I was there. And among the many extraordinary things is how you all left space for each other. Often, 2 or more guitars gets to sound like a dense mess. To have all of you up there, listening to each other, supporting each other, staying out of each other's way - it was beyond beautiful. Thanks, Jimmy.
Great to see you playing with these other gents Jimmy. This is all new to me but it sounds sweet...a lot of nice sounding Fender amps. Lovely stuff Jimmy. You can feel the love.
This is a real treat to watch. Unfortunately in this area of Indiana there is no jazz scene. You have to travel four hours to Chicago to get anything close to this. Thank you for sharing, Jimmy.
This is so COOL!!! Watching guitarists of this caliber playing and listening to one another in order to produce the most interesting and cooperative melodic lines - LOVE IT!!!
Absolutely lovely! Thank you so much for giving us an inside look, listen, learn. I really enjoy waking to your posts... 😎 man! You guys sounded great!
Great guitarists who actually listen to each other , complimenting, laying back when necessary , then all able to solo , each with their distinctive style and sound , great tone ....just amazing the talent in that room...you played great as usual Jimmy , thanks for sharing a snippet ....any chance of a DVD??
Jimmy get some more gigs.... your playing in an ensemble is phenomenal! Even if it's just a guitar duo or trio, I believe you would benefit so much. You're in your element, happy and content. It would probably make you feel younger and may even add years to your life. I'd love to hear more from this concert. As many as 5 guitarists and I didn't hear even a single shreddie ! Thanks for sharing this teaser. Best regards from Montreal. -Glenn
Went to see Frank Vignola in concert at the Newton High School Auditorium in Newton, N.C. back several years ago. Frank was smoking’, as usual. Great performance. You sure know how to pick 'em, Jimmy Bruno. Great performance here, also.
great interplay - ears wide open. I dug Frank's bluesy bends there, and Jimmy swinging hard the whole time and incorporating that Charlie Parker riff - I felt like that was for the youtube crowd since it's been a recent topic/lesson on here :D
Very nice; wish I'd been there. Do you have more video of the evening?About two years ago, Russell Malone appeared at a jam session in New Jersey where I was one of the players. He asked if he could play my ES-175 (which I've had since it was new in 1958) and, in the course of doing so, demonstrated conclusively that the guitar wasn't holding me back; it was the other way around.
You must've really enjoyed playing last night . That was wonderful.. I remember seeing Gary 35 and 40 years ago at Fat Tuesdays with a lot of guys. And for a while he played with Les Paul's band too he was always a great bass player.
Thanks for sharing it Jimmy. Everyone sounded great. The intro / outro to All the Things You Are was terrific. I liked it so damn much I re-played that part of the video twice.
Awesome video Jimmy, thanks for sharing that with us ... You guys were fantastic and the audience was very cool. Nice to see an audience that appreciates great music. Thanks again Jimmy 👍
Thanks for sharing the iridium playing, what a treat this morning. The joke the other day about the girl and who is playing bass or drums priceless... and I leave you with quote from our local weatherman - "It's in the teens this morning don't forget your coat".
Talk about Heavy Hitters!!...You are Da Man Jimmy!! Sure Wish I could have been there.....last time there was to see Les Paul. Jimmy Bruno is next on my List!!:-) PS DAMN Jimmy you were on Fire!!!!!
Sounded like a great evening of jazz! You guys were cooking. Was that your Sadowsky? And what amp did you go through? Looks like you miked a Fender Reverb. As much as I enjoyed the solos, I really liked the classy comping, too! And I realized Vinnie was playing along with Russell on Misty. James and Gary were great, too. It seems to me you get focused and energized on stage.
Oh, I really enjoyed all that incredible playing. I could say I wished I could have sat in but honestly, I would have fucked the whole thing up royally so it's good some wishes never come true. Of course I'm only kidding about sitting in. I wouldn't dare even think I could match up to that class of playing and musicianship. It'd be like me playing a cigar box guitar with 2 strings, a bent pickup and 2 and 2/3 beats behind. You guys are the best.
As my late jazz teacher Tony Rizzi would often say, “That was a mother-grabber.” It looks like the only thing that would have made Jimmy happier on that club date is if there were a pack of smokes and an ashtray next to his chair. (And to think that he prefers to stay in his dungeon, smoke, drink coffee, and fantasize about Aunt Bea.) Get outta that house and perform more like you did last night. Awesome. I could listen to that music all day long. Cheers to Mrs. Bruno for coordinating the look of Jimmy’s left-footed rhythm section with his guitar. And I was glad to see at least one non-Italian on stage.
Almost like being there - a quality video and the playing was primo. You might consider video recording full length performances and charging for virtual online admission as another source of revenue. Music like this is hard to come by.
