i heard so many room 335, but this duet larry&lee is the highest level than any other, forgetting about skill each other, but play for maximum passion of happiness
Very much so. Both gentlemen sound very polished, but still not jaded with what they're playing. Drummer is into it! So is the very talented guy on keyboards. Bass man has seen it all, and is taking it in stride... just staying in the pocket, driving the groove machine... I love this performance. It's my favorite of L.C.'s...
Support musicians are Rick Jackson- Keys, Melvin Davis-Bass, and Land Richards-Drums. Both Lee and Larry have used Land and Melvin in their own projects. Rick is out of Nashville and has been working with Larry for about 10 years.
Goosebumps every time I listen to this. Great song, greater players. I've seen them in Seattle dating back decades and remember the Jazz Crusaders speaking of this young guitarist Larry Carlton when I saw them at the Paramount Theater. Love you g🎉uys and have always since I got into the jazz fusion era in the 1970's. I'll be 70 later this year if I'm blessed and you and your cohorts have helped me get through the ups and downs of life over the decades and I could never thank you all enough! Live long and keep playing!
Anthony Johnson Very much so. Larry owns it from the first phrase of his solo. Tone, time, touch, taste, articulation and pure melody, pure music. Hard not to be influenced by that!
I've seen Larry and Lee live in Mexico City. Lee in 2007 and Larry in 2009. All the CDs I have from them are autographied by them and I took many pictures with them. Two of the greatest nights of my life in two wonderful unforgettable concerts!
Oh wow, nothings better than seeing musicians jam and smile while they do it. As a musician I know there's nothing greater than that feeling of everyone "clicking" at once. This is just plain awesome.
Lee Ritenour play his chorus in the way Larry did in the album ( a kind of tribute) ; Larry play his one as improvisation, which is truly amazing. I really believe Larry was blessed in some way when he's born ; something special in his fingers and mind ! To me, he is the greatest ever in this style. Thanks to Mr Patrick Gilson who introduced me to Larry's music, as my teacher, long ago.
@@ShikataGaNai100 Obviously, you have the music taste of a garden slug, which often happens to be the case with listeners who primarily focus on bass and drum solos. Instead of being enraptured by this elephant in a glass house, you should listen to the real masters, such as Jaco Pastorius, Gary Willis, Marcus Miller, or any of the young Sicilian bassists accompanying the new guitar world phenom, Matteo Mancuso.
that bass solo was awesomely original and creative. great voicing great tone great dynamics. liked the polyrhythms over the whole note triplet feel at around 5:49 or so cant remember exactly.
Lee Ritenour의 솔로가 너무 기가 막히네요...딱 각본대로 예쁜 멜로디만 골라서 흘러가는 느낌. Lee Ritenour부분은 몇십번 들어도 질리지가 않네요... Lee Ritenour의 솔로를 받아치는 Larry Carlton이 이렇게 신나게 연주하는 건 다른 Room 335에는 없는 듯.
This is Fourplay, grammy winning jazz ensemble since 1991. The original members were Bob James (keyboards), Lee Ritenour (guitars), Nathan East (bass), and Harvey Mason (drums). In 1997, Lee Ritenour left the group and Larry Carlton came in until 2010 when Carlton left Fourplay and was replaced by Chuck Loeb.
Although I prefer the sound and playing style of Larry Carlton above the sound and playing style of Lee Ritenour, the guitar solo of Ritenour in this live performance is absolutely and positively marvelous and one of the most musical guitar solos I've ever heard!
Can't believe you guys are judging them because they don't look like they're in pain. Larry and Lee are HUGELY respected guitarists. None better for west coast jazz sound. Larry has played on more hits than almost anybody alive. i went to a concert of his and it was the best I've seen.
Just wonderful spiritual beings having a awesome human experience...two LEGENDS in this journey...thanks for your great inspirations...Peace, Love and Hugs!!!
I stumbled on to this it is a good song. I really like Larry Carlton. Of course everybody loves Rit. Having these guys on stage is great. They work very good together.
Великолептно! Бесподобно! Два гения гитарной музыки кайфуют друг от друга и передают этот балдёж всем Great! Excellent! Two geniuses of guitar music get high from each other and pass this buzz on to everyone
This is like eavesdropping on two old friends telling stories from years ago.
Melvin Davis on bass. Monster solo!! ❤ 👏 👏
La classe, pouvant joué avec le meilleur du monde 😊
Had a bad day? Not after listening to this masterpiece!
i agree with you!
The good thing about a musical audience that claps on 2 and 4
IN EUROPE THEY CLAP ON 1 & 3 = JUST A BUNCH OF "GROS PLOUCS MARXISTES PUANTS" !!!
GOD BLESS JAPAN !!!
@@patricksauvage7604 today audience do not clap, they just record with smartphones :/
If not busy drinking
Must be japan
Hahahaha
Larry's playing has a vocal quality. His improvisation is almost conversational.
