John Pizzarelli - "I Got Rhythm" (solo) at the Fretboard Journal
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2012
- Jazz guitar great John Pizzarelli visited the Fretboard Journal magazine on July 24, 2012, shortly before his gig at Seattle's Jazz Alley. While visiting, he performed "I Got Rhythm" on his Moll seven-string guitar. As always, he breathes new life into this classic tune.
Pizzarelli was featured in the Fretboard Journal's 22nd issue, alongside Jackson Browne, Muriel Anderson and many other music greats.
Go to the FJ's website - fretboardjournal.com - to see even more exclusive interviews, podcasts, performance videos and more. The Fretboard Journal is the guitarist's bible, featuring in-depth interviews with legendary players and builders, photo essays and more. Every three months, subscribers receive a new, 128 page keepsake issue of the magazine in the mail. 
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alot of Bucky in all that amazing 7-string chord-based soloing, growing up seated at the foot of his father, the torch passed, RIP Bucky
When you're 4 years old and your father can quietly and confidently show you a few basic insights into playing the instrument, it goes deep into your soul.
Perfectly said. Godspeed, Bucky.
amazing I have been playing guitar for 40 years and he just played more chords in this video than I will play in a lifetime
Lol, all inversions. Theyre a bitch to play. And, at that speed, dayums!
Only about 5 or 6 different forms just all over the place!
You sounded like a usual djenty guy 🤣
Not if you practice
The fact that he can sing every note he plays just goes to show that constructing a good solo is more than just proper chord tones and scales, its something that you think up in your head. Thats what seperates a good soloist from an average soloist.
Usually you don't sing what you're soloing. maybe if you want to harmonize. But I still hear your point.
Maybe he played thaz solo 10.000 times and now knows every tone?
@@RIPKobe-yc8gd well I don't think that it might be a written solo. It's actually pretty common amongst high level jazz guitarists to be able to sing while they improvise
Your brain has unlimited capacity and can think and do anything. Your playing ability however is limited to a certain degree. If you were to only use your playing ability to construct a solo, you would be limiting your creative ability and potential do something new, exciting and more complicated. This is why using our brains in conjunction with our performance ability is far more beneficial when exploring our musical potential and capabilities
@@yaakovhassoun8965 heaps of great jazz soloists sing along to their solos. Just usually it's without a mic.
Listen to old McCoy Tyner, Thelonious Monk, Hancock etc etc records. You regularly can hear a mumbling sound accompanying their solos.
He makes it look so easy and effortless. Brilliant.
To sing and play those chords and swing all at the same time WOOW!
This man is rhythmically gifted.
crazy... i can't describe how awesome this is...
...verry awww...thanks.
0:46 He pulled that pick from his nose. Magic.
Nope. In his hand all the time.
Edgar Cordova F. Nope, it’s magic
@@billjamal4764 The magic is in it's virtuosity 🤩.
I thought the same jajaj (I knew that was on his hand all the time but its a funny
coincidence)
That comment made my day ahaha, thank you
Imagine being that good and still being the 2nd best guitarist in the Family!
Kills me!😂
What a master family of musicians
Respect for this guy. He's an amazing player
What a massive talent.
you should see his dad.
Bucky was great first :)
Thank You, John ... Brilliant, as usual !!!
Great as always John!
That’s why i love jazz. He swings and play his guitar awesome.
Interesting how many people focus on the question what brand the guitar is or where he buys his strings. People seem to put all their energy into a sideline just to avoid dealing with what really matters: Practicing.
Practice all you like, you won't get a tone like this with the wrong kind of strings and you sure won't play that bass line without seven of them. Knowing your gear is a job requirement.
why do you assume that people dont practice and instead focus on gear? how would people show that they're practicing? by commenting "i dont care what gear contributed to this amazing tone. oh by the way, i practiced 6 hours every day"?
Along the same line, 45 people felt the need to press the thumbs down compared to the 4K+ that pressed thumbs up... there is no pleasing everyone, but damn! He is ranking at a 1.125% disapproval rate. That is quite a trick... given all the work that has done practicing to arrive at this high level of performance.
