All the info at once: Tracklist: 00:00 -1- The Big Wave 08:25 -2- Foreign Affairs (Reality check album) 15:26 -3- Canine 23:55 -4- Fence Climbing Blues (Dog Party album) 31:04 -5- Free impro 32:58 -6- Self Defense 38:18 -7- Boat Gig 44:30 -8- Shining Star (Earth, Wind and Fire cover) 52:26 -9- Big Fun Personnel: Scott Henderson - Guitar, producer, composer & arrangements Scott Kinsey - Keyboards Gary Willis - Bass Kirk Covington - Drums Notes: Recorded live at Musicians Institute Auditorium, Los Angeles, CA, USA, on January 18th, 1996

I am in awe of Ginger Baker. He is simply the best.

chuck from death is smiling from valhalla

Fills always get the thrills…The groove pays the bills 💵 👌🏼

this is a pretty good video! let me play with him!

My first introduction to Buzz was with Neil Larson back in the late 70's. I fell in love with his groove and outside the box playing within that tight groove. Never lost enthusiasm or interest.Such an original. Compare this band with pop music of today if it can be called that.

Legend

when was this...anyone know

I saw Oz perform in June of 24 and every single note played on every single tune was so precisely placed that it was mesmerizing. If you ever have the chance to see him live you must go.

É isso ahê Emily!...o fraseado rola e rola sem aquelas ridículas e falsas caras de solo tão valorizadas pelos marmanjos.

WOW!!!

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8:16 that pose! Flexable!

With Stu Hamm

To me this is the apex of commitment and flow, to produce such a wonderful sense of fluidity. Those sounds conjure such contrasting imagery spanning the folk history of the US and America. His music is to me a true UK national treasure, the way he channels traditional ballads with such craft is so distinctive

I was there, too (student 1989/1990), did an interview of the brothers before the show since I was making a little money as a journalist for a French musician's magazine (the same year I also did people like Scott Henderson (a great fusion guitarist but a total asshole imho), Frank Gambale, Al di Meola, Jeff Berlin, Jennifer Batten (who got her record deal after I got her the cover story of the magazine (very underrated musician, she could litterally play anything)), Paul Gilbert (whom I spent a whole afternoon with in his apartment after he came back from Mr Big's first world tour), Bruce Bouillet, Joe Diorio, Larry Carlton, Robben Ford, Lee Ritenour, Gary Hoey... plus a few more I forgot. I remember walking behind MI's main building (that small street behind the Church of Scinetology) and bumping into Ritenour & Carlton who at the time were my favourite axemen and they burst into laughter when they saw my state of shock. Anyway, listening back to this show, I must say it hasn't aged that good, and Greg was so much more impressive throughout the 1990's (especially on his fifth album.... the one starting with "Howe about it"). But it definitely brings back great memories... and that was the end of an era, that's for sure !

Am a Nigerian is there any grants or financial aid for Africans that are willing to study at MI

I have been waiting for this opportunity to come.

👏👏👏💪💪🥁🥁👍👍

Such a KICK ASS band. One of jazz fusions best, if not the best fusion band ever. Saw them twice around this period in Buffalo, NY. So nasty! They should be recognized more for picking up a lot of what Weather Report put down.

33:52 🎉🎉

This turns me on to start playing again.... and im not even a drummer

Jamie Findlay made me cry in a lesson once. He was playing one of his original songs and it just tugged at my heart as my Mom was having a tough time. Will never forget how beautiful the music was and how much I appreciated Jamie for playing for me one on one like that. I don’t know if he knew I cried but I know he definitely knew that I really felt it. Amazing guitarist and person. Very kind and supportive as my private instructor in MI. I was very lucky to get him!!!

Super cool school until your private instructor tells you I’m not giving you advice on getting session gigs after he asks you your goals because he doesn’t want you taking them. 🫣 And that’s after they sell your parents of a 17 YO on “we have career placement initiatives for your student!”. 🙄 Alumni 2004-2006. If anything just move to Nashville and start playing and meeting people. If it ain’t broke don’t fix it.

Operatic singers study Pavarotti and Tucker, painters DaVinci. Drummers study Steve Gadd.

Does anyone know if the “Untitled” song got named and recorded on an album? Great swing groove!!

What a great man and player. One of the best on Earth.

He is so good. ❤❤❤

Scott finally cans call heself a blues man

Super cool 😎

Keep coming back to this.

Genius that has stood the test of time and has fans all over the world.

It's hard to reconcile this performance with Jimmy's crotchety old man act of today.

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I love you rob

I asked him to play with me but he didn't take the opportunity !

Wow

"This guy is teening out"

Spettacolare

watch this video if you thought you could shred. lmao

Uma viagem musical, talvez uma performse única.

Tenho 70 anos e 60 anos de música, ficou estarrecido com TD w estou ouvindo, mágico, acima de TDS as médias genial.

That's what I'm talking about ! Play ! Tasty lines with a stingy tone plus growling. Blessings for all from Texas.

I'm glad i didn't spend money on talky talk. If you're famous put a guitar in your hands show us steps to how a song came about as an example.

If you didn't get accepted into the click of advanced players , you wasted your money and time.

Nice drumming

Too much reverberation.

This guy knew Joe Sample! Real shame that he was holding back with the Crusaders. They were quintessential Jazz, man!

He got a gig to play for the rich people.