Amazing solo by Felipe Muggiati-Feldman at 42:44!

these videos would be awesome if the sound was improved. I think the camera mikes don't make justice to what happens there. greetings from Spain

The player’s name please! There is no Music whitout Musicians!

No questions about his studio work with Steely Dan?

He mentions that John Scofield asked to borrow his amp for a studio date with drummer Horacee Arnold. But Arnold’s first solo record “Tribe” didn’t include a guitar player, and on his better known follow up “Tales of the Exonerated Flea” the guitarist was John Abercrombie. Those albums were released in 1973 and 1974. Maybe Scofield played a little bit with Arnold, but I don’t think he played a recording date with him.

Great show, However I miss the interviews of Jazz artists this channel use to produce!

My circle of fond musicians and I used to play a number of Steve's Eyewitness works decades back, such as Blades, or their utter punk version of Penetration - a welcomed study/thorough ass kicking. Pulling such material off authentically was both a challenge, and eventually, a satisfying self-accomplishment. So imagine my thrill when a pal passed Steve's email to me. Normally I'd not reach out and be a bother, but our mutual acquaintance said he likes to hear from people. Inspired as such, I immediately followed through, just to introduce myself, rave about recordings etc. Not only did Steve write me back sincere, thorough emails, but duped and mailed bootlegs, or Import label stuff of his onto CDs for me...we talked about our shared love of hockey too, of course. I wished I'd kept in touch, but also didn't want to be a pest. One impactful thing I recall is Steve communicating with me as if I were a mutual contemporary of his - like, on his level (!!) - not as a fan, but a fellow professional - something I've been careful to emulate when speaking with other players, whether a student, a hobbyist or fellow professionals. I got that trait directly from interacting with Steve - BE a good example.

Lenny White is brilliant.

Amidst everything, this gives peace.

when a woman adopts a nasty d!key haircut like that, they disqualify themselves from the World. i have zero interest in anything that is said or done by a woman who has adopted a nasty d!key haircut

Thank you for this concert!

Should be board audio. Everything mixed for clarity.

Strasbourg in the first set is awesome! Can’t wait to come to NYU Jazz Workshop for session 2!

Might get a few more listens if people knew this was Lenny White et al. And thanks, this is GREAT!

If you’re going to be a professional jazz musician be prepared to make tens and tens of dollars.