someone can come up with such magic! Love your stuff Vince!
Two amazing bassists in one video! The other thing that Vincen has is absolutely killer tone. Perfect example of how tone and articulation bring out the funk. Great job playing that solo!
Awesome video format! Please do a series like this. It's great when people of your caliber break music down for us to understand them better! Great video!
Vincen is totally amazing, I've been following him for 5 years or so and was stoked to see him fill in for Cory Wong's bassist at Hammersmith last year.
Hey, Carles! God bless you! The word «Aprieta» is Spanish for "Squeeze." Is like saying "Squeeze the accelerator" or "Step on the gas pedal." Maybe "Squeeze all the notes out of that bass guitar." It was so much fun to watch and listen to him (and you, of course) ❤. Vincen (from Valencia, Spain) has a tutorial on UA-cam for this. «Funky Groove in B - Vincen García's Tutorial»
There is a video from the tour where Cory explains how Vincent came into the band. Vincent wrote Cory that he would love to play with him whenever he is looking for a bassist. Then shortly before the Europe leg of the tour, Corys‘ bassist became ill or so and so Cory called Vince to join in. Amazing story….
I know the focus here is on the bass guy, but as a musician, being able to hear about Matteo Mancuso, even for a moment, on a bass channel, is so satisfying. No, I am not a guitar player, but the ones who watched at least 3 videos of Matteo understand the reason Steve Vai called him "the evolution of guitar" and noticing that sometimes real talent takes you places is reassuring. Just like Mr Berthoud, here. Allas, I'd love to see some collab between you two.
I think this is the guy who subbed Devin Townsend's bassist a few years ago at the Royal Albert Hall with just 24hrs notice and listening to the music on the plane.
Vincen is an absolute monster on the bass, he was a perfect fit with Cory Wong's band. And the mention of Tower of Power is entirely appropriate. If sombody not familiar with this band, go check out, they're playing since 1968....
TOP are the bomb, none more funky, and the late great Francis Rocco Prestia was the funk finger style god of bass (and one of Jeff Berlin’s favourite bassists btw)🎸🤘🏻
i really appreciate how humble charles always is. he always finds ways to compliment and shine spotlight on other great musicians, and not having to seemingly feed his own ego. (like many other musicians out there).
I watched this video for the first time when it was first posted 2 weeks ago, and I have been obsessed with Vincen ever since. Groove, tone, phrasing, chops... The whole package! Now I have 2 new favorite bass players. Thank you Charles for making this video and introducing me to him!
Bass Analysis Videos I love them and I think it's very useful way to learn bass and music and general. I hope you keep going these kind of videos. Maybe even music analysis video in general and how the bass in that song goes with the rest of the music.
Charles that was amazing …. I like how respectful you were and descriptive of his style. His rhythm is amazing. I myself enjoyed hearing this great sound and you playing along. Looking forward to the next artist.
The 'Displacement' of 16th notes in the beginning, is what drummers call a 'Triolization of Sixteenths', where instead of hitting just of every 3 notes in a 16-note bar, u hit 2 notes, you can play around with this in many ways, drummers use this to 'kick the bass players/bandmembers ass' when needing some more dynamics (at least i used to :D ). I'm sure you know all of this, but it would be nice if you could/is able to unpack or elaborate more on these details, cuz there a lots of goodies for bassists to 'borrow' or steal from drummers here! :D Nice Breakdown or mini-analysis, Vincent is a beast! Fantastic to be re-invigorated and inspired! :D Gonna see Greg Howe, Mohini Dey and Mario Cirigliano in Malmø next month, for some KickAss inspirations, I'm sure! Keep up the good work, Mr. Berthoud! :) 👍
@@goobagooba831 Really sorry, I'm danish, and it might just be a very stupid direct translation: the better expression would be: 'Triplet-ization' / 'Triplet-ification. Triplets n danish is 'Tri-o-ler'. I was too busy getting a message across :D forgive me!
as a non bass player having no clue bout it, I find it fascinating having someone breaking it down like that. makes me realize how technically, rhythmically & emotionally demanding and sublimally elegant all of this can be. especially if instrument & player fuse into one in ecstasy 🎉❤ luv it
Yes sir yes sir. Loved it...I'm 59 and have just played in a band years ago and now for my church. However, now that I have retired I really want to devle into being a better musician...HELP... these type videos will do just that. Thanks Charles.