Masters of the 335. And Melvin Davis's solo!
i heard so many room 335, but this duet larry&lee is the highest level than any other, forgetting about skill each other, but play for maximum passion of happiness
Lee and Larry are both at the top of their game.
Very much so. Both gentlemen sound very polished, but still not jaded with what they're playing. Drummer is into it! So is the very talented guy on keyboards. Bass man has seen it all, and is taking it in stride... just staying in the pocket, driving the groove machine... I love this performance. It's my favorite of L.C.'s...
Larry is at the top top of the game
What a great solo played by Lee!
Support musicians are Rick Jackson- Keys, Melvin Davis-Bass, and Land Richards-Drums.
Both Lee and Larry have used Land and Melvin in their own projects. Rick is out of Nashville and has been working with Larry for about 10 years.
懐かしいです♪この、疾走感がたまらない！
Is it me or are they the happiest band of all time?
Goosebumps every time I listen to this. Great song, greater players. I've seen them in Seattle dating back decades and remember the Jazz Crusaders speaking of this young guitarist Larry Carlton when I saw them at the Paramount Theater. Love you g🎉uys and have always since I got into the jazz fusion era in the 1970's. I'll be 70 later this year if I'm blessed and you and your cohorts have helped me get through the ups and downs of life over the decades and I could never thank you all enough! Live long and keep playing!
I love how all five of them are just having a great time , that's what music should be :)
Larry Carlton. A gentleman in every way.
Very Nice! Both great guitarists but you can see how Larry influenced Lee's playing. Thanks
Anthony Johnson Very much so. Larry owns it from the first phrase of his solo. Tone, time, touch, taste, articulation and pure melody, pure music. Hard not to be influenced by that!
Oh... LOVE this!
学生時代，この二人のギターを毎日コピーしていました．３０年経って聞いても、すごすぎる．
I've seen Larry and Lee live in Mexico City. Lee in 2007 and Larry in 2009. All the CDs I have from them are autographied by them and I took many pictures with them. Two of the greatest nights of my life in two wonderful unforgettable concerts!
Every time I listen to this beautiful piece of work it gets the juices flowing love the way Mr R blends in with Mr C.
Larry & Lee! The perfect pair!!!
Words. Cannot. Describe. The AWESOMENESS!!!!
Oh wow, nothings better than seeing musicians jam and smile while they do it. As a musician I know there's nothing greater than that feeling of everyone "clicking" at once. This is just plain awesome.
Lee Ritenour play his chorus in the way Larry did in the album ( a kind of tribute) ; Larry play his one as improvisation, which is truly amazing. I really believe Larry was blessed in some way when he's born ; something special in his fingers and mind ! To me, he is the greatest ever in this style. Thanks to Mr Patrick Gilson who introduced me to Larry's music, as my teacher, long ago.
Never get bored with Larry and Lee and room 335 best version
This is perfection! 💙🎸🙂👏🤝🙏
Phew Lee really slays here. That solo is so crazy lyrical and coherent
Love these two wonderful guitarists, locked in Room 355, a Classic tune.
Next door to room 335
Killer version and the best I have heard:Larry do it live.
何度聞いても最高のパフォーマンスですね。
the bass solo is awesome man! the audience doesn't lose the groove once...
I disagree, I think some part is great, some part is not because too much technical stuff and less musicality....
Haha I noticed that too! and yeah that bass solo was incredible!
This was a bass solo only a mother would love. Seriously, it totally ruined this fusion classic.
@@deanronson6331 Whatever Chief...enjoy your snobbish delusions.
@@ShikataGaNai100 Obviously, you have the music taste of a garden slug, which often happens to be the case with listeners who primarily focus on bass and drum solos. Instead of being enraptured by this elephant in a glass house, you should listen to the real masters, such as Jaco Pastorius, Gary Willis, Marcus Miller, or any of the young Sicilian bassists accompanying the new guitar world phenom, Matteo Mancuso.
Summer is coming,thanks Larry for all your great playing.Thanks you're still around
Larry is The King of Clean Tone!!......
Eric Johnson wanna know your location *
that bass solo was awesomely original and creative. great voicing great tone great dynamics. liked the polyrhythms over the whole note triplet feel at around 5:49 or so cant remember exactly.
神様の共演！！！！！！！！！！！！感動しました。
いつまでも、ギターを弾いて欲しい。
Lee Ritenour의 솔로가 너무 기가 막히네요...딱 각본대로 예쁜 멜로디만 골라서 흘러가는 느낌. Lee Ritenour부분은 몇십번 들어도 질리지가 않네요...
Lee Ritenour의 솔로를 받아치는 Larry Carlton이 이렇게 신나게 연주하는 건 다른 Room 335에는 없는 듯.
역대 래리칼튼 라이브중에 젤 좋은듯. 스티브 루카써나 다른사람도 들어봤지만 다 room 335 와는 다른 느낌이었어요.
