Martin Taylor and Thom Bresh

[@mokshuata4021]

this has been one of favourite for the past ten years !

[@kevc-69-]

Wonderful conversation, thank you.

[@GameLevelEditor]

What a moment of excellence of Bresh and Taylor to get together. This is a sweet video and an instant favorite to my channel!

[@jean-lucbersou758]

So much talent and sweet conversation . Fine and mellow ,wonderful Thom's voice and fantastic giutars dialogue .

[@MrBobrguitar]

Great to hear you play single line playing again Martin. I used to love your playing w/ Grappelli yrs ago (of coure i love your solo playing as well)!

[@thechetpicker]

The last song is 'The nine pound Hammer'. Love this stuff and a great mixture of styles

[@mark0muzziker0]

old folks old talks >_< I like it !!!

[@biggerthanacadillac]

"I'll See You In My Dreams".......Music by Isham Jones & lyrics by Gus Kahn & first published in 1924. It was No.1 for many weeks in 1925 & has slipped easily into that magical land where beautiful & timeless tunes reside! Hear Mr.Atkins play it SO beautifully....although Chet could ONLY play ANYTHING beautifully of course. Best Wishes.

[@bananefrigo4189]

Pour ceux qui veulent s'avoir la musique est inspiré de l'improvisation de django reinhardt : I'll see you In my dreams For anyone want to know, this song is inspired by the improvisation from django reinhardt called : I'll see you in my dreams

[@Lachance8]

Sounds Great!

[@huxtable2000]

Music & anecdotes par excellence. Mr Taylor. A great human being. Great teacher. Monster muso. Great site. Thank You. Though Mr Bresh, I'm not familiar with you. I AM NOW. More power to you Mr Bresh & thank you for sharing your awesome & wonderful gift of music.

[@richardpehtown2412]

huxtable2000, since this thread is a bit old, you may never read this. Back in the 1980's I saw/heard Martin Taylor live, smokin' hot, with Stefane Grapelli and David Grisman (I think it was call "The Dawg Tour"). What music. A young Mark O'Connor also played guitar. He was allowed one song on fiddle. Fabulous stuff.

[@artpam]

boy oh boy, I'd buy a CD-DVD of this stuff!!! 8^)

[@kenspooner7459]

PLAYING THAT'S SMOOTH AS PUDDIN' ....and fascinating stories

[@Skipperj]

Is the song on the end credits "I Will Wait For You" by Michel LeGrand?

[@francescorenna]

@Stratozenfan thanks!!!! :D

[@Drewster58]

Cool duet with The Breshman. Tom, that looks like one of your dad's old guitars. I didn't know you used your thumb over the neck just like he did.

[@blondegretsch]

Le mélange de deux style différent et pourtant cela fonctionne très bien. C'est la magie de la diversité.Je suis pour le brassage,ça ouvre toujours de nouvelles portes sur des horizons très intéressant.Le monde se porterait bien mieux on ferait de même entre toutes les cultures qui fourmillent sur notre belle Planète terre.

[@Drewster58]

Tuck Andress recommends whatever gets the thing playable, go for it, and he is a thumb-over guy with great separation of bass lines, chords, and melodies & grooves like Masa Sumide in Lenny Breau's world. I have a small Johnny Smith collection of solo pieces, he's the style I was taught early '70's as a young Tweener/teener taking lessons thru' the 7 old Mel Bay Guitar Method books: solo guitar with a flatpick. I'm a 50-something fingers & picks man now, wishing he had Ana Vidovic's technique.

[@francescorenna]

hi guys, what is the title of last song?

[@TedToob]

One sweet roll though 9 LB Hammer!

[@Drewster58]

I personally have a tough time getting thumb-over-neck chords if I'm playing my early '70's Guild D-50 acoustic. My excuse is the neck is not thin or flat enough, plus I tighten up my fretting hand and muff thumb over notes on the 5th string.

[@richardpehtown2412]

I had a D-50 for 30+ years till it was worn out. I picked up a lower-end Martin, which is much easier to play and sounds pretty nice. They could make two Martins with the wood in a D-50. And then there's the mighty Guild F-50, what can you say? Sorry about just talking about playing guitars, this performance makes me want to hack my fingers off and play b@njo with my feet. Truly stinky, that.

[@fabiotorna]

what is the name of the song??? please

[@supermin99]

is this guy's name for reals? or did he name himself after his 2 favorite guitar makers?

[@xzylophone]

I'll see you in my dreams.

[@frankgiliberti5668]

Martin Taylor is simply one of the greatest guitarist ever. Go buy his solo sessions and group stuff and then let me know if he needs a prettier guitar.

[@hifijohn]

his name is martin taylor??!!! the electric guitar player should be named gibson fender.

[@TheSebatianSPS]

The electtic guitar player is martin taylor. Other guy is thom bresh

[@cast390]

Tom looks like Jerry Garcia

[@bobfleming9283]

this is not normal

[@ryreinhardt]

His son is James Taylor ......hehehehehe

[@richardpehtown2412]

No, I think he's Steve Martin.

[@timhitt8956]

So what?

[@crazycat1345]

These jazz guys never have any tone. Listen to Thoms great tone and sound compared to martin and his quilt over the amp jazz tone.