This gentleman was playing bass on Cory Wong's show in Glasgow and WOW, he absolutely demolished that entire set along with every other musician killing it that evening ✨ ❤ You gotta say demolished because his solos and lines had this unrelenting momentum and destructive power to them as if you were getting run over by an endless freight train. Shit was cash. The man Vincen has absolutely no reverse gear and only ploughs forward! Vamos!!!!
No joke, this might be my favorite UA-cam video ever. Mind-blowing performances. So much talent. So well broken down and explained. Even the sponsored section was fantastic. Bravo.
Wow Charles, that was completely insane. Both the breakdown and your playing just blew me away. Yes, of course you should do more video's like this. Just imagining what you both could do on a 5 or 6 string bass. Whoa
mate, not once did I even think of those golden strings, I was simply mesmerized by the finger action. Talent is not a word strong enough...truly impressive....Jazz out don't sell out you've got the goods to make some killer music..Bravo!
so glad to be exposed to Vincen! I can't wait to hear more. I totally love seeing this type of video. You are mesmerizing, fun to watch, easy to learn from! thank you. ☮️💖🎶
Hello Charles, Do not forget yourself. You are also an amazing bass player. I have great respect for you as a bass player and for you as a person. I love the way you break everything down for us viewers to understand. Thank you so much for this Charles. A very big fan form the Netherlands.
Love this video! I probably would have lost him in the sea of clips if not for your attention to the details of his playing. What an absolute beast! Thanks for the video looking forward to more.
Thank you for the funky morning, @CharlesBerthoud! . Can't feel my face, I love it! . (Also, can't help hearing daft punk's One More Time as part of a medley here 😅)
Hey, I just watched your Rick Beato interview, which was pretty awesome. I hope this is better than a 10 of 10 for you as I really enjoy these sorts of video formats. Boosting other awesome musicians through analyzing what makes them great is also just a super cool way to build a more excellent community in my opinion. Good stuff, man!
I’m starting to see more videos of Vincen Garcia showing in my YT feed. He is a fantastic musician! His bass playing is phenomenal and amazing to watch! 👍
Once again, mind-blowing...in stereo ! Wish I still had my early Brooklyn Spector bass...I'd give this a whirl, even if I failed I'd be all the better for attempting it. Pastorius would be nervous if he were still around...incredibly inspiring, both of you !
Hadn’t seen you since you were just a kid playing a sweet old south gospel piece. Recognized your familiar facial expressions as you played. Knew you instantly. Huge admirer. 👏❤🇨🇦
Love this style of video! It is incredibly valuable seeing you unpack another player’s work as it gives insight into how your mind works as you digest and express music. And you follow through with learning and playing it for us! I’ve not seen a reactor take it that far (since I think most don’t have the chops to pull it off). Having someone with your skill devote time to articulating what skilled players are doing and then doing it yourself is so useful. One enthusiastic vote for more from me!
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Nice vide, this guy is great. The way uses ghost notes reminds of another bass play from Argentinian. He's on youtube . His name is Nicolás Page and he also
does this type ghost note with a very percussive unique down slap-flamenco pull off technique. (you have to use that accent on the á of his name Nicolás. To find it. )
Check out this title by him
"Dos bajos armonizados."
and also
"Solo sobre la armonía de Hello Young Lovers de Hammerstein"
^^^ This second one, the jazz standard is done funky yet very melodic also
You probably know of the bassist Remco. I would love to hear you do a duet with him or Nicolás Page
I really enjoyed this video, especially toward the end, where you were doing the playalong, with his track still just audible. It was like listening in stereo, so we'll tuned, was your instrument with his! 🤘✌️🤟🤙😸
Really amazing!! You both should do something together.
It would be awasome!!!
everyone is playing so fast these days or it seems that way. i dont recall traditional funk being 30,000bpm.
how can soul, funk and heart be within 30,000bpm?
similarly virtuosic for fast funky jazzy fingerstyle is Guy Bernfeld
see the youtube shorts:
1) This fingerstyle funk groove is CRAZY
@devinebass
2) Count The People - Jacob Collier Bass Version
3) Weird place to practice polyrhythms
brother! you are the best, an honor to be in one of your videos, thank you ❤️❤️❤️
❤
First saw you with Cory Wong. Blown away!
