All that Jazz w/Mike Stern - Learn to Burn - April 2013

[@misterfunnybones]

If you haven't seen Mike Stern play live, then book a trip to NYC when he's in town and find 55 Bar.

[@r.mccloud5413]

I'm gonna do it before i die! I met him once in mich but he was listening himself and wasn't playin. Ive gotta go to NY anyway before I kick, and he,s one I haven't seen live yet.

[@Marine475]

Hey my name is Mike Stern and this is my right hand warmup. Now go and practice for next 10 years ;)

[@MaxEichhorst]

This guy is coming to my school tomorrow, wasn't to sure who he was but I'm pumped to see this guy melt some face.

[@vheadfacelegs]

wow awesome these fusion guys getting segments in your magazine, its tempting me to buy guitar world mag !

[@ForeverInBetweenBand]

Saw this guy live! Absolutely incredible.

[@mobatumi]

I need to warm up for about three months to start warming up like this...

[@guitarworld]

you should check out Jimmy Brown's column, "String Theory" too. He's got some awesome stuff coming up!

[@anyday82]

Guitar world - you guys friggin rock!

[@robertbulger3855]

The dynamics in his picking hand is amazing …… wide dynamic range

[@artifexastrum]

I love Mike!

[@MattCollisMusic]

Such a fluid sound to his lines...

[@wanaliff8395]

Mike: Sometimes it is harder to play slow than fast. Me: *Mindblown*

[@Happy-Me.]

I have this guitar. Mine does not have two headstock string guides though!

[@kilmodoome5236]

I get the bass pumping the/root with a funky line. I'm wondering, when you start using more tension how do you feel about the bass moving with you? Presuming of course that the bass is complimenting where you take it. The bass could just hold, or return to the root groove and it'd for sure work, or the bass could open it up. How much, if any movement of the bass do you prefer, generally speaking?

[@Jedizen07]

WOW!! Thanks for remembering us jazz cats. Guitar World just renewed my faith!

[@Jakal-pw8yq]

I saw Mike Stern and Jaco Pastorius I believe it would have been in the mid-80s at Hec Ed Auditorium which is where the UW Huskies played basketball here in Seattle. The two of those guys were like 2 of a perfect pair. I think that's what's the saying is! The synergy between the two of them was just phenomenal. Unfortunately that was during the time that both Jaco and Mike were using drugs and it was very apparent at that show. But, in spite of whatever substance those guys had on board they played some of the craziest shit I've ever heard , in a good way and in spite of their using not because of. I want to clarify that . It's been a long time since that show so I don't remember the lineup but I do remember the Bob Berg was playing sax. If you've never seen Mike Stern live you absolutely owe it to yourself, in fact you need to put that on your bucket list players of that you must see! I play guitar myself and I find his style, his approach to any given piece and his tone are so inspirational to me! And his instructional video such as this one are fantastic. He's a great teacher and has some really clever ways to approach soloing, comping and chord technique and voicings. Thank you for posting this!

[@kilmodoome5236]

Are you sure it was't Bobby Mintzer?

[@kilmodoome5236]

Although I may be incorrect....LOL

[@scarlettepunk2087]

I’m usually in awe of people who saw Miles play...this cat played with Miles...and it shows why...he’s extraordinary

[@MusicMan642]

If Mic Jagger and Malcolm Young had a love child lol

[@lrn2swimlrn2swim]

Whats the intro song? Sounds crazy

[@e-gitarrenunterrichtkoln8930]

Good guy👌😁

[@steffenbrix]

EXACTLY!!

[@gameover313]

first time ever mike stern plays without his pitch shifter chorus sound :)

[@KingTabor]

Do you sell at Amazon? To Brazil shipping I mean

[@jacobtorres6463]

my god it sounds amazing lol i love jazz music

[@esarwhy]

Anybody know what song is on at the beginning?

[@moonkin111]

AJ from the album All over the place

[@yeungPOWlow]

This man!

