Jim Hall Touch Of Your Lips ジムホール

Jim Hall Touch Of Your Lips ジムホール

[@gruber1889]

Perhaps the greatest resume in jazz history: -Chico Hamilton -Jimmy Giuffre -Art Farmer -Sonny Rollins -Bill Evans I thinks its safe to say Jim Hall was the premier jazz guitarist of his time!

[@jasoncasper16]

Jim is a great player. I came into jazz being attracted to fast boppers like early Pat Martino and Jack Wilkins, and Joe Pass. It took me a long time to get into Jim Hall's sensitivity, but I am really learning to enjoy his sound--it is great! You can hear how he effected players like John Abercrombie too--his touch and timing are amazing.

[@OttavianoPetrucci]

Immenso! Grazie per averlo postato

[@joegig]

jim hall-always fresh, modern, inventive-probably early to mid '60's as steve swallow is still playing upright, swallow & drummer bobby moses were gary burton's rhythm section-great interaction-great music!

[@MOGLIDER]

Berlin Jazz Festival, Philharmonie,Oct?1968. Main event was "Guitar Summit" Guitarists were Baden Powell;Jim Hall;Barney Kessel & Elmer Snowden [on banjo] a wonderful duet of Careful by Jim Hall & Barmey Kessel. Any clips anybody? Great festivals! The '68 festival[Nov] Dizz Reunion Orch; Don Ellis with big band;extra valved trumpet & varitone? amp. I sat near the stage and WOW!! Ron Carter played bass with Herbie Mann [Miroslav Vitous was advertised]

[@JackyWalraetLuthier]

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[@MOGLIDER]

October 1967.

[@UlugOzkan]

Everest?

[@blackandtanful]

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[@YOUKO511221]

渋い！ ハゲ！