Classic Albums | The Music I Love and Why

what's up everyone doing a little old-school livestream here I have done run these a long time I like to think that with my channel that I can still act like it's a small channel like I used to and just go on even if I put out a video earlier in the day because I used to do this all the time people would be like you already put out a video today why you doing a livestream because why not I was actually uh straightening up the studio moving around my vinyl I did a thing on my other channel that I have what's up dab the other day you can see this my stereo system set up back here this is my drum room you guys know that's on the other side of the of the studio from the main control room and uh and so anyhow so I've been cleaning up moving stuff around because I was trying to do a live stream album listening thing on YouTube and I did one last week as a test on my other youtube channel that we're not going to talk about and the video was blocked because I used an ECM record album so anyways but I thought instead of doing that let me talk about some records that you might not know that I have here many of which are classic albums but ones that I think are things hey Larry I think that that you guys should check out because everybody's always asked me why don't you ever make suggestions on records to listen to so I every week on Spotify that's typically what I use to listen music even though I have both you guys know that I like all this progressive metal that's out you've seen me interview tous and then plenty and and all these people right so but I always like to listen to see what's on the top 40 pop music and I once a week I go through and I listen to the world top 40 and the u.s. top 40 just to to stay current with what's going on anyways but I don't really talk about old albums typically that I would recommend Aaron is on your moderating by the way you can see we still have the the bundle sale going on 50% off for my viado book youtube instagram transcription bundle it's 650 pages that's going to go through tomorrow night and that discount code is RB 50 it's also a 30% off my ear training program with the same discount code so uh anyway so people are asking why don't you do this stuff talk about some records that you like because I don't really have a place that I can do that so I was like I'm just gonna go on I stacked up a bunch of records that I'm moving around I said okay these are records I'm going to talk about and talk a little bit about each one just things that you may not have seen that are great records that I really dig okay okay so this record is called ESP it's a Miles Davis record this is a classic record it came out this is from his second group that he figured that he featured with Wayne Shorter Tony Williams Ron Carter although it says Ronald Carter and herb Hancock for Herbie Hancock I always think these things are funny that they're not consistent from record to record but what you used to have is used to have album covers covers that had information on them that you could sit and read typically jazz records would have reviews by people on these particular records but this is a great great record the song ESP title song is actually a standard that jazz players always play but there's other incredible great songs that here like irises and amazing son so ESP Miles Davis my funny Valentine Miles Davis a classic record Stella by starlight that's on here all blues my funny Valentine these are all all of you these are all classic standards once again this is a slightly different quintet because he had George Coleman playing a tenor on it and not Wayne on this record but it's still ron tony and Herbie Thank You Keith Charles Mingus those of you that don't know Charles Mingus you should know Charles Mingus as a matter of fact I was talking about Joni Mitchell's album entitled Minges because I just listen to Joni Mitchell all the time Joni Mitchell is like I said cry when I listen to Jenny Mitchell but Joe you should really know Charles Mingus is music I haven't done any videos on Mingus on my channel yet but I will be this is a double this is better get it into your soul now this is what I'm talking about about album cover Leah this is amazing right you can just look at this for days that's what I love about all records like that okay so Keith Jarrett the Cologne concert this is a a standard this is this is one of the greatest listening records solo piano improvisation records that you will ever hear everybody should own this this is a classic it's one of the biggest selling jazz records ever it's it came out in 1975 it's phenomenal let me go to some a different okay here's another Keith Jarrett record standards vol 1 okay so this record came out in 1983 and and I've always wanted to play stuff off this cuz all the things you are is one of the greatest recordings of all time so it's with Keith Jarrett Gary peacock and Jack T's in that day drummer Czech TV that Gary peacock bass player they did a lot of albums together this is really really incredible here's a record that I just never see anywhere I get stuff all over my records have have dust all of them this is called blue Benson for those of you that know George Benson or love shredding guitar this is a shredding guitar record