Stanley Clarke Trio - School Day - Leverkusen 1993.avi
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- Le fou de la basse électrique & acoustique....Mais quel solo....tu me fais rêver...tu es un grand au même titre que ton ami Jaco de ton époque....ah que du bon... Du Grand Art...
The. Greatest. Fusion. Bass. Player. On. The. Planet.
@@MrSilver261 keyboard solo is in cosmos :)
Yes.
Stanley is just absolutely going SUPER-SONIC on that bass jam he plays. ""OMG", WOW!!!!!! He inspired every single bass player that came out in the late 70's and throughout the entire 80's as far as I'm concerned!! "School Day's baby"!
i have been listening to this song since 1976 when it came out. Stanley is the God of bass !! holy crap.. the studio version is great , this is fabulous!! How many bass players and others interested in music, has he inspired ?? i could listen to this song ALL day long............!!! THE BEST !!!!
his bass playing on Promise of a Fisherman on Santanas Borboletta album is out of this world a constant drone through the whole long tune with incredible percussion and band the track is a killer and so is the whole album but he is on just one or two tracks with this amazing band
Yes great musician
I saw the Stanley Clarke Trio in 1993 at Bimbo's in San Francisco. There were MAYBE 40 people in the small restaurant / club. It was THE BEST show I've ever been to. Afterwards Stan had the entire place get autographs and talk. This was WAY before Facebook ruined the world. It was an amazing experience.
We really can't compare Stanley to Jaco, they didn't use the same kind of instrument : the Alembic model for Stanley, and the Fender fretless jazz model for Jaco, with an obvious difference of sound between them : Jaco's bass rather sounded like a double-bass, and Stanley's one rather like a guitar.
But, everybody will agree with me : 2 very great players on their instrument, even the best.
Music communication. These guys is having a conversation of "schooldays". When the basslines unmarkt goes from Stanley to the left hand keyboard, the bass solo set in.The drummer is reading the development, and senses the shifts.A classic example of a mix between "arranged and improvisited music". Listen and learn newcommers.
pbstratocaster absolutely. within the playing hence becomes the communication for those that care to engage
pbstratocaster PREEEEACH!!!!!
Dear Stanley, this version is my favorite version 🌹 🤞 🐿️ 🙏 ✊ 🤝 👍 🌹
SO MANY WILL NOT UNDERSTAND THIS MAGIC, I FEEL FOR THEM ! THIS IS MUSIC FROM A DIFFERENT FATHERLAND, SHADES OF WAKANDA AND THE ENTIRE WESTERN COAST OF AFRICA MELDED INTO THE FUSION OF JAZZ IN AMERICA, A TRULY SOPHISTICATED PRIMAL SCREAM !!!
Darwin Phillips TALKKKKKK!!!!
@Punch Down King what's racist about it ? Enlighten me please
And they are far more than simple beast of music, I have performed, written and managed groups on both Coast for 50+ years, do you play bruh ???
I said "DAMM' that keyboard player is sick...made that thing sound like a guitar....NICE
Deron is Absolutely Amazing!!!!
I wish Clarence and Deron would tour with Stanley again!!!! I would pay killer bucks to see them play this version!!!! Definitely!!!!
Now this version without a guitar is outstanding. I am loving the way Stanley Clarke used the octave pedal. The keyboardist and drummer are crushing it!
This version is so beautiful it’s actually sad. Brings tears to my eyes. Best version of this song he’s ever done. This is the perfect trio
This trio was LEGENDARY. Like I said above, I saw them 20 years ago and it was INSANE !!! Best musical experience, ever. 40 people in the club and all had a party together afterwards.
These three are Killin!!!!!!!!! One of the best version of this song.
There's no superlative doing justice to this awesome performance.
I've heard Stanley play hundred School Days solos and all of them are great, but I "think" this solo might be the greatest of all. I wonder if he can play with this much dexterity, speed, length and creativity today. He's still plays some nice solos, but one's like this one are rare these days, lol. The greatest bassist every!
Checkout "A Longer April" by Brand X.Let me know what you think.
@@knifelyfe6565 Yeah Brand X big fan! My good friend in high school in late 70’s, early 80’s turned me on to Brand X and that particular piece “A Long April”. As a matter of fact I still have it recorded on cassette type. I love Percy Jones’ fretless bass playing he’s always been an original on the instrument.
