Larry Carlton Last Nite Live complete

[@nickavenoso7851]

The thing that I loved about Jeff was that he was such a versatile drummer. He could play anything from Jazz or Hard Rock to Pop or Progressive Rock, and others. RIP Jeff, wish they showed more of him.

[@thiagomanobatera]

Jeff Porcaro, Mike Porcaro and Carlos Vega in my heart !!! Thiago from Brazil !!!

[@psyne000]

First heard this when I was 15, I shit myself literally, not only because Pocaro was grooving like a beast with Penas, but Larrys solo is so full of love and emotion, I still today get massive shivers when I hear his competence being spunked all over the auditorium, much love LARRY AND CREW, BAD MOTHERFUCKERS TO THE ABSOLUTE MAX....RIP Jeff. :(

[@batouttahell454]

Well Said!!!!!

[@guitarttimman]

Larry is legendary. ✌️

[@loslobos9461]

At 4:43 Porcaro puts on a ghost note, open close hi hat clinic like only he can. His style is so easily identifiable to most JP afficionados. Alex Acuña on percussion makes this all the more better. Thanks for posting.

[@newmoon54]

Well said! I've been a super-duper fan of Larry CARL-TONE for more than 45 years! I became a student when the "STRIKES TWICE" album came out in 1981! The moment I heard "Midnight Parade" I was literally emotionally taken aback! Next day I bought the album and haven't stopped studying Larry's absolutely UNIQUE style! He delivers-the-shivers ................ Mr. Larry Carl-tone~!~!~!~

[@suzannestivason2933]

THIS IS SO GOOD

[@seukfuhi]

Always liked Larry, but his solo on this vid is probably not only the best I've ever heard of him, but also one of the best I've ever heard by any musician. It is a PERFECT blend of technique and feeling, mixing feedback effects, sick bluesy and jazzy licks in a perfect manner, starting slow, and then developping into an explosive climax over John Pena's funky bassline. Should be taught in music schools all across the world, and not only to young guitar players - to everyone, period.

[@wmdoux2108]

seukfuhi: Agree. A perfect solo.

[@juansotillo4829]

Jeff Porcaro on drums!

[@sheercerebralpower]

How I still love this….have been heavily into Larry, learnt most of stuff up to the Friends album…..used to jam insanely to Sleepwalk,Mr 335 live in Japan, Live at the Baked Potato. Transcribed Strikes Twice….I owe a lot to him….he just doesn’t know…..😅

[@groovekingmuzz2699]

Porcaro and Alex Acuna...Brilliant....Larry picked a God like band...

[@newmoon54]

Well................ what do ya expect from a ~god-like~ shiver-deliverin guitarist?!?!?!

[@nickavenoso7851]

And the thing that I love about Larry, is that he tries to let the other bands members be at the forefront and be more prominent, instead of trying to show-off and be the best musician out there. But, I will say that Larry is one incredible guitarist, and add Jeff, Alex, Greg, and I don’t know what the other percussionist name is, but with all those people you got a crazy (in a good way) band.

[@skyshiptrooper]

frighteningly skilled guitarist.I could listen to Larry all day long,covers all the bases and disciplines.Shred guitar bores me after 20 measures,you can't wow with speed alone,LC's still dropping jaws 40 years later.....

[@batouttahell454]

I'm not a guitarist but always loved the way LARRY CARLTON PLAYED.

[@johnpetrone6602]

Wow! RIP Jeff Porcaro...Died: August 5, 1992

[@marcolam8360]

The album is the soundtrack of my university years, and I heard him live in Hong Kong once around the late 80s, both Last Night and the control and emotional burst of Emotion Wound Us So strikes to the heart.

[@ruptup2003]

From an ancient VHS tape recorded in the early 80's, the complete version , what a solo !! what a band !! complete musical economy and sharing socialism. Space and timing and a superb example of how Jazz should be.

