I once saw Mr. Taylor in concert in Montreal, Québec, and it was so amazing. He's one of the best guitar player I ever known. I thank him for all the marvellous music he puts on line !
What amazing playing ... I came to this via Martin's conversation with Stephane Grappelli ... such joy to find people with this level of talent who are so modest and so committed to inspiring other people!
Martin this is what the world needs right now, beautiful music. I really hope we still get to meet in September at your camp. Please keep it up - we need you! Cheers.
I remember when you did this piece (it was maybe about four or five minutes long) for *Guitar Techniques magazine* . It must have been from one of the 1999 editions, possibly 2000. It stands out as one of my favourite solo guitar recordings. Very relaxing, melancholic, and helps give me a little wry smile now that I'm getting older. Makes me more appreciative of what I have (a beautiful wife, a nice new house to live in). Thank you for this composition Martin.
You're a blessed man. I envy you my friend. I just lost everything and I'm starting over at age 55. Music like this inspires me to work hard and appreciate what little I do have. Thank you
Dear Sir, i wish i could explain to you how much your music motivates me and brings so much peace to my life. Thank you very much. I really hope to attend one of your retreats someday.
Outstanding!!! No one plays this beautiful song solo like you do! I have several of your videos, and the first time I heard you play this I was mesmerized! Still trying to learn it, and do my poor-man Martin Taylor imitation of it. God bless you, and I hope that someday you can back to San Diego, CA. again. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🎼🎶🎵🎸🙏🏼🎵🎶🎼
Great rendition of the song. Another Hoagie Carmichael story, my first exposure to his work was when I was a wee lad maybe 5 years old. He was a character on “The Flintstones” and played on a Stoneway piano. Thanks
It is totally impossible to play multiple parts simultaneously, and seemingly effortlessly. I used to be mesmerized by Joe Pass - but this is another level. Martin is untouchable. Not just the greatest guitarist but greatest ever musician.
I love the bass line in your tunes. This song is priceless. Thanks for the treat. I'm a newbie at 76, bought one of your instruction books, very helpful. ciao.
How many “holy shit” moments can you pack into one song? Wow. There were times I was looking for the “second” and “third” guitarists. Busting out some superb blues licks in amongst all the jazz.
You can tell you gave a lifetime of ideas in this piece. Some of them so subtle, natural by amazing. Never forget the first time I met you with my wife. I think you had the same hair styles at the time and were using all 16 fingers. Georgie Fame was a pleasant surprise for my wife & friends who I brought along. Now I think I'm going to listen to this again. It is stunning - but there are no surprises there. Thanks for your methodology in teaching too. Beautifully shot and edited.
Just the greatest ....I once asked the great Jim Mullen what he thought of Martins playing ...he replied "Martin's a monster" there you have it ..from one great guitarist to another!!!!!
Hi Martin! I loved hearing this. You’d never remember, but I was a young piano player from DETROIT in the mid 80’s playing at Pizza on the Park in London, doing a week with Eddie Thompson “opening” for me ( ridiculous, I could take 10 lessons a day from him), and you came in and were very kind and encouraging to me. You invited me to attend a performance you had with Stephane Grappelli, and arranged for me to be introduced to him- all of it thrilling. In any case, this has been a nice surprise to find you here, and I’ll certainly track down your solo recordings. BTW, at the time I was playing mostly blues and boogie Woogie piano under the name Mr.B. Stay well, and thanks for the beautiful musicianship!
Very nice Martin. Been' giggin; since '69, still am. Jazz trios/quart's to St Paul Chamber orch. Hope to meet up with Jamey Aebersold in June for a jam in Ky. Played Minneapolis-Mexico, Chicago to Omaha. I really miss the jazz standards and Real Book. PENSACOLA, FLA.is one of my latest finds that still has an appreciation for my favorite art form that is slowing in the So., and Midwest US. Was blessed though to play with artists from Brazil, Canada, And major US cities like Boston, L.A., Toronto, Nashville, Memphis, NY., and N.O, .La., UK. I'm just thankful for your fans and musician's like you, that are keeping compassion for this art form. Keep on. If you're interested I'll send you a CD. Can I find yours on Amazon?
