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Hi Stephen, I hope you are well and smelling the roses!

Ted opened so many new doors to the house of guitar. He also left a bunch of extra keys around for people to try on the locks that remain. So did George Van Eps. He was Ted's teacher for awhile.

Ted greene obrigado pelo seus acordes, e sonoridades maravilhosas!!!

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This is magical indeed

Truly, a based human being, and we are all poorer for the loss of him. Saint Ted !

He's kind of like the Keith Jarret of guitar.

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Ahh... The chord chemist soothes....

great tonal landscape - reminds me some of Pierre Bensusan

pinky hanging out in space doing stuff

Watching Rembrandt paint would have been like this ❤️

He always plays his Telecaster as if he were in a dream.

Staggering how few have liked this

Jacob Collier just said that Ted Greene is a massive influence and inspiration. I came here to see why. Jacob is right again!

Truly this man did it all when it comes to the music world. Hope he was ready to meet JESUS CHRIST at his death, otherwise, all was in vain. Well maybe not in the sense that he was a major influence on the Christian players as well as secular. R.I.P. Buddy. You absolutely were the god father of the pedal steel guitar.

I sense some sadness inside of him then, but maybe it's just me...

Great

amazing

full event? plz?

He said he is trying to get somewhere and he is following where the music takes him to get there and sometimes the music doesn’t go there. His improvisation skills are genius level.

Never saw Ted play with a band. Any video out there where he plays with other people?

One of the most beautiful guitar pieces I've ever heard. Lenny was god-like on the fretboard.

amazing!

This guy was on a level far extreme, he’s a virtuoso without a single doubt in the world

That seems like all manner of harmonizing from a melody line. Each single note like a single fretted note in the melody gets accompanied by delicious other notes that evoke the exact feeling. And he does it one after another. Hugely impressive.

An Angel

He is Bill Evans, but on guitar.

Professor!

True musical genius- never to be forgotten….

Tim Greene is one of Gershwin's "Irreplaceable You" musicians. What an incredibly amazing interpretation of that tune! Thanks for posting this gem.

Lovely! Stephen was a great player and very helpful to me when I emailed him for advice.

is this the greatest intro to a song ever.......

My Dad!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

He is hands down one of the greatest musician's and guitarists to walk the earth. His playing is extraordinary evkking thiughts not many musicians can. A complete understanding of music and all its potential. Thanks Ted!

another awful piss poor armature recording effin ignorant monkeys chatting crap no fun to try listening to Ted just a waste.

just another bad recording

Smooth ❤it!!!

cliffworks in tokyo here mark goldenberg studied w ted 10 years is a beautiful man and musician i miss him and ted thanks for reading

sure its a guitar, but in teds hands it transforms into an interpretive device only he can operate.

30 years ago today.

I played this at a birthday party a couple days ago and sadly not all can appreciate this type of freestyle. A lady walked up to me during the first set and asked if i could do some folk music. I guess to some people strummy strum open chords is the ticket. This demonstration shows how all chords fit together and how they all connect harmonically in one direction and voicings in another to make one big key. Ted understood that music theory creates an algorithm for each instrument, and saw the one for guitar very well.

Wow 2:05 😮

bro where are those other 50 minutes of this recording :sob:

He was too good for this earth

imagine him using a rig with eric johnson tc chorus clean tone and a teeny origin pedal compressor playing this song…

ethereal - who will come along and fill in the void left by Ted!

Rest in power, Ted. 11 years after seeing this it still amazes me that he could make a great melody so much sweeter.

Was Ted perhaps happiest noodling with his wonderful examples of classical counterpoint melodies? Just wonderful, thanks

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