[@26doogle26]

Larry Carlton forever, man

[@wormtownpaul]

This is simply brilliant, as good as it gets. What a rhythm section!!! Alex Acuna, John Pena on bass, the other percussionist (another Pena?) and the incomparable Jeff Porcaro on drums. Porcaro was always such a monster, but I thought he did his best work with Carlton. And Larry, OMG Larry. NOBODY played guitar with the dynamics that LC does. And that twist your gut dissonance in parts of his solo. It saddens me when I think that this music has faded from the pubic's consciousness. People now "genre-ize" it as "smooth jazz." Man, there is nothing "smooth" or white bread about this at all. Try "Bite Jazz."

[@bobparsonsartist564]

wormtownpaul ...well said! This era of Larry is a musical pinnacle.

[@lonkennedy]

wormtownpaul- the other percussionist was Steve Forman- he was another great musician who also played and toured with Lee Ritenour during the "Friendship" and "Captain fingers" years.

[@newmoon54]

Couldn't have said it better myself! I have renamed Larry, ~ Larry Carl-tone ~ and it fits no one better than Mr. 335 - He ~ Delivers the Shivers ~ !!!!!

[@nickavenoso7851]

Well in terms of groove it’s smooth, but there’s a lot of stuff going on in this performance. So, yeah it’s not exactly smooth jazz.

[@sheercerebralpower]

Alex acuna is the other percussion player....weather report....

[@mgfiii]

A video and fav groove of my teen years.. Thanks for the upload. On repeat this morning in '21.

[@geetarnut]

Larry Carlton,, what else can you say,,, unbelievable, especially at about 5:40, unreal!!!

[@psyne000]

Killer, I had this on VHS, but it got scrubbed.....amazing. Thanks for posting this, its abosoltely Gold.

[@barnaby12345]

That's also Mike Fisher on percussion. Great band!

[@sbconsult]

Great Band!! Greg Mathieson - Keys, John Peña - Bass, Jeff Porcaro - drums, Alex Acuña - Perc. All studio legends.

[@nickavenoso7851]

Steve Forman also on percussion.

[@Jedizen07]

Timeless.

[@misspat2944]

BAM!!!

[@kazmizuma]

Where were they performing at, and in what year? If there is a DVD of this live performance available, post a link to Amazon or whatever in the reply, I'd appreciate it. Thanks!

[@ericwilhelm2941]

Greg Mathieson on the Rhodes . Greg must've sampled that Sound into his Gear that he uses for long Time now , sounds very close that Rhodes on this Video . Love the band Fisher on Percussion with Alex . And Peña on the 4 string Jeff Jeff Jeff Jeff to Eternity .

[@geetarnut]

Alex Acuna is one of the best percussionists around!!!

[@Zappledan]

Outstanding! Thanks for sharing this.

[@geetarnut]

YOU KNOW HOW EVERYONE CALLS THERE FAVORITE GUITARIST THE"VERY BEST"? WELL,,, I AM GOING TO SAY IT,,, AND LARRY IS CERTAINLY DESERVING OF THAT TITLE, I AM ABSOLUTELY SERIOUS. TELL ME,, ANYONE IN KZbin LAND,, WHO ELSE IS THERE OUT THERE THAT CAN PLAY BLUES, JAZZ, POP, FUNK, LATIN, SAMBA, FUSION, AND SOME CLASSICAL? I'M A LONG TIME GUITARIST AND LARRY IS THE ONLY ONE THAT SENDS SHIVERS DOWN EVERY PART OF ME, LITERALLY! ROBBEN FORD IS THE ONLY OTHER EMOTIONAL PLAYER ABLE TO DO THAT TO ME. L.C. #1

[@regaltip8A]

Sonny Cannon You probably haven't heard of Tommy Tedesco.....

[@loslobos9461]

So many greats. Jeff Beck should be in the conversation as well. Carlton is so tasty.

[@newmoon54]

@@loslobos9461 Hi! Actually,, one of Larry's songs that he wrote was based on Jeff Beck's "Freeway Jam"!!! That's a fact!!! Larry is a fan of Beck's, as I am very much so!!! Cheers friend!!!

