Drop The Needle w/ SFJAZZ Resident Artistic Director Julian Lage

[@sfjazz]

Watch Julian Lage and Rude Ruth perform live at the SFJAZZ Center: www.sfjazz.org/athome/on-demand/julian-lage-rude-ruth/

[@Pearls_Have_Eyes]

julian's a modern master. possibly the greatest living guitarist. would love to hear him sit in with Jazz is Dead

[@sfjazz]

You might dig his newest project Rude Ruth! Watch the full concert live from SFJAZZ: www.sfjazz.org/athome/on-demand/julian-lage-rude-ruth/

[@edwardjons8684]

Julian Lage is unable to give anything less than an insightful and inspiring interview. Such a generous artist, both intellectually and as a performer, and for somepne who has accomplished so much is still at a relatively early stage in his career. It’s a privilege to live in an age when we have so much access to musicians of historic importance like Lage.

[@error9900]

That's the most exciting thing; he's just getting started.

[@jimreplicant]

Why on earth do you have ukraine colors you sheep lol geez

[@sfjazz]

Thank you for watching! You can check out Julian's full performance at the SFJAZZ Center here: www.sfjazz.org/athome/on-demand/julian-lage-rude-ruth/

[@jimreplicant]

Can we give the ukraine colors thing a rest already? Geez sheeple

[@joshuariveraflora]

Love how Julian talks about music, gets you excited to learn more about the artist featured.

[@christianlassen3948]

A beacon of light, he is... Great work by all involved !

[@sfjazz]

Thank you for watching! You can check out Julian's full performance at the SFJAZZ Center here: www.sfjazz.org/athome/on-demand/julian-lage-rude-ruth/

[@christianlassen3948]

@@sfjazz Thanks, I will log on when the time is right. In the meantime, hurry up and invite Ralph Towner before it's too late and he's too fragile to perform anymore. He has been touring and writing since the very early 70's and his style of playing is absolutely unique, his body of work immense and if there is ONE guitarist in the Jazz genre deserving wider recognition it's him.

[@error9900]

I hadn't thought about it before, but the Santana influence makes a lot of sense.

[@MelodicDreamers]

In our political and media hype climate it is so nice to remember there are beautiful people who try to see the beauty in others, rather than critique absolutey everything. Thank you Julian for your playing, but also your grace and humility.

[@JasonPhippsProducer]

Fantastic summary of so many great artists, you can see why Julian has been able to merge so many great ideas into his own unique voice

[@sfjazz]

A forever student!

[@rogerkoza9831]

He plays as he talks or viceversa. Santana' as an influence has been a lovely surprise. Long live to Metheny! Lage will keep that tradition in the coming decades. Thanks.

[@sfjazz]

Well said!

[@garypotterton6840]

How wonderful. Thanks so much.

[@sfjazz]

Our pleasure!

[@peterzale6282]

Thanks for this Terrance.

[@nolansalamander7953]

That was the best edit for "No" ever 1:57

[@nwohioan]

Really pleasant interview. Cheers.

[@MartiniRapha]

Coisa linda.

[@kimronningen]

Amazing to watch and really inspiring! Thanks a lot! Kim

[@sfjazz]

Thank you for watching! Check out his full SFJAZZ performance during is residency: www.sfjazz.org/athome/on-demand/julian-lage-rude-ruth/

[@miketkerrmusic]

Julian Lage talking about Jimmy Bryant should be broadcast into every home in America.

[@sfjazz]

Thank you for watching! You can check out Julian's full performance at the SFJAZZ Center here: www.sfjazz.org/athome/on-demand/julian-lage-rude-ruth/

[@jeffmoe2660]

Excellent!

[@javierthewish]

Great video. We want more stuff from Julian :)

[@sfjazz]

Thank you for watching! You can check out Julian's full performance at the SFJAZZ Center here: www.sfjazz.org/athome/on-demand/julian-lage-rude-ruth/

[@DaveElke]

This is a great look into some of the pillars of jazz guitar. Thank you!

[@sfjazz]

Thank you for watching! Check out his full SFJAZZ performance during is residency in San Francisco: www.sfjazz.org/athome/on-demand/julian-lage-rude-ruth/

[@matthewcasey892]

Juilian makes me feel excited and inspired.

[@kr4wl890]

whats the song in the beagining

[@dustinchaffee722]

Anyone know what song Pat Metheny is playing in that clip? So beautiful. Would love if that video were available

[@case12hdsybncjkd]

Once again proving that there's no musician I'd rather spend time with than Julian

[@sfjazz]

Thank you for watching! It was a great hang. Watch one of his SFJAZZ performances On-Demand: www.sfjazz.org/athome/on-demand/julian-lage-rude-ruth/

[@williamburroughs2273]

Very cool to hear him talk about Jimmy Bryant. And once he started talking about Pat Metheny, I just thought, "Of course." I'm only tangentially familiar with Metheny but the influence on Julian's style is obvious.

[@sfjazz]

He really dropped some gems! Watch his SFJAZZ performance here: www.sfjazz.org/athome/on-demand/julian-lage-rude-ruth/

[@flaggaaron123]

Eddie Durham. Pioneer and innovator on electric guitar and swing

[@flaggaaron123]

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[@taijazvidfish]

Wow. Just wow.

[@kadourimdou43]

I’m now going to have to check the ones I don’t know out.

[@sfjazz]

Thank you for watching! You can check out Julian's full performance at the SFJAZZ Center here: www.sfjazz.org/athome/on-demand/julian-lage-rude-ruth/

[@twinblues]

Seems like such a nice guy, not a hint of ego being one of the greatest musicians currently. If only more people could be like this

[@levirobbins8928]

what is the intro song?

[@ShapelessViking]

SFJAZZ Collective - “Give the Drummer Some”

[@CaiusV.]

Thank you 😎

[@franckcohen]

What he said about Scofield could already be said about him.

[@sfjazz]

We totally agree! Already a legend forsure. Check out his new project Rude Ruth live from the SFJAZZ Center: www.sfjazz.org/athome/on-demand/julian-lage-rude-ruth/

[@cliffirddelbridge2810]

I like like like

[@daviddattilio6609]

Jazz artistic director?

[@sfjazz]

At the SFJAZZ Center in San Francisco, every two years we choose 4 artists in the improvised music space to produce a residency once a year, which we call 'SFJAZZ Resident Artistic Director'. More Information here: www.sfjazz.org/discover/resident-artistic-directors/

[@alexanderallegra432]

Allan Holdsworth?

[@veronicavinson4401]

💖 P r o m o S M

[@trzesnk]

🫶

[@yoramsaul]

I’m not usually a racial bean counter, but it felt weird watching a tribute to jazz guitar masters and none were black. Wes Montgomery anyone? Grant Green? Russell Malone? George Benson? No disrespect; it just seemed unusual