this has or is it Billy's balance this is one of the best blues guitar recordings ever on here this is a great great record that came out in 1968 okay oh let's see this is a great record Brecker brothers these are not all gonna meet jazz records but the Brecker bro this is a very famous record some skunk funk sponge this this is a record that has to be in your collection a class SiC Randy Brecker Michael Brecker a classic fusion record okay ah let's see here I love this record Larry Carlton sleepwalk this is just an absolutely killer record these are these things are very hard to find on vinyl but this is the great record I love this you know guys know I'm a huge fan of Larry and Jeff Porcaro plays drums on here and a blob Oriel is on bass I mean this is just unbelievable this is one of the best rhythm sections ever felonious monk those of you that know the song around men but around midnight or don't know the song round midnight you should know the song round midnight it's on this record this is a this is a Blue Note record and and I'm seeing I'm Tracey oh so is remastered by Rudy Van Gelder so most of the Blue Note Records I would say Rudy engineered it here those of you that don't know Rudy Van Gelder he's a guy that that engineered all these Blue Note Records and he did him in his parents house and then in his own studio this is a record that my dad loved and I love this record I used to listen this was my dad all the time this Dexter Gordon Swiss nights kenny drew on piano nelson he worse than Pettersen Alex real on the drums but days of wine and roses and tenor madness on this is phenomenal oh my god so good uh let's see here little Duke Ellington meets Coleman Hawkins I mean what do you need to say about that right George Benson oh my god if you guys like shredding guitar this is a live record weekend in LA phillup church and George Benson both on it oh my god George just destroys on that record it's amazing amazing getting into some some other jazz guitar records this West record these are just must-haves you have to have these records okay move it along Larry Carlton this is a live record mr. 335 live in Japan kill a record let's see here let's get some rock records Carole King's tapestry old-school record 1971 I believe it came out pretty much every song on it is a hit here's a record that's out of print thank you Joe appreciate that this records out a print Pat Martino consciousness if you like great guitar playing oh my god incredible incredible impressions by John Coltrane's the first track on here it smokes ah let's see here Ornette Coleman shape of jazz to come if you like just if you want to just buy baton a record lonely woman oh my god this is the same congeniality this is just outstanding let's see here all the new dreams oh man this is good stuff here this is Charlie Haden John cherry Duty Redman and Edward Blackwell oh this is this is the good stuff here I love this record I haven't listened to this in a long time but I'm going to listen to it my favorite Beatles record revolver my god what can you say about revolver it's it is the best Beatles album ever it's the height of their psychedelic period this has tax man I learned Rigby here there and everywhere she said she said I mean just all this a good day sunshine all the psychedelic things and then it ends with Tomorrow Never Knows oh yeah this is really phenomenal okay you have to own this record if you like if you want to know John Coltrane there's just two records to buy if you're going to just start start but start with this one blue train okay the song blue train and moment's notice that's I lazy bird I mean these things are amazing but it has blue train has a double time solo by every player on here Lee Morgan's trumpet solo is absolutely phenomenal I mean all the other solos are great the trumpet solo on here if you know this is a Thank You Marco dog appreciate that if you don't know this solo you can either listen okay a little birth of cool miles forget it you got to own this we got to have birth of cool or you got to listen to it you have to own them just go to Spotify or Apple music and you can listen to birth of cool this is it's it yeah what you gotta listen to it I can't really talk about that just it's perfection okay this record Pat Metheny 8081 this is a band with Charlie Haden Jack Dee jennette on drums Charlie Haden on the bass dewy Redman on the saxophone Michael Brecker and yeah that's the band right yeah but there's a song on here that has the best acoustic guitar recording that I've ever heard I can't play it on here this is this is on ECM records but there's a song called going ahead and Pat is playing a guild for those of you guitar players out there guild f50 acoustic it's the fattest single note solos and the most melodic guitar solo ever but just I'm talking a fat guitar son don't eat the it sounds like the acoustic strings are that big around and he's got hands of Steel playing it and it is absolutely beautiful okay Oh belonging Heath Jared there's a lot of people that were influenced by this record I remember talking when I interviewed Chris Potter who's one of the greatest sax players in the world today and he we talked about this record yawn Garrick on the saxophone is just outstanding this is this is Keith Jarrett this is this is