I love his playing, i'm studying "the visit" martino's solo and in the solo of his book i'm studying his solo and there's a line subscribed in c7(13) where he plays g dorian but those are the same notes as c mixolydian. Is that another approach(thinking) of what he is doing ? Because on a B+7 he played C dorian and and that makes totally sense(it sounds natural!) can anyone help me please ?
I just listened to George Benson from his clip "Benson on Martino." He says it all! From one monster to another, I agree on both these gifted players.
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It's actually extremely difficult to perform an articulate solo with the right hand while playing a swinging bass line with the left hand. If this particular man has a "nervous tick" of holding his mouth open maybe you should cut him some slack. I don't enjoy his open mouth but at least I have an understanding of what he's doing. What are you so angry about and why are you calling him names?
@PAOComposer its not a nervous tick.. i play with my mouth open alot.. it just a habit but otherwise i agree with u. Hes one the great organ players of our time.
Pat Martino is the guitarist's guitarist........every generation has their great players ... I reckon Joe Pass , Wes Montgomery, Charlie Christian and Django must have heaved a sigh of relief when Pat came along! certainly George Benson and I did!!
It's a amazing the way Pat threads his sound from tune to tune. He sets up every song so he can play it his way and that like no one else.
My favorite recording is a record called 'Desperado' where he uses an electric 12'string. The guitar looks like an ES 335 12 but the logo on the headstock is hard to see in the photo.
This musician has influenced me as much as anyone I've ever listened too. I hope if he ever hears me play I'll make him proud.
To each his own, but for many of us, Pat's tone is a whole lot of fun indeed. Lots of great players (and not so great, like me) would love to sound like Pat.
I do know what you mean though. I can recall a time when I thought Jazz guitar was boring. Then came Wes. And then came Pat. Literally. Long live the King.
mmm... Benedetto Pat Martino: a very high quality copy of the Gibson Pat Martino model.. I do not say this to disqualify the Benedetto guitars, I say this to acknowledge that the Gibson Pat Martino is a very good guitar too.. I very like the two guitars.
Why have so many great jazz guitar players such a dull guitar tone..? I'm not a troll, Pat Martino plays fantastic, but his guitar sound isn't much fun.
@lelaki88 Pat's contract with Gibson must have expired, I noticed his sig guitar is no longer offered. The Bennedettos are the best in the world. It shoud sound good.
Tony Monaco loves what he does. watching him live with Pat was a riot because of the funny faces he makes because he is so into it. Those kinds of players make going to live shows worth it
Seemingly involving to be busy on the fretboard while the drummer is just so relaxed hes in the show watching the keyboard player make some special faces lol. Great listening to pros go at it.
Get ready for Pat's new CD, "Live from Blue's Alley" presented by APM Records. The release is coming early in 2011. Word is, its going to be grammy nominated. His best work to date. With Tain Watts on drums, Eric Alexander on sax & Tony Monaco on the Hammond B3. Produced by Darryl J. Brodzinski. "Pat at his best".
These are some funny faces both from the keyboardist and the drummer :)) But when you play like this, you have the right to do anything you want. Great tune!
@TheNelloITA yeah it is, it is a lot more upbeat than in this video. i didn't recognize it at first either. song titled "lean years." i promise it's there
Pat Martino is a fucking machine...nobody plays those jazzy/bop/swing licks as clean, dinamic and soulfully as him...the Charlie Parker of guitar...when he plays, everybody moves his knees...love this man
Thanks for sharing this video! Please credit filmmaker Jason Fifield of Slife Productions for the audio and video, and the great non-profit group Jazz Bridge for putting on this show!
Pat Martino is a jazz legend for good reason. He's playing is fantastic here, once again showing the world his humor and sheer inventiveness on the guitar.
The word genius gets thrown around pretty lightly these days, but Pat Martino is in my book as one of em',this is a fantastic post in terms of performance, artists and sound quality A+ Pi infin.... thanks benedetto guitars, I hope I make enough to buy a benny by next year, they really are exceptional guitars
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brunocleta 5 days ago
How much longer until Conan O'Brien comes in and saves us from this elevator music?
JLWing77 6 days ago
I love his playing, i'm studying "the visit" martino's solo and in the solo of his book i'm studying his solo and there's a line subscribed in c7(13) where he plays g dorian but those are the same notes as c mixolydian. Is that another approach(thinking) of what he is doing ? Because on a B+7 he played C dorian and and that makes totally sense(it sounds natural!) can anyone help me please ?
lefeverthierry 1 week ago
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Stormwriter 1 week ago
Great playing and great tone from such a thin bodied guitar, wow!
toddallenhooper 2 weeks ago
Master savant.
