MISTY by Joe Pass

[@lotteastor]

And such a modest and cool guy. In one of his tutorial videos he said 'If it's too difficult, I won't play it''!!!! Truly love him!

[@ncalman1]

I saw Mr Pass play this song in Hollywood in the late '80's. 25 people in the place and he was magical. Chatted a bit with him and the club owner, Mr. Pass was really nice. His play and his style truly Inspires and Amazes me.

[@TheIndogamer]

What a lucky Tom you are.

[@maurizioalcuaz1728]

Sei stato veramente fortunato a vedere questo mostro sacro della chitarra

[@alivstyson1864]

kid sad 25 people see a guy like this. there should have been a line to get in 3 blocks long what a legend

[@davidmerpz]

Joe's playing chess; everyone else is playing checkers

[@EliZevin]

David H I think Barney K. plays chess too

[@frozendivots1564]

And Tal Farlow...but not many more playing chess...

[@brandonmalone1893]

Looks to me like he's playing guitar

[@brandonmalone1893]

Oh...and Misty...he's also playing misty....so.. guitar...and Misty...I don't see anything that has to do with chess.. I'm not sure he has much time to play, looks like guitar keeps him busy

[@georgecortes6139]

Im playing modern warfare

[@Fazman81]

The way he spells out and frames the chords in his melodic lines is simply amazing. One of my top 3 favorite Jazz guitarist of all time.

[@newgunguy4176]

Do share the other two, please.

[@Digitalpapii]

same for me! and the other 2 are Wes Montgomery and Django

[@danielnietourena416]

More than a jazz guitar player, a concertist. He took classical guitar right hand techniques, mixed with a sublime sense of rythm and improvisation, and played all that jazz repertoir as nobody else that I may have seen.

[@l.a.covers8400]

What i love most is how it seems like he has an entire band backing him up. His melody and rhythm makes your minds fill in the blanks where the other instruments should be.

[@TheCaptbob1]

Just what can you say about Joe Pass that has not been said before? The best ever, bar none. Complete master of the instrument and a gentleman to boot! Saw him many times in NYC (70's early 80's) solo and with Oscar Peterson and Niels Orsted Henning Petersen on their "Chops" tour. RIP Joe and thanks for the memories, you left us to soon.

[@newgunguy4176]

NHØP

[@sunkmanitutankaowaci2733]

All 3 virtuosos of the highest order

[@frankguglielmino3705]

The great Joe Pass was and still is the best

[@jellyfishj1]

mentioned this on another of his clips. Joe Pass is an antenna and is playing music he is receiving from another, far superior, universe.

[@Sci-Mon1]

One of a kind. Truly a legend. His music helped me get through some tough times.

[@jeannenimmo5]

Yes. People like this don't just come along once in a lifetime - they only come along once.

[@小川仁朗]

最高です！こんな素敵なミスティは聞いた事がないですね。 ジョーパスは、本当ボイシングも含め天才。 亡くなるのが早過ぎたよ！

[@radrutkowski5630]

Joe's version is mystical and his extra ordinary style and performance are exquisite, he's the best and always will be

[@realjose1302]

U could say its mistycal

[@bennyjazzful]

WOW WOW WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! From a mad keen 74yo Aussie fan.

[@mrjimmienoone2130]

Saw him in a concert near Luxembourg decades ago. Not only one of the finest players but a nice, friendly person.

[@gregdolecki8530]

The finest jazz guitarist ever to grace our ears............and he has the treble up on his amp. Why, oh why do many "jazz" players think jazz guitar tone is supposed to be muddy?

[@rabokarabekian409]

Try playing a piece in this style with treble turned way up. Overtones get troublesome. It's kinda like asking why is great Cabernet is overloaded with dark flavors.

[@JorgePradoZavala]

WHAT AN AMAZING FINGER STYLE!

[@guitarttimman]

This is amazing guitar playing. Joe will always be remembered. LEGEND!

[@Gk2003m]

I had the pleasure of sitting in with him back around 1982 as he guested at a music school. I was a rock drummer, doing my best to play jazz brushes. Made it through two songs without making Joe sound bad lol

[@johnfenner347]

Dear Joe. Absolutely Marvellous !. I don’t believe we will hear or see his like again. Just Wonderful. x .

