@brothaman34 Nah, Larry is the man! All styles played and played well and than he condenses idioms and rolls them up and makes them his own.....super creative.
I miss hearing guys kick it old-school like this. It seems like the old masters are dying off and there aren't many people coming up to take their place.
Yes he was! One of the great innovators RIP! He picks up an acoustic guitar to jam with George. Larry’s range was stunning! By the way.... you are a wonderful player! Please release more cds! Really enjoy your playing.
I had this on video, My son lost it. There is a concert on Video with Larry, George, Paco, John Mc Laughlin. Rickie Lee JonesGeorge Duke was on keys, Stanley Clarke on bass, Dennis Chambers on drums. George Bohanon trombone, Everette Harp on Sax. It was a tribute to Miles Davis 1991 or so. SOME ONE SHOULD POST
This Is the most unexpected... Is this real? Didn't know they jammed ... It's amazing How it seems rehearsed... Both on Fire... Once in an interview Larry said: "George Benson was the one who added some elements to what Wes Montgomery had left us... That's pretty cool, it was useful to All of us "...
@brothaman34 Nah, Larry is the man! All styles played and played well and than he condenses idioms and rolls them up and makes them his own.....super creative.
Precious! Thank you!
The tune is "No.1 Green Street" by Grant Green, in case anyone's interested.
Thanx!!
I miss hearing guys kick it old-school like this. It seems like the old masters are dying off and there aren't many people coming up to take their place.
Larry, you are a brave man.
-Dan Wilson
Yes he was! One of the great innovators RIP! He picks up an acoustic guitar to jam with George. Larry’s range was stunning! By the way.... you are a wonderful player! Please release more cds! Really enjoy your playing.
I love this!!! il mio maestro George!!
FANNNNTASTIC ! 5*****STARS
I had this on video, My son lost it. There is a concert on Video with Larry, George, Paco, John Mc Laughlin. Rickie Lee JonesGeorge Duke was on keys, Stanley Clarke on bass, Dennis Chambers on drums. George Bohanon trombone, Everette Harp on Sax. It was a tribute to Miles Davis 1991 or so. SOME ONE SHOULD POST
This Is the most unexpected... Is this real? Didn't know they jammed ... It's amazing How it seems rehearsed... Both on Fire... Once in an interview Larry said: "George Benson was the one who added some elements to what Wes Montgomery had left us... That's pretty cool, it was useful to All of us "...
Monsters at work.
sensacional!
Get Back ....Giorgio!