one of Keith's carats finest records I think 74 it came out yeah 74 Bill Evans everybody's like you never talked about Bill Evans the Village Vanguard sessions for those of you that don't know what the Village Vanguard was it's a club in New York was a club thank you Jason appreciate that I hope I'm not missing any any of these things cult of personality loved us you do the okay you know I don't always see these things i Anthony thank you so much it's hard for me to talk about these things and respond but thank you to all the super chats you guys are amazing okay so Bill Evans Villa Fangio Village Vanguard is a club that holds about 40 people who did I don't know if it's open anymore this is another great Bill Evans record that I've not listened to and forever but it's with Eddie Gomez and the bass in Philly Joe Jones Thank You buffalo pilot okay heavy weather this Thank You Aaron this record weather report gotta own it bird land if there's one song you need to know bang Thank You Deb Vanguard still open I saw last time I was there as 1984 been a long time Alec Secunia Wayne Shorter Jaco I mean it's just you know Josiah don't forget it right I've made a video about this record jack closed first record I interviewed Gary Burton and he and I talked about this which is Chick Corea and Gary Burton and crystals silence a classic record one of his biggest records another great Bill Evans record that is totally worthy of having let's change it up a little bit Elton John's Greatest Hits forget it right this is unbelievable your song Daniel it's a goodbye yellow brick road Saturday Night's Alright for fighting Rocketman Benny and the Jets stole that Sun good at me I'm cracking out right what wait come on how do you go wrong with that I used to love it when people put out Greatest Hits records okay let's see here tomorrow is the question ornette coleman once again just make a list of these just go through them this record ringing Gary Burton quartet with Everhard Webber is is a fantastic record that came out in 1974 really when Pat Metheny joined the Gary Burton group but I knew of the record because and I went to study with Mick good Rick who's the other guitar player on there when I when I was in 1984 ten years after this studied with Mick during my master's degree he plays guitar and this is an unbelievable player okay so let's get into some other rock stuff now oh wait no first of all this is one of my favorite all this is pretty much my favorite West record this embossed guitar this is a live record and it's got Jimmy Cobb on the drums and I did a video on Jimmy Cabot this is on real you money you're smoking playing check out the sax solo that Johnny Griffin plays on blue and boogie Wow every chorus smokes and you want to your smoke and bass plan now sending Oersted pettersen forget it they play olio on this he and Joe pass is unbelievable okay rock records this is one of my favorite rock records if you're into shoegazing music this is a shoegazing classic the 1993 record I think it's 93 Mexico had by swerve driver every song on there is incredibly great yes I've had these LPS since I was a kid I bought them in the 70s what am I saying this has every song is incredible girl on a motorbike the rest you'll find it everywhere less rain to Satan's Ville hey Harry and Maggie the change is gonna come dual blow and cool oh my god mmm abduction this is just honestly one of my favorite one of my favorite listening records of all time along with this right little Zeppelin one maybe some Zeppelin - can't go wrong with that maybe some Zeppelin for okay this record changed my life my dad gave this to me when I was I forget how old I was I was in high school or junior high or something my dad gave it to me for Christmas and said if you ever just came out 1973 if you ever learned to play guitar like this you've accomplished something with your life I was like what is this and it's that unopened for months okay then one day my dad's at work what's up Billy my dad's at work and so I go yeah I'm open this thing up my dad was a tough guy he was great and he was an incredible listener didn't know it never played an instrument but but just my parents were amazing right I was like what is this thing sound like I start listening to it night and day first track on there I'm like okay solo guitar it's only solo guitar right and then it's Stella by starlight but by the time it gets to how high the moon and Cherokee I freaked out I was like this is unbelievable I mean I literally freaked out then it got to the second side sweet Lorraine have you met mr. Jones around midnight and then all the things you are when I heard all the things you are I said that's it I'm gonna learn this for when dad gets home from work my dad got home at five o'clock every day worked on the railroad he drove his Penn Central truck in came in the driveway I could hear his truck coming and he had these wheels on the front that would go down on the railroad tracks they would lower down and he drive on the railroad tracks I remember one time I was with him and he stopped because there was a turtle trying to cross the tracks and my dad stopped the truck got out locked in front of the truck picked up the huge turtle moved it out of the way off the tracks and got back in and didn't say anything