I Cant Give You Anything But Love?...I'm sorry ..but Jimmy plays circles around Russel Malone. (Russel is excellent so let me get that out of the way) however, Russel looks a bit cocky as well...maybe ...maybe not...not that big of deal, musically? simply not in the same league with Jimmy B...at least on that tune.
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I was there. And among the many extraordinary things is how you all left space for each other. Often, 2 or more guitars gets to sound like a dense mess. To have all of you up there, listening to each other, supporting each other, staying out of each other's way - it was beyond beautiful. Thanks, Jimmy.
Magical interplay between these guys. Jimmy playing brilliantly 👏
Jimmy, I love everything you post and I'm in the habit of checking you out on RUclips everyday. Today was an incredible gem! Much thanks.
Man, you are playing better than ever Jimmy. So melodic and beautiful. Wish I could have been there.
Thissssss... is entertainment.. thank you Jimmy and the boys....
Great to see you playing with these other gents Jimmy. This is all new to me but it sounds sweet...a lot of nice sounding Fender amps. Lovely stuff Jimmy. You can feel the love.
This is a real treat to watch. Unfortunately in this area of Indiana there is no jazz scene. You have to travel four hours to Chicago to get anything close to this. Thank you for sharing, Jimmy.
It was a fabulous evening. It was great to watch how much you and everyone else onstage was enjoying it all. Of course, us in the audience we all did!
I would've thought "3 guitars" would be a lot of "stepping on each other" but, No man that was great. You all played so good.
This is so COOL!!! Watching guitarists of this caliber playing and listening to one another in order to produce the most interesting and cooperative melodic lines - LOVE IT!!!
A summit of master guitarists. What a great time to be alive, and to bear witness to such beauty.
Wonderful playing, absolutely fantastic, these guys are masters of their craft, and great choice of material to boot!
Real Jazz is still alive!!!!!
Absolutely lovely! Thank you so much for giving us an inside look, listen, learn. I really enjoy waking to your posts... 😎 man! You guys sounded great!
Great guitarists who actually listen to each other , complimenting, laying back when necessary , then all able to solo , each with their distinctive style and sound , great tone ....just amazing the talent in that room...you played great as usual Jimmy , thanks for sharing a snippet ....any chance of a DVD??
Not a bad idea at all! Sometimes three guitarists are one too many, but you guys pulled this off masterfullly. Very special mojo happening here.
@@guitargod6997 DVD would be great!!!
OMG. I'd go out to watch this. Jimmy Bruno's so cool. Love the beat up patched up base too. Don't stop Bruno.
Jimmy get some more gigs.... your playing in an ensemble is phenomenal! Even if it's just a guitar duo or trio, I believe you would benefit so much. You're in your element, happy and content. It would probably make you feel younger and may even add years to your life.
I'd love to hear more from this concert. As many as 5 guitarists and I didn't hear even a single shreddie ! Thanks for sharing this teaser. Best regards from Montreal. -Glenn
Went to see Frank Vignola in concert at the Newton High School Auditorium in Newton, N.C. back several years ago. Frank was smoking’, as usual. Great performance. You sure know how to pick 'em, Jimmy Bruno. Great performance here, also.
great interplay - ears wide open. I dug Frank's bluesy bends there, and Jimmy swinging hard the whole time and incorporating that Charlie Parker riff - I felt like that was for the youtube crowd since it's been a recent topic/lesson on here :D
Sounds great Jimmy! You're looking healthier than you've looked in a long time!!!
Very nice; wish I'd been there. Do you have more video of the evening?About two years ago, Russell Malone appeared at a jam session in New Jersey where I was one of the players. He asked if he could play my ES-175 (which I've had since it was new in 1958) and, in the course of doing so, demonstrated conclusively that the guitar wasn't holding me back; it was the other way around.
A lot of great guitarists (and bassists) up there. Thanks for sharing some of the highlights.
Franks smile when you took off on your second solo, well that says it all! E flat, the people’s Key!
Jimmy just watching and listening to you and your your fello;-great artists performing is just pure joy!...Thanks so much for posting!
That's a lot of my favorite guitar players all in one room. Fuck'n smokin JImmy!!
Thank you! That was amazing.
Fantastic thank you very much .
Thank you for posting the clips. WOW!
Wow. that went well beyond not stepping on each other!
thanks for the live footage...great stuff.
You make it seem so easy and natural. Thank you so much.
brilliant .... just brilliant
Wonderful and thanks Jimmy.
Swingin' Hard! Love It!
THAT WAS AMAZING JIMMY THANK YOU
thank you so much,Jimmy ! Topnotch!
Thanks for this video Jimmy you are the man Great to see real musicians playing great tunes
Id loved to have been there Fantastic. Thank again
wow beautiful stuff thanks so much Jimmy.
Awesome Video. Thanks
thanks for the music this morning ! you guys were cooking !!!
Legends of guitar for sure.......very professional.............
Ño words necessary.Just brilliant.
