I love that you reacted to them! I'd highly suggest listening to Buyo (you will lose it), and practically any one of their live performances. Also check out 'Leo P', you won't regret it. Nowadays Lucky Chops are still good, but their original team when I saw them in NYC on a subway station in 2015 was unbeatable. Also search up 'Too many Zooz'. That's a but too much 😂 FYI yes it's the same guy in the sax. He's the most modern talented saxophonist, and his main character was on Lucky Chops where he left a few years ago, and has expanded his career massively.

@anthonybagley3373

4 жыл бұрын

Ecoops 123 imagine him listening to Skunk

Never heard them before but they sound a lot like the old Chicago group of the 1970s, which I loved.

I am so happy you are reacting to Lucky Chops. I freaking LOVE them!! All of their subway performances are amazing those will be great please watch them you wont be disappointed!

Their song "Without You" is an absolute BOP!!

Any pop music performance that uses instruments OTHER THAN guitars interests me...but a bari-sax solo? They got me right there! You're on a roll, Jase. In the past 4 days you've brought us 2CELLOS, HEILUNG - "Krigsgaldr" (I'm still not quite sure what that was, but it wasn't guitars), Sona Jobarteh on the Kora (more, please), and now this group on horns. You rock!

@masterseanwit3594

4 жыл бұрын

Dude, you gotta watch Leo P if you like bari sax!!

@masterseanwit3594

4 жыл бұрын

He was actually the bari ssx player in this video

@rcinsley

4 жыл бұрын

@@masterseanwit3594 I'm on it!

Oh you definitely need to listen to “Buyo”, it’s kind of their premier original song in a way, and it’s named after the sousaphone player, just a fun fact😊

@jeffofbread

4 жыл бұрын

Papa Squat that or danza

@victoriaprice7523

4 жыл бұрын

plz plzzzz do buyo

Leo P. is the one with the colorful hair. I have not heard this version before. Leo Moracchioli of Frog Leap Studios does a really good metal version if this song...if you want to put a pin in Norway you should check him out. Leo P. is also a member of Too Many Zoos, their style is best described as "brass house" They do a cover of Bad Guy and I quite like it.

@masterseanwit3594

4 жыл бұрын

People need to get this to the top, I really want to see him react to Leo P. Especially some parts of his BBC proms performance.

(Sabaton- To Hell and Back Country Sweden) (Grai- В объятиях Мары :Country Russia) (Amaranthe- Endlessly :Country Sweden) (Powerwolf- Sanctus Dominus :Country Germany) (Crystal Viper- When the Sun Goes Down : Country Poland)

The Bari-Sax player is named LEO P. He is a part of a trio that is aMAZING. And some of his solo work is sweet too.

@masterseanwit3594

4 жыл бұрын

Some of his solo work? Freaking all of it!! Haha

DANZAS!!!! YOU GOTTA SEE THEM PLAY DANZA!!!

Mu first time hearing them too. Very talented people.

idk if anyone's mentioned it yet, but Leo P did another project called Too Many Zoos, you should check out their subway performances- super cool. (funkytown/I feel good is a good one)

New to me and they totally rock! Thanks for leading me here! You are so right about the layering!

These guys are unbelievable! Loved your reaction to them!!!

You need to listen they playing on subway or "halfway to houston"

Just some random suggestions from my current listen list... The Dead South (In Hell I'll bein Good Company - Official Music Video; Shakey Graves (Roll the Bones - Audiotree Live) ; The Hu on the Jason Ellis show (you can really hear the throat singing); Daði Freyr (Daði & Gagnamagnið) (Think about Things - Official Video); Pentatonix (Evolution of Music or Evolution of Michael Jackson).

I closed my eyes and I was transported back to New Orleans and seeing the brass band playing while marching in the street. Thanks for sharing, this one was new to me as well.

@jasenyoface7555

4 жыл бұрын

That's exactly what I was thinking! Frenchman St. for me. Good times.

If you wanna see a wild and crazy performance you should check out Leo P (the guy with the green hair) at the BBC proms 2017.

This is awesome!

