Stanley Clarke- Schooldays (REACTION & REVIEW)

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@cheesesteak59 Год назад

I still know every note of this song after almost 50 years.

@pilesovinyl 2 года назад

Stanley Clarke is a badass musician. He may well be one of the best bass players in the world. What else needs said?

@dnoragon 2 года назад

I'd like to see you react to Stanley Clarke's Rock n Roll Jelly from his Modern Man album. Jeff Beck on guitar. I used to shake the walls of the house with that song as a teenager.

@nightHawk66 2 года назад

My absolute favourite from this album! 👍

@markmartin6656 2 года назад

Same here!!! 🤟🏻

@stevemd6488 2 года назад

Saw him live back in the 70s, opening group was The Jeff Lorber Fusion and they were the reason I went, but SC was awesome too.

@sheldonhowells3083 2 года назад

Nice to see Stanley Clarke featured on the channel. Speaking as someone who struggled to play the bass for many years, I had to have a few of his albums in my collection. My earliest of his is, " Modern Man" (1978) which also features Jeff Beck. Love the shirt !

@avantprog6902 2 года назад

I discovered the fusion movement in the early 80's and was floored by Stanley Clarke. On his self titled album he plays a double bass like a flamenco guitar. I don't think I've heard anybody else do that. ASTONISHING!!!

@BrianR. 2 года назад

Was lucky enough to see Stanley Clarke while on a business trip to Charlotte NC back in the late 90's. He was playing at the Ovens Auditorium with Lenny White on drums, Steve Carlton on guitar and Jeff Lorber on keyboards. They played this song, great show and amazing musicianship.

@NiceGuyJK Год назад

I saw that tour in Columbus, OH.

@jacksonbrawn6638 2 года назад

Saw Stanley Clarke with Return to Forever for the Romantic Warrior tour. AMAZING! Of course that whole lineup was AMAZING!!!

@bkshields76 2 года назад

Stanley playing in Return To Forever was your 1st reaction for me. Still here and lovin it...

@georgedavis-stewart4225 2 года назад

Exciting to listen to, without it ever really going anywhere - just the joy of music-making.

@renemokum 2 года назад

I really like the early solo albums from Stanley Clarke ("Stanley Clarke' and 'Journey to Love'). Some suggestions for a 'first reaction': Vulcan Princess / Yesterday Princess, Lopsy Lu, Journey to Love, Hello Jeff (featuring Jeff Beck on the last 2 tracks).

@godbluffvdgg 2 года назад

The drummer on this track; Jerry Brown, has some of the fastest hands I've seen...This album is FILLED with monster players; Gadd, Billy Cobham, John Mclaughlin etc...KILLER album; Spend some time with it...it's one of those epic masterpieces.

@markdrechsler5660 2 года назад

Great album, can’t wait for more. You should definitely check out his self-titled solo album, which preceded “School Days.” It is equally great.

@williamlucas4656 Год назад

One of my all time favorites along with Jean Luc Ponty and Passport. Used to keep me going driving from south FL to central California in the seventies.

@Jerry-dn5yw 11 дней назад

@@williamlucas4656 Passport!!! Excellent mention!

@freddiebarber4972 2 года назад

SHARP!! Nice shirt Justin!!! AHA!! You hear Smoke on the Water too!!! YES!! Mr. Clarke was our 2nd favorite bassist after Squire. His stuff is amazing! Keep going with this album...you will have fun.

@Ninang363 2 года назад

I once saw a concert of Return to Forever with Dweezil Zappa /Zappa Plays Zappa. The encore of the show was both groups jamming the hell out of this song in a long fun jam

@twelvemonkeys8786 2 года назад

This is so good.. That slap ass bass, synths, drumming. Brilliant. Im learning great stuff everyday 👍🏻

@Ken-Hayes 2 года назад

He always reminds me as a Jimi Hendrix of the bass

@sean---the-other-one 2 года назад

Dynamics. Underrated aspect of music in pop, but jazz knows it’s power.

@glenndespres5317 2 года назад

OK….. OK….. this so takes me back to those heady fusion days. Man we saw some amazing talent then. Saw Mr. Clark with Chick Corea, Al DiMeola and Lenny White as Return to Forever.

@pentagrammaton6793 2 года назад

Nice shirt! MORE PAISLEY

@leoscone4036 2 года назад

Stanley was a serious innovator at the time. All that slappin' and pluckin' on the bass. And he was so damn fast too. May I suggest "Lopsy Lu" from Stanley's second solo album. Ffffffuuuunnnkkky! Trust me.

