Conversation ⎜Pat Martino & Michael Sagmeister ⎜LIVE

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Pat Martino - Guitar
Michael Sagmeister - Guitar
Pat Bianchi - Organ Hammond B3
Carmen Intorre - Drums
Recorded: May 2015 @ FZW Dortmund, Germany
by www.JazzGuitarAcademy.com

[@jerome-covington]

So happy to discover this. Two great players, great style, great linear concepts, and great tone!

[@catrinacompositions]

Amazing to hear Sagmeister so influenced by Martino. I recall seeing Sagmeister on stage in Singapore in the 80s when he was also very influenced by Metheny. Good to see him again after many, many years.

[@patrickdaniel898]

Their album Conversation from 2000 is still one of my favorite albums. In 2017, Martino is still the original shredder, and funky Sagmeister equals the maestro. What a treat!

[@Jplent1]

I'd say McLaughlin is the original shredder.

[@buziaczek52]

BRAVO!!!!!!

[@iwo1621]

sehr geil!

[@SanMaiero]

Monsters!!! At work

[@horstlippitsch]

Großartiger Gitarren "Jazzsound" auf der Les Paul!!!! Top Solos beider Meister-,,,👍✌️

[@joejoe5921]

martino go full volume next gig pls

[@bandicoot5412]

A Les Paul, I feel better now, two greats

[@nikonfe8598]

Brutal!!!

[@Babillonia]

What amp model is Pat Martino using here? I see the Mesa/Boogie 4x12 Rectifier cab.

[@yanghan1094]

It's a custom made100w solid state head, the brand is Acoustic Image. It's a really small head, but so powerful!

[@keibee2792]

Alot of chromatic licks , i love it ^^

[@MichelSajrawy]

What amp Michael Sagmeister is using?

[@MisterGreencabbage]

LAB Series L9

[@pallhe]

Nice to see someone use a Les Paul so effectively as a jazz guitar. Anyone know what strings or string gauge he is using?

[@horstlippitsch]

Daddariio 0.10-.0.46

[@pallhe]

@@horstlippitsch Thanks so much, Horst!

[@pecejurukovski1731]

Flatwound or roundwound strings on Les Paul ?

[@morfarviksturmm2652]

Hey Sound man Pat needs to be louder.

[@henryb160]

What guitar is Michael playing as it's not a Gibson?

[@scoobydoo936]

Looks like a Maybach Lester

[@olafkaufmann577]

Schneller als auf der CD, aber auch schön.

[@petdubaskivelaluka1419]

der Organist spielt den Bass mit den Beinen!

[@travelingman9763]

The Les Paul sounds as good..just lighter strings and different speakers and amp.

[@tarekhassan9095]

Hi every one dose any one knows the chords for the improvisation

[@glastyrker]

Nice. But kind of spooky to hear someone clone an inventor that much. The trademark Pat lick at 1:59, fx. It's like hearing one guy say to another, I can do you just as good as you. What's the point?

[@leegollin4417]

I disagree. I would never in a million years mistake him for Pat. You can't really be a modern Jazz guitarist and not know a couple of Pat's runs.

[@alftupper9359]

glastyrker That's a really dark sentiment you have there. You see a wonderful collaboration like this, and all you get is pastiche and one-upmanship? Maybe it's more like homage and deference?

[@cjgreen4331]

Idk, I've been listening to Pat nearly every single day of my life for years, at least 4, from his earliest work like on Boppin and Burnin to Formidable, and I looked away for a second and thought it was Pat still soloing near 1:50. I don't think implementing someone's style into your own is creepy, because the Giants now did it before they became Giants, but they definitely sound close to home, especially in the beginning

[@tunaficiency]

Cj green not sure what you mean sagmeister does the first solo from 1:00 to 3:30 before that it’s the melody there is a difference between them sagmeister has a fatter sound and pat is more woody. I can understand the comments about the mix which is why it can often sound better from someone’s phone at these live gigs

[@laurenzkerschbaumer9037]

maybe the jazziest thing I've heard on a les paul so far...

[@markbridwell8972]

You're absolutely right _ _ If Les himself heard this he'd be speech Les !

[@DS-yg4qs]

Pat himself played les paul in his early years.

[@laurenzkerschbaumer9037]

@@markbridwell8972 hehe, good one.

[@henryb160]

@@DS-yg4qs So did George Benson.

[@travelingman9763]

Pat's use of space is like telling a story. No comparison made. Pat remains copied without his stories!

[@c330user]

Interesting how Martino is much more fluid in his time feel. Sagmeister is in the pocket, but sounds a bit stiff.

[@evuono]

Same opinion

[@brunojacq5473]

I didn't hear the Martino's chords...

[@albertheidel]

Hi Folks, wonderful music by all of you. But the recording/mixing is'nt well done. Pat is mixed down, the organ partly too loud. I think, Geniuses like you could do a better sound engineering job. In spite: Thank you for giving inspiration.

[@doctorskull8197]

Am I missing something? I hear a bass but I don’t see a bassist. Maybe off camera?

[@KingJorman]

organ bass on the foot pedals...classic B3 Jimmy Smith thang

[@Jplent1]

Lol...

[@tonyj8465]

Ffs

[@joediorio7082]

Cameraman filming this video while playing bass

[@markbridwell8972]

Organ trios usually didn't have a bass player . The Organ provided the "bass" .

[@user-cd3tq9ye2p]

he sounds just like pat martino😅

[@SanMaiero]

Kopiert abartig

[@HydroSchwall]

Muahahahaaaa, jaja, die Musikerpolizei meldet sich zu Wort. Ref. zu KZbin Joe Bonamassa - How one man beat the industry: "Es gibt genug Auswahl auf KZbin und sicher ist was für jeden dabei. Also, wenn Du nichts Positives zu sagen hast, dann enthalte Dich eines Kommentares." (wörtlich hat er gesagt:"you better shut up")

[@elhombresfbay]

Steve is very good but has nothing to say. Pat does have a lot to say. Having technical ability is key but Do you anything to say? That’s the question.

[@gregormarini]

It‘s like talking without taking breath. Boring!

[@Pan3405]

And so forth and so forth....boring!!

[@Swing20]

You’re very welcome Mr. Genius