Topic: A Little Vid for the Players on the Forum

I put this together from my vids taken at the spud. 5 solos and hot riffs from various cuts. Joe going off, playing stuff you'll never see on tour! I'll put some more of these mixes up in the future. (I have a lot of this!) Enjoy.  smile
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwd5vL8fXTw
Rick

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I can do all that stuff too..  ha, yeah right! Cool compilation.  Thanks for taking the time to put it together, really good!

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helrazr84 wrote:

I can do all that stuff too..  ha, yeah right! Cool compilation.  Thanks for taking the time to put it together, really good!

Thanks. Yes, pretty intimidating to see how easily he does this stuff, especially since he was just winging it most of the time. This was just takes off the first 3 songs. I've got a dozen more to select from. I'll throw some more together when I have a bit of time, since I see a lot of views. I thought you guys would like to see Joe out of his normal blues/rock comfort zone, if there is such a thing.  smile Please share the link with any other players you think would enjoy it.

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Yeah, it IS intimidating to see just how easily he transitions into different styles of music so effortlessly!  And the dynamics among the entire band, especially the drums, are incredible.

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For those of us who don't know, where is this Baked Potato gig?  Is it a local jam venue Joe just turns up to or is a friends band he's stepping into?  What gear does he use?  Some background would be much appreciated.  Thanks.  Dave.

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Re: A Little Vid for the Players on the Forum

The Baked Potato  http://www.thebakedpotato.com/  (called "The Spud") is a tiny, legendary jazz bar in Studio City, just a short drive from Joe's home in LA. It gets its name from the menu, 100% baked potatos of maybe 15 varieties.  He has played there twice while on break from the tour this year. The band he plays with, Rock Candy Funk Party, is led by keyboard maestro Arlan Oscar (Schierbaum) and includes Ron DeJesus on guitar, Mike Merritt on bass, and Tal Bergman (Joe's drummer) on drums. Sit in artists are likely to show up and jam at any time and include some of the best musicians and funk/jazz singers in the LA area. It's a band of superb musicians. They are all buddies of Joe's and he just loves to jam with them and play guitars from his collection he never gets to play normally.  So far at the two gigs, he has played a '53 Telecaster, a '53 Gibson Archtop, and his repaired #52 JBLP at the first gig. A '56 Gibson ES-5 with triple P90's, an extremely rare 56 Gibson Trini Lopez Custom Deluxe and his (I think) prototype JBLP with the Bigsby at the second gig. As you can see on the vids on my channel from the two gigs, they play a mix of funk, groove, jazz and a little blues. Getting to see these guys jam from 5 feet away is a treat beyond price for us SoCal fans. The stage is floor level and maybe 8 X 10 feet, a quarter of the space in the bar. The owner crams maybe 50 folks in like sardines. The crowd is mostly his friends and us fans.
Rick
edit: I just noticed that Arlan was the studio keyboard man on Joe and Beth Hart's new release. He is one of the best B3 players I've ever heard, and has a real Mini Moog and stacked Leslies on his rig. Killer sound!

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Love it, good one Rick!

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Here are some more. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlCZIKvp8kU
Rick

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RickB wrote:

The Baked Potato  http://www.thebakedpotato.com/  (called "The Spud") is a tiny, legendary jazz bar in Studio City, just a short drive from Joe's home in LA. It gets its name from the menu, 100% baked potatos of maybe 15 varieties.  He has played there twice while on break from the tour this year. The band he plays with, Rock Candy Funk Party, is led by keyboard maestro Arlan Oscar (Schierbaum) and includes Ron DeJesus on guitar, Mike Merritt on bass, and Tal Bergman (Joe's drummer) on drums. Sit in artists are likely to show up and jam at any time and include some of the best musicians and funk/jazz singers in the LA area. It's a band of superb musicians. They are all buddies of Joe's and he just loves to jam with them and play guitars from his collection he never gets to play normally.  So far at the two gigs, he has played a '53 Telecaster, a '53 Gibson Archtop, and his repaired #52 JBLP at the first gig. A '56 Gibson ES-5 with triple P90's, an extremely rare 56 Gibson Trini Lopez Custom Deluxe and his (I think) prototype JBLP with the Bigsby at the second gig. As you can see on the vids on my channel from the two gigs, they play a mix of funk, groove, jazz and a little blues. Getting to see these guys jam from 5 feet away is a treat beyond price for us SoCal fans. The stage is floor level and maybe 8 X 10 feet, a quarter of the space in the bar. The owner crams maybe 50 folks in like sardines. The crowd is mostly his friends and us fans.
Rick
edit: I just noticed that Arlan was the studio keyboard man on Joe and Beth Hart's new release. He is one of the best B3 players I've ever heard, and has a real Mini Moog and stacked Leslies on his rig. Killer sound!

Hey Rick - thanks for that info dude.

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So what's he plugged into there? Not that it really matters, it still sounds like Joe, right?  big_smile
shawn

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shawn wrote:

So what's he plugged into there? Not that it really matters, it still sounds like Joe, right?  big_smile
shawn

If I remember correctly, a Fender Tweed, maybe the vintage Bassman he talked about a while back. You're right though, Joe sounds like Joe no matter what he plugs into.

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