Manolian 4 weeks ago
A master at work.
daddylawnjockey 2 months ago
Does anyone know what tune pat is playing? Would love to hear a studio version if possible.. thanks!
fakesoundsjazz1983 2 months ago
@fakesoundsjazz1983 he's playing "lean years"
rosatijazz23 1 month ago
Timothy Dalton on organ?
Mattieval 2 months ago
@Mattieval No, Tony Monaco
rosatijazz23 1 month ago
Bravissimo Pat , ma forse se mi posso permettere la chitarra con piu alti sarebbe leggermente più in evidenza.
gabri3l367 3 months ago
@thetickelmonster12 Tony play like you never will so why don't you shut your mouth! Or better yet eat a stick of dynamite! Retardo!
osodogful 4 months ago
SWINGIN!!!!!
azharkamal 4 months ago
I really think part of Tony's charm are his facial expressions and the physicality he plays with. He's livin' it. What a fantastic trio.
thred610 4 months ago
@thred610 Tony needs to have more fun.
Jplent1 2 months ago
I just listened to George Benson from his clip "Benson on Martino." He says it all! From one monster to another, I agree on both these gifted players.
biggestr0n 4 months ago
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hello guitar fans, who want to know the work of tb Mazin Silva, Brazilian guitarist, feel free to listen to Brazilian guitar,,,, Mazin SILVA (search youtube)
gajma1000 4 months ago
why he is not my grandfather?
sonique25 5 months ago
"at fourteen rears old I met john coltraine." Yeah, right? I mean its absolutely no big deal what so ever
PL4894 5 months ago
@thetickelmonster12 Try to watch and listen the tune, not only watching......I can realize why you are named monster...lol
jassbo 5 months ago
one of the greatest gutarist of all time!!! wonderfull
tiholenev 6 months ago
thank you mr martino. really thank you...you guitarplayin is just phenomenal...thank you
ClariDiez 6 months ago
@thetickelmonster12
It's actually extremely difficult to perform an articulate solo with the right hand while playing a swinging bass line with the left hand. If this particular man has a "nervous tick" of holding his mouth open maybe you should cut him some slack. I don't enjoy his open mouth but at least I have an understanding of what he's doing. What are you so angry about and why are you calling him names?
PAOComposer 7 months ago
@PAOComposer its not a nervous tick.. i play with my mouth open alot.. it just a habit but otherwise i agree with u. Hes one the great organ players of our time.
MrJazzman909 5 months ago
@thetickelmonster12 You listen to music with your eyes?
fenderbender92 7 months ago
3 people dont know wat good music is even if it came and fuked them in the ass
sebkw96 7 months ago
@thetickelmonster12 hey asshole , the only retarded here is you motherfucker
88naka 8 months ago
peach color stage!!!! agh!
sonique25 8 months ago
Pat Martino is the guitarist's guitarist........every generation has their great players ... I reckon Joe Pass , Wes Montgomery, Charlie Christian and Django must have heaved a sigh of relief when Pat came along! certainly George Benson and I did!!
mistertelecaster 8 months ago 7
Great playing..VERY Wes Montgomery inspired.
taildragger53 9 months ago
It's a amazing the way Pat threads his sound from tune to tune. He sets up every song so he can play it his way and that like no one else.
My favorite recording is a record called 'Desperado' where he uses an electric 12'string. The guitar looks like an ES 335 12 but the logo on the headstock is hard to see in the photo.
This musician has influenced me as much as anyone I've ever listened too. I hope if he ever hears me play I'll make him proud.
johnhguitar 9 months ago 2
the drummer is one groovin machine. bravo
ClariDiez 9 months ago
I love the Pat's warm sound.
alejossant 9 months ago
@blartefax
To each his own, but for many of us, Pat's tone is a whole lot of fun indeed. Lots of great players (and not so great, like me) would love to sound like Pat.