[@bokehintheussr5033]

if there's good noodling and bad noodling surely joe pass represents godlike noodling.

[@dadwhitsett]

He sure does noodle!

[@petephelan969]

Absolutely impossible amazing guitar playing. Beautiful

[@donaldmccann9724]

I am not worthy to comment.

[@jerrylanglois7892]

As a ''guitar player '' I should apologize for just thinking about commenting... Your turn ?

[@irongrandpa3711]

No comment. No touching this man. RIP.

[@keithstarkey5584]

None of us are worthy to comment. Joe was the chess player of jazz guitar players. He went so deep into the instrument that the rest of us, no matter how good we are, just kind of have to step back and allow the room to clear the air for such playing.

[@caminosdeljaguar4428]

Take is easy... The reach of musicality is sought after with the intention of opening the heart and soul towards a deeper meaning of connection and humanity. No need for subservient praise. We are all equally as limitless in our own right.

[@musiccampwithlumpyandlisa9025]

Geez you self confidence losers. Just sell your guitar if you're that intimidated by another player. You could always PRACTICE and then you too could play scales over chords. It takes work. You willing to work? Thanks - Lumpy

[@wolfunplugged]

so beautiful, drives me to tears.

[@anouman9883]

My guitar doesn't do that :O

[@dirtycheeseburgers]

just need a jazzstache

[@mattorlando415]

You gotta switch the button in the back from normal to guitar god its a common mistake🤙

[@dinodasbunce6224]

My guitar does that just fine....until I pick it up. Then it can play is my dog has fleas.

[@joaquin8637]

Nobody's guitar does that

[@dinodasbunce6224]

@@joaquin8637 Well, you have obviously never met my guitar. All joking aside, I have played guitar for 57 years and am just now exploring the world of jazz guitar. I have to say that I m quite enjoying it. :-)

[@markwhitby629]

It is amazing to listen to his tutorial about the third inversion with the root note the same on his Gflat raise 5 flat 7 or whatever just roling out during his sentence. Brilliant man! Wish he was still with us. Just as well there are these posts. Thanks.

[@sosnovaya5369]

***** haha funny yea

[@Blink182Hero]

+edomite slayer whats a minor 7 than you fucking idiot

[@RabaShibaRabaSha]

+Blink182Hero Minor 7 is just that, a Minor 7

[@markwhitby629]

+edomite slayer DVD Joe Pass Solo Jazz Guitar now removed from KZbin has just that notation on the DVD I believe plus many more just like it... and he just rolled them off as he was playing. Also je en Francais pas mate... Ozzie yoi yoi yoi

[@markwhitby629]

+edomite slayer Look at his DVD's mate. I didn't write it either... I typed it. Someone else put it on the DVD... educated musician I believe... whatever

[@rtorresvazquez]

Joe Pass fue un gran guitarrista que dejo un legado grandisimo para los que somos sus seguidores, música de primera...gracias

[@Hec123456789]

para mí, Joe Pass es el mejor guitarrista de la historia... su música e interpretación es, sencillamente, sublime...

[@thejoker-go3fh]

It swings beatifully

[@cd1934]

Inspiration of life!, is the sounds of Joe Pass

[@chaapatasyndicate4191]

the sheer number of lofi hip hop producers that have sampled this.....

[@wav.s902]

which ones???

[@TheIndogamer]

@@14thill haha sampler spotted I think it should be fine for lo fi producers to sample jazz music. It not only shows their good taste in music but also an experimental way to express their thoughts and skill.

[@jesusm.3785]

Jaeden Camstra

[@indonesianbassbooster5167]

@bestname Jokes aside, I believe it's nothing wrong about sampling jazz music. In fact your listeners, having interest to go deeper to your music production will have a taste for.. *_f r e e f o r m j a z z_*

[@lennartlank8903]

Idiots!

[@b6schilke996]

There's just no accounting for absolutely fantastic good taste! and talent

[@RustamSafaraliev]

He is a genius !

[@MegaDreamer1960]

Oh my God; he´s so, so amazing, simply one of a kind!!!

