Eddy Arnold & Hank Garland

[ykcor1138]

Hank owned Eddie.

[TheMaskedJohnson]

Eddy Arnold looks vaguely Dick Van Dyke-ish.

[Leedysgladstones]

There needs to be a video of Hank just playing the Hank Garland Stomp

[handy335]

Eddy Arnold is probably playing a D-18 Martin. It doesn't appear to be the D-28 to me. Garland usually played a Gibson, I believe.

[MrSwingGuitar]

@handy335 Garland is playing a Stromberg, hand made in Boston.

[GeoffridgeFarms]

@calif562

Yup. Thanks for making me laugh out loud. Too frickin' funny....

[STRUMMERBOY1975]

haha! ThIS is Coolllll....:)

[jazzguitardotcom]

hep cat baby. hahaha

[mrbrandonsam123]

hes dead

[wesgreen11]

I'm sure he at this point was listening deeply to tal farlow barney kessel and wes montgomery...his chord progression around 39 secs in is proof that he was pretty advanced for his time...that stromberg guitar with the charlie christian pickup is pretty nice too.

[Piper707]

those chords he drops from 0:39 to 0:48 sound hot!

[jerryfholes]

Hank...a Master. If you mention George and Milwaukee, you have to talk about Don Momblow, a legend in his own right.

[BOBBYRIGP]

I totally agree with tonyguitarned. Back in the 60's One of the first jazz guitar records I ever heard was "Jazz Winds from a new direction", and to this day, it remains one of the greatest.

[tonyguitarned]

jazz winds from hank garland is still an amazing guitar record one of the best

[captaintanuki]

Simply beautiful !

[waldo2384]

Is that the same Eddie Arnold from Green Acres?

[pappyredux]

Eddie Albert, wiseguy.

[jimmmmybrady]

@waldo2384 Arnold was the pig,OINK OINK.

[moproducer]

@waldo2384 No, it's Arnold the Pig.

[anton297]

what´s the first song that eddy plays called

[YofterMofter]

Is it really?

[norsegod666]

Who else can sing the "Luve Bug Itch" and "Make the World Go Away"

[DesertDawg42]

the man was known for a classic which he wrote...The sugarfoot rag...hence his nicknmae "sugarfoot" Garland

[BillyGarland]

Yes, Eddy Arnold will be much missed. We are sorry for the loss of Eddy Arnold and our condolences go out to his family,

God Bless,'The Hank Garland Family

[PhilFeedback]

Rest in Peace Eddy.

[johnnytyrone]

If you want to hear what a record sounds like with a great vocalist backed by a great guitarist doing a great song, listen to "Little Sister." You'll hear the gentleman featured here in fine form.

[manioso]

I want to learn the lyrics for this song the luvbug

[maboybiz]

True, Hank Garland has a very unique gift of playing a very beautiful sounds of a jazz guitar. I've listened to his jazz record of "Autumn Leaves" playing it solo since I was 8 and I loved every sound of it. His jazz style is far very different from other jazz players I know of and he is very fast too. But sadly its not enough of his music around I wished I can find more to listen to like Les Paul.

Anyway thanks for his personal appearance here.

God bless your talent Hank & rest in peace.

[ossiorn]

maboubiz:Might wanna try listening to Lenny breau,danny gatton and johnny smith their good too.

[maboybiz]

Thank you Ossiorn. Never heard of them, but will listen to them.

Cheers and God Bless :)

[BillyGarland]

Hank Garland had a God Given talent! this song is "Hep Cat Baby",

Thank you so much for sharing,

Billy & Amy Garland

The Hank Garland Family

[lindseyblair]

Was Hank your Dad? He was a legendary guitar player as you well know. Just dropping a line to let you know he is STILL appreciated by the "in the know" players.

[BillyGarland]

My Brother, I was his caretaker for over 43 years,

Billy Garland

[timechannel]

I heard Albert Lee talk of his heroes ..Like Ivey James Bryant..and it leads to the Master "Hank Garland"

[otherdebi]

Yes, he was my Dad. Dad was working for Eddy Arnold when I was born.

[bobbybluz1]

was Hank you Dad? If so, what relatives did you have in Milwaukee? I ask this because somebody I know knew him and had access to some of his guitars

[otherdebi]

Yes. I have several relatives in Milwaukee.

[bobbybluz1]

A local jazz guitar legend here told me about meeting what must be an aunt of yours several years ago. She came to his gigs near the airport and kept telling him that her brother had a guitar just like his Gibson Super 400. He thought she was nuts until he asked her what the brother's name was. If I remember the story right they later met and became friends. After he passed away another late jazz player, George Pritchett, asked him if he wanted to buy some of his guitars.

[otherdebi]

The relatives I have in Milwaukee are from my Mother's side of the family. I remember the name George Prichett from when Mom, Dad, my sister & I lived in Milwaukee after Dad's accident. If I remember right, he was one of those people who wanted Dad's guitars but Mom wouldn't let go of any of them. Do you live in the Milwaukee area? Send me your email address and we'll talk further.

[badbrian1]

Your Dad rules the guitar world

[otherdebi]

Thank you for your comment. Dad would have appreciated that comment but was humble enough not to believe it. He was such a good man and I miss him so much everyday.

[badbrian1]

Do you know his solo on Moon Mullicans Sugar Beet? I can send it to you.

[otherdebi]

That would be awesome if you would please send it to me. Thank you so much.

[badbrian1]

they won't let me post my email, but try this brian101x  at h o t mail I reply with the mp3,

Brian

[hillbillyboy77]

@BillyGarland  that's right!

[heileman28]

rest in peace hank