Listened to this while working and it is a true breath of fresh air

@woodyloudermilk7120

Жыл бұрын

😍

Bass - Andrew Randazzo Drums - Corey Fonville Guitar - Morgan Burrs Keyboards - DJ Harrison Trumpet - Marcus Tenney

@Zeal808

5 жыл бұрын

Reginald Reid than you

@chowter

2 жыл бұрын

tysvm

My new favorite band... period. Sooooooooo Dope!!

Saw these guys live opening for Moonchild in Toronto. Never heard of them before the show. Safe to say it was a spiritual experience

@sadiethreat

Жыл бұрын

Now you tell me! How did I not know about Butcher Brown until today. Better late than never! Hope they play Toronto again soon! Don't tell me I just missed them play Toronto Jazz Fest.

If you like this, some other touchstones from the 70s to look up are: Freddie Hubbard, "Red Clay" and Donald Byrd, "Black Byrd".

@paga8392

3 жыл бұрын

you rule!!!! Thanks ❤️

@mikeeliades2596

2 жыл бұрын

This my guys and Miles Tom Briwne lee Morgan booker little Roy Hargrove

Only discovered Butcher Brown2 weeks ago through their Tiny Desk concert. So sick, the sound🔥🔥🔥🔥

@digitalmusicalart3494

2 жыл бұрын

I just found out about them, a few days ago on KZread music Jazz for the Hip Hop heads playlist or something like Frontline is my joint right now.

There music is combo of Herbie, Ronny Laws,Tom Browne,Sanborn,Weather Report, Roy Ayers,to name a few. Everybody I listen too in the 70s. This guys are the real deal. Can't wait to see them in Pittsburgh.

Them KEYS and WAH action bring so much joy to my life. killing it guys! keep up the amazing work and influence.

REALLY DOPE! I just met this band! what a wonderful sound! I took Ronnie Foster's Mystic Brew cue on the bass line on "FrontLine". Insane

Listening to you is such a pleasure! 👍👍👍

i love this band. love the camaraderie as well

Mortel! we say in french, amazing groove and feeling! love it

So Damn smooth lovin this

Incredible performance! Beautiful music!

Sum up this way...all that. Love these guys. Off the chain every day...

This is the best thing I’ve ever heard

Fresh sound, great snare sound too ;).

Awesome !!

nice its real music annd real people

So good!

Man this is so cool tbh

Happy to have finally found you! I love when you look and laugh at each other after those couple flubs. I also want to wag my finger at you and say, "be more professional!" But you're all too cute af.

So awesome

RVA all day.

Amazing

Fuck yeah, I love this drummer

These cats our amazing.

This needs more views!

Berry nice chaps!

love it. def has that ATCQ vibe

the worst part of this video are the youtube adds hahaha this is prime butcher brown work and artistry.

When the drummer takes off the shirt AND the center dot at 33:00 you know he's about to rip

@bucknasty5374

5 жыл бұрын

and the fucking limitation, man! hats, ride.. kick and snare?! come ooonn.

@oborojin

4 жыл бұрын

We just watched this man go Super Saiyan

Groooooooovy!!!

10:55 Frontline so smooth.

@JJ95JP

6 жыл бұрын

Electric relaxation?

@zachdebuhr6347

5 жыл бұрын

JJ95JP they got it from ronnie fosters mystic brew

It just feels right when with butcher…

Love it ol school funk jaz

Godly stuff ✨✨✨❤️

Know that there's a lot more to come...Cory Smooth...

0:57 Street Pharmacy 10:55 Frontline 26:27 Tomahawk

Laser gun ready to deploy to the next fool who says there's no good music today.

@cooldebt

3 жыл бұрын

I agree with you. I only just discovered the good Butcher today but I have been listening to these talented guys for a few years now - and they are bringing every style of jazz to a younger generation by brilliantly covering VGM. A small sample of a very vast repertoire: kzread.info/dash/bejne/YqqdxZuCfaquYag.html

@jml4000

2 жыл бұрын

The comment "there's no good music made today" says a lot more about the people who make it than the state of the music scene. Anyone who says this is obviously not looking very hard beyond the vapid garbage that gets played on commercial radio stations that stick to the top 40 format. The internet and social media may have made it a lot harder for artists (and record companies) to make a living by selling albums, but it's also made it a lot easier for anyone with a serious interest to discover independent artists who would have otherwise gotten passed over by the major record labels and radio stations in an earlier era.

tomahawk = fiyah

Fire thinx

Snazzy 🔥

Street Pharmacy ! Yo guys

"Darling" on 28:30

The 100 or so people actually there, didn't know what was about to happen

The concept of Paste Magazine is pretty cool, however, if sound a video quality can be improve it would be a source for jazz musicians expose themselves .

Aha!

Lol I think Jimmy walked right into the room an into my mans fingers Cause he grooving!!

which cymbals does corey play????

Can someone edit out the goober asking questions

I'm sure the interviewer is a lovely guy. But he seems to know utterly nothing about Jazz and improvisation. The music has structure, and even improvisation is a language made of pitch and rhythmic phrases that are derived from years of learning the components of that 'language'. The interviewer makes it sound like the music is 'made up' with no existing idea. Anyone trying to 'improvise' without years of musical knowledge would quickly discover that they produce repetitive, thoroughly underwhelming 'tunes', inferior to even the simplest nursery rhyme. Again, pleasant interviewer, but a little frustrating in his lack of knowledge of Jazz.

@grumblekin

5 жыл бұрын

Improv, if done well, looks really easy. But as you said, it sure as hell ain't. I spent hours on my sax trying to come up with phrases and pieces to assemble during performances and it was never easy.

@snazzback

5 жыл бұрын

As an improvising musician playing in a collaborative band like BB, in the style of what often gets called 'jazz', I'd say the interviewer actually seems to have a pretty good grasp of what's up.

@LukaszFedorko

4 жыл бұрын

@@snazzback I had exactly same impression. Actually, very interesting questions :)

@firatbalkaya

4 жыл бұрын

I think you got it wrong man, interviewer has the knowledge. A lot of old school jazz musicians played in this studio and they have a historical background. I think they wouldn't put a guy that lacks the knowledge if you know what I mean.

@fross1203

Жыл бұрын

The interviewer, like many, may be a true music lover without having any musical background.

Vous incarnez l'héritage du jazz et sa quintessence... heureusement !! 🙃 t'as pas vu la merde dans laquelle on est ?!

They killed it. We need more of this kind of music again. It separates the trash from the trophies. Unlike hip hop severely lacking any quality

@maxlamont2090

Жыл бұрын

This has strong hip hop inspiration throughout - maybe try listening to the set again before being so quick to disregard. keep an open mind.