"How do you decide what to play on a one chord groove?" Cory Wong // Q&A Episode 2 

hahaha. i like the sound of that

Me too, these videos are so fun to watch

@@CoryWongMusic stonks

Same

The San Diego show has VIP package - 'soundcheck' - I'm SO gonna do it, I want to see line check, patching, sound check and ask if I can mix a song or two (during soundcheck, and if I pass, maybe one for the show). (kidding, not kidding) I know my way around a dLive! Heck, I'll help with loading in and loading out! I need to work on my roadie cable over/under, but I can patch and troubleshoot and mix! :) If I ask nicely, can I get in early at PHX? Doing a road trip to visit the in-laws in PHX just to see the show Thursday!

Seriously, he just pulled that out of his back pocket like it was no big deal and I’m sitting here like WHAT

Well, he did play with NPG 🤷🏾‍♂️

I agree😀😀

Kind of like The Consouls Super Monday Jam series (but on a bigger scale)

Adam Neely did a tour kinda like that not too long ago where they treated their shows almost like comedic improv. They’d have the audience throw out suggestions like different moods or colors and the band would create a song on the spot that fits the suggestion. I’m kicking myself for not getting to see them live, but he’s got a good tour vlog about it on his RU-vid channel!

Oh boy would you like jazz

Lol sucks you weren’t alive in the 70s lol.

as a fellow bassist - nothing could be more true !

This is beyond accurate

@@JacksonSears everyone in the room turns and looks at the bass player every jam sesh ive turned up to - and that pressure allowed me to start writing my own music by nature of coming up with hooks and rffs on the spot all the time.

🤮Seeing Rebillet compared to actually talented musicians hurts. He is not a valuable musician nor comedian.

@@kturn5953 Not really sure what your problem is with Rebillet. There's not many people that can just build a groove on the spot like he does, and he can sing damn well too!

@@kturn5953 Rebillet is very talented, why so elitist?

@@thomasmitchell4603Basic loops done at a much lower level than Reggie Watts, the worst rapping/singing, and cheap humor. If you claim to be a comedian, be good at it; if you claim to be a musician, be good at it; and if you claim to be an improviser, learn how to do it. It’s crazy to fail at all three simultaneously and then get recognized as a professional of “that”. Reggie Watts raised the bar, and Marc Rebillet is working to lower it. Another great looping artist is Tune-Yards, but let’s not keep comparing Marc to professionals, that’s not fair.

@@EdBordin if you took just his comedy to a stand up stage, it wouldn’t survive because it sucks and it’s for a crowd too young to go to a nightclub. If you took just his music to the radio, it wouldn’t survive because it sucks due to being very amateur and simplistic. If you took his improvisational lyrics/rapping and put them up against any competent rapper, then he has nothing to offer and sounds like an uncertain repetitive dialogue of basic ass thoughts (Reggie Watts actually does this comedically well). Somehow though, people like when all three of these unskilled talent sets get shoved together without any one of them being practiced to a professional level. On “Office Hours” he jokingly sang about the kids in Uvalde, TX who were shot just the day before. Over a dumb groove he sang, “People shooting eachother. Pain and blood and death and blood. Oh yeah…” all while doing his “sexy” dance. I guess he had to sing about those recent child murders cause he ran out of lyrics about his dick? Tim Heidecker got him to change the subject, cause he recognized the trash that was happening. I recognize the trash in all of his performances haha.

...and then for Jack Stratton to put vocals to it...

Funk 101 next song??

Intro to Funkology

It’s actually not as hard as it looks. Especially when they verbally communicate the chord name.

@@Valleyplant still takes skill. I don't know about you but it was at least a year on the guitar before I could improvise a groove in a specific key that would actually sound decent

listen and response, listen to each other . yes yes yes

Reminds me of The Consouls Super Monday Jam series (but on a bigger scale)

It would be like getting tired of your family or friends. Seeing them live was both extraordinary and a bit like catching up with an old best friend.

@@ClockworkDave Catching the San Diego show and I'm sure I'll agree with you 👍

This is what I came to say!

so fucking cool

It's going to be in mine....😊

Reminds me of The Consouls Super Monday Jam series (but on a bigger scale and with more educational focus)

you set the bar too low

unsurprising that you like the musicians you already like more than musicians you don't like

So he can clap and smack

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jKvT9GUeSso.html

come at me here. i did a call for questions on instagram...will do more in the future as well

This question is the very own reason I scrolled so far and no answer