5:56 Art missing the altissimo!

En 1982 , un des albums des Double Six est réédité. Dans celui-ci, on retrouve : '' Boplicity '' , '' Night in Tunisia '' , '' Naima '' , et d'autres reprises. Alain Gerber, écrivain français et critique de jazz, dira de cet album : '' Ce disque est un miracle '' . 🌅🏖️👍🥂

Might be a stretch but 5:30 - 6:20 reminded me of Martin Taylor followed by Wes.

Boplicity : The music of Miles DAVIS and Rat Race of Quincy JONES put in French text by Les doubles Six and especially Mimi PERRIN ! I’m speechless ! 🤍🤍🤍🥰 😍

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Your witnessing music powerful prowess period !!!!!!❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤

Interesting!!

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Good Grief! Steve Swallow..as rare a sighting as seeing Jack Sperling.

Emily Remler of course remains a class of her own. Everybody's what she could have acomplished had she lived longer.. T

I met Joe at U Miami in 1973, had a lesson with Bredice. Joe spent thousands of hours with Slonimsky's Patterns in music. He's the only guitar player with one foot in tradition and yet totally modern, treating melodies based on consecutive 4ths, 5ths, etc as much as the typical thirds and arpeggios. Sadly, like Thelonius Monk, nobody to carry on his direction. I also like he rarely goes above the 12th fret, using the full tenor sax range, rather than the squeeky alto range preferred by most guitar players.

On this piece Joe Pass is the epitome of chops.

A stunning performance. It's so cool to read all the first hand accounts from people that new her or saw her play. Thanks for posting this.

Wow Steve Bailey on bass 😊🎶😊🎶😊🎶

I did a radio interview with Art Farmer. As classy a gentleman as his playing would suggest.

Joe Pass's book explained .."thinking chord" or reharmonize chords, passing chords, is all about harmony, then when you have the harmony ,you can create a melody on it

Te amo Jim Hall.

Música lindaaaa❤

MARAVILHA , Obrigado

Joe was a master guitarist. He was right up there with Bruno, Pass, and Martino.

Scofield a true out there unpredictable genius

Que limpio que maestrazo

Stupid ads in the middle of a glorious solo.

Jazz Fun Time。🎉🎉🎉💖💖💖

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I need a time machine

Els vaig veure i disfrutar al Jamboree de Barcelona.

So sad they have to be on opiates to play like that

Emily we will never ever forget you 🙏🏾 Stage full of Berklee legends. Thank you for uploading this.

Emily is def a Coryell disciple 😢

All players exhibiting genius here... Bass player is not fooling around😮 Emily is brilliant I love this

First, all of the musicians are fabulous and highly skilled. But, did ya notice that the groove didn’t really happen until the bass set it. That’s a lesson for all young jazz players. The drums (with the exception of the ride cymbal and hi hat) do not really set the beat in traditional jazz. It’s the bass that sets and maintains the groove. Excellent performance.

Beautiful music.

Epa mais um pra entrar pro meu aproach...não conhecia. Mas a partir hoje transcrever. Tem uma naturalidade e esses intervalos combinando quartas quintas soa muito bem. Em

43 years after her death, I have to say thank you Emily Remler for your fantastic contributions to jazz guitar. You rocked it Miss Emily

So beautiful!

just perfect

Did Emily fall victim to the curse of the Lonesome Guitar Strangler? I had thought that Dr John had wrote the song sometime after the death of Wes Montgomery but the lyrics actually predict the early death of those who copy him. The song plainly predicts the early deaths of Jimi Hendrix and Gabor Szabo. Was Ravi Shankar saved by Krishna?

Word has it that Joe has been reincarnated! You can recognize him now as a three year old Asian girl playing Bach concertos on the violin.

This is feel !!! Just super!!! Peet

A layer of snow snow coats Pittsburgh, PA and this is wonderful sounding and appropriate. 😊 Thank you!!!

i like more this version kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pbaFlrJqubGdmmw.html ❤

When women were still clad like ladies.

I had a record with Emily and Larry Coryell. I saw Larry back in the day, but not Emily. I’m sorry I didn’t.

I am enamored of your sense of timing and phrasing, Miss Emily ... Be blessed

You picked a beast to write a song in homage to

When I lived in Charlottesville VA in the early 80s, she played weekly at a restaurant below our apartment. We could hear her upstairs in our living room. Was cool.

She just makes extraordinary riffs look easy, what a unique talent and this is my first listen to her work...

That guy is not playing the bass. he's making love to it.