Jonathan Stout - "Stompin' at the Savoy" - Chord-Melody - 1932 Gibson L-5

[@flippatmedbernt]

Thanks🎉

[@johnkearney6835]

Well played. Great playing. I'm just getting into Jazz Guitar and this is an example of the type of playing that I aspire to learn. Thanks for sharing.

[@nancychace8619]

A perfect compliment to my "splatcat" Wednesday. Thanks for sharing.

[@sockenfrank]

I like swing, gypsy jazz. i like your videos. added.

[@1101964]

Super cool as per usual...

[@josephtomasello3112]

Thanks Jonathan I love what you’re doing.

[@Dowdye47]

Wonderful song played well on the type of guitar virtually meant for it! Thanks.

[@tricksee305]

So great! One of my favorite Benny melodies~

[@timothybarrd.c.185]

I really like this. is this your own arrangement and is it available in sheet?

[@jean-francoismillette4500]

Very good performance! Do you happen to have a tab you could share ?

[@dwaynemcmullen8285]

sounds great to me, enjoy your playing....

[@LarryStallings-dk4rr]

BOY I COULD NEVER AFFORD A GUITAR LIKE THAT, I JUST CHECKED THE PRICES, UNREAL

[@JK.Fraser]

Eastman and Loar make guitars that can get you started. Also, the new Epiphone Century series and Farida.

[@LarryStallings-dk4rr]

@@JK.Fraser thanks

[@LittleJoeBourgeois]

you are such a good guitar player!

[@taxiwardance7242]

wow amazing and inspiring. hey you should do a cool cover of cherokee!

[@cleberguima1]

This way I'll be busy for a lot of months to learn all the songs. :)

[@thebowdjangos2662]

always phenomenal playing dude! Do you have originals out there somewhere??

[@campusfive]

The Bow Djangos : original arrangements or compositions? All of these chord melody pieces are original arrangements, but as far as original compositions- there are a couple on our albums. The tunes "Mill House Stomp", "Dance of the Lindy Blossoms" (from "Spreading Rhythm Around"), and "Doin' at the Doing" (from "Crazy Rhythm") are original compositions, and you can listen to them at campusfive.bandcamp.com

[@thebowdjangos2662]

awesome! I'll check em out!

[@jerryrenshaw5756]

@@campusfive a bunch of the intervals make me think of horn charts. Very sophisticated and elegant playing, I loved it.

[@thomastommy1192]

Do you play the guitar for a living?

[@c.jarmstrong3111]

that's very likely