Peter Bernstein guitar solo - Dr. Lonnie Smith Trio

[zanonferdinando]

ciaoo ho un 1000 lp 33 giri e dischi vari generi... scarica la lista....o richiedila zanonferdinando@virgilio.it

[grantgre]

sweet and lovely?

[djLeoM]

the drummer is Allison Miller

[145321]

Who is the drummer? Anyone know?

[organeu]

VERY NICE SOUND on this GREAT REAL HAMMOND B3 !

[tkearn5000]

Anyone know what kind of guitar he is playing? His tone is excellent.

[mharlen03]

it's a zeidler

[grantgre]

@mharlen03

whats this tune? Duke?

[rosatijazz23]

@tkearn5000 it doesn't matter...tone comes from your fingers and soul ; )

[aarfeld]

@tkearn5000: I believe he uses a custom archtop made by luthier John Zeidler. Google his name to bring up his website. Pete often plays through a Fender blackface Vibrolux.

[tkaschuba]

Groovin' Great!

[bigwoody52]

sounds like a lot of folks and like itself!! know what im sayin? not bad

[futboler454]

Yes!

[ROBIBLOOM]

deeeeeep heavy swingin groooooooooooooove  !!!! nice !

[santanahollow]

Hey, it´s beautiful...nice guitar!!!an B3!!

[daffer53]

the whole version of "sweet and lovely" would have been nice, but i caught a taste of the melody on the organ at #20 then a touch of jimmy rainey 81 #25 and on. i love this song,he does a good job on it too. i have a johnny smith version of this on mosaic,live at a cocktail party at someones house, sounds not great but mr.smith IS.

[muertabo]

perfect phrasing

[02x9]

I like that Miles Davis quote with a twist, that the guitar player did at about 1:04-1:10. I am pretty sure those are the first few notes on mile's solo on "So What" from the Kind Of Blue album.

[mikebass14]

To me it sounds more like a modified version of the riff from Duke's (or someone else's?) "Night Train." The Miles thing is 1-5-4, and this and Night Train are 1-6-5. Whichever it is, those are three good notes.

[mrfish60035]

sweet and loveley?

[Gminor7]

You go, Pete . . . .

[deangelico]

What a pity we did not get all of this.Pete Smokin as usual, A great player and a really nice guy to boot. thanks for this

[benevolentcats]

peters playing and composition has had a very personal influence on me. Not only my own playing, but my appreciation of all art forms and life. HIs music has been as important to me great literature and film. We must keep this music alive and enrich the world with valuable culture.

[jack7474]

I saw this band in the summer of 2006. They were hot! Wish you could see the drummer here; she was impressive.

[ilikejazzalot]

I could listen to PB all day long...

[benevolentcats]

Pete man.....Pete.....damn

[G7flat5]

Pete's playing is always real and not contrived. He plays tastefully and never riffs for the sake of filler.

[theobell2]

nice

[meesterbenja]

Pete's the epitome of taste and style in jazz guitar.

[Trumpetplayer60076]

Dr. Lonnie ROCKS the house! He's the REAL DEAL and quite a swinger! The sound on this doesn't do justice to his marvelous playing, but thanks for posting.

[mikaylasax]

I agree. Doc Rocks!

We spent an evening with him, Lou Donaldson, and a bunch of other musicians recently in NYC. Doc kept everyone entertained and laughing all evening. As we boarded the huge elevator backstage at Carnegie Hall (with about 20 other people, Doc looked at me and my sisters, rubbed his eyes (pretending to cry), and said in a loud voice "MY FAMILY'S LEAVIN'." Everybody in the elevator cracked up.

He's a marvelous man, whom I admire greatly!

[Nefesh67]

Pete lays it down unlike so many young cats that have no connection to the blues. Well, everyone has their own taste. I love this shit!

[theboy01]

wow, Dr Smith is a Sikh...

[jack7474]

nah, he just wears the turban for the hell of it. He's got his own thing goin on.

[theboy01]

cool.

[davens99]

Pete's Best!