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Anyone know what type of guitar Howard is playing? I really like the tone! Also the great George Van Eps is an inspiration to me!

That man on his right is 7foot 6..

Wow. Folks out there love Eric Clapton and Carlos Santana but have zero interest in this. How is that possible?

One of the greatest players ever!

Que maravilla!!!!!

Absolutely fantastic

Great session!😊

amazing!!! thanks for posting this!!!

Dave Stone on bass, what a humble, great guy. We spent an hour chatting and comparing notes about LA traffic one night after a warmup gig in Sacramento, memorable.

Fine jazz by real musicians ! I’ll start humble today What embouchure and controll by Ruby.💐

gve the fingers and the intro from howard man oh man

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Absolutely great music

Absolutely amazing great music

Jake is groovin

This is just the best. Love everything about this.

My two favorite musicians! (The 'second best Guitarplayer' in the world from Sweet and Lowdown, who actually is probably the best) and the amazing Anat who is my great role model clarinetist. Love it...

Ruby Braff and Roy Eldridge, forever! RIP men, you're now playing for our God. Diz and miles had their high points & were amazing, but nothing like Ruby, Roy, and never forget Hot Lips Page or Cootie Williams. I play trombone, but will forever love to hear a great trumpeter sing thru their horn, and that includes the current Shaye in Tuba Skinny and Andrea Motis.

This is fantastic.

My god, two Masters hitting near perfection.

Howard and Dan, two old Orange County boys meeting up in NYC with Chuck Wilson and Co. The Alden Barrett Quintet was the greatest 5 piece group ever assembled in the Trad genre. Bar none.

Howard and Jake- two thirds of the GREATEST trio I have ever seen perform live- a trio with Harry Allen, Jake and Howard- a late night gig at the top of the Holiday Inn in Sacramento at the Jubilee, maybe 2009 or thereabouts. One hour of absolute smoking jazz, as tight as could be, nonstop, moving from one tune to another with absolute perfection and fire. I think I asked Harry or Howard why they never recorded together in a trio because they were so tight and in sync with each other. Howard and Peps have many recordings together, but not Howard and Harry,. Just bad timing for recording studio I can only presume.

Two giants delivering. What beautiful playing.

howard pushing the boundaries from a solid rock foundation

lucky and bucky

Masters! Young and old, carrying out the jazz guitar tradition as great as anyone imaginable.

a match made in heaven and i love howards style lately.. god bless america!!

Amazing video Howard!! I've been a long time fan of both of you. This is outstanding playing. Thanks.

magical

Hi Howard, Ira just sent this link…absolutely love it! Hope you are doing great.

Just fantastic, yea! Thanks!

Very talented woman. Part of musical family

George Van Epps count those strings 7 of them Wow

Simply maa-havelous! Musicianship that transcends the ordinary without resorting to special effects. Who are these Gods dressed like ordinary men?

Hanna provides that nice cushion.

Hanna provides that nice cushion.

Superb!

Great jazz! Thank you!

What kind of guitar is the blonde guitar? Fabulous video! Love George's 7 string Gretsch?

Wow! Torn between who to listen to!! Love George Van Epps, and Howard is so good!!

why do i find myself applauding at the end ? :) two such fine and remarkable players who (in the words of my late producer-friend Bob Porter) "know how to take their time."

Wow, another great one. Sweet and Lowdown soundtrack still the best guitar album ever, because of this master? Great new style in the latest video, dude. Always good to see people being free. The audio though was too poor to do your talent justice. Thanks for all the good taste and great recordings.

So cool...

Jeezus H Christ. just tearin it up.

Brilliant band, thanks for posting! I love the way the bass player reacts to George Van Eps' solo, I think he is pretty surprised with some ideas :)

Howard, I have been a fan since I saw you play tenor banjo in Torrance at some theme mall on Hawthorne Blvd that I’m too old to remember (born 1948) I’ve gone out to see you years ago when you played John Pisano’s guitar night many years ago. Hope you are still doing well. I know Pisano is in his nineties. Is he still performing? Are still performing? I like your music as I have since the ‘70s

Howard you're one of my all time guitar heroes!

Lot's of Charlie Christian type sounding lines. I love this.