On each such video you can find initials R.I.P. R.I.P. R.I.P. You are filled with regret when you hear that the legendary musicians of the 80s are lying in their graves.
Oh yeah! I didn't know Hiram passed on. Steve was a friend of my brother...I use to to see him at a bar in Cleveland Ohio when I was younger. My Bro and I play Bass. Steve was a great inspiration.
@@caracasboogie My dad says he knew Steve when he was young and in Cleveland. I'm not sure how close they were but I wonder if your brother knew my dad.
Fantastic....Joey C is a monster as was Bob Berg. Both are giving it 110% as they always did. I find the negative and critical comments amusing and annoying. I'd love to see the folks who are harshly criticizing any of these cats do as good any day. Once I see and hear that I will let them off the hook but I know that day is never going to come. All four musicians here are playing their fucking heart out. Keep the negativity to Zero, folks......if you can't contribute anything but complaining and criticizing then you have just wasted your precious time and life force on something that will cause you to get sick in the future. Rest in peace dear Bob....one of the greatest saxophone players I know in the entire history of jazz.
Except for the drummer losing the time early on, in the middle, and a few times at the end, this is a good gig. Bob is gaunt and weary but enjoying the Calderazzo cooking pot. his 'changes lines around around 5.20 are happening, and he cant resist his signature pentatonic lick, just after, and just after that. Music for the people !