Hey, Vince! I Absolutely loved you playing with Cory Wong. Great Show!
You're a monster. You are a bass superstar.
Aprieta is my favourite bass performance ever!!! So pleased you’re getting more coverage through this post from CB.
That expression of bass happiness on your face while listening to him... that's what we all do when we listen to you.
Took the words out of my comment.
I came to comment the same thing. The stank face when one loves a bass performance is simply the best thing ever
Well said….accurate as Hell too
Amazing!
You spend so much time melting our faces, it's great to be shown what melts yours.
Vincen Garcia is from my home town (Valencia) and I saw him and his band play live just two days ago. It was a stunning concert, and their musicianship is even more impressive live!
Es un monstruo, la verdad
Sí, es un genio.
Needs a jam session with Jorge el Estepario
Espero que todos estén bien por ahí después del DANA. Fuerza y aguante. Saludos desde Israel.
I've been watching Charles long enough to know that the answer to the question "Can he play...?" is always yes.
If you have been watching him that long. You would know that comment has been done to death. Why bother with an ancient dead comment. Nothing else to say but copy the most copied saying on youtube? Why? No originality?
@@Me-qp8vzYou are, of course, 100% correct. I have seen this comment numerous times before and have no originality in my comment. From now on, I swear to only post original comments (perhaps I will notify everyone that I am “First” or comment “For the algorithm!”).
In all seriousness, I’m glad you’ve enjoyed Charles’s channel enough to keep watching his videos like I have!
Peace.
Lol, yeah, it's true isn't it?
I loooove it when great musicians appreciate other great musicians. Just proved to me that you really are world class! 😊
Vincen is such a great player! Had the pleasure of seeing him live in august and was absolutely blown away!
Dude's timing is insane. While I really love getting to watch people like you on youtube, it's really easy to forget that there are SOOO many incredible musicians out there. It's also always really cool when someone who really knows what they're talking about appreciate the work of someone else and breaks it down for us normal folks. Thanks for sharing!
Vincent Garcia is also the guy that got called by Cory Wong to replace his usual bassist that could not come on tour in Europe, learns 30 songs in 2 days and does the whole tour with Cory's band like if he was always part of it...
Awesome
Absolutely correct, I was at the Dublin gig last year, and it was absolutely out of this world!!!
@@equipeoutdoors I saw him in Paris
Absolute monster on the bass 😳
Very nice breakdown and two amazing bass players. I like this format.
One of my favourite two bass players breaking down the other and giving some love. Huge respect to both! You guys are the leading players of the day, pleased to say I’ve seen one live, and the other one soon!
Charles, you are an amazing musician! When you do these types of videos, they show what an awesome human being you are as well. You’re spotlighting another musician, and the breakdown of what they are doing is fantastic.
Please, please do more of these!!!
The guy gets interviewed by Rick Beato and lo and behold we have song break down video. 😊
Its contagious...
What date did he get interviewed by Rick? I want to find it.
@@chezchezchezchez5 days ago
Hahahaha I literally just watched the beato vid
@@chezchezchezchez2nd last video as of the time of this comment.
Hey Charles this video was so good. To say I enjoyed this is an understatement. Thank you for exposing Vincen to the bass community. He is so unbelievably talented. I really enjoyed how you broke down the song and explained the parts so thorough and so good. My favorite part of the video was when you played the part slowed down. You still played it so funky and in the pocket, you made it musical even though it was slower (a lot of people when playing slow treat it as checking a box). This is also a testament to Vincen's compositional skills, no matter what tempo it is that line and song are still freaking fantastic.
The percussive notes have a natural sustain gate to them just by the way he's playing it showing a lot of consistent control on very high speeds. The way it just flows and rolls in the solo is very satisfying, indeed both musical and technical, thanks for sharing and breaking it down!
Charles' explanations on bass videos are astonishing. Not only he manages to play solos note by note, but he dissects musically those intrincate parts, making them accesible to everyone...the best possible teacher.
✔️ Yes please. Include more break-down + explanation videos!
Gratitude for your hard work & spirit of encouragement. 🙏
Nothing short of incredible! Definitely interested in more analytical videos like this. Being able to break down riffs like that isn't the easiest to consolidate in your head when you're hearing it for the first time.
Everyone is different. The more developed your auditory cortex the easier it is to break it down.
