Bob Reynolds is a man who knows how to wait for a note

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This slow burn solo is a must see, the composure, the sound by ‪@bobreynolds‬ is out of this world. What a groove. The tune is "Can't Wait For Perfect".
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@SharpElevenMusic 28 дней назад

A masterclass on how to use space as a vital tool of improvisation. This is so incredible groovy. And it's in the fun key that Eb minor is, every saxophonists dream key... But rather than take licks and ideas (which you can), listen to the way the solo is built and developped. The first part is more of a conversation between Bob and the band, Q and A like, and it gradually becomes denser overtime. Shout out to that amazing band as well!

@janschollhammer6465 27 дней назад

😅You had me with "dream key Eb minor". I actually prefer reading 6 sharps instead of 6 flats, I would think it as D# minor and, brains are unlogical, everything quickly gets much more comfortable for me. I played a lot with guitarists in my youth who -surprise surprise- liked songs in E maj. Since then I think it as C# major on the alto or F# major on the tenor, so 6 or 7 sharps are actually really OK for me... it's just practice and self-conditioning. But please never ask me to improvise in a key with 5 flats 😄 Thanks a lot for your good transcriptions, love your channel, please keep on posting your videos! Greetings from Berlin.

@SharpElevenMusic 27 дней назад

Haha, I actually prefer reading (and thinking) in D#minor as well, but I posted a non-video version of this solo like 4 years ago and people were annoyed that it was in D#m rather than Ebm . I did a poll a while ago with only saxophonists and was surprised to find it was more or less 50/50 on how many people prefered reading flats VS sharps. I go with D#m, G#m , ... I draw the line only at Bbm

@bobreynolds 21 день назад

@@janschollhammer6465 the trick is... not reading (this key is equally scary in flats or sharps) but rather *feeling* the key. so much easier to play the way I'm able to in this key vs had it been in D (concert C)...my least favorite key LoL ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5wBaQvGK2Wc.html

@bobreynolds 21 день назад

Thanks guys 🙏 I was pretty fortunate to play with this brilliant group.

@-astronautical-1549 17 дней назад

You played incredibly! I also love your performances with John Mayer back in 2007 at the Austin city limits

@thetomster7625 27 дней назад

what I love about this guy: when you see videos of him talking about Snarky, its like a kid who won the golden ticket to play with his idols and is doing all the hard work to keep up with them. Where in reality he is so much up there with them and just plays the best sax solos ever...

@ulligall2268 28 дней назад

its totally inspiring to see how a stable swinging rhythm group gives Bob the possibility to find so many different places to pause and to play - and how he uses it by waiting for the right time for a note - like you wrote it!

@zqa12swx 28 дней назад

man Bob was LOCKED IN

@bodhibeats8257 27 дней назад

Masterclass on keeping it simple, bluesy, soulful, laid back, and vibey. So good.

@bryandickerson5365 26 дней назад

Bob is the musician I strove to be before life got in the way…

@bobreynolds 21 день назад

It's never too late!

@bryandickerson5365 21 день назад

@@bobreynolds You’re right and I’m just now starting to feel a tiny bit o’ mojo workin’ again! Covid, family health emergencies and other negativities devastated my 40 year music career and passion. I’ll keep coming here for battery recharges!

@sgsax 23 дня назад

This is my kind of solo. Laid back but full of tension. Full of soul. Doesn't overplay. Hits the full range of the instrument. Has a great build up. Like David Gilmore on sax. Love it!

@TheRedJacket1 27 дней назад

I've watched this whole set of songs a bunch, everyone's killing it but I absolutely love Nir Felder's solos

@matthewgermann9 24 дня назад

YESSS! I love this album so much, I'm so glad to see it resurfacing once again! Kudos to you #11, keep up the great work!!!

@matthewgermann9 24 дня назад

I also just remembered that the guitar solo that follows is exceptional too! 🔥

@rdctd8690 27 дней назад

This whole show is something else. Such a great vibe, smooth as a nut and top tier playing all around.

@kinexkid 28 дней назад

Id love to see you take on Colin Stetson's piece The Love it Took to Leave You. It has beautiful arrpeggios, percussive beats made by contact mics near the pads of the sax, and his polyphonics made by using his vocal chords as a harmony to what he's playing. It's also a very different take on space compared to this song. He uses circular breathing on top of everything else he's doing and the song just ebbs and flows like a river, but it never seems to stop flowing