@@matews I mean, you follow a tendency to think that procreative decisions were exclusively male initiatives, like in the old joke about an event being not only before you were born, but before you were even a gleam in your father's eye, as if the man is the only one with the gleam, while the woman is just lying there.
Joe also played This American songbook gold nugget with Ray Brown on bass & Andre Previn on piano on der album "After Hours" another Desert Island Jazz Trio album
An amazing interpretation of a standard every jazz musician worth their salt (and many who weren't) has taken a run at. Definitely one of the best. richard --
from Jose Sepulveda.....I'm a classical guitarist, but man, oh man! Joe Pass was a bloody GENIUS.....just a riveting player......brilliant, inspired.....an ultimate instrument of his muse......
Joe Pass me emociona. Ouço a história dos humanos, com seus erros e acertos; sua luz e sua escuridão nos fraseados e notas emotivas que ele extrai de sua guitarra. Não sei explicar de forma racional isso que me acontece. Mas acontece. Toninho Horta também tem esse dom.
Back in Berklee days...there was a Joe Pass/Oscar Peterson show at Symphony Hall. Oscar Peterson didn't show or whatever and Joe just came out by himself and played solo like this....wow!
Joe Pass, Joseph Anthony Jacobi Passalacqua (Nuevo Brunswick, 13 de enero de 1929 - Los Ángeles, 23 de mayo de 1994), fue un músico de jazz estadounidense. Caracterizado por su uso del walking bass, del contrapunto melódico en medio del curso de una improvisación y de un estilo melódico de acordes, se trata de uno de los más alabados guitarristas de jazz, tanto por la crítica como por sus compañeros de profesión, a algunos de los cuales sirvió de eficiente acompañante en distintos trabajos.
Do not kid yourself. Joe knew his theory; the thing is he had developed to the point where he could allow himself to forget it and just play. In much the same way as you don't count your verbs, nouns, etc when talking. Joe was also a brilliant sight-reader.
@@pablo80955 Because when Joe was learning modes were not really taught. Read his book Joe Pass Guitar Style. You will see that he had a full understanding of theory. My guitar teacher was a student of Joes for 5 years. He told me joe was a mountain of knowledge when it came to music theory.
@Violinoscar that is a very good and accurate summation of becoming a complete musician ...and the analogy you use to compare it with speaking is one that I have used many times when explaining this part of musicianship to non musician friends
There are no mistakes in jazz, it's called improvisation. He augmented that note to add some extra spiciness, you can see how much he's sweating. So spicy; one whom doesn't love a good spicy curry does not share my tastes.
They say he didn't like the tone of that guitar because there was too much high end. The pickup is a little farther from the bridge than on other axes. Sounds really good to me.
Virtuoso, Virtuoso4, Virtuoso Live, Montreau75, Maybe..Virtuoso2...great version of "on Green Dolphin Street). Montreau 75 was shot in video too..some of the videos are on youtube...check out his version of Nuages...and if you like uptempo numbers..check out his version of The Song is You.... the audio version of Cherokee......and not solos..but his stuff with NHOP are fantastic...and his version of Autumn Leaves with Sarah Vaughan is amazing too. They are on youtube.
@@daha5210 No, Guthrie can't play what Joe Pass did. Not even close. The patterns Joe used are more difficult than the note choise of GV. To understand this take while, Believe me, I was like you, but shredders cant play like this.
His sense of phrasing is untouchable, but what really seperates Joe from the pack is the hidden counterpoint that links the chords and soloistic material, as well as infusing swing into his archane harmonies.. I hope his solos are anthologized like Parker's "Omnibook" so we can see his musical genious and study rather than copy it.
Joe's one problem: he never really learned his way around the guitar neck. It was constant hit and miss. The amount of mistakes he makes really shows his....I'M KIDDING! It's sickening how well he knew the guitar!
I was there for that concert ... Stayed in a converted rail car for accommodation, one of the best week of music events I was ever to attend
Clearly an UNTOUCHABLE player.... soul, technique, speed, TASTE - that is the true Pass......
3:50 to the end... WHAT!? Insane... The way he maneuvers those complex voicings is unreal! Joe is the one to beat.
holy shi*!
Seeing the joy on his face as he shreds up and down the fretboard brings a smile to my face. Amazing player!
No, pick up your guitar and go practice. None of us will be him but we all can improve.
I was born this year. My dad was probably listening to this and felt the strange need to procreate. I thank you Joe Pass.
Hahaha
A bit TMI but thanks for the insight
What about your mom?
@@sheilamacdougal4874 She's alive and happy, thanks for asking!
@@matews I mean, you follow a tendency to think that procreative decisions were exclusively male initiatives, like in the old joke about an event being not only before you were born, but before you were even a gleam in your father's eye, as if the man is the only one with the gleam, while the woman is just lying there.