[@patrickbuckley344]

Lovely! A master of his craft!

[@busrahb]

totally mesmerizing.... what a talent...

[@antoninodepaduanascimentof7996]

O Jazz na guitarra de Joe Pass é para sempre!

[@maurizioalcuaz1728]

Un fuoriclasse unico!!!

[@LucianoMagno]

Great performance! Joe Pass is a genius of the guitar. It is necessary that all guitarists listen their songs!

[@maurizioalcuaz1728]

Questo mostro sacro della chitarra da quello che leggo qua l hanno visto quasi tutti meno io.onestamente vi invidio un po.

[@johnhendricks1998]

Now that's a master at work.

[@RLeem7b5]

his playing makes me cry because i know i can never be as good as him

[@maurizioalcuaz1728]

Ma ti ripaga ascoltandolo

[@markpettigrew3482]

I just heard the Errol Garner version of this song, and now the Joe Pass version. Both are nice. The jazz guitar has a somewhat warmer sound than the piano.

[@mohitoness]

could just be an artefact of the recording quality

[@rabokarabekian409]

Segovia said the piano is the beast that screams when you touch its teeth.

[@temper207]

This is probably my favourite joe pass song

[@zipzango]

Joe was/is in a league all his own. He's a one man band. When I hear him play, I waffle between being totally inspired and wanting to sell my gear for a Harley. He makes it look so easy!!!

[@JoePass222]

People who don't have a clue will say this guy's better or that guy's better ya da ya da... but if you ask even the most accomplished Jazz guitarists today about Joe Pass they will all tell you that he's a once in an eternity guitarist meaning his understanding and feel for what he was playing was beyond belief. He just knew exactly what notes or combination of notes to play without even thinking about it. Calling someone "the greatest ever" is subjective to opinion but IMO, there's Joe and ?.

[@burtonganstv9096]

He gave us heaven on earth.

[@MultiBEATA]

its incredible how play joe!wonderful!!!!!!!hes my favourit

[@charlespeterson3798]

Lucky for me, The Maestro loved the key of A. I can crash around Joe for hours and walk away with smirk intact. A smirk in tact, I like that.

[@LukesPracticeNotes]

His playing looks so effortless, it masks how fast he is!

[@florencerussell3552]

Mind blowing......

[@danielburgoadiaz3376]

Que deleite ver y oír a este genio de la guitarra jazz, admirable!!

[@zipzango]

One of the greatest of all time!!!!!

[@ernieenesi6260]

Awesome Awesome Awesome!

[@phretbord]

Amazing! Still amazed watching JP play like no other! Bravo!

[@devoraguitarplayer8814]

so beautiful!!!. great Music. genious!!

[@thornhead1994]

So fluid and effortless...

[@catman978]

1:13 yeaaahhhh

[@kennethmassey534]

My Kat👍🏽🎶🎸🎸🎸🎶🌠❤️‍🔥Poppahstoppah Josephus!👌🏼

[@stringbender57]

Best solo jazz guitarist ever!

[@str8ngrrr]

What an amazing contrast of comping in time, soloing "out" [relatively] harmonically, and implying a tight rhythmic swing groove over a standard ballad in such a short time -- barely 3:30 minutes including audience reaction -- unaccompanied. Ahh, Joe. Man! And what an strange irony. How youtube brings both the past as well as the future, AND WHAT IS ACROSS THE WORLD, in any language, to what is in essence the XXI century's woodshed: your COMPUTER. Sheet music; tabs; lessons, inspiration

[@bryharrell]

just wonderful!!!!!

[@perrytsiokas7653]

i got to see joe pass in small venue years ago and # appreciate at the time what i was listening to. sad.

[@Criticalperspective2]

he died way too early yet had a lasting mark on this world.

[@happyguitar1]

THE ABSOLUTE BEST...MAY HE REST IN PEACE...MAY HIS MUSIC LIVES ON!

[@elianealvespeixoto8222]

Joe Pass, um guitarrista exímio, com a perfeição dos acordes alimentando a harmonia, elevando a música a um nível extraordinário. Tem meu apreço, a minha estima.