@@ShangoDC agreed.We just lost John Goodsall last year.Percy and John Giblin, who is the one playing bass on "A Longer April" are two of my favorites.When I'm listening to Stanley, he's the best.When Im listening to Jaco, he's the best.Same with Percy! They are all such great players.
@@knifelyfe6565 Didn’t know we lost John Goodsall last, wow. I’m a big fan of Jaco and Percy, because they both have the fretless sound and approach so you put them together both as tremendously amazing players. But Stanley for me really takes the bass out of this world, been a fan since the early 70’s.
Insanely great! Who is the drummer and keyboard player??
Deron Johnson on keyboards.
Stanley's string action is as close as you can get without touching the pickups, his built in finger ramp!
I saw SC at the Chestnut Cabaret in Philly in the mid 1980's.
He did a 15 minute School Days solo while standing on the table I was sitting at.
I managed his bass guitar cord for him.
Wow, what a fantastic show in a small club, one of the best I seen.
Amazing performance. You can hear Stanley Clarke's influence on Les Claypool of Primus.
By far the best live version of this song I've ever heard. Stanley plays the second part of the song in a choppy staccato , which is new to me. Very interesting indeed!
KEYBOARD PLAYER SPOKE HIS MIND MUCH LUV !!!
Master class who - bass-keys-drums just killing it ! sounds better than the original 1976 version !
Stanley Clarke Hendrix of the Bass I met with him si many times a very nice Man
To feel this is everything. Magic in his hands!!
A super show on keys drum bass wow
Attacking the bass like a warrior from the seventh galaxy!
I really like Stanley’s solo in this clip. He almost did not resort to those multiple note tremolos he normally does in his shows as of late. he kept them at an absolute minimal here.
But they're there.
With Deron Johnson on keyboards and Gerry Brown (?) on drums. Fabulous!
That looks like Clarence Penn.
What a joy to see this . I had the pleasure of seeing Stanley in London around this time . The king is alive.........long live him .
One of the Greatest....BASS..PLAYERS...EVER.
The Aliens who are monitoring our world, knows how we build atomweapons, how our shaded government are ruling, how the NWO is working, how the religions are important, but,,, they are puzzled by how Stanley Clarke works,, they can figure out what he´s doing.
Stanley Clarke IS an Alien !!! Cuz he ain't from THIS planet ! : )
What galaxy this guy come from, for gosh sake??
Seventh I think?
Definitely from a Vulcan World.
Clark, pastorius,Miller, wooden, not much else to say.
Wooten
Cool - a bit of 'Love Supreme' to start the solo...
Simply incredible
thes best musicians these man
Anyone know if the Drummer is Derrico Watson? Looks s bit like him, but vid quality isn't clear enough....
The drummer is Clarence Penn
This is a bass player..feel..the vibe..and from god and the rest of the king that feel the same vibe...thank u.
@@schooldayz94 Drummer reminds me ofLenny White from the RTF days.
A legend of bass guitar
6:47 Stanley is playing for the keyboard player - beautiful :-)
Killer drummer
Soo FANTASTIC Thanks for uploading this
fuck iam getting goose bumps this keyboard player red hot
I've been practicing School Days (as as amateur 4-stringer) since the 70s - I reckon I'll be able to do a rough copy in about 60 more years or so.... it's remains an absolute classic - thank you Stanley - well done Sir.
Wow That’s all I can say!!! Wow
Deron Johnson-keys,
Clarence Penn,dr
Stanley, te connais depuis 1975, tu as accompagné toute ma vie et ce n' est pas fini. Merci
Bad ass!!!! Can anyone tell me who the rest of the musicians are? Didn’t read through all of the comments somebody may have commented on that but would really like to know
Keyboard is so in touch love it all.
Amazing! he’s the best player on the planet
Just like to point out how spot they are with each others here the base guitar and the drums he stops for a secound to adjust his tone then drummer just bash away the most amazing stuff ive ever seen 3:38
I saw Stanley clake in 1979 at Masonic temple in Detroit, awsome gig!!!! He wore a angles baseball cap
Saw Stanley 86 in NY with Jeff Lorber Fusion 07 with Late Great George Duke again in 09 SMV thunder Tour Marcus and Victor Wooten all nasty concerts when he brought out upright Base in 07 I was in tears Love Stanley all these Base Players in 86 he came into Audience let them have a pluck
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its good that the keyboard player has something to do as well !