It doesn't get any better than this. Joe Pass and All The Things You Are.
This is truly music of and for the Gods!
Joe Pass’ single note playing is so recognizable. Possibly more than any jazz guitarist IMO.
Wes has to be right up there with him tho
@@socalangler4082 i don't think he means its the best, i think its just got a very distinct character that's instantly recognizable as him.
Congratulations to a great master of the guitar, I think it's one of the greatest guitarists in the world!
Spend 30 years playing and learning jazz guitar. Listen to this, then give up.
Well, let's be honest here, even Larry Carlton said that Joe Pass is his hero!
Exactly lol! But it was fun trying anyway 👍
Dont give up bro, trying to play this is beautiful. Joe himself said, he never plays anything complex!
2020, this is still the bomb!!!
almost 2022 and the war on terror continues to reign both metaphorically and literally
2024
This will always be a bomb! Joe Pass is the ultimate guitar maestro virtuoso.
Timelessly brilliant.
Amazing! I can even hear his breathing
@Mike3303
In his case a "mistake" sounds like part of the complete picture-another masterpiece, fully improvised jazz music. He's beyond guitar...
Joe also played This American songbook gold nugget with Ray Brown on bass & Andre Previn on piano on der album "After Hours" another Desert Island Jazz Trio album
Бесценный, лучший, гармонический, вечно актуальный в нашем мире.
Nice and amazing jazz insturment from jazz legend, Joe Pass :)
Soul therapy.
An amazing interpretation of a standard every jazz musician worth their salt (and many who weren't) has taken a run at. Definitely one of the best.
richard
--
Genius thank you!
from Jose Sepulveda.....I'm a classical guitarist, but man, oh man! Joe Pass was a bloody GENIUS.....just a riveting player......brilliant, inspired.....an ultimate instrument of his muse......
Joe Pass me emociona. Ouço a história dos humanos, com seus erros e acertos; sua luz e sua escuridão nos fraseados e notas emotivas que ele extrai de sua guitarra. Não sei explicar de forma racional isso que me acontece. Mas acontece. Toninho Horta também tem esse dom.
so much SOUL... just look at those facial expressions.....
What a ending !
fucking goth that rightadfh
Bruce Forman ,guitar teacher.
magnifico jazz el mejor¡¡¡
saludos desde mexico
I had the privilege of seeing him back around 75. He was awesome. I think this song is on intercontinental pass.
Joe Pass, guitarrista único, que nunca teve banda de apoio, sempre tocou sozinho. E pensar que já se passaram 30 anos de sua morte...
Na verdade teve também bandas incríveis. Tem uma série de discos com quarteto incrível.
@felipeshikama mas ele tocava mais sozinho
Amazing!
Muita excelência na arte de composição, arranjo e interpretação
Virtuosismo puro
Beautiful rendition.
Fajnie. POZDRAWIAM DZIĘKUJĘ ❤
God damn. This is magnificent!
00:26 painful expression 🖤🖤🖤
Amazing.
just wonderful
A great guitarist has a chord for every note, joe had three!!!! What a man
Stunning
The greatest❤
Back in Berklee days...there was a Joe Pass/Oscar Peterson show at Symphony Hall. Oscar Peterson didn't show or whatever and Joe just came out by himself and played solo like this....wow!
One of my favorites.
🎶 Learned to play the saxophone...I play just what I feel 🎶 Fucking Brilliant command of his instrument and the harmony he feels. Truly a Virtuoso🎶
Great Master
Thank you, Joe. For everything.
the Bach of jazz guitar
Grandissimo
Joe Pass, Joseph Anthony Jacobi Passalacqua (Nuevo Brunswick, 13 de enero de 1929 - Los Ángeles, 23 de mayo de 1994), fue un músico de jazz estadounidense. Caracterizado por su uso del walking bass, del contrapunto melódico en medio del curso de una improvisación y de un estilo melódico de acordes, se trata de uno de los más alabados guitarristas de jazz, tanto por la crítica como por sus compañeros de profesión, a algunos de los cuales sirvió de eficiente acompañante en distintos trabajos.
very nice
Do not kid yourself. Joe knew his theory; the thing is he had developed to the point where he could allow himself to forget it and just play. In much the same way as you don't count your verbs, nouns, etc when talking. Joe was also a brilliant sight-reader.
"Don't ask me about modes because I don't know anything about them." - Joe Pass
@@pablo80955 Because when Joe was learning modes were not really taught. Read his book Joe Pass Guitar Style. You will see that he had a full understanding of theory.
My guitar teacher was a student of Joes for 5 years. He told me joe was a mountain of knowledge when it came to music theory.
@Violinoscar that is a very good and accurate summation of becoming a complete musician ...and the analogy you use to compare it with speaking is one that I have used many times when explaining this part of musicianship to non musician friends
my hero
wow hes so good
I read that as Bacon Jazz Festival and got excited for a moment
This guy é demais!!!!!