Omg, I have loved lucky chops for so long and now finally finding that there are reactions to it omgggggg

Love this so much

Fun stuff! Discovered your channel tonight, and I've been listening for a couple of hours already. Totally NOT getting caught up on my work tonight, dude. Love your commentary and your appreciation of skillful musicians! This brass Adele cover reminded me of another eclectic Adele cover you would love for World Wednesday (Sweden). Check out (here on YT) the group "Dirty Loops" doing "Rolling in the Deep." Craaaaaazy good. You won't regret it!! Thanks, and looking forward to seeing what else you find out there. :-)

I liked the different take on the song. I first heard the song when Walk Off the Earth covered it (still my favorite version). If you haven't already, add WOtE to your suggestion list. ;) Rock On, amigo!

Somebody's got to get him to listen to Leo P.!!!

Notably, Saxes (tenor & baritone, in this case) are technically woodwinds (single-reed). The trumpet had some good chops, as well as excellent control in his softer sections. Trigger-bone & Suzaphone (thankfully not a white elephant) for deeper brass sound, had good mellow sound, T-bone had crisp, precise notes. I'm going to have to watch this again just so I can check out the drummer...

@mordenwyldanebonbolt8729

4 жыл бұрын

Solid drummer, too.

@masterseanwit3594

4 жыл бұрын

Trigger bone? Iv never heard that term used for a trombone

@mordenwyldanebonbolt8729

4 жыл бұрын

@@masterseanwit3594 It's not highly obvious, but that trombone has a valve on the upper loop. Uses a thumb trigger (left hand), thus trigger-bone. It adds to the range of the instrument without requiring vastly more effort. I've also seen a trombone with two valves. I'm not really a brass guy, & it's been a couple of decades since my brother played one, so terminology might have evolved somewhat (& "trigger-bone" might have been just a local nickname), but I seem to recall it was an "F-valve attachment."

@masterseanwit3594

4 жыл бұрын

@@mordenwyldanebonbolt8729 I thought it was a bass trombone but I think its actually a "tenor bass" trombone (a tenor tombone with an "f" attachment like you mentioned). not a local nickname, I just never heard of it, i have only seen tenor, bass, and bari trombones

Please look into Walk off the Earth! Their version of Ed Sheerans 'Shape of you' had me speechless!

Leo P the bari sax player is the best! If you really want to see him shine check out Leo P Moanin at the BBC Proms 2017.

If you want to take the world tour through history as well, then you should listen to Bella Ciao. It's an Italian song that was popularized and sung in protest of fascism in Italy. It's a beautiful song! An "original" version can be found here kzread.info/dash/bejne/Znd9lc6hqbGxltI.html and there was a remix/more electronic version done in 2018

Sold! Cover by Home Free! Please.

No BS Brass - Brass Scene Kids is crazy too

Do Yebba My Mind live at Sofar NYC

Here is one to review when schedule allows: kzread.info/dash/bejne/Z5-rq81_Zq-sdMY.html

Could you react on beatboxers ? ( Codfish, Saro, …)

Please look for OG3NE from the netherlands the song is jolene but thee have many more

Can you react to the song "Ohne dich" by Rammstein in one of your next videos?

I fucking love lucky chops. You have no clue. React to Buyo

Listen Plz You and Me - Meute from Germany

Didn't really care for this. I appreciate the attempt and skill these musicians have, however the innate mood their composition has lent itself to a far more happier tone than the original. Reminded me too much of a Jazz funeral. Perhaps that's why I didn't care for it.

@anthonybagley3373

4 жыл бұрын

that’s the point of an arrangement/interpretation: you can express want you want through it

@Doublebarreledsimian

4 жыл бұрын

@@anthonybagley3373 Oh I'm well aware, its just this one was a miss for me.

@rcinsley

4 жыл бұрын

That's an interesting reaction. I feel the same way about Voctave, the other video Jase reviewed today. I love a cappella, they are extremely talented, and the performance was flawless...but it just doesn't excite me and I don't care to listen to it again. This is why I'm a regular here (and a Patron) and why I've abandoned a number of other reaction channels. Variety is the spice of life!