"Airplane Mode" // live

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Cory Wong - guitar
Yohannes Tona - bass
Kevin Gastonguay - keys
Negah Santos - percussion
Petar Janjic - drums
Jon Lampley - trumpet
Dan White - saxophone
Chris Ott - trombone
recorded live at @siriusxm studios in New York City.

[@alexrawlings541]

As much as I love Sonny T, it's always good to see Yohannes

[@GHRiz]

Always great to see Negah and Jon again!!

[@RealRichardMilhous]

ironically i got this notification for airplane mode right before losing cell signal

[@nairnodrums]

Love the dry sound on this recording. It’s even more tight. Ooooooooft.

[@lalarazafimahefa2783]

Mr. Cory Wong, "Airplane mode" or "Let's go", I don't know what's the title but it's a real pleasure to shout out loud "Let's go" with the crowd answering the guitar during your live performs on tour, what a superb ambiance, and this communion 🤩💓🔥💥👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎸🎼🎵🎶!!! Thanks for sharing 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 !!!

[@topherjamesmusic]

So cool to see Dan, Chris, and Jon aka Huntertones horns playing with Cory, had the opportunity to to know these dudes in the Columbus scene, stellar guys and players, this is so tight!

[@Zipppstr]

Love it! Crispy-clean rhythms...and those horns, y'all!

[@o_caeden]

LAMPS ON THE LAST NOTE! 📈

[@noobyduder7668]

Finally, Airplane Mode is back!

[@nathanminert3119]

That instrumentation in the horn section gives automatic Chicago vibes. Beautiful playing as always ❤

[@jonaswang3936]

crazy musicianship

[@caedovos]

Really stoked for the show in Austin!

[@ThomasMYoutube]

rhthm section detailz! love Petar's hi-hat and ride lines...and the lock between bass/guitar is amazing

[@nener23]

Negah is always so low in the mix. Why? The camera shows her ripping it, but even with headphone on I can barely hear her (just a few beats here and there).

[@waynemiller6070]

Thinking the same. Good to see her. wish I could hear her.

[@Ikaram.128]

I think you can hear her, you just can’t distinguish her playing from Petar, because of their ripping locked in playing.

[@zdenekdunovsky9627]

Great job, guys❤

[@GuitarraErudita]

Luv it!

[@matthewmoore5934]

Real piano sounds great!

[@hardboard82]

This is so clean.

[@gbulmer]

Glorious, in an almost calm, understated way 👍👍 Best Wishes, All, for a Great Weekend. ☮

[@markshepardsongs]

THAT was LEGENDARY!

[@Sahtrump]

Sometimes less is more with rhythm, and this was just perfection.

[@haginz]

Awesome, bravo 👏

[@ConSMills]

Is this the raw file title lol. So clean. So incredibly fire.

[@scottevensen2615]

Yuuus!! 😤

[@Nicolettaa66]

Seit 1 Woche werde ich den "Ohrwurm" nicht los. ;)

[@midimojo]

Sick, must've been disappointing to stop after being so locked in together. Dayum!

[@karennewell8085]

Smooth

[@Slappyhorse]

lol you playing airplane or LETS GO LETS GO!

[@ashitakazphiroute2868]

Nice Shot

[@xapiboi]

luv it

[@yumikofuse100]

I love this session 🎵🎸🎹🎺🎷🌹💐🌹👍👏👏👏

[@thunderstruckdjs]

So...if this was at the Sirius studio, what channel did they/will they share you? I've only ever heard you on Watercolors on the Dave Koz Lounge.

[@FishMonger849]

BABA BOOEY

[@l3v.b]

споко Джон, иногда бывает

[@parioceanchicago]

I don't know why but it reminds me Manhatten Transfer.

[@Mast3rShan31]

Question, why are the horns reading sheet music, but everyone else has it memorized? Is it just an aesthetic thing for the horns?

[@waychunky]

These are the guys that have been playing with him regularly...having said that even they sometimes have ipads to read from.

[@Mast3rShan31]

@@waychunky Was just curious. This isn’t the only band I see do this as well.

[@gbulmer]

The horns have passages of silence, *_and_* are coming in with different riffs. So I wondered if having scores just made it much easier to stay tight, and 'hit it'? I am not a musician, so this is an idea plucked from my a55. Best Wishes. ☮

[@robbertzzzzz]

Sax player here, it's because the horns need to be way more detailed in their playing than the other musicians. Yes, they're three people, but their goal is to sound like a single unit. So things like the exact note length, where to place accents within a melody, subtle changes in dynamics, all need to be exact to make them sound like one unit. Those aren't things other musicians don't need to worry about, they just don't need the same amount of precision.

[@Mast3rShan31]

@@robbertzzzzz Beautiful! Thank you for that explanation and it makes perfect sense!

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