Joe Pass Wien 1988

[@ronaldboykin9755]

I’ve been listening to Joe for years but the vibes player is really good! He reminds me of Milt Jackson!!

[@aikido15m]

Joe Pass!!! An incredible musician

[@ustada4809]

OUTSTANDING MASTER!!!!!!! AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@JW-db5on]

one of the best vids I've seen of Pass...thanks!!!

[@elecktrick9s99]

Every bar a music lesson within itself

[@Babyharry55]

Look at the audience completely in a trance listening to this master of the guitar. Unlike today they would have to take a selfie and fucking tweet something instead of enjoying the moment and taking it all in. Joe is the man.

[@adorephoto]

not just that but feeling the need to continuously woo throughout the entire performance which of course is all about them and not about the performer at all. We live in the most narcissistic time in the history of the world.

[@joshferguson9703]

@@adorephoto I agree to a point in bluegrass music it’s encouraged to yell appreciation especially when the player are on and cooking

[@brandex2011]

I went to two concerts at an American college. Both concerts played essentially the same type of "world music". The first was John McLaughlin with a sizeable group which included the Labeque sisters. It was a great experience - except for the idiots who paid $60 per ticket and spent the time running like ill-mannered children up and down the aisles shouting to their friends and throwing paper wads. I couldn't understand it. The second concert in the same theater was Al di Meola. The audience at that one was totally quiet and respectful and focused on di Meola and the music. Basically the same format and type of music, but I'll never understand the difference in the audience behavior.

[@rodoficiati]

the public cant close their mouths... if i could teleport to that moment, still crying untill now... i play most of those standarts, but jesus man, my will is to drop my guitars on a barbecue set...

[@datapro007]

Tremendous! Thank you.

[@trisadono2989]

Only 2 (two) incredible jazz guitarists ever walked the earth! Joe and Wes! Both are gone now. Their legacy lives on. R I P.

[@wastrel09]

Johnny Smith too

[@markburns7669]

Joe was also influenced by Django Reinhardt who was The Godfather of Jazz.

[@Jalapablo]

Thank you Joe. Rest in peace fratello.

[@ВладимирШуберт-й6е]

1. Summertime 0:29 2. Joe`s blues 07:07 3. When you wish upon a star 12:36 4. Medley: Satin doll16:27 Sophisticated lady 18:22 Satin doll 20:23 5. Guten tag Florean 24:40 6. Giuseppe 30:36 7. Scarple from the Apple 35:21 8. Bluesette 43:24

[@jeffreymcglone4873]

Musicman amp by Leo Fender and George Fullerton.....

[@omarsanmartin8511]

Maestro de maestros

[@NeilRaouf]

Icon!

[@ludwigmaple1911]

Simply the best But nothing simple about his playing mt friends😄

[@antoninodepaduanascimentof7996]

Jazz, essencialmente criado pelos negros, assim como o blues, mas que predominantemente só se vê os brancos nas plateias assistindo aos concertos. Joe Pass gênio!!!

[@samandrewsdailypractice]

Concert is in Austria

[@tolgasalfun]

out of this world

[@chipispowdercoatingcharles8444]

Unbelievable

[@kidpoker007]

His knowledge of harmony is insane

[@salomonriofrio3555]

Ibanez Guitar¡? :o

[@maupric]

Does anyone know what the brand and model of this amplifier ?

[@richardllewelyn1890]

It's definitely a Music Man amp-model 212?

[@maupric]

It is true. I did not know the music man manufactured amplifiers. They are very similar to Fender Twin Reverb.

[@jayparks6266]

4:20

[@javiervelascomarquez3225]

Montemayor.

[@mjsmcd]

i find his rocking annoying