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[xld]

Larry Coryell led fusion supergroup here: Chick Corea, John McLaughlin, Miroslav Vitous and Billy Cobham

Dang! Excellent stuff. I’ll pull this out again here in Ohio in about three weeks!

 

[mrpinter]

 

[bagman67]

Some days you just need to be reminded how far one can go.

 

[xld]

How about and for the late great Chuck Loeb!

 

[xld]

mrprinter! Dang man, a superb selection!

 

[mrpinter]

Frank Petrilli lays all those accordion jokes to rest. The guitarist is band leader Cesar Mateus.

 

[ThreeEvening]

A masterpiece by Nina Simone, and a song that’s sparked my newfound interest in jazz.

 

[xld]

This may be the latest that Mike Stern has been up to. Dang Man, I like me some Mike Stern!

 

[xld]

One more Mike Stern…for now!

https://www.youtube.com/live/yVRz6XS3keo?si=Pg1PH3apcspcTb8N

 

[mrpinter]

How about some Latin Jazz?

The production/sound quality - not to mention the playing - on this record, is off the charts, even filtered through YouTube compression:

I believe this is Cesar's debut album. He's an interesting guy, a music PhD and professor in a college, as well as fronting his own latin big band. He's also a Pinter Guitars endorser (first generation SB1-R)

A change of pace: a Brazilian composition interpreted by a French classical guitarist (Roland Dyens playing Baden Powell's Berimbau). Classical Jazz, if you will. If there could be such a thing as an abstract expressionist piece of music, this would be it.

 

[VanHeGen]

@mrpinter The sound quality of that Bill Evans record is really unbeliavable - from 1962!

 

[bagman67]

Art Pepper, one of the post-Bird greats, sadly less widely remembered. Hell of an alto man.

 

[mrpinter]

I wouldn't have thought this could be done on a guitar...

 

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[teleme01]

I saw him in Huntsville Alabama, like the way he keeps his playing simple, doesn't over play, played some Glenn Campbell

 

[xld]

I saw him in Huntsville Alabama, like the way he keeps his playing simple, doesn't over play, played some Glenn Campbell

I found him a few months ago when searching for alternate versions of “Ain’t No Sunshine”…I get tired of covering it the standard way.
I appreciate his melodic lead lines.
And dang, THAT TONE!!!
He’s moved to #1 on my smooth jazz playlist.
He covers “Every Breath You Take” also.

 

[mrpinter]