Marc Ribot: The Jazz-Bins (Live at Banlieues Bleues) - extrait n°1

Ain’t it Funky James Brown (ar. Grant Green)
Marc Ribot a laissé l'empreinte tranchante et délicate de sa guitare sur les disques de Tom Waits, John Zorn, The Jazz Passengers, Marianne Faithfull… Enfant de Newark, il fait ses classes avec Brother Jack Mac Duff avant de rejoindre l’effervescence de New-York en 1978. Marc Ribot : The Jazz-Bins, avec Greg Lewis (orgue B3) et Joe Dyson (batterie), joue du James Brown, du Ornette Coleman, du Joe Bataan, et du gospel, et réconcilie les esthétiques Soul-Jazz et Punk, chères au guitariste.
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Marc Ribot : guitare, voix / guitar, vocals
Greg Lewis : Hammond B3
Joe Dyson : batterie / drums
© 2023-La Huit / Banlieues Bleues / Fotogram / vià93

[@nicovincenti]

Marc this is so good incredible playing amazing band I'd love to listen more from this project

[@dimakimmusic]

Woah what a sweet sound

[@LWayneB]

Was great to hear this band play live!👍

[@alejandromarcovich]

Genial, como siempre. Saludos.

[@golds04]

Talented. And- mensch. 👊💯🤙

[@profbiscochito]

His work with Tom Waits, The Lounge Lizards, etc....SWEEEEEEEEEEEEET!

[@patrickscutella836]

Seeing them tonight in Cleveland at the Bop Shop

[@iksajotien]

Love you Marc, you are a constant source of inspiration, thank you for your music!

[@BassToTheFaceMan]

I just saw this band last night, and it was AMAZING! Now Jeff Beck is gone, Marc may be the greatest living guitarist. I nominate him. The rest of the band are virtuoso players as well. This is the best Jazz I've heard live.

[@BassToTheFaceMan]

I forgot to say Thank You Marc and The Jazz Bins for coming to Milwaukee!

[@byebye-w9o]

Killin it! Awesome!

[@oscarpolo6310]

Qué interpretación tan genial y el sonido está estupendo❤. More videos please.

[@eohippusone]

The suburb blues. Cool!

[@gius_taakstudio]

love to see the master still grooving :)

[@acquadigoverno]

great! 🔝 ☮

[@pikhto_music]

No one can play like Marc! I'm so agitated to see his new stuff, this is just great, the cats are killing it, Mr. Lewis is a prodigy! By the way folks make sure to check out Marc's book "Unstrung: Rants And Stories Of A Noise Guitarist," it's a collection of immensely poignant, ironic, witty stories, observations, memoirs, and musical essays that none of Ribot's fans should miss!

[@josephmahuta6651]

Funky vibrations for all !!!

[@BluW13]

OMG, that's awesome!

[@esmeraldo7887]

rad. some high action on his guitar. seems like that struggle contributes to his smashy/choppy playing. love it.

[@jedwing]

Greg! It's Kirby! Good to see you on youtube. All the best, man.

[@unamoahc]

Ура!!!👻👻👻

[@mikeseder9385]

This is badass.

[@BlueBeeMCMLXI]

OK, but why? Still do not grasp the term - as it is used without discernment in so many unrelated contexts. Why, for example is it not "goodass"?

[@mikeseder9385]

@@BlueBeeMCMLXI There's a chance you're overthinking it.

[@brunostrebelle2862]

L'ombre de "Pick up the pieces !" n'est pas loin .... une section de souffleurs et c'est parti !

[@jeloid3811]

check out the original: Aint it funky now by Grant Green

[@murluk3232]

Ribot Is a man Who play Guitar like God, most guitarists are played by their guitars

[@almattey1]

NON CI SIAMO MR PENTATONIC...

[@BlueBeeMCMLXI]

The public mind for the stature of a given musician is surprisingly short. There are so many players here and gone. But we get tunnel-vision.

[@FunnyBecauseItsTrue]

...what date and city was this performance from?

[@lasdcb]

2023-La Huit / Banlieues Bleues

[@FunnyBecauseItsTrue]

...La Huit is a French production company, and Banlieues Blues is a music festival...

[@arekpocicki5681]

dirty solos

[@chita1205]

[@FunnyBecauseItsTrue]

...big ol' ad in the middle of the video; gross...

[@MelodiesForEverybody]

Boring, music for simple minds....

[@MarkTarmannPianoCheck_it_out]

Bet you couldn't funk your way out of wet paper bag if your life depended on it. The rhythms my little wizzl. They are complex and difficult to render. But you wouldn't know that, cuz you can't hear it or feel it. Or play it. Stay with your mind-blowingly complicated prog rock and 12 tone composition or new age muzak or whatever it is you do. Much safer for you there. IT takes the a different kind of ability to funk and create interesting statements over a static one chord thing. Some can do it, some can't. The ones that can, Miles Davis called in the 70's 80's. Guys like Herbie Hancock Chick Corea Keith Jarrett Robin Ford John Scofield. Guys that can do "simple" and complex, simultaneously, This is a James Brown joint, and Marc is not going for a fully fused out extra dark and jazzy , very altered sound like Miles's 70's stuff, but it is the same ballpark, and with the same intention and spirit. To reach people with some easy to listen to, funky improvised music. to entertain a wider audience with a bit more accessible "jazz". Accessible is not necessarily boring or overly simple. It depends on the purveyor. What could you give us over a static dominant chord groove? Not much I'll bet. I bet you own r shit is boring as f--k and nobody listens to it. But maybe I'm wrong, maybe your shit is awesome and I'll eat my words. Go ahead. Give us a link. Put your money where your petty words come from. Your smack talking mouth. Put up or shut up. Let's hear you dazzling and complex melodies. come on with it .We're waiting with baited breath,