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wooooh. Does not get better. A master singing and playing from god

I love Bluejeans and Moonbeams. It's not your traditional edgy Captain. It's the romantic Captain. I believe the guitar player is...........not Zoot Horn.....but maybe Dean Smith. Ira Ingber on bass....brother of the great Elliot......The Captain can do whatever he wants brother.

Unparralled greatness

Crazy Little thing

Real jazz singing. Who else is out there like Carmen Lundy and her brother, the incredible Curtis Lundy.

What can you say? One of the most beautiful pieces of music ever recorded. Mr. Mingus felt it for Lester in his heart. Check out So Long Eric for Dolphy. All heart. Doesn't hurt to be a genious either. Check Booker Ervin.

TIGHT. Beyond TIGHT. Do not mess with THE MASTER. This band is scared. Just look at the respect. They're watching him every second.

@simonbnyc Well no Bootsy....but dreadful? Man that's harsh for something so extraordinary.Hey, James always has mechanical guitar players...rhythm guitar players that don't really solo.....they're scared to death. Every clam is a fine after all....but I love the tribute to Wes. And this is FUNKY

The Master of Disaster.

Hi all. This movie poster was created and designed by me, Bill Charles. I have been an agent for many years, but when I was a very young boy, I really did do this image........for the record.

There has never been jazz guitar player to compare with Wes. HIs octaves created a new form of playing that's been greatly imitated, but never equaled. Mr. Benson does a nice job though. Wes is just beautiful. Thanks for posting this.

There's a great story I heard Hank Jones tell. He said the first time he heard Tatum on the radio, he said "oh, I know, that's 2 piano players." The, when he went to see him for the first time in a club downstairs, he had to leave. As he was walking up the stairs, he saw Bud Powell coming down. H...

Yes, Holy Shit.

Absolutely beautiful.

@sitarnut Yes he is. He's a "monster." He scares the other musicians to death. Art Tatum did the same thing. There's a great story I heard Hank Jones tell. He saw Tatum for the first time and had to leave. As he was walking up the stairs of the club in Buffalo, Bud Powell was going down to see Ta...

Does anyone know who the other guitar player is?

Well, actually, nobody could carry Jimi's guitar case. Jimi is the ruler of all time. However, Jimi would have been in awe of Danny, and he]'s nowhere close to Danny's in techniquw. Nobody is. But, please, Jimi was from another planet. Danny was a human being and he surpasses all guitar players i...

Yes, Danny scares us all. He is the monster of all monsters. Don't even go there.....we'll NEVER, EVER come near him........none of us.......Ask Clapton, Beck, Page, Holdsworth, Carlos, doesn't mater.....whom ever you think is the best. They'll all tell you. Danny was, as Neil Young put it...."...

For any real guitar player, this is invaluable. I challenge anyone to do this on Danny's level. There's not a person on the planet. THANK YOU DANNY. We'll all -spend the rest of our lives trying to do the basics of what you're teaching.

OK....sure....I can do that.....maybe in another life. For him it was simple. He was a talent beyond us all. I'll try. This instructional serious is phenomenal. and I'll improve from it....but let's face it guys......nobody can do this but Danny. If there's someone out there......please get back ...

poppyseller1, exactly right. Danny could outplay Jimi, or maybe anyone.....but fame and success involve the other factors you mention. Jimi was the entire package and my favorite and my idol. I worship him/ Danny is for us guitar players. Nobidy can do what Danny does/did.....it's just beyond com...

Sick.......the man is incomparable. Nobody can do that. It's not possible.

Please tell me that amazing bass player is. Does anyone know?

Dude, take a couple of lessons......nice guitar tone....but you need about 20 years of practice....

Saw their first show at The Fillmore East...opening for Iron Butterfly. They had one song on the radio.."Babe I'm Gonna Leave You." I thought they were an acoustic band....Well they weren't. LOL.

Saw them in their first show at The Fillmore 1969 opening for Iron Butterfly. They had one song on the radio. "Babe I'm Gonna Leave you." I thought they were an acoustic band...LOL.

Hey man, your grandpa is fabulous. You must be very proud. He played with The Rahsaan...wow. As Elvin Jones said: " Coltrane was a saint. I was just lucky to play with someone that good." Ask Ben Riley about Monk.....It was a fluke that they met, but Ben was up to the task as was your Grandpa.