Astonishing Charles, great video format...more of this please.
yes absolutely, really cool how he breaks down what makes stuff sound so FUNKY
Surely! Showing us how to listen helps all of us who can’t play at all, and we are many :/)
Charles Berthoud commenting a Vincen Garcia video OMG just the among the best bassists in the world! Thank you, we want more video like that!
Thank you very much for introducing Vincen Garcia to me, as well as for the breakdown!
You were so tight at the end I didn't realise the other bass was still there until I heard slight chorusing.
Same! It made my eyebrows raise even further.
Yep, these guys live in on another bass plane!
Thanks for your generosity introducing many of us to another great bassist!
Charles, you are gifted dude, I can’t believe with what ease you play other artists music and barely enough review time, that’s crazy gifted music to my ears.
Thank you for always sharing your amazing skills to us viewers.
A big HELLO from Southern California. This is Alan.
Vince is a beast. Great playing by the both of you. Love this format.
Thanks for turning me on to Vincen Garcia. He's an absolute beast. Subscribed to another amazing bass player!
This video really helps me understand how far over my head Charles' stuff is. I just listen because I like the sound, but wow there's a lot going on.
I have seen this video several times now and stil am amazed on how such a freakin brilliant bass piece can be broken down to such a seemingly "simple" way.
Just cannot wrap my head around how someone can come up with such magic!
Love your stuff Vince!
Two amazing bassists in one video! The other thing that Vincen has is absolutely killer tone. Perfect example of how tone and articulation bring out the funk. Great job playing that solo!
your dedication to the instrument is unparalleled, man. watching you play the same notes as his solo was nuts
Awesome video format! Please do a series like this. It's great when people of your caliber break music down for us to understand them better! Great video!
Thanks! Love your playing and interest in the subject. Educational for me. Keep rocking the videos and playing!
Vincen is totally amazing, I've been following him for 5 years or so and was stoked to see him fill in for Cory Wong's bassist at Hammersmith last year.
You make it look so easy with your left hand precision and right hand speed. You truly are the best bassist of the bass history. I stand by that.
Charles, yes, amazing breakdown and explanations. Thank you!
Hey, Carles! God bless you!
The word «Aprieta» is Spanish for "Squeeze." Is like saying "Squeeze the accelerator" or "Step on the gas pedal." Maybe "Squeeze all the notes out of that bass guitar." It was so much fun to watch and listen to him (and you, of course) ❤. Vincen (from Valencia, Spain) has a tutorial on UA-cam for this. «Funky Groove in B - Vincen García's Tutorial»
Amazing player, respect to Charles for promoting him!
Respect for using him to make content for your channel.
I love that you pointed out the drummer, he's the perfect complement to the bass playing, what a stunning pair.
When I saw Vincent play on this my first thought was 'wow. Corey Wong would love him for his band'. Then I find out he already has :)
Yeah that's how I learned about Vincen, he was on the Europe tour and I saw him in Tilburg. Absolute beast.
There is a video from the tour where Cory explains how Vincent came into the band. Vincent wrote Cory that he would love to play with him whenever he is looking for a bassist. Then shortly before the Europe leg of the tour, Corys‘ bassist became ill or so and so Cory called Vince to join in. Amazing story….
I know the focus here is on the bass guy, but as a musician, being able to hear about Matteo Mancuso, even for a moment, on a bass channel, is so satisfying. No, I am not a guitar player, but the ones who watched at least 3 videos of Matteo understand the reason Steve Vai called him "the evolution of guitar" and noticing that sometimes real talent takes you places is reassuring. Just like Mr Berthoud, here. Allas, I'd love to see some collab between you two.
So happy you found Vincen, his lines have been stuck in my head ever since I heard him, plays with brilliant musos, so tight.
I think this is the guy who subbed Devin Townsend's bassist a few years ago at the Royal Albert Hall with just 24hrs notice and listening to the music on the plane.
Wow. As a bass player who has played for a little over forty years I absolutely loved this video. Thank you. - Bear
Vincen is an absolute monster on the bass, he was a perfect fit with Cory Wong's band. And the mention of Tower of Power is entirely appropriate. If sombody not familiar with this band, go check out, they're playing since 1968....
