Joe Pass - 01 - Summertime

[@wildbillhackett]

I don't know which I'm more impressed by, his guitar playing or the fact that he managed to get so many women to show up at a jazz concert!

[@lincolnfish4021]

Lol😂

[@walteriamusic5556]

Scary Great................ A Monster amongst Mortals ......

[@verandi3882]

wow just wow , h'es a supreme master at his craft , how does he do that ? it sounds as if he's playing piano on the guitar

[@saileshsivakumar1404]

This is true beauty.

[@JohnnyCullum]

Pure class!!!

[@Shar_Bandraoi]

Amazing. What a talented man. 💖

[@wizrubby104]

Legend of one man show

[@claytongillaspy8847]

I love joe pass his playing is sublime to say he’s good on the guitar is a vast understatement he’s a genius player his tone the chords he plays the way he improvizes on the spot just total mastery in his playing & approach he’s my favorite jazz guitarist second only to Wes montgomery

[@ernestogarcia3193]

I’d say they’re two beasts of different but similar realms, both freaking awesome

[@tonyedwards4067]

"my ears stand up when I hear that sound".💥

[@shawnmansfield1328]

A master.

[@carolineedwards9027]

Wonderful

[@texasredneckhippy]

My generation rates Hendrix, Clapton, and Page high on the list. It's a shame we didn't know much about Joe Pass. As Chet Atkins would say , " That's a certified guitar player."

[@genemalowany8436]

I believe that Chet only bestowed “certified guitarist” on two cohorts: Pass and Emmanuel.

[@hudsonb25]

sublime

[@cham9523]

Crazy man

[@1975Nettuno]

Grandioso!

[@adnanosmanovic8053]

master No.1

[@massimilianocapursi8127]

Incantevole, emozionante, come sentirsi trasportati dal vento...

[@Minotauro_di_Chieti]

....cambia pusher.

[@firesword7461]

the best that played that standard

[@antoniopezoa9234]

... master !!!!

[@robertomezagutierrez746]

ASÍ HAY MUY POCOS.

[@bestfouronsix]

Summertime with It Ain't Nececcarily So in between :) Joe was a Virtuoso

[@MuLT1G4M3]

level: jazz god

[@josecarlosdejesus7760]

Muita firula.... Só isso !

[@jayrowe6473]

Only 9,567 views for such genius?

[@unplaceableface]

+Jay Rowe It has been said that people don't like music much, and prefer to be entertained.

[@Nathan-pz7fg]

+Jay Rowe I'm also fairly certain KZbin is only counting my number of views on this video...

[@957metadeth]

I'm entertained by this.

[@Tyetheberious]

If I get an Ibanez arch-top will I sound like that? :)

[@richw.6296]

Dude, I don't recommend the JP20, which is the Joe Pass model. Joe Pass didn't even like it.

[@bestfouronsix]

Ibanez are great quality guitars, no doubt

[@donnlarossa9173]

Geez I just can't seem to get them same voicings out of my Joe Pass Ibanez? he he ha ha lol

[@tombstoneharrystudios584]

Donn La Rossa I’m reminded of his Hot Licks tape “Solo Jazz Guitar” where he’s giving us a note to tune to...the note sounds sour, Joe pulls a face and remarks “They said it was in tune when I bought it!” And if you listen you can hear director Arlen Roth crack up, off-camera 😂

[@thearabianmage]

Levels of Jazz Guitar Playing: Beginner Intermediate Advanced Scholar Master ???? Joe Pass

[@danhope77]

any jazz player who can help me? Just a question about SUMMERTIME (don't worry if you don't have time to read and answer). I notice that the original standard has many chords and they change so quickly that it is impossible to play the arpeggios (if you wish to improvise with arpeggios). However, I have a Mimi Fox book about jazz standards and arpeggios that simplifies the chords and the standard becomes: Gmi 7, _, _, __, __, Cmi7 _, _, D7 _, _, Gmi 7, _, _, __, __, BbMAJ7 Gmi7, Ami7(b5) D7, Gmi7, D7. Yes, simplified, much easier to improvise on with arpeggios. What I do not understand is: why did she rewrite the standard changing all the chords? I mean, usually when I study a standard I don't change the chords. Forget the fact that this version is in Gmi7, that's not the point, the point is - why does the original track have 300 chords and this one has got just a few? When you improvise on this track do you simplify it to be able to play melodic arpeggios or you use scales thinking of the 'key centre? (usually I only use blues pentatonic and harmonic minor).

[@MegaRazer92]

danlovesnan just try to think in chord families: minor, major, dominant if you understand which chords can be played familywise you will have it much easier during comping and impro

[@punkntded]

If you're talking about the key, Joe pass plays it in many keys. Often there is a key change within one song. Bbmin, Amin, Gmin just a few examples. As for why these can have 300 chords, it's chords within one family for the most part, along with substitutions such as tritone. Imagine any major scale - you have 7 diatonic chords within this scale. So you can move around freely using these chords. For starting out with soloing, it's best to simplify the standard so you can play a particular scale for as long as possible. On the other hand, playing along with chords using chord tones (and modes) and adding substitutions is advanced so that comes later

[@punkntded]

And yes you should learn the major scale, it will help you understand diatonic harmony

[@eohippusone]

In key of Dmin, Summertime goes basically: Dmin, Gmin A7, F, I think and not much more. All the chords others add are for color. Joe adds a ton!

[@michaelbulls5872]

Where was this recorded?

[@gonzaloperezhornos8656]

Vienna, Austria.

[@f6624-e7j]

It Ain't Necessarily So

[@andreperiquito5989]

I don't like it that much, so much skill but the melody is lost in the middle of all that, imho

[@andreperiquito5989]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKWbdaiQe6mee7c I like this version much more

[@jasonheras1955]

The audience is so lifeless