Julian Lage - Saint Rose (Official Video) 

Oh hell no she stole my husband

@@nickmarble7226 real

Same. I'm counting the days till this drops

Totally! Can’t wait to see them live later this year

Funny- I think that bass drumb is the only thing that isn't right with this number.

Hello Cary, how are you doing today and how’s the weather condition where you are?

Ever heard of Jan Akkerman?

@@Butterstreet , no, who is he?

He is breathtakingly good. Strong contenders for that title would be peak Peter Green, and Derek trucks. And ofcourse some of the classic blues gods.

Does Matteo Mancuso suck then? Lmao

It's crazy, when I thought I had been enough satisfied with Nels Cline, Marc Ribot, René Lussier, etc etc, this guy comes out...

There's no recovering from Etude. There's only the hope that he will do an entire set of etudes based on all of the intervals or whatever he chooses. It could happen. I mean... I was all settled in, after observing the careers of my personal giants for decades. Frisell, Metheney and others, and I was sure.... comfortable in the knowledge that no one was coming along anytime soon to move that stuff forward in an interesting way. Now comes this guy, with elements of Fred Frith and Derek Baiiley and so many other touchstones. It feels like uncovering the fountain where the pure music comes out. Just shocking. Then again, just look at all of the guys who did the impossible. Following J.S. Bach. They did it so well, Bach was nearly forgotten. People like Julian are the best kind of guitar pioneers. They are pioneers who find and lead you to worthy places, filled with infinite possibilities for discovery. .

I consider it one of the most beautiful pieces for solo guitar, ever

@@MisterNiles Everyone I know has heard me rant about how incredible julian lage is for hours. It's still not enough to convey how lucky this world is to have him in it. There really isn't enough you can say about not only his mastery but how much real music and humanity is in his playing. Like of course he can't do alan holdsworth/frank gambale shredding but I have never heard anyone who keeps me on edge and melts my heart like he does. You almost wish he was an asshole to make it fair but he also seems to be a sincere and gentle soul. Julian Lage man...

I am sure he is

The thing about standing bass is you can't always hear them very well. My brother and I were just saying if you watch this video on a smartphone you can barely hear the standing bass.

Why would you listen to any music on a smartphone ?

Saw this trio on tour recently (2023). Can confirm, all three are BEASTS.

Dude’s been putting my car’s speakers through their paces this week. This song feels like it rose up out of the earth and they’re simply channeling it.

The Steve Zissou look is really the Jacques Cousteau look, of course.

That "Drummer" is rhythm legend Dave King of Happy Apple and The Bad Plus fame, good sir! And you'll be happy to know he has always rocked said festive visage!

Yes, that's totally it! The town just as a Spanish and English name.

@@JonSebastianF I figured! It's where I live now. =))

Don't know about "lame stiff clean tone" since I mostly love good traditional jazz guitar tone, but I agree that Lage has awesome gritty tone. I love both!!

Julian is expanding the jazz vocabulary in so many ways, it's amazing

Heartily agree! Chunkier jazz tones please

Yeah! I love the part where he improvises starting on his low E string.

Hello Angel, how are you doing today and how’s the weather condition where you are?