@TheSirpatrick33 2 года назад

Old School!

@maruad7577 2 года назад

This bass player is a god. Everyone on this track is playing so well. What an amazing track. More please!

@-R.Gray- 2 года назад

Also see the next track "Quiet Afternoon" featuring David Sancious on mini-moog, "Desert Song" with John McLaughlin on acoustic gtr.. His previous album, Journey To Love, has David Sancious, John McLaughlin, and Jeff Beck on guitars, Chick Corea and George Duke (Zappa) on keys, and S.Gadd and Lenny White on drums. The album before that, 1974's Stanley Clarke, has Bill Connors on guitar, Jan Hammer on keys, and Tony Williams on drums. You were probably thinking of the Benson song "On Broadway".

@Divedown_25 2 года назад

Your shirt rocks… funky. Fits Stanley Clarke picking that bass

@sean---the-other-one 2 года назад

I’m a bass player, and Stanley is the tops, but I often end up listening to the drums on his songs.

@Rowenband 2 года назад

Wow, that's a good surprise. Although I'm not very familiar with S Clarke (but I've seen him live 3 years ago), as a bass player, I love this tune.Maybe one of the best bass instrumental if not THE best. I suppose someone else said it: but the intro riff is played on the bass too.

@thomassharmer7127 2 года назад

Very impressive and very enjoyable. He keeps it very melodic and riffy, as well as going off on all those improvised extensions. The technical mastery never overpowers but always serves the highly infectious groove. An extended drum and bass jazz-funk-fusion instrumental that manages to be poppy and boppy too. (I think you'd also enjoy Level 42, a great 80s pop band with virtuoso slap bass from Mark King.)

@skunkworksu7638 2 года назад

Wow didn't think for a second you would pull this one out. Nice .👍

@geoffw913 2 года назад

Not many reactors to Stanley! Very good groovy jazz funk album...have a few of his on vinyl from back in the day 👍

@bobholtzmann 2 года назад

I always like how this song reminds me of my rambling days. One of the keyboardists, David Sancious, makes a showing on this. He also played on another of my favorite albums, Bruce Springsteen's The Wild, The Innocent & The E Street Shuffle (1973). I always like his classical & jazz piano on "New York City Serenade".

@shyshift 2 года назад

David Sancious Transformation is a side long Saturday contender amazing tune around 20 minutes.

@maruad7577 2 года назад

If I understand correctly, we will be hearing some David Sancious again soon...(he has been covered by Justin in the past).

@wendellwiggins3776 2 года назад

GEORGE DUKE (RIP) is another w ho produced very fun upbeat Jazz Fusion. And has teamed up with both Clark & Cobham on duo album projects

@XFLexiconMatt 2 года назад

Clarke is a great player, great piece, some monster players on that album, good one.

@stoneybass5981 2 года назад

Saw SC about 7 years ago. What a bass monster. You can hear where Mark King gets some of his influences. Love Schooldays. And thanks for dressing up. 😂🤘🏼

@damonhines8187 2 года назад

Check out 'Hello Jeff' (featuring Mr. Beck), iirc, from the same album. Saw him with Allan Holdsworth too, mid'90s. Wicked ensemble .

@jamespaivapaiva4460 2 года назад

Been down lately, but I had to get up and put on my best hospital garb, and compliment you! Both in wardrobe and taste! Stanley Clarke is next to Jaco, the Man! Peace.

@emilyflotilla931 2 года назад

Get well...no matter what it is!

@markspooner1224 2 года назад

This a great album, I know that someone on here will be happy to see David Sancious pop up! Saw Stanley in 2010, I think he played this, I'm not sure 'cause it was a Mojito evening. Toots Thielemans was on the same bill.

@maruad7577 2 года назад

I would say someones are happy because David isn't the only Sancious fan here.

@markspooner1224 2 года назад

@@maruad7577 Fair enough but David has the record for mentions.

@maruad7577 2 года назад

@@markspooner1224 Oh yeah. Without a doubt.

@emilyflotilla931 2 года назад

Wow. Haven't heard David Sancious since 1980's....great to hear him again.

@-davidolivares 2 года назад

@@maruad7577 True that… and you’re more patiently waiting for The Bridge.

@roddmcleodable Год назад

This is fire.