I do know what you mean though. I can recall a time when I thought Jazz guitar was boring. Then came Wes. And then came Pat. Literally. Long live the King.
thelonious1234 9 months ago
Incredible playing!! One note and you know it's Pat Martino! I like the looks of the Benedetto, however the sound is kind of dry.
crushingfist 11 months ago
mmm... Benedetto Pat Martino: a very high quality copy of the Gibson Pat Martino model.. I do not say this to disqualify the Benedetto guitars, I say this to acknowledge that the Gibson Pat Martino is a very good guitar too.. I very like the two guitars.
grulloverde 11 months ago
Why have so many great jazz guitar players such a dull guitar tone..? I'm not a troll, Pat Martino plays fantastic, but his guitar sound isn't much fun.
blartefax 11 months ago
that guitar sounds amazing for a solid body.
lelaki88 11 months ago
@lelaki88 Pat's contract with Gibson must have expired, I noticed his sig guitar is no longer offered. The Bennedettos are the best in the world. It shoud sound good.
123kitl 11 months ago
@123kitl It's just the way jazz guitar tends to be, very warm. Same concept as the twang that is associated with country or bluegrass
jgl2222 11 months ago
@lelaki88 I have a feeling its a chambered design.
cmr415 10 months ago
We just heard him in NY - with an organist, tenor sax and a fantastic drummer! What a wonderful artist, what a way to play music! Amazing!
NotAgain90 11 months ago
a great teacher..
guitarman770514 1 year ago
Tony Monaco loves what he does. watching him live with Pat was a riot because of the funny faces he makes because he is so into it. Those kinds of players make going to live shows worth it
cmr415 1 year ago
Seemingly involving to be busy on the fretboard while the drummer is just so relaxed hes in the show watching the keyboard player make some special faces lol. Great listening to pros go at it.
GameLevelEditor 1 year ago
Get ready for Pat's new CD, "Live from Blue's Alley" presented by APM Records. The release is coming early in 2011. Word is, its going to be grammy nominated. His best work to date. With Tain Watts on drums, Eric Alexander on sax & Tony Monaco on the Hammond B3. Produced by Darryl J. Brodzinski. "Pat at his best".
dogood61 1 year ago
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dogood61 1 year ago
adoro el metal pero esto es muy buena musica
jowyly 1 year ago 2
These are some funny faces both from the keyboardist and the drummer :)) But when you play like this, you have the right to do anything you want. Great tune!
tibyv8 1 year ago
Pat is the consummate jazz guitar player. A true genius.
meirrose 1 year ago
6666 view
TheMusiciansFriend 1 year ago
what's the name of the song please, wanting to know for playing reasons
spaghetti4eva 1 year ago
@spaghetti4eva lean years, but I don't know the album
gidoprovato 1 year ago
@gidoprovato its on the album "strings"
iPR0SH0T 1 year ago
@iPR0SH0T i've check but in strings there isn't....
TheNelloITA 1 year ago
@TheNelloITA yeah it is, it is a lot more upbeat than in this video. i didn't recognize it at first either. song titled "lean years." i promise it's there
iPR0SH0T 1 year ago
@iPR0SH0T yeah your right! it's start in a different way...i prefer the live version to the album!!
TheNelloITA 1 year ago
South Philly's Finest..........he's been a stone killer for years..
Foreverlifex 1 year ago
Pat Martino is a fucking machine...nobody plays those jazzy/bop/swing licks as clean, dinamic and soulfully as him...the Charlie Parker of guitar...when he plays, everybody moves his knees...love this man
EduardoAllo 1 year ago
i saw pat with this group at the jazz kitchen in indianapolis and it was life changing for me as a guitar player. very inspiring musician and person
chooky222 1 year ago
Thanks for sharing this video! Please credit filmmaker Jason Fifield of Slife Productions for the audio and video, and the great non-profit group Jazz Bridge for putting on this show!
phillyphife 1 year ago
Yes! IMO, the greatest Jazz guitar player that has ever lived.
Manolian 1 year ago
Pat Martino is a jazz legend for good reason. He's playing is fantastic here, once again showing the world his humor and sheer inventiveness on the guitar.
azguitar 1 year ago
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The word genius gets thrown around pretty lightly these days, but Pat Martino is in my book as one of em',this is a fantastic post in terms of performance, artists and sound quality A+ Pi infin.... thanks benedetto guitars, I hope I make enough to buy a benny by next year, they really are exceptional guitars
cwhanna 1 year ago 3
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cwhanna 1 year ago
Great stuff - I wonder what knuckle-dragging philistine gave it a thumbs down.
MartacusJazz 1 year ago
Wow I must be the first to view this video.. I feel like Pat's giving me a private concert. So good to see him playing a Benny. He sounds fantastic!
jazzguitardotcom 1 year ago