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3 weeks ago
Ole Miss played by Sue Keller - Ragtime Blues Piano
sheet music: http://digital.library.msst...
Recorded Sunday, Novembe...
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4 weeks ago
Free Singing Lesson - Power Breathing Exercise - Rock the Stage
http://www.rockthestagenyc.com - Kevin Richards @ Rock the Stage NYC
In this free vocal tip Kevin Richards offer a powerful diaphragm strengthenin...
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1 month ago
Tal Farlow_Yardbird Suite
On this 1956 session, Farlow led a trio with pianist Eddie Costa and bassist Vinnie Burke. The style of the group--without horns or drums--might be...
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1 month ago
Tal Farlow Quartet
Featuring:
Tina (written by Tal Farlow)
All Through The Night (originally by Cole Porter)
Album:
Tal Farlow Quartet
Re-Released in Howard McGhee...
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1 month ago
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It is so interesting to listen to this absolute master. So many of his work on YT is from his last 15 or so years. When he was in his 30's and 40's he was without equal. So lyrical, so fluid, so harmonious and melodious. You can listen to 100 of his solos and you will hear so many different t...
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Tal Farlow Quartet II
Featuring:
Rock 'n' Rye (written by Tal Farlow)
Splash (written by Tal Farlow)
Lover (originally by Rodgers, Hart)
Album:
Tal Farlow Quartet
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Tal Farlow - Lover
The One and only Tal Farlow!
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I am deeply saddened by the fact that this has only just over 600 views. It should have 1000 times that number and should be mandatory listening for anyone making a living playing any style of electric guitar. Tal occupied one of the most important chairs on the Mount Olympus of guitarists.
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Red Norvo - Lullaby Of The Leaves [from 1955 album Red Norvo Trios]
Red Norvo - Red Norvo Trios
Year: 1955
Label: Prestige
Vibes: Red Norvo
Guitar: Jimmy Raney or Tal Farlow
Bass: Red Mitchell
Although the most fa...
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That sounds like Tal's signature treatment of the runs in between the tune's phrases.
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1 month ago
Tal Farlow Trio plays "Opus De Funk"
This is not "First" because Mr Ed Fuerst recorded in his apartment by portable recorder. (private session) Farlow,Costa,Burke enjoyed in relax mo...
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1 month ago
Now Behold The Lamb
Chicago Community Chorus
West Point Baptist Church
December 10, 2011
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1 month ago
Ella Fitzgerald - Lullaby of the Leaves (1964)
"Lullaby of the Leaves" written by Bernice Petkere and Joe Young for the 1932 Broadway revue, "Chamberlain Brown's Scrap Book, " was recorded by Ke...
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Wow! Wow! Wow!
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1 month ago
The Ventures - Lullaby of the Leaves
The Ventures - Lullaby of the Leaves
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The late, great master of the jazz guitar, Tal Farlow, released an incredible version of this jazz classic back in about the early 1950's. If you truly appreciate all guitar styles, you owe it to yourself to find it and give it a listen. Farlow was contemporary of the incredibly talented guitar...
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2 months ago
The Two Best Guitarists EVER!!
Two best guitar players EVER!! Finally, Larry Carlton and Robben Ford together jamming!! TONE, TASTE, and STYLE... CRAZY Stuff!! TONE, TONE, TONE!!...
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@Moshpith Yes, shredders suck. And a judge on American Idol (I wuz kidnapped and forced to watch!) once noted that a shredder was "channeling Hendrix". NFW! Hendrix actually played notes, not screeches.
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2 months ago
Tal Farlow Summertime
Gershwin's "Summertime" from The Return Of tal farlow, Prestige Records, 1969
Tal Farlow -- guitar
John Scully -- piano
Jack Six -- bass
Alan Dawso...
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2 months ago
Tal Farlow_If I Should Lose You
Tal Farlow Quartet: Tal Farlow (guitar); James Williams (piano); Gary Mazzaroppi (bass); Vinnie Johnson (drums).
Recorded at Soundmixers, New York...
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2 months ago
Johnny Smith - What Are You Doing For The Rest Of Your Life?