Hello Martin! I have followed your playing for a few decades now. Always considered you, as with your close friend Tommy E, as the cream on top of a bunch of great players. Your style is so smooth and flowing. I took lessons back in the early 70s with Harry Leahy in New Jersey, and again 20 years after his passing with his best student at the time. Walt Bibinger. Who has your intonations style. So, after seeing this video, of which I have seen you play it numerous ways, will be on my list to work on in these times of laying around the shanty! Hope all is well.
![Georgia on My Mind // Joscho Stephan Trio [STUDIO CLIP]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/UgH6AIAsogU/mqdefault.jpg)
My favourite standard played by my favourite jazz guitarist. That's happiness.
I can imagine Hoagy with a big smile listening to this wonderful performance. Thank you.
I once saw Mr. Taylor in concert in Montreal, Québec, and it was so amazing. He's one of the best guitar player I ever known. I thank him for all the marvellous music he puts on line !
Absolute genius! Saw him live about 25 years ago at Wigmore Hall, London. It was pure magic!!
And...smile. The world needs people like you to make music like this more than ever.
What amazing playing ... I came to this via Martin's conversation with Stephane Grappelli ... such joy to find people with this level of talent who are so modest and so committed to inspiring other people!
Sheer beauty and virtuosity. Thank you Martin.
Martin this is what the world needs right now, beautiful music. I really hope we still get to meet in September at your camp. Please keep it up - we need you! Cheers.
I can't listen to this without smiling....and I'm only 90 seconds in. Thank you Martin.
I think that I beat you to it! Barely a minute required, four minutes in and still beaming which is not easy given the times we live in.
Great sound with beutiful backstage story, a very satisfying video... Tq
Pardon the expletives I just blurted out but I just listened to the first minute and am blown away!!!
So so good. I’ve loved this rendition of yours from your 1997 album for 15+ years now. So tasteful and skilled. Beautiful
Lost for words .What can be said about Martins masterful playing .
Johnny Hiland.. check him out
Congratulations to Martin !
M'y brother Marc FOSSET loved to play guitar with you.
Best regards.
Bernard
Why am I listening to this over and over again?
It's f'n boring
melody lovely throughout, thank you.. 🎸😎
Beautiful and funky - never thought of playing this number in E, but very appropriate for a bluesy version...thanks so much
thank you so much for uploading! equisite audio quality and exceptional playing of this beautifull song!
I remember when you did this piece (it was maybe about four or five minutes long) for *Guitar Techniques magazine* . It must have been from one of the 1999 editions, possibly 2000. It stands out as one of my favourite solo guitar recordings. Very relaxing, melancholic, and helps give me a little wry smile now that I'm getting older. Makes me more appreciative of what I have (a beautiful wife, a nice new house to live in). Thank you for this composition Martin.
Same!….that’s where I found it….my fave rendition ever.
One of my all time favourite interpretations of that song. I still have that magazine edition snd the tab transcription. Sweet music.
Thank you.
You're a blessed man. I envy you my friend. I just lost everything and I'm starting over at age 55. Music like this inspires me to work hard and appreciate what little I do have. Thank you
Lord have mercy - what a player!
This is your signature thing. I really enjoy it. Nobody plays it like you. Gospel yet jazzy.
Thank you Martin, as always such a pleasure to listen to you. You are without doubt a light in this time of darkness. Stay well.
Dear Sir, i wish i could explain to you how much your music motivates me and brings so much peace to my life. Thank you very much. I really hope to attend one of your retreats someday.
Martin In this days of crisis cause by Covid 19 you are an oasis of joy with tremendus impact to me and those who love Guitar and Jazz ,God bless you
i follow you since .....years always a great pleasure de France thanks for posting stay a long time with us
Superb musicianship as always! Beautiful tone and execution! And a marvelous teacher - Martin Taylor.
