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I've heard my dad play most of these many times. I sure miss him.

There's the players who can deliver us into the near Alpha wave Bliss zone of music. Lenny's da Bomb and his original tune is so gorgeous with the beauty of his mind.

Fab!

Interesting that Lennie is playing bass in the photo!!

Very boring those people who talk during 15 minutes before starting to play a tune... Even when it's a great musician like Lenny. Still more boring those videos from people who think they are so good that they play licks one by one and stop to show how it works to the poor idiots they think we are. (guitar Bear)

Why this doesn't have 10 million views I'll never know. Chet Atkins was right.. Lenny is the best. Ravel and Debussy would have loved to hear him.

What a really cool phenomenal interview. I love the questions and I had never heard of dr music before this.

So grateful for these priceless clips. Thank so very much!

I have seen a lot of pictures of Lenny playing 12 string and regular 6 string steel acustic guitar but the audios are really rare. He didn't record it in any of his official recordings or bootlegs

🚬😎 cool stuff

Thank you as always for sharing another wonderful recording

He could play "Mary Had A Little Lamb" and make it sound like "My Funny Valentine." To call him a "genius" would be to damn with faint praise...

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Love this...even though he was a virtuoso, what happens here is a humble, playful interaction with people in a small venue. Lenny was far beyond having something to prove, and the more I acquaint myself with him, the more poignant he is in his use of music to play, to connect, and to be himself. Hope he's still doing well out there in the otherworld. Cheers

Nobody could harmonize a melody like Lenny Breau. What he does on "Girl From Ipanema" is just incredible. That song has a difficult structure to begin with. Lenny comes along and just uses it for a jumping off point! He just had an uncanny ability.

Too bad the sound is so distorted.

Who are the female singers? Beautiful voices!

Beautiful.

Extraordinary. I'd like to hear it all unedited.

The Blues Tune that starts at 3:26 is a mind bender.... tons of groove in a short space.

This channel delivers again, again, and again! Always love Lenny's renditions of Bill Evans associated tunes. I've said it before but it bears repeating: THANK YOU so much for the tireless work you put down to bring these gems to those of us who love Lenny. Greetings from Norway :)

Listening to this is like being given an emotionally seventeen-year-old symphonic do-over. What high frequencies expressed here. I miss it; the peace , the love, my doves! thank you Lenny and Glenn-Beverly!

Maestro Lenny Breau ! Thank you so much Sir ❤️

Danny can play jazz :O I always thought he could kind of play it but this guy absolutely kills it.

My favorite Lenny is when he plays duo with Brad Terry. So musical and they both listen so well

I'd love to hear the full classical set this came from.

I don't think there's another guitarist who could've worked up that Tyner piece. Brilliant!

What a beautiful combination of talents. Thanks for posting!

Wow, so great to find such gems like this showing us another rare recording of a moment in time that has since past. Lenny Breau on bass? Thank you!!!

Killing!

Go LENNY go! He lays it down baby!!👍. Great stuff!

Lennie Breault...

The sound of that Hofner bass is unmistakable.. Of all the basses of the day its fate that he ended up on that Hofner.

My first time hearing Lenny playing bass.... very cool.. A for claiming Lenny was a better player than Jaco was a pretty big claim, but I'll let it slide ...lol.. Both musical heroes of mine for sure ..

Isn't that wonderful Karen Marklinger singing next to Ray.

Wow🎉

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Finger picking, flat picking and hybrid picking at the same time. Amazing.

These guys were wonderful at harmonic exploration, but they let their complexity rule their rhythm, so their time feel left a lot to be desired. Many guitarist fall into this problem, which Pat Metheny frequently calls out, and justly so.

Wonderful to listen to. But my question is does his lengthy improvisation have anything to do harmonically with Mr. Sandman?

What a nice trio!! I met Claude one night at a gig he was doing---that cigarette was in his mouth all night long smouldering away and every time i ran into him after that he would sit and chat for an hour or so and then wander off until we crossed paths again--- so one time I offered him a cigarette (knowing when he played he always had a smoke burning away in his mouth) and he looked at me absolutely deadpan and said " no thanks I don't smoke". The enigma that was Claude!!

This piece is also included on "The Hallmark Sessions" from a 1961 session. There it is titled "Arabian Fantasy".

This was a really great show, thank you very much for archiving and for sharing.

One of my better students I taught

The camera zoom and operator is very good

Sonny Greenwich is absolutely killing.

He seems to repeat himself a lot

this version of Georgia is one of the great guitar solos of all time,, modern 100 years from now

Thank you so much for posting this fascinating video. A great find indeed!! Thank you kindly !!!

Lenny Breau ! Utterly sublime here, left to his own devices !