I absolutely love the faraway looks that Charlie gets on his face when he plays. What a laid back, awesome, talented genius. I've never seen or heard of Carter McLean before but I now have someone to research because this drumming melted my face off! 27:20 - about 28:48 made me stop everything I was doing. What a badass!
Charlie Hunter and Carter McLean playing a day gig at a brewery? That's like walking into a local chess club meetup and finding Boris Spassky and Bobby Fischer going at it ...
It's more common than we think. Picture walking into a regular degular Pub in Oxford called the Eagle and Child, and there they are. CS Lewis and JRR Tolkein talking about dead languages, Beowulf and the weather.
ruining the orgasmic pleasure of blues 27:47 with “fussy” white man jazzy posturing ….. just the guitar type , wtf?! I looked him up because of his recording on baritone guitar for Yurt , a bit more intense then this …
Setlist: 1. Move It On Over (Williams) 0:00 2. Jealous Guy (Lennon) 8:16 3. California Love (Troutman) 16:20 4. Pho-Kus-On-Ho-Ho-Kus (Hunter) 23:40 5. I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire (Benjamin/Durham/Marcus/Seiler) 29:20 6. Wishing Well (D'Arby/Ware) 35:00 7. Good Times (Cooke) 43:24 8. Speedoo (Navarro) 51:30 9. How Ya Gonna Keep Em' Down On The Farm (Donaldson/Young/Lewis) 58:05 10. Jump In The Line (Kitchener) 1:03:10 11. Fine Corinthian Leather (Hunter) w/ tease of The Root (D'Angelo/Hunter) 1:09:20 12. Head (Prince) -> Controversy (Prince) 1:22:45 13. (Wish I Was) Already Paid And On My Way Home (Hunter) 1:33:15 If anyone knows tune 10 let me know!
Yup, and he's been doing it for a _long_ time. I'm just wondering why he's playing a brewery -- nothing against breweries; it just seems he'd be doing higher-profile gigs.
Love your channel dude...and I'm not even a guitar player. I'm not that sophisticated...I just know how to beat the shit outta shit with some sticks and shit. :-)
wow imagine just looking over in the corner to check out the amazing sounds, and it's friggin charlie hunter and carter mclean! what a great afternoon that must've been.
Great to see/hear musicians just create and feed off each other....developes your ability to listen and thus, you will be a musician others will want to play with.
I watched it 3 times and still working sometimes I listen to it. You're great musicians, I hope I get the chance to watch it live one day. Also I'm a drummer, I really enjoyed your playing Carter. Awesome. Greetings from Turkey, please share more.
Literally an exceptional drummer who can play in a trio for 2 hours without having rehearsed and who at the end of each song concludes perfectly at the same time as the other musicians who had rehearsed.
1:09:00 Fine Corinthian Leather. I hate Charlie Hunter. I have his shit playing over and over in my head for the last couple weeks now. :) Latin for Travelers just will not go a way. 1:22:00 "You just start a groove and I will play a tune I may know" 35:00 Crazy good
@@dmljones2550 Charlie totally knew the lick. Pretty common for jazz guys to do off the cuff quotes of songs they love. And at 8:15 they're jamming John Lennon's "Jealous Guy" so you know Charlie's a Beatles fan.
Does anybody know what the stick hack is that Carter uses starting at around @9:05? Looks like a tube or pen casing attached to the end of a Questlove sig stick. Killer sound.
David Arbelaez Lol no cause if I did then I expect everybody to be Charlie. He uses 100 and peaks at 120 at which point he needs a drum solo or dialogue
@David Arbelaez We use maybe 70% maximum of our brains. we do not mobilize all our cerebral capacities at the same time. Depending on the activity carried out, different areas of the organ will be more or less solicited: vision, understanding of language, calculation, immediate and long-term memory, coordination of gestures, etc.
@@lieutenantcolumbo114 the myth that we don’t use the full capacity of our brain is a myth based off of awful medieval science. Obviously all parts and pathways aren’t firing off at once, but to say we can’t “unlock some secret potential” of the brain is super lame to be spreading around
I really dig Charlies sense of time, always tapping his foot right on the beat, I’ll be playing with some cats that tap their foot all over the place and you could imagine their time because of that.
