the fellowships 2nd album is guthries best work ever

@@bassmania84 what is the name of the album?

Zak now plays at Hot Box in Chelmsford!

Hihi you don t know bireli lagrene or Adrien moignard ????

@@zagafredo neither of which are as technically proficient as Guthrie and he matches each of them in the realm of jazz.

​@@OhGodWhatIsThisAah sounds incredible man. Actually, in realm of jazz, I think Guthrie need to learn a lot from these guys about technic and ideas.

My friend told me he taught him how to play. He's probably still living in Chelmsford. I will ask my friend when I see him next but not sure when with Covid.

@@tdtm82 Hi Thomas, Following up on this. Did you get a chance to talk to your friend?

@@petruccifanboi Not yet but I can ask.

@@tdtm82 Please do. Thanks.

Check his facebook he posts info about classes

Look for interviews, there’s no shortage of him saying exactly that. He approaches it as a language, learning what he wants to express and what touches him, and then understands what makes it work, or at least how to explain it. When playing, same logic. When talking, you put what you’re currently feeling into words. With music, same thing

I guess it comes with 40+ years of studying every guitarist and playing so much in every genre to the level of a performing gigs

Quote rick beato on Vinnie Colouita “thought is the enemy of flow”. Guthrie doesn’t think when he’s improvising.

I wouldn't exactly call this jazz.

It tells you this 50 seconds into the video. You don't need to tell us that.

Both brothers look so similar lol

@@gibsondanny well the video just tell us their name and last name, not if they are family, so dont, the video does not says that.

+Matteo Allegra No - if you watch at 2:55 carefully he gives a thumbs up to Guthrie's shoes

Matteo Allegra I'm clever like that.

He's on bass actually. The sax was incredible too

@@TheSpiralout11235 it's his brother on the bass not his son

Zak Berret is on sax

no, it was your mother. readily identifiable by the beard.

I can BARELY even hear him .. his chorus/leslie effect also makes it super difficult to discern the chords.

The bass player is Guthries brother Seth.

10 years ago and you just made me laugh😂

He is Crazy Canaan...LOL

Lol

TheIzkool Fuck off old man

Go and listen to dead people then. This is jazz at its finest.

Rock will never be played under that groove.John Mclaughlin,John Scofield and Mike Stern also playing stuff like that.Then how could Guthrie's stuff is just rock with a hint of jazz&blues? Pentatonic scales and distortion tone make Guthrie's playing sounds more like blues or rock but Guthrie still improvises according to the chord progression like Jazz musicians do. In rock&blue improvising,one will tend to use less scales or even one scale to play through the chords and care less about the chords than in jazz improvising.Guthrie didnt do it like that.This is totally jazz,if you take fusion as jazz.

Are you deaf thelzkool.

@@AlexasLeaders ignore the idiots lol

Lol what bit of his solo was the major scale?

Only the Major scale? Have you been sniffing glue?

What about his rhythm playing...? And he CAN play jazzier solos, just look it up.

Its not only major scale but mainly relying on major scale. Probably to advanced for you to hear,

@@steinetakorgroovy fuck, you're not quick are you