TOP are the bomb, none more funky, and the late great Francis Rocco Prestia was the funk finger style god of bass (and one of Jeff Berlin’s favourite bassists btw)🎸🤘🏻
i really appreciate how humble charles always is. he always finds ways to compliment and shine spotlight on other great musicians, and not having to seemingly feed his own ego. (like many other musicians out there).
I live in Mannheim but I missed the Guitar Days. Great clip! Keep up the innovative material!
I watched this video for the first time when it was first posted 2 weeks ago, and I have been obsessed with Vincen ever since. Groove, tone, phrasing, chops... The whole package! Now I have 2 new favorite bass players. Thank you Charles for making this video and introducing me to him!
Bass Analysis Videos
I love them and I think it's very useful way to learn bass and music and general. I hope you keep going these kind of videos. Maybe even music analysis video in general and how the bass in that song goes with the rest of the music.
Charles that was amazing …. I like how respectful you were and descriptive of his style. His rhythm is amazing. I myself enjoyed hearing this great sound and you playing along. Looking forward to the next artist.
Oh yes, more videos like this, please!
Charles, I prefer your performance, it is cleaner feels less frantic and the tone is much rounder. Fantastic stuff. Thanks.
The 'Displacement' of 16th notes in the beginning, is what drummers call a 'Triolization of Sixteenths', where instead of hitting just of every 3 notes in a 16-note bar, u hit 2 notes, you can play around with this in many ways, drummers use this to 'kick the bass players/bandmembers ass' when needing some more dynamics (at least i used to :D ). I'm sure you know all of this, but it would be nice if you could/is able to unpack or elaborate more on these details, cuz there a lots of goodies for bassists to 'borrow' or steal from drummers here! :D
Nice Breakdown or mini-analysis, Vincent is a beast! Fantastic to be re-invigorated and inspired! :D Gonna see Greg Howe, Mohini Dey and Mario Cirigliano in Malmø next month, for some KickAss inspirations, I'm sure! Keep up the good work, Mr. Berthoud! :)
👍
Literally no one has ever said "Triolization of Sixteenths" except you. What do you mean?
@@goobagooba831 Really sorry, I'm danish, and it might just be a very stupid direct translation: the better expression would be: 'Triplet-ization' / 'Triplet-ification. Triplets n danish is 'Tri-o-ler'. I was too busy getting a message across :D forgive me!
Grande Vincen! Greetings to both of you from Germany!
Well done Charles, Love from Giles in Sunny England!
Great breakdown. Yes, more of these. It’s great to get perspective from folks that are known to excel at their craft. Cheers.
Like for Charles and Vincen Collab 🔥
as a non bass player having no clue bout it, I find it fascinating having someone breaking it down like that. makes me realize how technically, rhythmically & emotionally demanding and sublimally elegant all of this can be. especially if instrument & player fuse into one in ecstasy 🎉❤ luv it
Come on Charles, don't be modest now. The only bass solos you can't play are those that haven't been written yet.
I want to hear Charles play Mozart's Unwritten Quartet for Four Basses. I hear that it would have kicked if he had written it.
😂@@gwcstudioLMAO
Ola is a legend. Toured with him years ago while he was in Six Feet Under. Great guy, amazing player. Congrats on the gig
If they're not playing to a click then my mind is truly blown. So TIGHT.
Even with a click this is insanely good timing 🔥
@@CharlesBerthoud "Displaced rhythm". Thank you for putting a name to this effect. Those staccato 16th ghost notes are always funky. LOVE IT.
Seen him play with Cory Wong back in October, he absolutely blew my mind. What an incredible musician
I didn't even know a bass player could play that fast.
New to this channel then
Quarter notes all day, baybeeee 😂
There’s also Joe Dart
Yes sir yes sir. Loved it...I'm 59 and have just played in a band years ago and now for my church. However, now that I have retired I really want to devle into being a better musician...HELP...
these type videos will do just that. Thanks Charles.
Thankfully I am the first person here today 😅
👏🏻🥉
You have spent many years as a patient, conscientious, hard working beast. I hope this pays off!!
First to comment yeah
👏🏻🥇
I saw Vincen live in London not too long ago, amazing performance
(The intro band were great too, "High Fade")
Great segment, Charles! Hopefully more of this type will follow 👌🏻
Hey Charles. The cross-strings ghost notes deserves an video !!
Thanks man. You inspered me to bring bass to myl ife.