@@erastusc4908 Ahhh, nope :D you're talking about _triple strokes._ It's still 16th notes, he just doesn't play the 'e' of each beat. I was talking about the dynamics, choosing to play hard on the '&' of the beat gives it a great funky vibe. Charlie sees that too. Now triplets would be what Carter plays at 17:19 ! Those are triplets
All of the genius and musicianship of this video has been praised in great detail. They're geniuses, I adore their style. I second all of the praise. That said, I want to know more about the drummer's Adidas sneaks. I want a pair.
Someone ordered 2 musicians from the Enterprise Replicator. Or maybe it was a "The Fly" Situation where a guitar player and a bass player accidentally got int the same pod together! Dude is amazing!!!
Charlie came up in a band called TJ Kirk that stood for Thelonious Monk, James Brown, and Rashaan Roland Kirk. They played a fusion of jazz, blues, funk, rock, and even what seems like hip hop at times. Charlie definitely can't be placed in one genre.
I absolutely love the faraway looks that Charlie gets on his face when he plays. What a laid back, awesome, talented genius. I've never seen or heard of Carter McLean before but I now have someone to research because this drumming melted my face off! 27:20 - about 28:48 made me stop everything I was doing. What a badass!
Charlie Hunter and Carter McLean playing a day gig at a brewery? That's like walking into a local chess club meetup and finding Boris Spassky and Bobby Fischer going at it ...
Harry Joiner hmmm aint both dead?
Exactement how i feel🎉
Has been known to happen
That's when musical magic is made. I've seen and been apart of some that were the best ever played live.
It's more common than we think. Picture walking into a regular degular Pub in Oxford called the Eagle and Child, and there they are. CS Lewis and JRR Tolkein talking about dead languages, Beowulf and the weather.
isn't it great to find a new favourite something?
This is great love the energy and the simplicity of the setting. Please show this to your kids 😁
I love these full length concerts so much. Thank you for posting these.
The groove is ridiculous. All I want to do is sit down and rock back and forth in total contentment.
How do they make it look so easy?! Legends, the both of them. Thank you for uploading.
Wow ... Awesome .. Love the hybrid guitar & style
Man, I haven't sat in a room and just listened to some good 12 bar blues since I was a little kid. This was so excellent, thank you!
Love that chortle when they finish up the first tune. You had to have known that it was going to be a great day.
CH & CM are music graduates. No wonder they are superb in what they do. This is fire!
That kick sounds incredible
The whole kit!
Just great...
I love the face reflected on CH's gtr @ before and after 21:00 !
Just Chilling, what you gonna do now? I don't know, but what sonever it is, it gotta ti be funky.
Get it Ernest… 👍😎👊
Thanks for the upload! Great concert!
still love it!!
1:09:21 is the jam I come back to once a month.
nice one Dave over there
Figured out the song at minute 35 that they are covering. Wishing well by Terence Trent D'arby! Been trying to figure this out for over a week!
such a dope cover!!!
@37:49 Terence Trent D'Arby "Wishing Well"?
THANK YOU! Was trying to place that melody!
Hot damn, good ear!
What's the song around 24:00? I recognize it from the time I saw him live
Pho-Kus-On-Ho-Ho-Kus
Anyone know what the first tune they play is?
Move It On Over by Hank Williams
@@nickarne5670 thanks!
What is the song at 1:03:10 pls?
are the mics invisible? Can't find them...
They're below the camera clamped to the same tripod
@@mkdevo cool!
Like if you hear John Mayer copies Charlie.
@19:17 disgusting
ruining the orgasmic pleasure of blues 27:47 with “fussy” white man jazzy posturing ….. just the guitar type , wtf?! I looked him up because of his recording on baritone guitar for Yurt , a bit more intense then this …
Charlie Hunters smile is contagious happiest man just rocking the guitar....His playing is absolutely incredible!!
Setlist:
1. Move It On Over (Williams) 0:00
2. Jealous Guy (Lennon) 8:16
3. California Love (Troutman) 16:20
4. Pho-Kus-On-Ho-Ho-Kus (Hunter) 23:40
5. I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire (Benjamin/Durham/Marcus/Seiler) 29:20
6. Wishing Well (D'Arby/Ware) 35:00
7. Good Times (Cooke) 43:24
8. Speedoo (Navarro) 51:30
9. How Ya Gonna Keep Em' Down On The Farm (Donaldson/Young/Lewis) 58:05
10. Jump In The Line (Kitchener) 1:03:10
11. Fine Corinthian Leather (Hunter) w/ tease of The Root (D'Angelo/Hunter) 1:09:20
12. Head (Prince) -> Controversy (Prince) 1:22:45
13. (Wish I Was) Already Paid And On My Way Home (Hunter) 1:33:15
If anyone knows tune 10 let me know!
