My Man's Gone Now - (Solo Nylon Jazz Guitar)

One of my favorite jazz ballads by George Gershwin - "My Man's Gone Now". I took a more common chord progression that Bill Evens used in his interpretation of this song, as oppose to "Porgy and Bess" original version.
I find it challenging to play ballads, especially rubato versions. This recording is performed mainly in time. Maybe next time I'll be more brave and try to record a full ballad in rubato tempo.
But for now please enjoy this one and as always have a nice day.
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[@GravityBoy72]

Great playing!
Nice guitar as well.

[@hlibbaisha]

Thank you. Guitar is nice for sure =)

[@GuillaumeSIMONJAZZ]

Great guitar concept! Love the tone! 👌🍻

[@hlibbaisha]

Thank you! I hope I managed to translate the live sound of an instrument to a sustain extend ✌

[@olgabaysha2076]

Потрясающе!!

[@maei7287]

Awesome! ^__^

[@hlibbaisha]

Merci ✌️

[@gurenalz]

Man Hlib, this arrangement in the beginning is so damn moving, I love it

[@hlibbaisha]

Thanks man, our music tastes were always alike 😊

[@jooksinged2549]

Absolutely amazing!

[@hlibbaisha]

Thank you very much 😎

[@jeremijanuszewiczmusic7576]

Interesting sound. Didn’t hear too many nylon archtops.

[@hlibbaisha]

Thank you. That’s because there are not many. This guitar is Daniel Slaman’s, a dutch luthier and I loved it since I first heard it!

[@jakehall44]

Poggies

[@hlibbaisha]

Hah