Berlin & Escheté & Brancato at MI ~ Tenor Madness

[@patpogoallroundguitarist5814]

Ron is treating the changes in a such fantastic way which makes my whole body cramping while holding my phone. I need to take a break from listening, it's just too much stimulation!

[@paulj0557tonehead]

Awesome! And what a great sounding drum kit. I miss my time attending MI GIT in the old actors studio, 1984-85' iirc the last class in that old building. So much character it had...that old glued down thin faded red carpet, narrow hallways. I remember my first day playing through a busted up Lab series L5 amps with the on/off switch with a key, but someone pried it open and bypassed it. In those days you could get a nice old (soon thereafter 'vintage') portable combo tube amp for $100-$200. I paid $100 at a used guitar shop for a very clean orig. condition VOX PATHFINDER tube combo amp. Tweed Fender Champs were $150, and the much desired black face Fender Champ $200-$250. These were great amps to carry to school or to a buddies apt. to jam. I know, I should be talking about the great instruction, teachers, and hanging out with guitarist from all over the world. All I can say is that an education from MI is priceless, and you'll remember things you learned, years later. And I was never that great a guitar player, but nobody ever made me feel intimidated. I just hope Hollywood is still as crazy as it was then! 😊

[@718koki]

IMPRESIONANTE!!!

[@SIRONEDRAGON]

Nice Groove !!

[@BEARGUITARJAZZ]

Swingin' so dang hard, " save that tiger" before the drum break, your drummers always sound so good, tune and tone, JB smokin'. Bass is fretless? Yeah !!!

[@BEARGUITARJAZZ]

On the glissando, hard to keep hand from sliding off the neck Ha. The Kroll, great stuff,

[@BEARGUITARJAZZ]

And the hits keep coming, yeah, that's brisk