Song ten is "Jump In The Line" by Harry Belafonte
@@DaveZula thank you!!
I'm new to Charlie Hunter. These guys are amazing. Is Charlie playing the bass and guitar and the same time? Nuts
Yup!
Yup, and he's been doing it for a _long_ time. I'm just wondering why he's playing a brewery -- nothing against breweries; it just seems he'd be doing higher-profile gigs.
@@BassByTheBay I guess it’s just because he can, omg this is so good
@@BassByTheBay jazz gigs for ya
Err, yeah. It’s no big deal. You just play guitar like you normally do, then underneath that you play bass using your second brain.
I want a pair of brains like Charlie’s.
I love two piece bands! Especially when it’s musicians of this caliber. So smooth, so dynamic, so superb!
If you close your eyes, it’s a three piece
These guys make something that is incredibly difficult look easy -- it's not. Both master musicians. Thanks for posting.
Carter could make a nice 6 ingredient omelette while keeping the beat going.
Awesome!
Hahaha, exactly, thank you Michael for getting me here
Love your channel dude...and I'm not even a guitar player. I'm not that sophisticated...I just know how to beat the shit outta shit with some sticks and shit. :-)
38:34 my feeble human brain cannot fully comprehend the majesty of these two minutes
Two incredible musicians playing off of each other in an intimate setting. These are the best shows to see.
So funny seeing Carter’s kit slowly but surely creeping up towards Charlie during the whole set :’)
That's why the drummers chair should be on his carpet too. ;)
@@NoBody6662 1:09:20-1:09:40 😅1:16:00-1:16:10
This is my favorite live music video on UA-cam of all time.
wow imagine just looking over in the corner to check out the amazing sounds, and it's friggin charlie hunter and carter mclean! what a great afternoon that must've been.
Great to see/hear musicians just create and feed off each other....developes your ability to listen and thus, you will be a musician others will want to play with.
Their clever creativity seems boundless. And they don't get boring.
I watched it 3 times and still working sometimes I listen to it. You're great musicians, I hope I get the chance to watch it live one day. Also I'm a drummer, I really enjoyed your playing Carter. Awesome. Greetings from Turkey, please share more.
Literally an exceptional drummer who can play in a trio for 2 hours without having rehearsed and who at the end of each song concludes perfectly at the same time as the other musicians who had rehearsed.
One must see Charlie Hunter live prior to leaving this short journey called life.
Skipped a bit back and forth through the video, fun to see how the bassdrum moved further forward during the show.
Great footage, thanks!
Can someone post the tracklist? Or just tell me which song is playing at 25:00
Always fascinated with musicians that attempt to pull double duty playing rhythm and lead parts
this is no attempt sir
I'm new to the Charlie Hunter party and i'm pissed i'm late. So damn good. Gotta make up for lost time.
Check out his Natty Dread marley album..opening track is killer
I’ve been checking out live shows on ReListen and YT and this show is my favorite.
I've been playing guitar for 61 years now. and I have never thought of that idea, brilliant.
steve jordan next time pls....simpler groove would fit perfect with Charlie's style...Carter is too busy/noisy
1:09:00 Fine Corinthian Leather. I hate Charlie Hunter. I have his shit playing over and over in my head for the last couple weeks now. :) Latin for Travelers just will not go a way.
1:22:00 "You just start a groove and I will play a tune I may know" 35:00 Crazy good
Love this. Thanks for posting these gems mkdevo!
6:18 his fingers have total independence, I can’t even imagine how difficult that is to play.
Which one
:) 31:36 "sing it!" "I'm trying" so funny and so cool :)
Incredible - thx for the upload
Simply amazing, THANK YOU for this!
Does anyone know if Jack Pearson and Charlie have played together? This is such a fun and great set!
1:09:19 the root
So much substance! Amazing dynamics and natural intuitive flow.
Song at 57:48 - How You Gonna Keep Em
This is absolutely incredible. Thanks for the upload!
One word: bravo! 😀
two incredible musicians
incredible drummer!
@6:12 - Did I hear a phrase from "I feel fine" by The Beatles?
Yes but I think it was unintentional.