[@adolfodelreyllaurado1145]

great musician!!! ... a true virtuoso !!! ...

[@maxswing78]

Dovremmo ringraziare a vita Norman Granz che fece registrare Joe e tanti altri jazzisti nei cosidetti anni della fusion o jazz-rock.

[@LowLifeGraphicsProgrammer]

This man, pure legend

[@kurikokaleidoscope]

That's superb ⚘

[@brendamarsden9925]

I really like this version,!X

[@jernejbguitar]

i'm lost for words!!!!!!genious!!!

[@doctorskull8197]

A very pleasing melody 🎸🎼🎶😎👍

[@jhoneygoddess]

Wow!!! It's a good thing I don't take myself seriously. Blessings In Love, JHoney Goddess

[@sermorel]

Genius !!!

[@jessethibes]

Wish I have 5% of Joe's talent... I'd be rich and happy

[@bongbong06]

so effortless, so awesome! and oh so unfair - i'm doomed to be an admirer! but with music like his i don't mind.

[@RokugenMusashi]

素敵。最高。

[@marcoantonioestradalozano3588]

六弦武蔵 a huevo!!!

[@tidepoolbay]

Look at Joe's face. Pure feeling!

[@JosueSanchez-GT]

Magnífico Joe Pass

[@1jetdrvr]

Saw him in Miami at the Gold Dust Lounge in 1979. A mystical experience.

[@pedrocarrilho6481]

É de ouvir... e chorar por mais ;)

[@MinamBS]

It just awesome. I lovin it!

[@alivstyson1864]

there are certain guys ( not matter what the instrument ) that come along once every 50 or 70 years. Joe Pass IS one of those guys.

[@ProbableCauseBluesBand]

Stellar!

[@Wheelio]

This is how Misty should be played IMO. I'm not a fan of all the videos where guitar players simply play the single-note melody line while other instruments play the chords. Chords should be played with the melody like this. :)

[@stopaskingformyname3891]

lol yeah im sure if those players knew how you felt about it, they would suddenly just start playing like GOAT joe pass. (django is up there)

[@AluminumCars]

One of the few super skilled ultra soft instrumentalists.

[@ildeuraimundodasilva8230]

Fantastic ! Misty bay Joe Pass. Magistral interpretation, Simply stupendous ! May favorite melody.Greetings from Brazil.

[@TheIndogamer]

It's... just... *p e r f e c t*

[@vagnergccriandosons]

Joe Pass: Grande guitarrista, mestre, lenda...

[@johndellaselva687]

What a great guitarist!

[@robertgonzales268]

While in the military a former student of Andres Segovia taught me a minuet where I was playing bass,rythm and lead at once. Something I never thought I could do. It surprised me just how easy it was after watching the technique. The minuet was later done by a pop group "Lover's Concerto" by The Toys

[@nitroxsam66]

Love Joe's tone on this one!

[@raymondlaracuenta746]

Great sound!!!1

[@FLYBYNIYT]

this gota be top 5 joe pass for me, beautiful

[@dardocruzdardo1105]

He is perfect.

[@jamro217]

Fantastic.

[@lydianian]

さすがのジョーパスのプレイ。完全コピーしたいですね。このくらい、と言ってみたい。

[@augustomarchand]

The unattainable trio. Oscar, Pass & Pedersen. AKA the sacred triumvirate.

[@Bluesnote2010]

I saw this guy live in the late 70s and what a guitarist. He came up in the interlude and spoke to my mate and I. What a real genuine guy he was. Definately the master of jazz guitar for sure. They talked of who was going to fill his shoes after his passing. But who could"???

[@harriheinsoo]

incredible!

[@5FingersJoe]

I know a guitarist who went bald trying to play like that.

[@coleosbourne6377]

5FingersJoe was it joe pass?

[@dirtycheeseburgers]

thats what happens when you play jazz enough. most of your hair relocates itself under your nose #jazzstache

[@ClbnaVGM]

@@dirtycheeseburgers "Jazz is not dead, it just smells funny" .FZappa

[@dirtycheeseburgers]

@@ClbnaVGM YES!

[@leavemealoneiknowhatimdoing]

The One Punch Man of Jazz