@rolandknosch6213 2 года назад

"Journey to love" is a pretty good Stanley Clarke song as well.

@pentagrammaton6793 2 года назад

I love it! It's funky and it rocks, the bass rules, and it's a masterclass in how to riff on a simple theme. I wish Zappa had cut loose like these guys more often, then I might like more than about 14% of his discography...

@jfergs.3302 2 года назад

In a nutshell, I adore this track/album. I first saw a live version of this on the BBC, and i'd never seen bass played this way before. Call me naive, but chords on a bass... who knew. Gobsmacked, I run out the next day and bought my first bass, and the album. An LP worth sticking with JP. * and/or, from another of his albums. Journey to Love, may i highly recommend 'Concerto for Jazz/rock Orchestra, Parts 1 - 4'. About 15mins long, maybe one for a Saturday playing.

@pentagrammaton6793 2 года назад

Chords on bass are always impressive, at least to this part time occasional bassist. 🙃

@Lightmane 2 года назад

I like that shirt : ) Stanley Clarke is an incredible musician. I like his take on Eleanor Rigby

@TheSirpatrick33 2 года назад

The opening is Stanley on the bass

@joelmastrobattisto422 2 года назад

Absolutely amazing bassist, he’s been rocking that bass for years, and he plays the style and base I love, he’s probably in my top three bassist of all time, Stanley Clarke, Victor Wooten, and James Jamerson

@donaldjackson1490 2 года назад

Life is just a game should be next, great song on this album

@sean---the-other-one 2 года назад

Lopsy Lu by Stanley Clarke is my absolute favourite of his. Studio version first.

@perrynelson4254 4 месяца назад

Ken Scott producer...don't ignore his imprint on this track

@geneharland 2 года назад

Love this stuff.Thanks JP. I still hope you'll get a chance to listen to some ANIMAL LOGIC sometime (their albums were just "one" and "two"). That was Stanley Clarke, Stewart Copeland and a great singer/songwriter. Deborah Holland. Though there wasn't a lot of it, and it was more on the pop rock, commercial side, their music was pretty great. Deborah had an amazing voice. I think you'd dig it. "There's a spy in the house of love" was their original single. "If I could do it over again" is a fun jam.

@maruad7577 2 года назад

I don't know Deborah but Clarke and Copeland together would be worth the price of admission.

@adammacmillan 10 месяцев назад

This is with the late great George duke

@Alix777. 2 года назад

Nice shirt😊

@sicko_the_ew 2 года назад

Using technical prowess to make Music! (Horse in front of the cart, but trippling). That was a blast! Sort of like the Dixie Dreggs with something extra for me. (Sorry about the comparison. I know you don't much like the Dreggs.)

@focusstudios1296 2 года назад

If you do other albums of his, Lopsy Lu from Stanley Clarke is another great one! Very all star lineup too, Tony Williams, Jan Hammer, and Bill Connors

@georgepitts1057 2 года назад

Totally agree that it was NOT SERIOUS .... SC always had a frisky , playful way of PLAYING BASS !!!!!

@-davidolivares 2 года назад

Hopefully this is not all the Sancious we were hinted at. It’s a fun track, he’s my favorites bassist, except for Tony Levin and Jaco of course. Equals in my book.

@maruad7577 2 года назад

Yeah, a bit of the bait and switch if it is.

@johngranda3556 2 года назад

This song sounds better on the live album I want to play for you

@BaldJean 2 года назад

Famous album, but this is a bit different than "Schooldays" by Gentle Giant. 😉

@pentagrammaton6793 2 года назад

Just a bit, haha

@wowwhywow 2 года назад

Ray Gomez is great...BUT....only... if you don't have Jeff. The song to listen to is from the second album (Journey tto Love) HELLO JEFF. Can I get an amen?

@saturninebear 2 года назад

Bought this back in the 70s on vinyl, but it's not an album I played a lot and it's been gathering dust for 40 years. The bass riff reminds me of the Banana Splits TV show theme from the 60s. I prefer his eponymous album from 1974.

@petersokol1603 2 года назад

That’s not a rhythm guitar in the 1st half…it’s Stanley.

@cat-o-matic 2 года назад

The shirt is nice. Aside from that, I'm very disappointed in your refusal to have Leon Russell on the channel. All these years and the countless opportunities you've had to check out Leon have left me befuddled. Please rectify this situation. Stanley Clarke makes think about Chick Corea. 🎹