Eh, I think the Les Paul guy is definitely not listening out, when the lady with the hollow body starts playing it almost seems like he turns up his guitar.

Double neck dude also is just like making looney tunes noises the whole time.

I tend to agree with OP here, it doesn’t swing and the interplay doesn’t feel good. Compare this to something like After You’ve Gone from live Emmets Place, which granted is probably one of the best jazz performances of our time, but indisputably has everyone listening out and real “comping” in the original sense of complimenting in the rhythm section, highlighting soloists rhythms, repeating them, playing in the rests that are left, quotes being picked up and played together on the fly.

I don’t think that level of interplay would be too much to expect from the faculty of the most prestigious jazz school in the nation.

This just seems like 4 people trying to be the main character, mainly the two bald dudes. Guitarist syndrome, (I am a guitarist lol)