More than spotless, Joshi is very inspired and Olli shines... Extraordinary.

Very basic a diatonic

Making music is like telling a story. The story of 'Black Orpheus' has been told many times. But.......the way mister Soikkeli tells it is magnificent and beyond this world. I can hear mister Soikkeli's story, over and over again!

Lol

Olli very good

Merci

Ii

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Tilkkanen on asian ytimessä...

I really like them both Tommy and Joscho. If they play together it is phenomenal.

I've experienced goosebumps in many LA jazz clubs over the yrs & again 'Now... watching these Fabulous musicians climb inside one of the most beautiful songs ever composed, Black Orpheus by Luiz Bonfa'

Totally agree.... They all sucking on Joscho's ass while ignoring the fact that Olli totally has nothing less than Joscho in this piece.

IMHO Olli's performance here was a little bit flat. You don't feel transported with highs and lows, I felt it like boring tbh. Only my opinion, not removing anything from the great technique and talent from Olli, but I did not feel touched by his playing. On the other hand, technique aside, you feel a lot of movement in Joscho's playing with soft parts, tense parts. I think he expresses better on his instrument. I'm not a Joscho fanboy, just what I feel on this song.

One could obviously argue in anyway they want, or even move it to the troll level. But seriously man, if you do realize how the bass plays it soooo gentle, and even not taking a start with Olli, I believe there is an intended arrangement there and Olli is definitely doing something according to that. I liked to think of both jazz and cigars the same way, people prefer differently and one can say cohiba behike is the greatest while a davidoff is also briliant, even one is a full bodied cigar and the other one mild and mellow, both are just great cigars. On Joscho and Olli's level, really, there really can be sooo much talk on the style and such but it really is controversial due to any biases or purely personal preferences. At the end of the day, I am just hoping people can have a little more respect and appreciation for both styles. If I wanted to argue, I can say that Joscho's pinch harmonic part is bs as how poorly it sounds with the mic for recording or if I am a troll i can also aruge that Joscho is too cheap to buy a high-end pick-up. Guys, let's just shusshhhhh and listen and it hopefully the music brings enjoyment to you.

That there is an arrangement with the bass player does not necessarily imply that it becomes interesting to hear :) It's as you said about personal preference and for me especially emotion transferred from the player to the audience. Not talking here about technical sound, pickup or whatever bright sweeping technique used for a lick. I did not see anyone in the comments disrespecting neither Joscho nor Olli, even though you diplomatically stated that most of people "suck Joscho's ass". Just my 2 cents.

whatever you say .. chief ..

OR, maybe turning my guitar into a planter!

I know what you mean, man, but just look at the satisfaction that bass player derives from simply playing.

Jake Workman is better

I agree that Jascho is truly a master and one of the best. Have you ever checked out Yamandu Costa? (. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nNllZ9OJuJ6UoGg.html ) Although a very different style of music. I also think he is also truly one of the best guitarist I the world.