Herb Ellis - I Love You

[@stringbender57]

Amazing! Man, Herb could play some Jazz. Great Bass and drum solo too!

[@MichaelDurig1]

I met him for the first time in the late 70's when he was paired with Barney Kessel in a club in Dayton, Ohio. He played a lot like my teacher so I gravitated to him. He was the one who started my jazz excursion and I am forever grateful. I have been going back through these old videos and picking up the tunes to put in my sets as tribute to his influence on me.

[@Ryszard-o8k]

Jak to kiedyś się mówiło,,Nieźle wymiata,,❤ DZIĘKUJĘ. EXTRA.

[@marioarturocarrera]

Una maravilla este enorme guitarrista que en gloria se encuentre 🙇

[@MrMjp58]

I saw him in ‘84, with the great Barney Kessel. It was a brilliant straight-ahead jazz gig. After the interval they brought on Marion Montgomery. What more could one ask for?

[@251mikio]

これぞジャズギター！ギター特有のパリッと乾いた音色で、PA含めこのサウンドメイクには圧巻だ

[@hollywoodjoe123]

SWINGING WITH HERB ELLIS - - WONDERFUL - -

[@iejcwejheiowcnlwekn]

Ellis’s tone was so darn smooth, I like to butter my strings with it.

[@mongoharry]

The spontaneous audience applause he got for the lick he played from around 2:49-2:57....They KNEW what they were listening to.

[@dannywoody5497]

The tone is killing me incredible, and then incredible forever

[@sibusisogumede]

Such a great musician!!!!. R.I.P. you wre sich a wonderful inspiration.You'll always be amongst us

[@jaytea42]

I keep watching this! humbled by his skill and musicality, Godspeed Herb!

[@jaytea42]

Happy Birthday Herb, thanks for all the great music!

[@Jimi_7-7-7]

so beautiful 😭🤌woao! Like heaven! Thank you for uploading this huge inspiration!

[@jaytea42]

Herb was so consistent it’s amazing, the power in his picking technique, and variety of ideas!

[@orlandoCF1]

Wow I didnt know, how many masters are left with us now? I did get to see Barney, Herb, and Charlie Byrd together several years ago.

[@gerriepieters9033]

Another great master of jazz...

[@BrianKlobyGuitar]

Herb had it going on...

[@RyanLabombaTV]

very love it, so enjoy to listening thanks man, thanks mr herb and friends

[@HideyukiNakanoMusic]

Thank you for the video

[@John-rx6pv]

Holy moly! So nice 👍🏻

[@里_慎一郎]

How do you do. I'm Shin'ichiro,Sato （male）. From Japan . Thank you , so much , Mr. Ellis's excellently jazz guitar play movie . (PM11:02)Jun.23, sun., 2019.

[@2468Bubbly]

Great playing, thanks for sharing

[@renatoguitarist4993]

Great bassist

[@Ryszard-o8k]

Gość daje czadu❤

[@NessPlaysStandards]

Amazing

[@leoscarano1136]

Riff at 2:11 and 2:39 is one of my favorite riffs ever. I've heard ryo Kawasaki use it, I think he was the first (I'm probably wrong). I've actually never heard it used once, that's how good it is! If anyone has heard it anywhere else, let me know.

[@DrJonesJazzMore]

You can also hear that on Donna Lee by Charlie Parker :)

[@jakubgalinski2685]

It's a Charlie Parker line.

[@JaimeValleJazzGuitarist]

Bob Mag!

[@likebarden]

カッコいい🎶

[@marioarturocarrera]

Es una maravilla Erb 👏👏👏👌

[@TheVincentJazz]

Ottaviano Petrucci sono Bob Magnusson (Contrabbasso) e Sherman Ferguson (Batteria) CIao!

[@Lorianotrentotto]

Grazie! A quattro anni di distanza ...

[@newmoon54]

Herb Ellis was a grand master in the jazz realm! This is a great jazz standard,,, but in my opinion the sound is slightly dry,, and either a rhythm guitarist, to supply the needed depth and fill the holes,,, or,,, keyboards! I guess I'm spoiled lol,, I listen mostly to ~Mr. Joe Pass~ who accompanied the great Oscar Peterson, and routinely would play all 3 parts ,,,, the chords, the bass line(s), and the lead melody ...................... at the same time~!~

[@jorgeconrado1000]

🌍🌍 Brazil.

[@BernieHolland-w4l]

In the right situation Herb will dazzle - just like he does here. . .

[@BernieHolland-w4l]

Question: What's the difference between Herb Ellis and all these circus clown shredders who infect the internet nowadays ? Answer: He can swing !

[@patmarilyndanna1920]

Looks like Bob Magnuson on bass?

[@lissawatchesyoutube]

This blows my mind! Is Herb Ellis still alive?

[@nisseeriksson8306]

Sova till klockan 7

[@vifa1069MW3]

Booooo,genius, Joan, Catalonia free,💕💕❤️

[@OttavianoPetrucci]

Grandioso! basso e batteria chi sono? Bass and drums? Grazie

[@paul-henriroux7400]

Bob Magnusson on bass, couldn't identify the drummer.

[@nitroxsam66]

Anyone know if that's a ES-165, or an ES-175?

[@LennyraptorLP]

I guess its an 165. As far as i know the only difference is that the 165 has only one PU, just like the guitar in the video.

[@glevumguy7850]

I’m not sure, though I’m leaning toward a 175 due to the tailpiece. But the ES175 CES has one pickup, the ES175D CES is the two pickup model. The ‘D’ designates double pick-up. I’ve played both the 165 and the 175 and I believe the 175 is the better guitar. Herb was the player that sold me on jazz guitar, back in the 60’s. I believe his playing, with Oscar Peterson and Ray Brown, at the Canadian ‘Stratford Shakespearean Festival’ resulted in the best guitar trio jazz recording ever made.

[@italmartin]

No, Herb Ellis dies in March, 2010, of Alzheimer's disease. Thank for watch!

[@italmartin]

@2468Bubbly Thanks for watching !

[@maxswing78]

Bob Magnusson al contrabbasso,il batterista non so chi sia.

[@Lorianotrentotto]

Chi c'è oggi?

[@pinareric]

çok güzel deil mi yau bu

[@markteasdale9283]

Rediculous.....And any one notice how high that action is on that Gibson jazz box...Wow