I realy enjoyed listening to how You play, amazing version of this great piece of music. By the way, my father & I, we also liked 'How deep is your love'. Back in the 70' he played guitar in a band too. Big applause!
Thanks kasadmat. I think this is one of the great tunes ever. This groove was from the King Curtis version, and if you dig this, you might look that one up.....
As I watch all these songs you've covered, I get the feeling you've taken the time to "find the groove" with each and every one of them, Joe. I really appreciate what you do and don't play--meaning, you don't overplay to show off--you let the song lead the way. A real sign of maturity. You're a great musician, and I appreciate seeing you on here!! Thaniks, Joe! Chet Atkins and Joe Pass are surely looking down and smiling on you.
thanks so much for a comment that made my day. one thing i'll second...i'm no 'one take' guy, so yeah, sometimes these vids are the result of several takes until one hits what i want. usually an hour of recording yields one or two takes that i'll post. what mike stern calls 'red light fever'; hit 'record' , forget how to play! most of these songs have been in my set for years, and they keep evolving as i play and hear different versions. 'music is a lifetime gig'.
thanks gt. i've heard a lot of versions of this, and it took me a while to find the groove i liked, but it's an awesome tune. there was a t.v. series of mike hammer, with stacy keach, that used it as it's theme, and they did a lot of nice versions within the show.
beautiful and haunting. Great tone !
dojomania 2 months ago
hey joe great job on this piece
Your old buddy Michael Carrington here
alias NomoreRanting
NoMoreRanting 2 years ago
hey mike
good to hear from you. que pasa?
sidethehead 2 years ago
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NoMoreRanting 2 years ago
I realy enjoyed listening to how You play, amazing version of this great piece of music. By the way, my father & I, we also liked 'How deep is your love'. Back in the 70' he played guitar in a band too. Big applause!
kasadmat 2 years ago
Thanks kasadmat. I think this is one of the great tunes ever. This groove was from the King Curtis version, and if you dig this, you might look that one up.....
all the best
joe
sidethehead 2 years ago
As I watch all these songs you've covered, I get the feeling you've taken the time to "find the groove" with each and every one of them, Joe. I really appreciate what you do and don't play--meaning, you don't overplay to show off--you let the song lead the way. A real sign of maturity. You're a great musician, and I appreciate seeing you on here!! Thaniks, Joe! Chet Atkins and Joe Pass are surely looking down and smiling on you.
BluesRenegade 2 years ago
hey br
thanks so much for a comment that made my day. one thing i'll second...i'm no 'one take' guy, so yeah, sometimes these vids are the result of several takes until one hits what i want. usually an hour of recording yields one or two takes that i'll post. what mike stern calls 'red light fever'; hit 'record' , forget how to play! most of these songs have been in my set for years, and they keep evolving as i play and hear different versions. 'music is a lifetime gig'.
thanks again
joe
sidethehead 2 years ago
very cool!
college jazz band tried this one, but we dropped it.
gtrrobster 2 years ago
thanks gt. i've heard a lot of versions of this, and it took me a while to find the groove i liked, but it's an awesome tune. there was a t.v. series of mike hammer, with stacy keach, that used it as it's theme, and they did a lot of nice versions within the show.
sidethehead 2 years ago
That was very nice. Excellent job man.
jazzyedwin24 2 years ago
thanks, jazzyedwin. good to hear from you.
sidethehead 2 years ago