and just drew and kept driving I mean come on right I didn't say anything either my dad I'd never said anything with my dad we just listened the radio in the car all the time okay little okay here you guys know that I love Angie this is the record it's from goat's head soup it's nothing to say about it it's it's it Angie's the greatest ballad of all time I should add it on my list okay here's a record that those of you that know Wayne Shorter know this record native dancer it is the the writing on here is so beautiful got to listen to this record this is a classic you want to hear great music Wayne Shorter on this record this is the late one of the latest swerve driver records I have it on here I wasn't born to lose you I just love swerve driver anything they did forget it unbelievable let's see here what else we got here okay so this one is this is I spilled some naan here hold on there we go this is Keith Jarrett facing you old old school record this is a great record Keith Jarrett Miles Davis kind of blue you already know that this is another great Keith Jarrett boppy killer record this is our music Ornette Coleman what's to say just listen to it it's absolutely phenomenal Simon and Garfunkel's greatest hits every song is a classic every song so good every is like where's his new records when I stop buying records once one CDs came out okay Giant Steps I don't need to tell you about that you know that's great round midnight miles round about midnight so good it came out let's see this is with his original quartet but with red garland on the piano Paul Chambers the bass Billy Joe John Coltrane what year did this come out I should know this it came out a long time ago that's an old record ah let's see oh here's a great one this is a record you won't know but this is a killer guitar record bonito Jody Oreo for those of you that like outside playing modern guitar playing that's modern guitar playing a little monk criss cross the police goes to the machine forget must have kind of blue what else we got here Allan Holdsworth first solo record I oh you got on this got to know this this is absolutely phenomenal this is Larry Carlton's first record this is has room 335 on it this this came out in the late 70s or so milestones Miles Davis I love jazz can I say incredible jazz guitar West Montgomery Oh Exile on Main Street Rolling Stones okay my favorite song in this record is sung by Keith Richards and it's the song happy and it is so great like he think you're listening to it you think man Keith Richards is a great singer and then Mick Jagger comes into the chorus and you go oh wow it is ridiculous this is just so there are so many great songs on here this is one of the greatest rock workers of all time okay I cry when I talk about Joni Mitchell this is shadows and light I have about three copies I literally have three copies at this I listen to Joni Mitchell all the time this is a live record with Pat Metheny on guitar Jaco Pastorius and the bass Lyle Mays on the keyboards Michael Brecker and the saxophone obviously Joni and who's on drums is it I should know let's see here who plays drums on this Don Elias on drums and the songs on this are just beyond their just spelled by the image just it's all Joanie's it's her mid the period in the 70s all my favorite records and these are incredible hey Bret what's up Don Elias brand-new Bret was on it do yourself a favor listen to this record just just go right from this live stream and listen to shadows in light it is a live record there's a video of the whole concert on YouTube recorded in 1979 that you can watch for free okay I got all my Pat Metheny records here I got a little imagine wall to see what else do I have oh this is a record that I love this is a Pat Metheny record read you voicing I can't play it on here but there's a song on here called lonely woman that is beautiful it's an Ornette Coleman or Horace silver tune and followed by an ornate Coleman called tears inside that's a d-flat blues but pads tone is so dark on it but it's unbelievable by the way discount code for the for my Beato book youtube transcription bundle is RB fifty fifty percent off the so I make my living really is through so it's a six hundred fifty page PDF it's my Beato book bundled with my instagram transcription bundle you should follow me an Instagram a trick piata one I'm a thousand followers away from being a hundred eighty thousand and you guys that don't follow me on here could actually get me there get me to 180 thousand I actually need less than that probably about six hundred or so and there's there's a guitar synth solo on here called on story from its stranger that is absolutely beautiful I would talk about it and break it down if I could okay if you like chops you see people on Instagram on YouTube and everything with great chaps a Spurs Peterson's chops on this oh my god the solo piano pieces on this are ridiculous oh my god he does Stella by starlight with Joe a duet that is absolutely phenomenal back home in Indiana which is Donnelly I talk about Donnelly the Charlie Parker tune but that's the same chord changes Wow it is nuts this record came out 1975 and this is the pinnacle of Oscars playing Oscar and Joe really but Oscar's playing is is beyond imagine imagination okay birth this Keith Jarrett