@@dmljones2550 Charlie totally knew the lick. Pretty common for jazz guys to do off the cuff quotes of songs they love. And at 8:15 they're jamming John Lennon's "Jealous Guy" so you know Charlie's a Beatles fan.
minute 25:30 a girl with a purple coat in an all black and white session....that was pretty random!
とても素晴らしい！是非日本でもライブやってほしい！
Love the 36:20 Wishing Well Terrence Trent Darby cover. Super Dope!!!!
Does anybody know what the stick hack is that Carter uses starting at around @9:05? Looks like a tube or pen casing attached to the end of a Questlove sig stick. Killer sound.
@carter mclean I would also love to know, sounds ace!
Anyone figure this out? Love it.
@@corysnider6851 Headhunters Ninja tips sticks
Ah! Thanks for posting this 😀
He seems to be using more than 100% of his brain at all times ... I can't dis
And if you think about it - his face does look like it's on some sort of science experiment all with tubes and wires attached all over.
Do you dis those who aren’t using 100% of their brain? 😉
David Arbelaez Lol no cause if I did then I expect everybody to be Charlie. He uses 100 and peaks at 120 at which point he needs a drum solo or dialogue
@David Arbelaez
We use maybe 70% maximum of our brains.
we do not mobilize all our cerebral capacities at the same time. Depending on the activity carried out, different areas of the organ will be more or less solicited: vision, understanding of language, calculation, immediate and long-term memory, coordination of gestures, etc.
@@lieutenantcolumbo114 the myth that we don’t use the full capacity of our brain is a myth based off of awful medieval science. Obviously all parts and pathways aren’t firing off at once, but to say we can’t “unlock some secret potential” of the brain is super lame to be spreading around
charlie's bass sounds like an alien that has a lot to say, it's wonderful
"The Amazing Duo"
When did Matt Dillon become such a phenomenal guitar player?
does anyone know the fast tune they play at 23:00 ?
I really dig Charlies sense of time, always tapping his foot right on the beat, I’ll be playing with some cats that tap their foot all over the place and you could imagine their time because of that.
Does anyone know where to et the play list?
Noice! thanks for upload!
This is sooo great! Thank you! 👍👍👍
Is that the world's most beautiful sunset in the background?
I can't describe the greatness of what he does with the hi-hats at 1:28:52.
Triplets?
@@erastusc4908 Ahhh, nope :D you're talking about _triple strokes._ It's still 16th notes, he just doesn't play the 'e' of each beat. I was talking about the dynamics, choosing to play hard on the '&' of the beat gives it a great funky vibe. Charlie sees that too. Now triplets would be what Carter plays at 17:19 ! Those are triplets
@@thomasdecorail8825 👍🏻
So great bros
It's killing me - what's the first song called?? I know I know it and will kick myself when someone tells me...
All of the genius and musicianship of this video has been praised in great detail. They're geniuses, I adore their style. I second all of the praise. That said, I want to know more about the drummer's Adidas sneaks. I want a pair.
That riff at 1:28:44 tho
I love the sound of base drum!
1:13:23 The Root motif!
・御天才との「触れ込み」で、御拝聴致して～運̪指は確かに・・・が、モンク師・エバンス師の如き、和音の煌めきが・・・？？？
That's literally one mile from my house, how did I not know about this? Pretty New England area Ridgefield.
9:06 - love how you turned on the snares with the beat
9:05 haha that was my reaction too
You are the master of groove, time and taste. I genuflect in your presence.
This is amazing to jam to. Try it as a backing track :D
Nothing short of amazing
i nudge people who want to see tastefulness into carter mclean's direction
That D'Angelo cover at 1:13:20!
pure butter
He actually played on the song! Definitely so cool to see his own take on it
Someone ordered 2 musicians from the Enterprise Replicator. Or maybe it was a "The Fly" Situation where a guitar player and a bass player accidentally got int the same pod together! Dude is amazing!!!
1:22:46 - Controversy
what genre would this be considered? is it a specific type of jazz? i've never heard this stuff before and loved it!
Mostly blues.
Charlie came up in a band called TJ Kirk that stood for Thelonious Monk, James Brown, and Rashaan Roland Kirk. They played a fusion of jazz, blues, funk, rock, and even what seems like hip hop at times. Charlie definitely can't be placed in one genre.
Don't forget he had albums before TJ Kirk and played w/Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy
nicholas valcke give a listen to john scofield or martin, medesky& wood, in the same side of bluesy funk.
@@bernardogui3933thanksh