Well, who wants to do THAT?? LOL
@@owenhu9465 3 words: Michael Jordan's shoes.
Beautiful performance. Very gifted
Amazing playing, amazing player, fantastic guitar.
Amazing John!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just found this guy and I think he's great! John Pizzarelli kills it everyday!
Brilliant! Totally blew me away..inspirational Cheers
Awesome! Love it, love it, love it!
This Guy is AMAZING........................................
Very, very cool. I really enjoyed that performance.
Absolutely LOVE this, such a great channel with so much variety! Thanks FBJ!!
great tune and amazing singing and playing ....
Brilhante! Pizzarelli é um gênio absoluto!
Wow ! I couldn't do that in a million years. Thanks for sharing
Speaking of rhythm...geez! Amazing timing and feel! Bravo!
He's got good form for rhythm and leads. He sticks to what works good for him and he perfected it. I like it!
What great fun with a vintage standard, done beautifully.
wow ,, great discipline, dedication, talent, great example for youth ,, good for you John and everyone who appreciates the great job you do, congratulations
So sophisticated!
Certainly one of the greatest jazz 'chordists' anywhere.
He is an amazing musician & entertainer!
Simply love the guy!!!Love your show with your sweetie Jessica too!!..Natural talent without pretense..just intensely beautiful style and technique!!Go John go!! My son and I are great fans of yours!!Hope to meet you one day!!!....CHEERS! BRAVO on all your accomplishements!!xx
We were fortunate enough to catch John in concert a couple of years ago. Quite a showman!
That was killer!!!
Yep, that was awesome!
Fenomenal! Great Pizzarelli! Wow!🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
Awesome! I’m going to see him tonight at Scullers in Boston!
Amazing 🎹🎼🎵🎶❤👏👏👏👏
What a great sense of rhythm and humor!
Amazing !!
Fantastic 🙌
Superb performance!
is good to be here once again...
Fantastic
Awesome! 👏👏👏
gold as always
oohh duudeee, that was just amazing. You play like a boss!!
Lovely playing!
Amazing talent!
John is wonderful talent.
the first time i heard this i went crazy brilliance what a vibe
John Pizzarelli and his father Bucky are heavyweights guitar players, amazing
Amazing musician!🤯
Excellent ♥️♥️♥️
The art of guitar, by the great John Pizzarelli.
Amazing
That's unfair! He plays chords faster than I can play notes...Genius!
Loved the smoke on the water segment ha! Also played in 4ths correctly
I love you John!
I had to revisit this.
Magnifique !
World class playing right there
I concur sir. You most definitely have rhythm.
Amazing....!
Marvellous indeed!
Wow. Thanks
wow so great
Top quality.
Luv it !
Genius!!!!
Awesome ! Hope to catch him tonight at bird land NY
Amazinggg, different style
'S FANTASTIC!!!!
Goddamnit this is so awesome!!!!!
Awesome.
Very good work!
Astonishing.
Wow those chords and chops!
Pure talent.
wonderfull
Pretty amazing
Amazing! This man has probably been playing guitar since he could walk. Clearly, he loves what he does!
Bravo !
increible maestro
Maravilhoso John
Wowww fantastic :)
Yes, seasoned guitarists know that it isn't the guitar but the player that makes the difference to the audience. But it helps for the guitarist to play a guitar that they are super comfortable with, so he/she can execute at their very best. I love that he plays this song acoustically, without an amp. It sounds like his "Moll" archtop guitar has some great acoustic projection!
Absolutely brilliant playing and singing. During the solo there is no accompaniment and it is not missed as the notes played suggest the changes through the melody.
It don't get much better than that. Bravo John. Hope your dad Bucky is doing well.
I'm so glad I kept watching for that last little part at the end. I dont care how big of a jazz guy you are, EVERYONE HAS ROCK AND ROLL DEEP IN THEIR HEART
He’s making fun of rock guys.
MAGNIFIQUE !!!
Ha the ending was hilarious. Great job.
Très chouette - Merci
John's sing soloing got me into playing jazz
thats KRAZY THING...SUPERB!
a true jazz soul