Jump For Joy (Ellington / Webster / Kuller)

[guitaress1]

Steve, I missed this til now, what a gem! Great job!

[Stevepat1]

@guitaress1 Hi Melissa, Great to hear from you. Better late than never. I'm glad you liked it.

-Steve

[gabri3l367]

Oggi giorno non esistono più questi tipi di chitarristi. Grande personalità e vera chitarra jazz. Punto e basta !!!!!

[jazzyedwin24]

I have a collection of all this masters of the jazz guitar(600 CD's). Brother you sound like them.

[Stevepat1]

Thank you! I've also collected many albums and CD's of all these giants.

[carvetop01]

Steve,

I can't believe I missed this. Very classic jazz tone. Reminds me of Johnny Smith.

Great delivery... 5*****

allen

[Stevepat1]

Thanks Allen! Better late than never. I was hoping it would have that mid 1950's Jazz tone, my favorite era for Jazz.

[hansegg08]

Five Stars!!! Such great playing.  The warmth from the guitar is terrific! What guitar is this? Does not sound like your Bambino.

[Stevepat1]

Thanks! I was using my D'Angelico NYL-7 strung with La Bella Electric Guitar Black Nylon Tape Flat Wounds which give it a unique sound. I didn't use the seventh string for this transcription.

[Keesfarida]

Hi Steve you play this wunderful ,you see easy does it,a nice jazzy sound to ,greets from thr Netherlands Kees,

[Stevepat1]

Thanks Kees! It's always a pleasure hearing from you.

Steve

[JogiBass]

Wow, that's beautiful. You put a great feel inside your playing. I'll be back to check other videos as well. Congrats! From Switzerland: Jogi

[Stevepat1]

Thank you Jogi, it's great to hear from you!

[hachamacha]

Wow. What a pretty song and a great rendition as well. Thanks, Hashi

It's rare I hear something for the first time anymore ;)

[Stevepat1]

Thank you Hashi! Glad you liked it.

[Jazzguts]

Hi Steve,fine harmonization and playing, like the tone very much,nice,round and warm, the last picture in this sequence : is that Charlie Christian or Grant Green? greetings Vic.

[Stevepat1]

Hi Victor, thanks for checking out my videos. Your comments mean a lot. That's Grant Green on the last picture, his "Joshua Fit The Battle of Jericho " remains one of my top ten jazz guitar pieces. He was taken too soon.

[okvolleyball]

great job

[Stevepat1]

Thanks Stephen!

[SoloGuitarist1]

Steve,

Well done! Really heard K.B. on this one.

Outstanding!

regards,

Carl

[Stevepat1]

Thanks Carl!

[jazzconnoisseur]

Nostalgic! Well done.

[Stevepat1]

Thanks Xavier, Since this video I've been in the mood to take out some old jazz guitar records and go back in time.

[fendermac]

Sweet work.

[Stevepat1]

Thank you Paul!

[useryug]

Really pretty, Steve.

Very much enjoyed.

B

[Stevepat1]

Thanks Barry!

[Rowlandph]

Very nice, Steve!...I added it to my favorites...so when I get time I'll try to work it up...

Best to you..,,.

Rowland

[Stevepat1]

Hi Rowland, hope all is wel. Great hearing from you and thanks!

[freddym223]

this is just great! and very clever! i remember owning these records of tal farlow,jim hall and charley christian

[Stevepat1]

The jazz of that era was the best. Thanks Freddy!

[BocaFriend]

Hi, Steve. Very sweet. A less painful "Memorial" for this day. ~Terry in Florida

[Stevepat1]

Thank you Terry!

[carvetop01]

Steve,

I think you captured a bit of Burrell's tone. Very warm. This is a pretty song played well.

Cheers,

allen

[Stevepat1]

Thanks Allen! I just turn the tone all the way down and recorded straight into the recorder.