9th Ave?

Scott LaFaro me deja sin palabras, dejó a sus colegas contrabajistas contemporáneos un siglo detrás.

Love the recurring Bond Theme in there.

Wayne Krantz' music and playing is my antidote to standard pop and popular styles of guitar playing/shredding. Juggles my guitar brain. So fresh and free sounding rhythms, what a trip!

I was there many times! Greatest memories.

Wayne is amazing. had the same reaction to Mike Miller first time I saw him at the Baked Potato mid-seventies. other worldly sounds and playing....

Whoa...just knew this in piano sounds. Now on guitar 🎸 wow 👌 👏 😍 saved in my soundtrack playlist

excerpt from Rock

3:30 THE LICC

3:29 even wayne falls victim to "the lick" sometimes!!

Not many players who can integrate a ring modulator into their soloing and make it seem natural. A big big tip o' the hat.

27:15 22:00

37:35 46:00 47:30 7:05

49:45 too nasty

This is probably greatest music I've heard in my life

12:35 love that phone ring groove

This Trio!

Beautiful

holy SHIT, dude

Are these sets still up for sale anywhere? Would love to get a download!

These are brilliant. Thanks

It is interesting that Krantz covers up the James Tyler logo on the guitar. Was it that Krantz would not be endorsed by Tyler?

He is really unusual guitarist

Have heard 10 sets live. This is the best

Muit bm. Legal igual

Nice ideas man. Great playing.

True story, I was once sitting in the third seat from the door, at the bar, to my left, closer to the door, was John Mclaughlin. It was like 2002/3. After one of the tunes, probably shirts off, or something, he looks at me and say, "Holy shit." And I said, "Right?"

We can all share records. I've got about 7-8 from the pre 2002 era. I'm glad I had the chance to see about 100 of these shows, maybe more.

Very good! Want to learn this now myself.

Just came across your vid looking at Cabronita demos. I really like your playing! Very unique and quite interesting! Hope you record someday! Subbed to your channel.

last year my father passed away much too early and only when I hear your version of the cast away theme can I show my sadness. so please never delete the video.

last year my father passed away much too early and only when I hear your version of the cast away theme can I show my sadness. so please never delete the video.

Awesome. He's something else!

Please make a tutorial of it!

Jonruss, can you share the tabs? I´m learning the guitar, and Id like to play this. Cast Away is my favourite movie

This is an excerpt from "Funk". You're inspiring me to go have a good listen to this set#2. 8/25/05 set#1 is stunning, a high point for K3 of that period. The head out on this version of "Funk" is a Carlock masterclass (not that you can hear it here, but just saying..). It's interesting to read other people's insightful take on WK, the examples you give here I typically classify these moments as WK "resetting" the "inside", as in the inside of the tonal center(s) gets "refreshed" by playing out in passages. It also sounds to me like the band patiently looking around for where the next take-off point is coming... and I'll add "contemplative" to my perspective.

YAY! so excited when this came up on my feed ;) sounds so dreamy!

YT related videos just brought this one back for me. Commenter katszogt notes below this is 2005-06-09 set#1. And while I'm here, song titles (using Jon's timings): 0:00 funk 11:45 rock 22:37 blues 32:53 jazz 43:22 seven

Thank you so much for uploading this - hard to find the older K3 recordings after Wayne took them down from his site years back. Needing some kind of archiving project to share all those amazing gigs. Regardless, thanks to OP & K3!

Bro, have you second set of this show? Or another K3 records? Thank you!

3:30 The damned lick again

wow

Hello, i'm really enjoying your work ... I'm a circus student, and I will have a project soon where I want to work on sound atmosphere ... And the atmosphere I want to create is exaclty the ice cave feeling, with echos and low frequetie sounds ... Would it be interesting for you to make a bigger piece of that ? Thanks

I want one.

This is the most impressive live music I’ve ever heard

Great video and nice playing man! Is that Baja stock?

5:10 take off!

3:47 oof :))

i would put this exact trio up with the best of all time, like the Coltrane Quartet and Brad Mehldau trio with Jorge Rossy. not a direct comparison of music style but in the tightness and unreal musicianship on display as they support each other and basically crush it together

UNREAL SET