You must've really enjoyed playing last night . That was wonderful.. I remember seeing Gary 35 and 40 years ago at Fat Tuesdays with a lot of guys. And for a while he played with Les Paul's band too he was always a great bass player.
What a treat! So much mutual respect and artistry...
Wow! What a treat,Boss! Thanks for sharing this music with your gang. I've really got to get over there.
Awesome , do share more of this.... thanks
Thanks for sharing it Jimmy. Everyone sounded great. The intro / outro to All the Things You Are was terrific. I liked it so damn much I re-played that part of the video twice.
Awesome video Jimmy, thanks for sharing that with us ... You guys were fantastic and the audience was very cool. Nice to see an audience that appreciates great music. Thanks again Jimmy 👍
Thanks for sharing this performance
Wish I was there. Great Jazz Guitar still lives.
Fabulous man! Love FV and those other guys were great too. Cool to see you do your thing.
Nice!
You killed it!
Talk about Spanking the Plank.
Thanks for sharing.
Good Guys!!
All the things ya are..
Italian Stallions!!
Wow! Outstanding playing... "I Love You" was... I don't have a word good enough. But it's the same word I'd use for Misty.
Siiiggghhh Maybe , just Maybe in another life.... Love you guys...Vidalia, GA
Heard them shift in to the Hank Garland sound, with blues
Thanks for sharing the iridium playing, what a treat this morning. The joke the other day about the girl and who is playing bass or drums priceless... and I leave you with quote from our local weatherman - "It's in the teens this morning don't forget your coat".
Wish I made it to that show!!!!
"The music speaks for itself." TRUTH!
Cool stuff! 7:10 that Charlie Parker lick! Looks like a blast! 9:10 bass solo :)
Talk about Heavy Hitters!!...You are Da Man Jimmy!!
Sure Wish I could have been there.....last time there was to see Les Paul.
Jimmy Bruno is next on my List!!:-)
PS DAMN Jimmy you were on Fire!!!!!
That bassist is superb
Sounded like a great evening of jazz! You guys were cooking. Was that your Sadowsky? And what amp did you go through? Looks like you miked a Fender Reverb. As much as I enjoyed the solos, I really liked the classy comping, too! And I realized Vinnie was playing along with Russell on Misty. James and Gary were great, too. It seems to me you get focused and energized on stage.
i think james chirillo was playing along on misty? really sounds like him.. anyway amazing stuff!!!
Great playing , Bruno ...
Light up your RUclips channel, Mr. DeCaprio!
HELLO FROM HOLLYWOOD JOE
very enjoyed
So the Bud really did the job.Man thats incredible!
If I EVER get a chance to see you live, I'm bringing my Real Book and asking you to autograph it!! LOL
I feel like I need to pay a cover or buy a drink or two; thanks to all! What a day this is going to be.
nice bach like counterpoint at the end of that first piece!
1 words ' WOOOW ;)
Oh, I really enjoyed all that incredible playing. I could say I wished I could have sat in but honestly, I would have fucked the whole thing up royally so it's good some wishes never come true. Of course I'm only kidding about sitting in. I wouldn't dare even think I could match up to that class of playing and musicianship. It'd be like me playing a cigar box guitar with 2 strings, a bent pickup and 2 and 2/3 beats behind. You guys are the best.
As my late jazz teacher Tony Rizzi would often say, “That was a mother-grabber.” It looks like the only thing that would have made Jimmy happier on that club date is if there were a pack of smokes and an ashtray next to his chair. (And to think that he prefers to stay in his dungeon, smoke, drink coffee, and fantasize about Aunt Bea.) Get outta that house and perform more like you did last night. Awesome.
I could listen to that music all day long. Cheers to Mrs. Bruno for coordinating the look of Jimmy’s left-footed rhythm section with his guitar. And I was glad to see at least one non-Italian on stage.
Man this was brilliant. I need to go home to NY. All these polite people here make me sick. Brilliant playing.
This is what I tell everyone about!!!
What that ur first gig with 'the bud'? Sounded great...what did you think of it?
10:21!
Jimmy you sound fantastic I just quit guitar
SUPER!!!
This is magisterial guitar Jimmy great plaer
Jimmy bruno monster jazz guitarist
Giant guitars plaer
If the tone on that Gibson were any smoother you would have to slap it.
Chirillo can play.
Almost like being there - a quality video and the playing was primo. You might consider video recording full length performances and charging for virtual online admission as another source of revenue. Music like this is hard to come by.
At 10:26 I never liked improvised solo of two or more guitars at once. It doesn't matter how good you are it always sound like a cacophony to me.
I Cant Give You Anything But Love?...I'm sorry ..but Jimmy plays circles around Russel Malone. (Russel is excellent so let me get that out of the way) however, Russel looks a bit cocky as well...maybe ...maybe not...not that big of deal, musically? simply not in the same league with Jimmy B...at least on that tune.