Joe Pass is the best!!!!!
Opinions vary!
1:57...When Joe Pass made a mistake, I was sure something crazy was gonna happen...like a tear in the space-time continuum.
i thought the universe was going to implode as well ahahah
There are no mistakes in jazz, it's called improvisation. He augmented that note to add some extra spiciness, you can see how much he's sweating. So spicy; one whom doesn't love a good spicy curry does not share my tastes.
Hola!!!Soy Titi Moreno!!!!...El bajista.
He the segovia of Jazz Guitar it s just out of controll!
This maestro guitar is a my teacher imagine ❤
They say he didn't like the tone of that guitar because there was too much high end. The pickup is a little farther from the bridge than on other axes.
Sounds really good to me.
Il est tellement brillant qu'on dirait qu'ils sont deux à jouer
Virtuoso, Virtuoso4, Virtuoso Live, Montreau75, Maybe..Virtuoso2...great version of "on Green Dolphin Street).
Montreau 75 was shot in video too..some of the videos are on youtube...check out his version of Nuages...and if you like uptempo numbers..check out his version of The Song is You.... the audio version of Cherokee......and not solos..but his stuff with NHOP are fantastic...and his version of Autumn Leaves with Sarah Vaughan is amazing too. They are on youtube.
Joe Pass is perfect complet guitarrist !! *****
какой молодец!
fenomeno!!
Joe set down and plays alone for a full concert❤
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Mago
Talk about inspiration to practice your guitar
man i wish i could learn how to play like him... i just cant seem to put my fingers on the correct positions as fast as he can
Exquisite BeefTaco are you better today😆
we must know!
Exquisite BeefTaco you are probably a god now
its been a decade can we have a update please??
Killer Joe!! No Joke
My fucking brain explodes when I listen to Joe play. Fuck!
This ibanez jp-20 should have never been discontinued.All they have to do is re-name it .The other J.P. model is firewood.
nobody on youtube can be compared to joe pass. that's the true, accept it or cry
Search Guthrie Govan. Then hold on to your socks.
@@daha5210 No, Guthrie can't play what Joe Pass did. Not even close. The patterns Joe used are more difficult than the note choise of GV. To understand this take while, Believe me, I was like you, but shredders cant play like this.
There is joe than everyone else..and i mean everyone..
I wish he didn't die at 65, he could've lived another 20 years into the 2000s!
His sense of phrasing is untouchable, but what really seperates Joe from the pack is the hidden counterpoint that links the chords and soloistic material, as well as infusing swing into his archane harmonies.. I hope his solos are anthologized like Parker's "Omnibook" so we can see his musical genious and study rather than copy it.
God forgive me for trying to play that one and not his Virtuoso version wich is actually easier imo
so fuckijg good omg
istenem de tud:( a JóIsten áldja meg ott ahol van. Legnagyobb KIRÁLY!!!
Ajjaa bravo maestro! That ending by the way, is amazing !! One question, anyone knows why the Ibanez Headstock logo is taped? Cheers!
Wooow, don't have much more to say!
Holy shittttt
best comment ever!
I just wonder what would happen if he and Lenny Breau played a gig together
he's GOD
yeah, i just wasn't sure if he was doing all the chord shapes improvised.
Joe's one problem: he never really learned his way around the guitar neck. It was constant hit and miss. The amount of mistakes he makes really shows his....I'M KIDDING! It's sickening how well he knew the guitar!
i don't understand
you got me for a sec hahha
the mistakes he makes are beautifull
Lol
於此世界中從非怨止怨唯以忍止怨此古聖常法 He’s joking. Not serious.
My blood pressure went up and then down.
@thom188 it's emaj7#5 in fact
i like he covered the brand of the guitar. hmm..... what kind of a
guitar is this?
karun8236 its a gibson copy
karun8236 lawsuit era..
It appears from the headstock shape and body to be an Ibanez jp20 signature model Joe pass guitar.. it began being produced around 1980 .
Joe didn't pass he went on a solo run and scored every time
wonder what chet atkins thought of him or les paul or the other way around wonder if they ever meet each other
its the 2-5 going to the real 2, so its 3-6-2-5.
and the 3 mostly sounds like a 1 chord so its kind of a 1-6-2-5.
yep, improvisation is a key factor in jazz
I always wished he'd put his amp a little louder
Que boooo,mestra,joan,Catalonia free💕💕❤️
Só não consigo tocar assim por que não tenho um bigode igual ao dele !
0:31
0:30
1:06 to 1:13 ear candy
is he improvising?
you have to dedicate your soul to it man, and maybe go nuts in the process
fuckin' Joe..
Hahah I actually said this out loud to myself, and then scrolled down to the comments. He's incredible