Meadow brook Pontiac mi
Holy shit! This is great!!
Virtuose love You...let me know you(1982)
wow jack u guys r amazing been listening to this song forever and finally getting into other music of his( lord what have i been missing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! what a treat to find superb jazz music that i did not know existed, we r so lucky everybody i love U !!! PLAY ON J C BAND
Father of da Bass...!!!
a love supreme quotes in the solo
That's one bass playing son of a gun.
Looks like the same bass he was playin in the mid-70s, Alembic?
FUCKIN MIDROLL WTF
Absolutely Fantastic!!!!!
OH MY SO CRISPY
Lo prende fuego al bajo!!!. Tremendo!!!. Maestro Stanley, Ud. forma parte de la leyenda de los que retornan para siempre!!!
heute auf WXPN gehört
Iam enjoying this on this cold ass mi monday morning love it all
omg this keyboard....... :0
Sounds great. That bass is a boss
Can anyone enlighten me re: who's playing keys and drums?
Clarke was on fire! Alembic Bass… head n’ shoulders above all! Grateful Dead techs brought the Best sound….😅
Heck, man, even Stan is behind with these novas.
Who is the keyboardist ?
Deron Johnson, he's on "Live At The Greek".
@@funkemofo Yeah, he's definitely a graduate of the Jan Hammer/George Duke University of Pitch Wheel. He definitely graduated with honors..
My Goodness!
There is a UA-cam video of school days w/ Stanley Clarke & George Duke. Really good stuff
well a sampler with guitar rifs, it´s a good composer, but .. not much sense, and the sound?
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Uhhh......... I think I'm havin chest pains. Sss.mmmm.hhh.
THIS shit .... (speechless......flat lining).
BACK AGAIN ... WOOOOOWWW !!!!
Stanley's bass is like a 4 string guitar! The action is so low, it is probably very easy to play, but not like him!
Magnifique musique avec sa basse phénoménale à donner les frissons 👌
this. is. amazing.
Doga Büyükcan I ALMOST PAST OUT !,,,,
I still have this lp and tape to this super tune real jazz song wow
Who is the keyboard player in this Stanley Clarke Trio?
Deron Johnson
I seen them live in my past life lol and they jammed love Stanley Clark's bass and all the rest thank you
Fuck: how good is this?
Voiilà bien des années que je ris quand je l'entends Autant que Carlos Devadip Chick Miles je serai heureux de vivre un concert Merci l'ami depuis 30 ans je respre ce mood
Hard to find a drummer to keep up with Clarke's style of play...only on cat...Gerry Brown of Philly could catch his rifts
BILLY COBHAM WAS THE MAN ON THIS BACK IN THE DAY AND ALBUM !!!
@@chillwill1199 yes he was ! I saw stanley in the early 80s in philly with RTF we where blown away !
Steve Gadd Could Also.
Lenny white is the best
10 people don't know music and talent.
🤯🤯🤯
An absolutely incredible take on this song. Hits another dimension at about 6:20. I probably would have lost it all had I been present at this show. Mind you, we're listening to just a trio here but oh, what a trio it is. I've always known Stanley breathes rare air shared by just a few, Jaco, Vic, Marcus, Chris (Squire), maybe a couple others.
Miles, Beethoven.
@@KitLaughlin Didn't know they too were bassists. Heard of 'em though, even saw Miles a few times.
@@GlenBraeDude That's an entirely fair comment! Yes, Miles and Big B (as I call him) were not bassists, but they certainly appreciated them. I saw Miles live twice in Japan. As for Beethoven, the 9th has some of the best bass you can hear (completely different music, of course). For me, Stanley is one of the few all-time greats. I had his first album when it first came out, all those years ago (and vinyl does bass better than any other medium, as I am sure you'll agree).
This is by far the best version of this song I have ever heard!!!!!!
outstanding, simply outstanding
Yes ha ha I am listening and watching it again I luv it♡♥♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
I love the mks electric piano
Awesome!
Je découvre aujourd'hui ce live ! merci de la mise en ligne!
Superb. Love it.
Who is the drummer and who is the pianist?
whos the drummer hes ace
keyboard and drumms are amazing
Clarence Penn and Deron Johnson