’Groove’ Vs ‘Good Time’… are they different things? 

Patrick Moss That’s awesome man!

Congratulations, then you are the GOATEE.

That’s really cool. He’s seems like a very humble guy.

You're so lucky to know him on such a level. I honestly think I would faint (or probably tear up) if I had to meet him in person. He's inspired me so many times, and made such a difference in my life and musical career, and I'm all the way in South Africa!!. That is influence on a whole other insane level.

Wow that's a lucky friendship! The Pups are amazing.

Lmao

I see what you did there

J3TT don’t get snarky

Este Haim says hello, lol.

He should team up with John mayer and have a weird face off

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Just don’t introduce him to Michael Caine...

😂nice one.

Ayyyy what a tasteful pun

EVERYTIMEEEE😂

My fav part is the piano solo

@@MrArticSwing its so beautiful!

Ditto

Cory Henry's solo 🔥

@@enkiea8322 exactly, it's insanely good! Also, way better watched on youtube than listened to on sportify or else!

@@valendis You're better than me. You win. 😔

The first snarky puppy song as well as my favorite. My best friend introduced me to it

Top 3 track easily

I believe he is probably talking about "technique" in the sense of virtuosity.

Thank you.

Oh so it starts

Number one reason I seldomly watch Scotr's stuff anymore.

This comment sounds familiar...

If only Davie504 could talk....

I actually had a chat with Joe after a Joey Dosik concert. Really cool and positive guy.

@@tastybassy8135 then we still wouldn't give 2 shits about him he sucks

wrong channel... but it would be a great idea anyway

Exactly :) for my opinion there is no doubt that he is one of the best in our century and he shows off,but people who don't have a clue can't realise. Just perfect!I hope one day I become my own version of Michael league and all the other great bass players wich inspire me. Sorry for my grammar :D

Exactly, the dude is a genius! He writes most of snarky's hits!

@@andrymen3 there nothing more to say about that! I don't know how you feel,but I can't even name one track that don't give me chills und goosebumps at the same time! Looking forward to 2 these guys in Berlin!😍 Thank God there is Ground up music! That's how music should be,real and entertaining and from heart!

I found him by accident and at the same time Cory Henry another “genius “. I was doing a search for Creepin- Stevie Wonder- I suggest you check it out.

Max Bg : ML = PREMIER LEAGUE

Such a cool song.

I was gonna say shofukan as well. There's an awesome drum fill thing right at the end of the singing bit (5:41 or so in the youtube video) that's probably my favorite rhythmic moment of all time.

That song is so epic. Love it.

👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻

That the chances of success are very very very very very low.

@@profile2047 I so hate your realistic approach. :D

@@profile2047 Actually I like to think that success is just a hard work. And it's not like winning in lottery. It's more like being a professional musician in several professional bands and doing all the things needed to be done to make the company work.

FYI: Never heard of Michael League before, nor Snarky Puppy..

Looking forward to their show near me as well!

"Time" and "Groove" are two separate things indeed. But I'd like to make an important note that is, "Groove" becomes increasingly unpredictable if it is not in time. Think of it this way: everyone has a groove, but when you are the performer, you want others to groove to your groove. That means you gotta show it, you gotta lead it. The only way you're gonna do that effectively is to give your audience a good pulse as a starting basis... That's your "time". Technically, it doesn't need to be perfect. But it doesn't mean that it doesn't need to exist just because "time" and groove" are not the same thing. The important of "time" also reveals itself when you are grooving with the rest of your band. Like I said before, everyone has their own groove, and therefore their own sense of time. But if everyone's sense of time is similar (close to perfect but not 100% perfect), then they can synchronize easily; thereby achieving a united "groove". I say this from a drummer's perspective. Too often I hear crappy guitarists and pianists saying that I play out of time, when really, I can hear that they are playing out of time first, and I keep getting drawn in by them because out of the whole band, I was the only one keeping time. Then I get the b!tchin' from them. (The last time this happened, I told them I was eyeballing my metronome on the floor i.e. I was not lagging, they were rushing. They told me to take my eyes off the metronome because I wasn't groovin' - oh puh-lease... Btw yes I stopped playing with those idiots.) I just want to get this out there. Because too many people treat groove and time as separate things. They ARE. But as a band, time is important to keep the "collective groove" together. Just listen to some instrumental solos in rubato. They got feel, groove, time as well - but you definitely can't feel their sense of time as accurately on the first listen because you can't predict it. It's in free time. Try jam to that, you'll find that you just can't do it unless you rote-learned the solo to death. (Yes, this issue p!sses me off to no ends... Yes, I do play bass as well.) Also, when I said "time", I didn't mean "flow"... Again, they are different, but related. Anything in rubato/free time, you perceive the flow...

100% there are a whole host of killing musicians in the band!!