record thank you talking about the dude thank you very much this record is beautiful not only is this Keith Jarrett record phenomenal but it's phenomenal sounding you want to hear what a real record should sound like oh my god I'm not sure who did this who engineered this let me see here as Paul motion on the drums do Redman plays a sax and clarinet the Charlie Haden Keith Jarrett Luhan recording and remix it oh my god it sounds you listening on a stereo it just blow your mind it sounds so good okay Frank Sinatra if you're gonna listen to one Frank Sinatra record and I should listen to Frank Sinatra Frank is the man but the Arrangements on this by Klaus ogre men are so good if you want to learn about film composition and how to arrange for Strings and arrange complex chords this is unreal these are all Jobim Antonio Carlos Jobim one of the greatest composers of all time Brazilian genius super genius girl from Ipanema I mean I mean like all the quiet nights of Corcovado the quiet side square as it starts meditation how insensitive I mean it's just as all the songs on here sort of my dad's favorite favorite records of all time that he and I used to listen that together constantly George Benson breezin this is a record called motions and emotions Oscar Peterson record motions and emotions clouseau Herrmann did the string arrangements on here and there's a song wave which was my dad's favorite song but what's great about wave is that it just vamps over dominant chords sus chords and Oscar just shreds over hell over sustained chords okay you want to learn how to play the great licks just go to the end of that song when Oscar is vamping and then is blow your mind okay okay somebody mentioned Herbie Hancock okay this record VSOP okay so this record one time when I was in 1981 this particular record so you got Tony Williams Herbie Hancock Freddie upper Wayne Shorter Ron Carter I played this record from for Lyle Mays Lyle Mays two came back to my room when I was a sophomore with me and about four of my friends to play my roommate Paul Smith in chess okay this is after me the Metheny group played in 1981 at Cornell University I was talking to Lyle backstage I worked at the concert because that's the only way I could get in I couldn't afford it so I worked I was an usher and so I was talking and he said um he goes anybody played chess here I said oh my roommate is a beautiful highly rated chess player really I want to go play him okay so we hitchhiked Lyle and I up to the fence of my room I did him a car so two girls picked this up we went up the hill to our apartment and my other friends hitchhiked behind us so we get there my buddy Paul's there and I I come in that thing I said hey Paul wow maze is here to play to play your chess and Paul would thought I was joking he was on the other side of the room he's like what are you talking about why don't you bring Pat and I said no Lyle bass is really here he turns around and there's Lyle Mays so we had this massive John Coltrane painting that Paul's dad had done now Paul's mom was one Ron Carter's wife's best friend okay this is a crazy story and but Paul's dad painted all did all the album colors for Chuck man Chuck Mangione right and Lyle sees this incredible painting of John Coltrane that we have it's four by four thank you Paul very much right and so he comes in and we play VSOP we put it on we ordered Domino's pizza and about four or five my friends come in and and Paul unrolls his chess board he'll I'll sit down they played for about an hour and a half and and Lyle is listening to this going wow this record is amazing he was just really really dug it right okay back in black I'm sorry but yeah what are you gonna say about that okay gateway of Dreams clouseau gurmann this I've been talking about clothes or gurmann this is one of his solo records or getting on that gateway of Dreams Gate of Dreams okay so this has George Benson's on this Michael Brecker is on this Joe Sample David Sanborn his next record after her cityscapes is absolutely phenomenal Klaus died in 1980s I'm sorry in 2016 to no fanfare no one knew he died no one talked about I'm talking about one of the greatest arrangers of all time just a genius on this record Bill Evans there's a quote on here Klaus gate of Dreams a reminder of finer things what do you say about that right Jaco Pastorius invitation Clifford Brown memorial album Charles Lloyd at Monterey Monterey Jazz Festival Keith Jarrett oh oh oh a certain mr. Joe beam if you want a Brazilian bossa nova record you've got to own this Clouseau gurmann did the arrangements on this I bought everything the Clouseau gurmann arranged I bought any Jobim record I bought period you guys know I love Peter Frampton Frampton Comes Alive here's my original record that I got in 1976 okay so listen to Return to Forever chick light as a feather let's see what's going on here that you might know how about 500 miles high you ever hear of that that's a standard what about Spain you know the song Spain this is the record Spain comes from you know I talked about about bossa nova stan getz Gilberto oh my god forget it Thank You grant appreciate that this is another this is another classic record if you love jazz and bossa nova music you will love that let's see here this is an interesting record here