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[Wizard of Wailing]

Not sure this even qualifies as jazz, maybe more classical, but I love it and started learning it this weekend. Not a huge jazz guitar guy because I don't like the typical jazz guitar tone at all. Give me a Tele any day!

 

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[stratamania]

Al Di Meola “Eden” ft. Siuux (official video)

 

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[AleForce1]

Classical Guitarist Jason Vieaux takes on many of Pat Metheny's tunes.
Images of Metheny

 

[bagman67]

When I was a spotty lad serving my 4 years in the US Army, my roommate had this album and we kept it in heavy rotation. It's just gorgeous.

 

[bagman67]

Classical Guitarist Jason Vieaux takes on many of Pat Metheny's tunes.
Images of Metheny

John Pizzarelli has an album called Better Days Ahead of Pat Metheny tunes he arranged in the wake of his mother and father's passing due to COVID while in lockdown. It's absolutely beautiful. I happened to see him perform last Saturday night, and his Last Train Home on 7-string solo guitar brought the house down. It was a privilege to be present for such an emotionally committed performance.

 

[bagman67]

Speaking of Pizzarelli, this is the trio he is touring with now. His young pianist, Isiah J. Thomas, is a monster, and his bassist, Michael Karn, is no slouch, either.

 

[AleForce1]

Jason Vieaux plays the first 4 parts on the recent Pat Metheny: Road to the Sun recording. Interesting note: he cuts ping pong balls up shapes them as for fingernail tips and super glues them to his finger, and has gotten Pat Metheny into doing it as well.

 

[stratamania]

Some good stuff posted guys. Here is some more Pat Metheny - We Had a Sister

 

[bagman67]

That Trio - 99>00 album is a banger.

 

[stratamania]

That Trio - 99>00 album is a banger.

Absolutely

 

[AleForce1]

Probably my favorite Mahavishnu Orchestra tune. Great tune with John McLaughlin, Jean Luc Ponty, and Narada Michael Walden

 

[stratamania]

Chick Corea Elektric Band II - Blue Miles

 

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Al Di Meola | Recorded live in Berlin

00:00 One Night Last June
08:00 Flight Over Rio
17:13 Ava's Dance In The Moonlight

Al Di Meola - guitar
Philippe Saisse - keyboards
Mike Pope - bass
Gumbi Ortiz - percussion
Luis Alicea – drums

Video – Frank Zerban
Audio – Philipp Bernhardt

 

[Rick]

I just realized, I remember seeing Pizzarelli's father play at my local library. He was pretty good. He really wanted to spread the joy of music to the kids.