Here is the personnel.This video from Blue Note, Tokyo, Japan, has the same people as the "For Django" recording session in 1964. "for django" 1964 features Joe Pass (g) John Pisano (g) Jim Hughart (b) Colin Bailey (dr).
Pat Martino ,Joe Pass,Barney Kessel, Allan Holdsworth, Rene Thomas,Eddie van Halen,Jimi Hendrix,Les Paul,Wim Overgaauw,Ed Bickert ... these are my greatest guitar legend 's..r.i.p.
I took lessons from him from ‘73 to ‘75 when I lived in Van Nuys. We would play jazz standards and I would stop him when I heard/saw something that I was capable of playing. He always told me to sing my solos.
I saw him in Chicago in the late 80’’s? I talked to Joe for 4 -5 minutes . A great guy. He was selling his own CD’s and Cassettes at a table. He was signing autographs etc... He’s a virtuoso!🎸🎼
it's good but I'm partial to this Wes take (and by the way, I love Joe Pass!) It's music, so this is about taste, not about something being better or not as good : ruclips.net/video/pZ0ybQnhsvc/видео.html
Nice solo, inventive and nicely sculpted. About 5:05 I hear him quote Desafinado. Interesting how he alternates from plectrum to finger style. Different effects can be achieved depending.
Didn't notice. But it does give more top end if needed. For instance (I play the same guitar) if bass pickup on 8 or 9 and treble pickup on 2 or 3. Tone controls to taste.
@@Studio-62 I find it gives it more airy feel. Same thing when played with single coils or doing jazz on a SSS config. Also find it really helpful to have this as an options when the bass overpowers and the guitar control are all I have access to.
Gibson ES-175 This Gibson guitar, the Es175, was the main guitar of Joe Pass. He got one for his birthday from a guy named Mike Peak in 1963, who saw Joe Pass playing jazz on a solid body (the Fender Jazzmaster).
@@greatvanzini it was not exactly a 175 but very similar. He describes it in the dvd "An evening with Joe Pass", this is the video ruclips.net/video/HSeJSWwEyoE/видео.html
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Just look at their faces. They’re having an absolute gas. Lovely to see. RIP Joe P, you legend.
Here is the personnel.This video from Blue Note, Tokyo, Japan, has the same people as the "For Django" recording session in 1964. "for django" 1964 features Joe Pass (g) John Pisano (g) Jim Hughart (b) Colin Bailey (dr).
Pat Martino ,Joe Pass,Barney Kessel, Allan Holdsworth, Rene Thomas,Eddie van Halen,Jimi Hendrix,Les Paul,Wim Overgaauw,Ed Bickert ... these are my greatest guitar legend 's..r.i.p.
A cool thing about jazz is that you can peak in your 70’s.
I took lessons from him from ‘73 to ‘75 when I lived in Van Nuys. We would play jazz standards and I would stop him when I heard/saw something that I was capable of playing. He always told me to sing my solos.
You are one lucky man - the guy was a genius!
Joe Pass one of our great forefathers in our beautiful Jazz tradition.
I saw him in Chicago in the late 80’’s?
I talked to Joe for 4 -5 minutes .
A great guy. He was selling his own CD’s and Cassettes at a table.
He was signing autographs etc...
He’s a virtuoso!🎸🎼
i just simply love Joe Pass' style of playing. He leads but just knows how to enable the other musicians to shine through from time to time.
amazing how much quality sound 4 musicians can produce
A performance from one of the most tasteful guitar players of all time.
TWO of the most beautiful guitar players..
Charles Barry
A beautifully light touch...
Masterful
When he starts to sing is very funny his face. Great!
Impeccable musicianship all around! What a performance!
Beautiful person and a beautiful player.
Another fantastic live performance from the irreplaceable Joe Pass.
Many thanks for the posting.
The best guitar version of that tune l've seen on youtube
it's good but I'm partial to this Wes take (and by the way, I love Joe Pass!) It's music, so this is about taste, not about something being better or not as good : ruclips.net/video/pZ0ybQnhsvc/видео.html
Nice solo, inventive and nicely sculpted. About 5:05 I hear him quote Desafinado. Interesting how he alternates from plectrum to finger style. Different effects can be achieved depending.
I'd love to have seen Joe Pass live...
John Pisano killing it on rhythm guitar.
Yea John Pisano _ _ killing it on everything he plays
John is the man.
@@bobhess5986 I totally agree, hear him on Joe's LP For Django.
Cool rhythm guitar
This band is on fire
Joe Pass is killing it on this standard!! A fantastic interpretation and arrangement
Sucha smooth criminal. Crazy nice vibe on this standard
1 Year since my last entry and he still is the great Joe Pass
Man, I wonder what it’s like being such an incredible drummer/ghost…
so smooth
If there ever was an open road cruising song , this is it. Way too smooth.
best version of nicas dream
La beauté des phrases 👍
How great this is....please remeber who was the best...
All others take a ticket and wait in line....the great joe pass is playing
Wow. Classe infinita, distensione, tutto scorre ,meraviglioso.
Pickups are on 'Middle' position - interesting detail :)
Didn't notice. But it does give more top end if needed. For instance (I play the same guitar) if bass pickup on 8 or 9 and treble pickup on 2 or 3. Tone controls to taste.
@@Studio-62 I find it gives it more airy feel. Same thing when played with single coils or doing jazz on a SSS config. Also find it really helpful to have this as an options when the bass overpowers and the guitar control are all I have access to.
Joe has this tune in his hands.
Pass is still the greatest hard bob jazz player, in MY opinion. It is a personal choice, you may and probably will differ and that's ok.
Oh, if only everyone knew that it's OK for someone to differ.
I like to think that nobody played better than Joe.
anyone who could hold the guitar chair with oscar peterson has to be one of the best ever.
that tone!
Very Good
I don't know which version I like of this song better !!!
The great joe pass
Joe Pass speak with his guitar..you can hear what he is saying..
最高ですねー
👌👌👌👌👌👌👌🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Gibson ES 175
Gibson ES-175
This Gibson guitar, the Es175, was the main guitar of Joe Pass. He got one for his birthday from a guy named Mike Peak in 1963, who saw Joe Pass playing jazz on a solid body (the Fender Jazzmaster).
with John Pisano?
The 175-Club...
Pass is a gas.
Ohohoh so good
The other musicians please don’t let me make a mistake 🤣
joe pass playing single note lines what
Joe Pass, Jonh Pisano, best...
I noticed that...such a good combo
When was this recorded? Last time I saw Joe performing live was *forever* ago in 1979. :-)
This is the late Joe Pass, the gig isafter 1990 since he plays the Gibson signature model.
@@Domingojazz Joe had a 175 ish signature? I did not know that. Have to keep an eye open.
@@greatvanzini it was not exactly a 175 but very similar. He describes it in the dvd "An evening with Joe Pass", this is the video ruclips.net/video/HSeJSWwEyoE/видео.html
Sounds bossa Nova but can be wrong forgive me if it isent.
Eh, close, its latin
With 175!
Whew! what a killer!
Mestrao
Who's the drummer on this?
Keith moon 🌙
Who is the bass player?
Jack Bone - Jim Hugart. Reunion of the original band on the Pacific Jazz album, For Django
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