This gentleman was playing bass on Cory Wong's show in Glasgow and WOW, he absolutely demolished that entire set along with every other musician killing it that evening ✨ ❤
You gotta say demolished because his solos and lines had this unrelenting momentum and destructive power to them as if you were getting run over by an endless freight train. Shit was cash.
The man Vincen has absolutely no reverse gear and only ploughs forward! Vamos!!!!
No joke, this might be my favorite UA-cam video ever. Mind-blowing performances. So much talent. So well broken down and explained. Even the sponsored section was fantastic. Bravo.
Wow Charles, that was completely insane. Both the breakdown and your playing just blew me away. Yes, of course you should do more video's like this. Just imagining what you both could do on a 5 or 6 string bass. Whoa
mate, not once did I even think of those golden strings, I was simply mesmerized by the finger action. Talent is not a word strong enough...truly impressive....Jazz out don't sell out you've got the goods to make some killer music..Bravo!
Wow! Just wow! That's all that comes to mind! Yes, very good format, I encourage you to do more videos in this format.
You passed the test with flying colors! Thanks for the great musical analysis.
Vincen García...!! Es de Valencia (España)...!!! Mi ciudad!! Estamos muy orgullosos de tener un bajista tan excepcional en nuestra ciudad!!!
Vincent is a bass entity, never seen someone so smooth and lock in with the rhythm , like Jaco on speed but melodically stunning.
so glad to be exposed to Vincen! I can't wait to hear more.
I totally love seeing this type of video. You are mesmerizing, fun to watch, easy to learn from! thank you.
☮️💖🎶
creativity over technique, this is the key! when both meets ends this is what you get!
Keep rocking ...it's helpful ...and I've been playing 30 years ... your a monster player ! Love it ...and your right Vinnie's amazing
Hey, even your slow break-down of some of the segments already sound insane!
Hello Charles, Do not forget yourself. You are also an amazing bass player. I have great respect for you as a bass player and for you as a person. I love the way you break everything down for us viewers to understand. Thank you so much for this Charles. A very big fan form the Netherlands.
Great stuff Charles, really enjoy the slow-motion breakdown and playing. \m/.
That was brilliant, both the original and the cover! I learned a ton about soloing just from the few tidbits of tips and analysis, thank you Charles!
Charles doubling the solo is insane!
Great breakdown love this dissection of the funk, can't get enough of it!!
Love this video! I probably would have lost him in the sea of clips if not for your attention to the details of his playing. What an absolute beast! Thanks for the video looking forward to more.
Thank you for the funky morning, @CharlesBerthoud!
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Can't feel my face, I love it!
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(Also, can't help hearing daft punk's One More Time as part of a medley here 😅)
Hey, I just watched your Rick Beato interview, which was pretty awesome. I hope this is better than a 10 of 10 for you as I really enjoy these sorts of video formats. Boosting other awesome musicians through analyzing what makes them great is also just a super cool way to build a more excellent community in my opinion. Good stuff, man!
Yes, please do more videos like this Charles!
I’m starting to see more videos of Vincen Garcia showing in my YT feed. He is a fantastic musician! His bass playing is phenomenal and amazing to watch! 👍
I knew you could play it. The look on your face told we you had dissected his technique. Bravo
There are many, many phenomenal bassists out there...but STILL.....YOU CANT, get any better than this true master...Sir Charles
Definitely love this video style! ❤ SO GROOVY yet thoroughly explained
Fantastic stuff. Very musical and technical at the same time.
Once again, mind-blowing...in stereo ! Wish I still had my early Brooklyn Spector bass...I'd give this a whirl, even if I failed I'd be all the better for attempting it. Pastorius would be nervous if he were still around...incredibly inspiring, both of you !
Love it mate yes nice good
Hadn’t seen you since you were just a kid playing a sweet old south gospel piece. Recognized your familiar facial expressions as you played. Knew you instantly. Huge admirer. 👏❤🇨🇦
Love this style of video! It is incredibly valuable seeing you unpack another player’s work as it gives insight into how your mind works as you digest and express music. And you follow through with learning and playing it for us! I’ve not seen a reactor take it that far (since I think most don’t have the chops to pull it off). Having someone with your skill devote time to articulating what skilled players are doing and then doing it yourself is so useful. One enthusiastic vote for more from me!