Absolutely wonderful version of Georgia On My Mind. Thank You very much for the beautiful post.
What a joy to not only listen, but watch you as well!
Having to stop indoors and wondering what to do... suddenly 12.58 minutes of pure genius presented itself. Thank you sir! 🙂🎸🎵🎶🎵❤👏👏👏👍
masterful.... i need to practice alot more
Like a beautiful Spring day!!! Really great guitar playing here.
Great Great Great master !! You're a number one!!
I'm an amateur violinist and presume to play along with this. It is sublimely fun. Thank you!
Outstanding!!! No one plays this beautiful song solo like you do! I have several of your videos, and the first time I heard you play this I was mesmerized! Still trying to learn it, and do my poor-man Martin Taylor imitation of it. God bless you, and I hope that someday you can back to San Diego, CA. again. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🎼🎶🎵🎸🙏🏼🎵🎶🎼
Absolutely the best! Thank you so much, Maestro Taylor!
great version Martin, I love it. Thank you so much for sharing!
Martin Taylor......great guitar player. Always a pleasure to listen to you!
What a beautiful performance, there is so much soul coming out of those strings.... just breathtaking. Bravo.
Great rendition of the song. Another Hoagie Carmichael story, my first exposure to his work was when I was a wee lad maybe 5 years old. He was a character on “The Flintstones” and played on a Stoneway piano. Thanks
Gold standard!
It is totally impossible to play multiple parts simultaneously, and seemingly effortlessly. I used to be mesmerized by Joe Pass - but this is another level. Martin is untouchable. Not just the greatest guitarist but greatest ever musician.
here we are well beyond music: this is simply magic! Thanks Martin for what you mean for all of us!
Thank you Martin... hoping all is well and Happy with you & family 🇨🇦😊🇨🇦 Cheers Alberta Dave
I love the bass line in your tunes. This song is priceless. Thanks for the treat. I'm a newbie at 76, bought one of your instruction books, very helpful. ciao.
How many “holy shit” moments can you pack into one song? Wow. There were times I was looking for the “second” and “third” guitarists.
Busting out some superb blues licks in amongst all the jazz.
Nice work, Martin.
I don't listen to much jazz but when I do, it's M.T.
Beautiful work ! beautiful instruments
You can tell you gave a lifetime of ideas in this piece. Some of them so subtle, natural by amazing. Never forget the first time I met you with my wife. I think you had the same hair styles at the time and were using all 16 fingers. Georgie Fame was a pleasant surprise for my wife & friends who I brought along. Now I think I'm going to listen to this again. It is stunning - but there are no surprises there. Thanks for your methodology in teaching too. Beautifully shot and edited.
Thank you for a delightful performance and commentary.
There is an unbelievable breath in this interpretation, unique. I love it. My style. Place to breath.
A great pleasure to listen to this; I imagine a Martin Taylor and John Lee Hooker duo!
Just wonderfull and the best version I've ever heard.
The blessing of music ... ! Thank you Martin and stay safe and healthy. 😊
Georgia is my second home. I love this song and you did a great version
I wanna play it. But I can't. I'll practice in much easy way. Awesome performance.
I Couldn't find words good enough for that.
Lush and seemingly Zen-like mastery. There's so much in there. I could listen all day. Thank you.
That guitar.
What a sound.
What guitar is?
Wonderful and inspiring as always Martin!
Thanks, John
Gig Harbor, WA
You are a true artist, Martin Taylor! Thank you for this beautiful rendition.
your playing is tasteful and impeccable - thank you, my friend
Just the greatest ....I once asked the great Jim Mullen what he thought of Martins playing ...he replied "Martin's a monster" there you have it ..from one great guitarist to another!!!!!
Beautiful. Bravo!
Great video brother, nice vibe, great quality, sound and all, thank you.