완벽합니다! 모든 멤버들이 다들 즐겁게 연주하네요. 꿈같은 무대입니다. 2:34 드러머 표정이 정말...느낌온다.
Land Richards...한 때는 Dance 음악에 많이 참여한 걸로 기억됩니다.
덩달아 행복해지는 곡입니다 ㅎㅎㅎ
1:00
가장 좋아하는부분
혹시 이 공연은 라이브앨범으로 나왔나요? 이 버전이 가장좋은데 어떤 라이브앨범에 있는지 모르겠네요
来生たかお 😊
Great Bass player... got a lot of grooves and techniques... wow!.
やっぱり、世界のトップギタリストは他とは違う。素晴らしいとしか言いようがない。
drummer is so on point!!
3:14 - Larry made me smile whether I wanted to or not. I'm still stuck.
I operate mainly in the Rock field, but these are the kind of cats I look up to. Music at its very best! 👍🏻🎸
This is Fourplay, grammy winning jazz ensemble since 1991. The original members were Bob James (keyboards), Lee Ritenour (guitars), Nathan East (bass), and Harvey Mason (drums). In 1997, Lee Ritenour left the group and Larry Carlton came in until 2010 when Carlton left Fourplay and was replaced by Chuck Loeb.
Larry and Don Felder, the two smoothest guitarists ever.
LARRY is the reason I play guitar , I thank you larry carlton :)
This is the most wholesome looking band in the world.
Although I prefer the sound and playing style of Larry Carlton above the sound and playing style of Lee Ritenour, the guitar solo of Ritenour in this live performance is absolutely and positively marvelous and one of the most musical guitar solos I've ever heard!
this is so good
just top notch musicianship
Love it. Always different touch with his explanation and translation for audience and all of us!! Larry Carlton is now live legend.
Il top della fusione anni 90 stupendi.....
10代の頃に憧れたギターの神様の共演。涙がでます(´･∀･ﾉﾉﾞ☆
Fantastic, There's not sufficient expression to describe it. They are excellent musician.
Can't believe you guys are judging them because they don't look like they're in pain. Larry and Lee are HUGELY respected guitarists. None better for west coast jazz sound. Larry has played on more hits than almost anybody alive. i went to a concert of his and it was the best I've seen.
Lee R. Decades of enjoyment !!
Ahhh,,, a musical oasis,,,, in a sea of bombastic musical imposters,,, thanks very much!!!
this never gets old
So happy nice sing
Just wonderful spiritual beings having a awesome human experience...two LEGENDS in this journey...thanks for your great inspirations...Peace, Love and Hugs!!!
Just wonderful
Damn, i love this tune :) And this bass solo :)
Such a great tone !
superb version of this song!
Goosebumps! ❤️🎼🎶
Amazing musicians!
I really wanted to see this concert.... this is the best cover of Room 335.
These guys are stellar!
Larry and Lee are incredible. and damn that bass solo was funky as hell.
I stumbled on to this it is a good song. I really like Larry Carlton. Of course everybody loves Rit. Having these guys on stage is great. They work very good together.
some great music!
mind blowing stuff!!
This is really a masterpiece !
Que bonito es lo bonito!
Thank You Mr carlton. Gretings from mexico!
Wow, that's some great playing.
best version ever.
Two legends at work❤
ES335 のベビーユーザーによるコラボ、ただただ好きな音の集まり❤
Thank you amazing video!
2人の神様の共演！いつまでも元気でいてほしい。
Performances para a eternidade...
JUST MAGNIFICAL !
여전히 내 재생목록임ㅋ😀
Favolosi musicisti 🥂🥂
Великолептно! Бесподобно!
Два гения гитарной музыки кайфуют друг от друга и передают этот балдёж всем
Great! Excellent!
Two geniuses of guitar music get high from each other and pass this buzz on to everyone
สองผู้ยิ่งใหญ่มาเจอกัน ชอบทั้งคู่เลย ได้ไปดู ที่สนามเสือป่าทั้ง2คนเลย สุดยอดมากๆ ทั้งเเสดงสดและในสตูดิโอ ก็อด มากๆ
Unblievable!! Larry &Leelitenour!
amazing how fourplay attracts the best, from Lee to Larry to Chuck
oh my, this sure is the best vid on youtube..
My favorite song
great stuff
Love this!!!!
outside of Carlos this is one of my favorite guitarist! have'nt heard this since I was a young man!
The guitar sounds like MAGIC!
Lee's solo is incredible!
Yeah he's great. He's on Larry's level but not better him.
Watch Larry's performance in this one: ua-cam.com/video/eCtBQOogfXU/v-deo.html
I smiled for the entire 7 minutes
This is the best 335
Wow That had to be a sweet gig. Mixing FOH with these guys for the whole tour I'm jealous .
Yes the wallinwonder...just jamming to this the other week...noticed Charlemagne outro progression...fun one to play over...
Every time I see this video I cannot refrain from saying... Al Jarreau on bass xD Great solo Melvin!
2人の神様の共演！
magnifique...