Not as well known in the US, is Japanese guitarist and composer Kazumi Watanabe. He's done a LOT of different styles during his career, and the man has master / maestro level chops, forget now - he was scary-good even 25 years ago.
But this clip is mostly about the unbelievable rhythm section backing him in this video. The way these guys lock in and step outside on a wicked groove is both masterful and really funky.
[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBYH7JwgTlk[/video]
One of my oddball favorites
Moderators: greatmutah, GuitarBilly
-
Reverse Entropy
- Hall of Fame Member
- Posts: 1807
- Joined: Thu Feb 28, 2013 1:21 pm
One of my oddball favorites
“Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity."(Hanlon's Razor)
"rock enough that I don't drown in ... jazz ennui" - draelyc
"...you realize that absolutely nothing happens when you get butthurt, right?
You know you're not going to go home and immediately have cancer, right?" - Steinmetzify
"rock enough that I don't drown in ... jazz ennui" - draelyc
"...you realize that absolutely nothing happens when you get butthurt, right?
You know you're not going to go home and immediately have cancer, right?" - Steinmetzify
Re: One of my oddball favorites
Pretty groovin' stuff.....I want the bass player's outfit 
Whatnow2012 wrote:try humberck piskup is bettor for metal than singlecpoil for blues
Unstrung wrote:ya it am bast
Rampage wrote:When life hands you distortion, fuck everything else.
_________________
Rigs:
Bauer-Burny-Dark Matter-Hamer-Ibanez-Starfield-Warwick
Fryette PowerStation, Peavey 5150 2x12, Peavey VTM60, Starfield VPA-1, Sound City Master Lead 50, VVT Simo-Plex, Taurus THD450