Thanks for that masterpiece mr.Taylor.
I'm working on a transcription of this video to then put my style over it.
Greetings from Brazil
Stunning performance and beautiful tone to boot 🎸🎶👍
Simply great Martin!!!
God bless you!
Thank You Master. Great, really beautiful.
Amazing as always Martin! I hope you James and your families are all doing well during this crazy time.
Brilliant,only a special talent can play like this.Who needs a piano anyway?
Hi Martin! I loved hearing this. You’d never remember, but I was a young piano player from DETROIT in the mid 80’s playing at Pizza on the Park in London, doing a week with Eddie Thompson “opening” for me ( ridiculous, I could take 10 lessons a day from him), and you came in and were very kind and encouraging to me. You invited me to attend a performance you had with Stephane Grappelli, and arranged for me to be introduced to him- all of it thrilling. In any case, this has been a nice surprise to find you here, and I’ll certainly track down your solo recordings. BTW, at the time I was playing mostly blues and boogie Woogie piano under the name Mr.B. Stay well, and thanks for the beautiful musicianship!
Very nice Martin. Been' giggin; since '69, still am. Jazz trios/quart's to St Paul Chamber orch. Hope to meet up with Jamey Aebersold in June for a jam in Ky. Played Minneapolis-Mexico, Chicago to Omaha. I really miss the jazz standards and Real Book. PENSACOLA, FLA.is one of my latest finds that still has an appreciation for my favorite art form that is slowing in the So., and Midwest US. Was blessed though to play with artists from Brazil, Canada, And major US cities like Boston, L.A., Toronto, Nashville, Memphis, NY., and N.O, .La., UK. I'm just thankful for your fans and musician's like you, that are keeping compassion for this art form.
Keep on. If you're interested I'll send you a CD. Can I find yours on Amazon?
Brillant made, awesome ☺
Thank you as always masterful joyful musical brilliance.
just lovely!
Hi,
It is one of the best tones i’ve ever heard ...
Beautiful........
Beautifully played wonderful style tone Martin
Thank you-nice go to for the world.....sweet music......☮️🔛🌎
Great playing there Martin..
Martin fantastic guitar man forever❤️👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Hello Martin! I have followed your playing for a few decades now. Always considered you, as with your close friend Tommy E, as the cream on top of a bunch of great players. Your style is so smooth and flowing. I took lessons back in the early 70s with Harry Leahy in New Jersey, and again 20 years after his passing with his best student at the time. Walt Bibinger. Who has your intonations style. So, after seeing this video, of which I have seen you play it numerous ways, will be on my list to work on in these times of laying around the shanty! Hope all is well.
Excelente! Excelente! Excelente! Por favor haga un tutorial. Saludos!
I grew up listening to your song True after seeing you in person in South Korea. Sir, I am in love with your cover of Gerogia On My Mind :)
I hope you do more of these! Great playing and very interesting insights and stories :D
this is very nice indeed!
Great Sir Martin Awesome Peace!
Very beautiful! This is really making me consider the ArtistWork lessons. Thanks for the wonderful music, Martin
Best version ever!!
Beautiful...thanks Martin
Hadn't realised I'd not subscribed on RUclips... Hope you and Liz keeping well in these strange lockdown times.
How it should be played @ Martin beautiful man
Beautiful! Thank you!
Perfect!!!!!!!! Martin Taylor!!!!!!Thank you!!!
Good to see the old Barker on the floor ? And a lovely Hofner on the wall. Thanks Martin. Boyo Alan, Swansea
thank you Martin. That was epic :-)
This is incredible thanks for sharing!
Music only music, beautiful
WOW!! Yes sir, that was so delicious for the ears. You have a new subscriber and fan. Thank you
just wow
One of my fav tunes of all time. You’re take beautiful and soothing 🤘🏼🌹
Excelente Martin! Una muy sentida versión de ese famoso tema. Felicidades!!!