Pat Martino - Tribute to Wes Montgomery
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
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Pat Martino performs West Coast Blues as a tribute to Wes Montgomery. Please note that this is strictly a performance video for our youtube channel and is not part of the lesson series.
One of the most original of the jazz-based guitarists to emerge in the 1960s, Pat Martino made a remarkable comeback after brain surgery in 1980 to correct an aneurysm caused him to lose his memory and completely forget how to play. It took years, but he regained his ability, partly by listening to his older records. Martino began playing professionally when he was 15. He worked early on with groups led by Willis Jackson, Red Holloway, and a series of organists, including Don Patterson, Jimmy Smith, Jack McDuff, Richard "Groove" Holmes, and Jimmy McGriff. After playing with John Handy (1966), he started leading his own bands and heading sessions for Prestige, Muse, and Warner Bros. that found him welcoming the influences of avant-garde jazz, rock, pop, and world music into his advanced hard bop style. After the operation, Martino did not resume playing until 1984, making his recording comeback with 1987's The Return. Although not as active as earlier, Pat Martino has regained his earlier form, recording again for Muse and Evidence; he later signed with Blue Note, issuing All Sides Now in 1996, followed two years later by Stone Blue and in 1998 by Fire Dance. In 2001 Martino released a live album recorded at Yoshi's in California. Two years later he teamed with saxophonist Joe Lovano for Think Tank. Remember: A Tribute to Wes Montgomery appeared on Blue Note in 2006.
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Rest in peace .. the world lost a giant
Loved Pat since 1973 or '74 thanks to my big brother, big Darry(rest in peace & sweetness big brother.)
Rest in peace & harmony Mr. Pat, love you man!
One of my favorite jazz guitarists paying tribute to another one of my favorites! :)
the incredible, incredible amount of hard work, dedicaction, sacrifice, love of music, i take my hat off to this wonderful artist, thank you Mr. Pat Martino, for enriching my life with your art
So sad to hear about an amazing musician G_d bless pat Martino
R.I.P.!!!! Amazing playing. Love this
Fantastic Cover of Wes's WEST COAST BLUES! Just killer! WES is looking down and SMILING!
Beautiful tone, amazing phrasing, great freedom of expression, loved it, THANK YOU PAT, you are always an inspiration !!! Uniquely played as PAT MARTINO does and always will.
Ba Da Bing!
hats off, Mr.Martiino!
Supremely Elegant doesn't begin to describe Pat Martino's craft...........thank you for all the wonderful music you've given us.......
Love this man
Martino the Master!! Wonderful, as always!!!
Absolutely Fabulous, Mr. Martino!!!!
he's such a respectable gentleman this guy
Wonderful . Pat Martino brings back Wes Montgomery . What a precious Gift . Thanks .
now THAT is how you play jazz guitar, reserved yet stylish.
RIP SIR
Beautiful.
Wonderful stuff.... and, always, always, wonderful stuff from Pat Martino !!
1 of a kind Pat Martino.
This one made my day. It's so happy and delightful to hear this wonderful playing!
Thanks for all the great uploads. Pat rules.
He is so elegant as his phrasing! Very authentic person.
Lovely♡ Thanks for sharing this gorgeous tribute.
Great feeling on great creation
Respecting Pat as I do it's hard for me to watch after his passing... he will show you commitment to a zone and capabilities...Cover a Ginant take an individual that can do so...Pat definitely could Cover these arrangements with class and original style 👌...it's great.... he actually, lived wuthering great Les Paul in his Jr year's.....underrated.
Six String Master thanks Mr Martino
No words, just feeling
pablo echeverria good music never die!
Grandissimo MAESTRO PAT number one
GOD I LOVE Pat Martino
Pat Martino has really got the Wes Montgomery style down! I've heard few guitarists come as close to the Montgomery style as Pat is capable of doing. One of the great living jazz guitarist in the world today - and not just because he does a great Wes imitation, but in his own right. He's a real virtuoso!
What Guitar is this ?