this is uh where is it uh was this the record no I don't know she don't have it here I thought this was the this is a one but it's not um okay so those are some records that I have I have hundreds and hundreds of records Thank You Mikey Mikey keyonna man I can't read that so small these are just a few of the records that I have Lauren's you missed my Brecker brothers record here I have I don't know I didn't bring any of my rock records in here I have I have tons and tons of rock records yes what do you what am I talking about I just had showed you all the early Zeppelin records but I have I have hundreds of records that are in boxes that I'm gonna I'm trying to reorganize here over here from my listening station right there I need a better turntable actually but any metal I of course I have metal but most of my metal records are on CDs they're in another place down here I have a whole massive thing of CDs that I'll have to go through you get a figure so I got a CD player 1985 so I started buying CDs and I bought albums and CDs simultaneously for a long time because I love the sound of honestly I didn't know if CDs were gonna hang around and so I started buying those things I started buying CDs at the same time as yes I was still buying albums and obviously they were they were around at both them at the same time but a lot of the metal and things that I thought you know you guys know I like runge things like that I mean all that stuff I bought on CDs really everything from the mid eighties on if you're talking about Meshuga bands like that any from that era are all on CDs it's really weird that you know everybody's third saying oh nobody's gonna buy LPS anymore so I just I honestly stopped by an LPS I would buy right I would buy them occasionally because they became cheaper and cheaper and I would get him at used record stores cuz I'd like to go there are places in Rochester that I'm from the head bootlegs tons of bootlegs yeah my Frank Zappa records are in the other room I know people were talking about Zappa there I have you two records I get Charlie Parker records that even show you I actually had brave record sir I didn't show I have a bunch of Charlie Parker records but the Charlie Parker records are the they were there so repackaged I have the the completes a voice sessions I think is the record that's a box set that has really all of all the great all the great chart Charlie Parker stuff on it I have Chicago records to all my rack records are the next room over these things are heavy to carry around it's insane how heavy their I have tons of classical records to so many classical records but I have a lot of classical stuff on CD as well when I started in college so I went college undergrad 1982 84 CDs came out in 83 and they started making the transition in the listening lab that we would go during my undergrad at Ithaca they made the transition they stopped buying LPS but you'd go in there and half the things would be LPS have would be CDs by the time I got to my master's degree at no in Conservatory in Boston it was many more CDs but they still at LP so every listening station had a turntable and a CD player at it and you just you know depending on what they had Thank You Jerry she ate that and I have tons of stuff on cassettes somebody's that angry shoebox said nothing I could set oh my god I have tons of stuff on cassette tons of stuff new keep ooh thank you so much appreciate that fish what makes us son great jellyfish doesn't have the I talked to Tim who's my dear friend who's been on many of my videos who played he played bass and spilt milk and Roger Manning I've talked to them about this they do not have the jellyfish they don't have the jellyfish tracks they just don't they couldn't get them from the label I guess and but they said that they you know once everything is over and people can start traveling again they will come here and we will do a what makes a son grade on jellyfish together okay so my sale going on today you want to support the channel RB 50 is the for my Beato book instagram transcription bundle i sell t-shirts I saw mugs on my store if you already on my 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hard to read anyway so I went through a lot of albums you guys are amazing go to spot if I go to Apple music go to youtube wherever you want and watch these I'm getting old what mate there I might be in the Wall Street Journal this week I got interviewed for an article in The Wall Street Journal okay yeah well I won't mention the taught the topic what it is it's about being I'm not gonna mention it we'll see if it comes out but I did get I did get interviewed for it by somebody that watches the channel here he wrote to me a couple weeks ago and Billy says he's like somebody from The Wall Street Journal wrote to you and then I couldn't find the email they wrote me back and I called him and I said I said you want to write an article but means yeah and I said for when he goes next week and that's like what I said when do you want to do the yet when do you want to do the interview and I said he goes how about right now I said okay and it was pretty funny so I don't know if it's just gonna 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Length: 41min 25sec (2485 seconds)

Published: Sat Jun 27 2020