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Beautiful interpretation. Was introduced to your methods from Paul Rubio who passed along to me some of your lessons. What an honor

1992 First

What a wonderful character and performer -- and teacher also. Love his stories. The sound he got from that amplified guitar was great. Thanks Nick.

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I’ve really been missing him. I began taking lessons with Howard in 1990. It’s great to see him from this period and see and feel his incredible talent….

Just the freedom and the control he has. 🤯

I am so thankful, you share this videos, Nick!!🙏🏽

Just hearing him even helping someone through the simplest of concepts just gives so much. Far out What a teacher to have had.. some lucky people out there

Awesome! Somebody stole my music bag out of my truck and I lost all my Heitmeyer arrangements. Does anybody have "Tears in Heaven" arranged by Heitmeyer? Thanks for uploading this treasure.

This man is just sick.

Thanks Nick....we all miss Howard. I did restaurant gigs for over forty years using his great arrangements. Paul McGuffin

His brain! His hands independence! First time I saw him, on a video, I almost fainted. Stanley is so awesome!

So nice to see Howard's graceful fingers glide over the fingerboard once again. HH always finds the best keys to suite the sonority of the solo guitar. Here in the key of A with a low D 6th string tuning... it the perfect key to balance out the highs and lows.

Thanks for posting this Nick!

I recall Howard R. speaking of Howard H. Lovely to hear him. Thanks Nick for uploading ! Best Wishes - John

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Thank you so much for sharing this.

If only the camera was on Ted’s hands instead of his face

Ted's legacy is alive....🎸🔥❤️

19:16 the lick

Used to go see Joe at his open room ,most times I’d be there with just Joe (he obviously had a huge patience ) I was at a real crossroads with studying scales etc etc ;I was just fed up he told me a story about his meeting with Wes Montgomery “he was crying because he hated that that music had so many symbols “ well after 53 years of playing and 47 years of playing professionally I now know what Joe taught me : And I’m still learning from him,,RIP Joe …what a great bloke and unbelievably great musician

Genial.

"One year you can change your life 20years you can change the world"..🤫😉

" Music is the voice of God"🤔😮😏🤗

Ted Greene is super patient

GENIO.

Thanks for posting. I can't believe RUclips hasn't put this in my feed before now! Copied and pasted from Discogs: Bass - Andy Crowdy Guitar - Gary Potter (3) Rhythm Guitar - Nils Solberg 1 Manha De Carnaval 2 Belleville 3 Body And Soul 4 Nuits De St. Germain Des Prés 5 Blue Drag 6 Limehouse Blues 7 J'Attendrai 8 Dark Eyes 9 Manoir De Mes Réves (Django's Castle) 10 Sweet Georgia Brown

What’s a “ high platform “…? Beautiful playing.

At 4:28 to 4:35 listen up as our main man TED GREENE shows us where the great sir Paul McCartney got an idea for his own song as we all have got to know as Penny Lane - !

wish I could find a way to buy a download of this

Loved that connect between Sukiyaki and the Maverick theme.

Great talk through the build up of the song.

My Master. 🙌🏼

Wise words! Thanks for sharing this so we can all continue to be inspired by such a great musician and thinker. Rip Joe and thank you

i have the video of Tal farlow playing the solo of "my romance" with harmonics, very melodic, jazzy,that solo was a "song" ... you can play a solo in many way using altered notes , but if it does not "swing" means "does not come from the heart"(most of the great musicians said ,"play what you hear"..it takes a lot preparation, a lot of practice ,is like composing a song, Tal Farlow didn't read music..and he had the music in his brain ,in his heart,and he played what he felt to play.

Grateful thanks for posting this. One of the most exciting guitarists I have ever heard. Quite incredible double stops and he is such a tasteful player at any speed. Thank goodness for youtube to be able to post such immortal moments of guitar playing history. He is such a consummate player with no limitations. Thank you Nick.

Anyone know what guitar that is? Thanks

I was there on day one of GIT. Remember spending time with you, disappointing to hear your view of it, after all, it produced Howard Alden and Jimmy Herring and who knows how many more, you taught me a lot, met some friends of yours in Chicago, oh yeah! Little Joe, they all spoke highly of you, RIP!

Just WOW! The genius also captured this moment

wow! there is some sickly people in that audience

"We're not giving it a name right now" 😆

so inspiring!

Wow Nick, this is wonderful. So inspiring to hear Joe talk about the process. I loved going to see Joe on Guitar Nights. He was an absolutely brilliant musician.

Thanks for posting. I loved Diorio since 1960/61 “Exodus to Jazz”!! I’m now 81, play nylon string guitar every day, still inspired by Joe! Of course, I’m not good by any stretch!! Still working on “Classical Gas”!

An extraordinary piece by an exemplary musician.

yipee

Another pearl of a video plagued by a cacophony of coughs. If you are coughing STAY HOME!

Great man