[@lukehiggins1822]

"Some times it's hard to play slower than fa"

[@QuestionYourThoughts]

what was that flash at 0:30 ;

[@WalterApa]

SUPER !!

[@kristofcaluwe4555]

is that a yamaha pacifica?

[@shredsixsixsix9218]

He's saying he likes to play Bb sus 4 scale in sequence of 4th intervals over C as the "OUT"and also C minor over C as the "IN" sound

[@carbonazid]

what is his neck pickup? does somebody know?

[@gameover313]

oh yeah i´be forgot. the fat times... like on the miles record we want miles... love that vinyl :)

[@metalvocalistwanted]

when i lived in nashville i saw some of the best guitarists ive ever seen in my life. alot of those guitar were "filthy" looking. big fucking deal lol. looks like a well worked workhorse to me! :D great vid

[@gusmartins6767]

Great player and seems like the coolest cat.

[@v2vroth]

awesome stuff, looks like a JBE Joe Barden pick up in the bridge

[@guitarman6742]

Vinny Roth Bill Lawrence

[@guitarman6742]

I'll have to warm up to warm up.

[@RicardCastro]

COOL

[@SIRONEDRAGON]

cool : )

[@mimusashi]

Yeah kristof, Stern has his own Pacifica Model!

[@TATuTAT]

Vintage guitar tuners how to install string like mike stern?

[@jacobe888]

Mike is good player. It's also nice here to see and old granny from the gutter to reveal her tricks and methods in life and in general survival. 8-]

[@omikl]

Nice to see a guy with an example of his signature instrument that he has obviously played the living stink out of!

[@QuestionYourThoughts]

how to install guitar string you want?

[@OscarWTFGarza]

I'm kidding. This is awesome

[@ZackSeifMusic]

i wanted to buy a tele and throw a 59 in there anyway...he makes it sound godly

[@ggh_-ts6pn]

lol Mike doesnt play tele. Hes always playing his signature Yamaha Pacifia

[@diasspeed]

hanif_govan its a telecaster...or a telecaster clone, made by Yamaha if you prefer

[@MrFidelcaster]

diasspeed Except that it's not. It's a guitar with two humbucking pickups, whereas a Telecaster is a guitar with two single coil pickups. (Of course Fender too makes Telecaster-shaped guitars that aren't real Teles.)

[@TATuTAT]

attention mike stern guitar head & string & vintage tuners

[@mykar52]

Bad ass.

[@ivangeorgiev6230]

It is a Yamaha, his signature model.

[@BunkleMcCrunkle]

Bet he was a massive stoner. He just keeps dropping these super profound and deep statements.

[@sunlightevidence4359]

He wasn't just a stoner. He did some hard shit back in the day.Everything.

[@felipegallardogt]

Bien

[@qoodrink347]

That was a warmup???

[@GodlessEnemy]

Exactly, he looks baked as heck xD

[@Happy-Me.]

His guitar is filthy!!

[@josemolina959]

A giant!

[@elisemgreen1]

I do the same thing

[@JCBitB]

No, you shouldn't warm up with the same things he does anyway. You should see how he's basically playing with rhythms and getting more complex as he goes. You should apply that to YOUR skillset. Take care and good luck!

[@egyptianminor]

LOL, totally indeed!!!

[@jacobspeers349]

Seymour Duncan 59 :)

[@berniespring101]

you don't have that guitar, mike's is one of a kind, custom made to his spec's

[@cast390]

Looks like Mic Jagger

[@Doty6String]

The more you know the less you know indeed

[@benink5690]

Learn to tendinitis!

[@Jedizen07]

Who's next? Larry Carlton? Hint, hint. . .

[@sendman7979]

555

[@tierangreen]

Doesn't have a Boston accent at all haha.

[@MusicMan642]

Yeah a little bit too lol.

[@OscarWTFGarza]

No one cares about your opinion Jacob Torres. Save it for someone who cares.

[@Babassecretchannel]

1983, 1993, 2003, 2013, 2023 and Mike Stern plays exactly the same stuff with exactly the same effects and dynamics. Zero progress.