Scott Henderson,Jeff Berlin,Mike Clark/NY,USA 2012 2nd Show

A rare and spectacular club gig of the strongest technical guitar trio “HBC”, featuring Henderson and Berlin, each of whom are said to be musicians’ musicians, and Mike Clark, known as the extraordinary time signature drummer familiar from Herbie Hancock’s Head Hunters. is now available! ! For a short period of time, Mike Clark, who is known as the devil of strange time signatures and the strongest groove machine, known as the Head Hunters led by Herbie Hancock, and who has influenced and respected top drummers in many genres, played on the C of “HBC”. Following the first show, which was a rare performance attended only by the public, the second show was held at New York’s Iridium Jazz Club on September 15, 2012, and is now the highest quality stereo sound with the label’s own careful mastering. A powerful edition that includes the complete encore has arrived! In his teens, he was influenced by Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck, and Buddy Guy, which led him to blues and rock, and after that, he developed a solid grasp of music theory and became a role model for jazz/improvisation and improvisation. Scott, with an array of extraordinary techniques such as playing the guitar several times faster than a normal person, and his peers Pat Metheny, Mike Stern, Bill Frisell, and John Scott. Field, Vinnie Colaiuta, Steve Smith, and others at the prestigious Berklee College of Music, he rose to prominence while still a student, and from around the age of 20 he began working with CTI, Dave Liebman, Don Pullen, Bill Bruford, Allan Holdsworth, and John McLaughlin. Berlin, who was in demand for various sessions with Katsumi Watanabe, and who Jaco Pastorius declared “a better soloist than me,” has a legato playing and 4-string performance that is hard to believe because he uses fingering without using a pick. He is a member of the Oakland funk circuit that gave rise to bands such as Tower of Power, who play flexible phrases with a variety of chords that you wouldn’t expect from a bass band, and he played incredible grooves with devilishly odd time signatures in Herbie Hancock’s Head Hunters. Clark, nicknamed the Super Funk Drummer, and the three of them, all of whom are called musicians’ musicians and respected by their fellow musicians, performed songs such as Miles-related “All Blues,” “Well You Needn’t,” and Weather. ‘s “Mysterious Traveler” and, to top it all off, the encore’s “Footprints,” a famous song by Shorter from the Miles era that has been covered in various ways, and a powerful performance that unfolds at high speed, each member’s superhuman solo. , complex textures, bold rhythm changes, 4 beats, hard rock, up tempo, ballads, etc. These three members are capable of playing freely, and even though there are many cover songs, they do not have any quirks. As they are a group of unique individuals with their own quirks, you should listen to their spectacular and overwhelming performance as they perform their own unique music with a groove that only they can produce! ! ! Live at the Iridium,New YorkCity,NY September.15.2012 (2nd Show) EX-AUD 2019 Original Remaster 68min 1. All Blues 2. Mysterious Traveler 3. Fee-Fi-Fo-Fun 4. Well,You Needn’t 5. Peace 6. The Chicken 7. Footprints Scott Henderson – Guitar Jeff Berlin – Bass Mike Clark – Drums