That is his Pat Martino Signature model from Benedetto Guitars
Itravail . I share the same feeling .Besides the Jazz Tone and fantastic talent
for impro Pat Martino And Wes Montgomery have the greatest melodic bop
lines and can really play perfectly the song melody as it could be sang by
the nicest vocals .
What an incredible skilled person! Glad I found him :)
Suus loves bands Pat Martino is more than just a skilled person. He’s a living Jazz legend, one of the greatest guitarist/artists/musicians/philosophers of all time. Better late than never, cheers.
Sean Rosati I don't know him that well! (Hence why is said skilled instead of all the other great things you just listed) As a 16 year old aspiring guitarist/musician it is great to find and be able to listen and watch someone who is such a legend. Do you have any recommendations? I'd love to hear more but was a bit lost in all the material available!
el hombre
We lost a true great here .. right up there with Wes. Gr8 groove, blues feeling, bop lines, articulation .. idea after idea spooling off his gtr like cotton thread off the reel
Tremendous !
Bravo mestre , muitas palmas ....
T'he last legend alive. Web love u maestro
Here is a quick intro to Pat Martino’s “SYMMETRICAL PARENTAL FORMS”.
There are two: the 3-note Augmented triad and the 4-note Diminished 7th chord.
1: Play frets 554 on GBE for C+ or C aug. (1-3-.#5). Move any of those notes DOWN one fret and you will form/parent 3 different major triads (E-G#-C).
Instead move any of those notes UP one fret and you will form/parent 3 minor triads (C#m, Fm, Am). See how that one Augmented triad yields/parents 3 major and 3 minor triads?
And the Augmented triad is “symmetrical” (think equilateral triangle) because the 3 notes are a major third apart.
2: Play frets 4545 on the DGBE for a Diminished 7th chord (with 4 possible roots, F# -C-D#-A).
Move any of those notes DOWN by one fret, and you will form/parent 4 Dominant 7 chords. (F7, B7-D7-Ab7)
- This observation of Martino’s is not a theory; it is a series of facts about how the guitar in standard tuning functions (not the key, the intervals between the strings).
It’s like CAGED in that it “unlocks” the fretboard.
I hope I made it easy to get started on it.
I’ll be spending a lot of time on it.
RIP Pat Martino, master guitarist.
me gusta cuando una persona cultiva y cosecha su estilo propio inconfundible
bravo
the best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
El Hombre
One Big by jazz
Sounds exactly like Wes, it's a masterpiece :)
Nobody can sound like Wes ;) He sounds like Martino...
He uses some Montgomery's technique, but it's a tribute, not an attempt to copy or sound EXACTLY like Wes Montgomery But if anyone could, Pat Martino could.
Magnificent !!!! M A G N I F I C E N T !!! End of story .
master level
master
How does he do it? How? How can he play those lines? The tone.......
wau !!!
legende
Smile, this us rythm
you friends with pat now too!?
Espléndido...
How amazing was Wes! Pats great but Wes just way more feeling along with the technicality
that's why it is a tribute. Wes doing Wes is the best. He was a magician. But I love Pat too, he's another magician, different.
music is not a race
There’s never going to be another Wes! He turned the jazz guitar into something that no one has ever been able to do, plain and simple!
@@ronaldboykin9755 george benson took Wes to another level..I love them both❤️🙏
Can anyone tell me the make and model guitar Pat is playing in this video? Thank you in advance.
Benedetto, his signature model, (one of many he owns, i'm sure) Check their website, Benedettoguitars.com
this is west coast blues. but i didn't see it listed in any of the lessons- is it transcribed in one of them? thanks
First time hearing this classic great player.Thank you so much!
Magister
What is that guitar?
It’s a Benedetto Pat Martino model
Frustrating no mention of the title of this song for Wes Montgomery
Marc Babin Read description ...
It’s also written in very big at the very beginning of the video
FOR THE THUMBS DOWN I WANT TOO KNOW WHEN I CAN HEAR YOU PLAY ? !!!
There is something wrong with this, the chord progression is out of time
Give him a selmer manouche :D
Doğukan Sezgin and do what? I think this sounds great as is!
Another human life wasted because he wants to be an " artist " instead of getting a trade or a profession!
Good but boring