[@railcar123]

This tune is in one of the Chuck Sher Real Books

[@Gedacktpommer]

Finally, thank you so much !

[@hazcarate]

@ruptup2003 have this straight, you can put another song, I'm a fan of Porcaro.

[@64fiestared]

incredible solo.... dust off the strat larry

[@GaryLeventhal]

Never mind Just read the other comments. Good to know i have a good eye. I bow to their presence. ;-)

[@user-eb8mi3xi5f]

Seems like they are having fun haha..And who's on the bass? What a sound..

[@64fiestared]

thanks for uploading this...

[@ruptup2003]

Hi Hans, Just uploaded Blues Under- great choice

[@ultimatebasses]

This video is reason enough to take up the guitar. Brilliant! Thanks for posting this. I had it taped on an old VHS from Much Music. Who was laying down the tasty bass grooves?

[@itsarni]

Ultimate Basses John Pena

[@newmoon54]

That be John Pena'!

[@geetarnut]

Geezzz, at 5:30 he takes off for Jupiter with his solo,,, whoa!!!

[@acme.videos]

Jeff Porcaro!!

[@thierryolimac4403]

is there the complete show existing ?

[@GaryLeventhal]

Is dat Jeff Pacoro drums ?

[@funklover24]

Yes, Jeff Porcaro. 🥰

[@alainnau113]

Alain Nau Jeff Porcaro...!

[@thajonester]

Who's playing bass on this one? I had the live album (recorded at baked potato) and the bassist was Abe Laboriel...

[@funklover24]

John Pena on bass. 👌🙏

[@railcar123]

Volume 3

[@railcar123]

like his shirt..

[@itsarni]

John Pena plays bass.

[@GaryLeventhal]

Whoa ! what was the studded tool Jeff used on the symbols at the end ? Inquiring minds need to know.

[@reneeriksen8563]

It wasn´t Jeff. It was Acuña and he was using a rainstick. Not ON the cymbal but near it. Probably to make the overhead register it.

[@gregormarini]

Is this a official DVD ?

[@GaryLeventhal]

Dang sorry about my buzz, but what was the show at the end presenting the clip, and was that George Benson ????????????

[@railcar123]

Chuck Sher Real Book Vol #3 pages 203-204

[@MrRottenotto2003]

Alex Pena

[@artnieckarz]

something happened to the recording

[@ruptup2003]

If you haven't found it yet I'll mail you the pdf of the score , if you give me your email address

[@adriancalonico1408]

ruptup2003,its been 5 years of you post,but looking for the chart of this song,let me know if you still have it

[@psyne000]

rainstick

[@wrightguyz]

Not complete...edit at 2:54 :(. . Great track and post nonetheless

[@artnieckarz]

alex Acuna

[@psyne000]

Rainstick My friend.

[@Hellrun]

You always have to film like you will have the greatest drummer ever, in case this happens and he decides to shoot everyone except for Jeff. Bad call buddy

[@regaltip8A]

Hellrun Yes noticed that as well. I have a live dvd of Carlton with the magnificent Rick Marotta and its about the fifth song in where you actually get to see him for more than a few seconds. Drives me insane.....

[@funklover24]

@@regaltip8A sigh, would love to see Jeff more. I also noticed this phenomenon on the Toto DVD from Paris 1990.

[@icecreamforcrowhurst]

... wait isn't he supposed to be playing a 335?

[@newmoon54]

At this time Larry was using custom made "Valley Arts" versions of strats, tele's, and for a while stopped using the Gibson ES-335 mostly because he was needing guitars that were able to cut through the mid-range and compete with the treble slightly! Since getting more and more into the blues,, he's fallen back in love with his main axe the ~ES-335~ ~!~

[@jeroldparker7766]

Jeff!

[@俵藤太-o8n]

Jeff Porcaro on drums!