Rare clip of legendary guitarist Johnny Smith at (University?) gig in Mobile Alabama in 1984
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2 months ago
1971 The Flying Burrito Brothers "Six Days on the Road"
1971 The Flying Burrito Brothers - Rare cover of "Six Days on the Road".
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Exceptional version, although I think Livingston's original from around 1970 is still the best ever. On the other hand, Steve Earle's is probably the worst version ever. What was he thinking; I expected better than that diaper load. He didn't even phone it in - he put it in a paper bag, droppe...
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3 months ago
edison lighthouse - Love grows where my rosemary goes
Classic late 60's featuring the great Tony Burrows on vocals. This is NOT Tony singing on the video.
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3 months ago
Kenny Burrell - Autumn in New York
My favourite version of "Autumm in New York", played by Kenny Burrell.
It was hard to found but it´s here now.
I Hope you love it like i do.
Greeti...
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3 months ago
My Old Flame
My Old Flame
Music written byArthur Johnston
Lyrics written bySam Coslow
First recordingMy Old Flame by Mae West & Duke Ellington and His Orchestra...
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3 months ago
It don't mean a thing at the Django Reinhard NY Festival
2004 Django Reinhardt Festival "live at Birdland" starring legendary guitarist Dorado Schmitt from France, pianist Peter Beets from Holland, rhythm...
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Caravan at the Django Reinhard NY Festival
2004 Django Reinhardt Festival "live at Birdland" starring legendary guitarist Dorado Schmitt from France, pianist Peter Beets from Holland, rhythm...
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3 months ago
Billie Holiday - My Old Flame (1944)
Billie Holiday
"My Old Flame" (1944)
(Johnston-Coslow)
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I love this song. I have an old vinyl of the great guitarist Tal Farlow's chord solo that is drop-dead incredible. Billie's version is, of course, nothing less than great! She certainly had all there was for a band canary to have! Do you have any info about the backing band?
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3 months ago
Gladys Knight & The Pips - Midnight Train To Georgia Live (1976)
Gladys Knight & The Pips. Midnight Train To Georgia Live (1976)
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Said it many times and I'll say it again. Gladys is T.H.E. DIVA of soul. She can out-sing Aretha any day. And, hey, who wouldn't want to be a Pip, if even for just one song at the local karaoke bar!
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4 months ago
Fun Fun Fun by the Beach Boys(LIVE)
The Beach Boys Singing there song " Fun Fun Fun" in concert. This song is copyrighted by the Beach Boys and im not sure the record company ( if u k...
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4 months ago
Tal Farlow - Lil' Darlin'
Plus d'infos sur : http://www.tal-farlow.com
Tal Farlow ici en solo, avec le trio Great Guitars (Barney Kessel et Charlie Byrd). Enregistré au ZDF...
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5 months ago
Tal Farlow - Body and Soul
Plus d'infos sur : http://www.tal-farlow.com
Extrait du DVD "The Guitar Show : Jazz Masters - Volume 2" aux éditions Vestapol.
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5 months ago
Tal Farlow - Flamingo
Plus d'infos sur : http://www.tal-farlow.com
Extrait provenant du film documentaire "Talmage Farlow".
Guitare : Tal Farlow
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5 months ago
Segovia - variations on Mozart's theme
Andres Segovia playing his guitar. Old B/N track.
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@smilingnihilist1 Search for either Breau or Farlow; you should hit on a video of a visit Lenny made to Tal's home. Tal died I think in `97' and the video could be from a good chuck of time before that, but he's already old. It's interesting stuff. Oddly, 2 players left out of the last survey ...
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Mundell Lowe plays "Where Are You?" at Dizzy's 9-4-2009
Mundell Lowe plays "Where Are You?" at Dizzy's San Diego
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Regarding the comments: "when Tal plays like this. And Costa has always been underrated", both are spot-on! So much of Tal on YT is from his last 15 years but in the 50's and 60's he was the ruler, the king, Il Primo. And Costa was simply remarkable. His phrasing is incredible. Sad that they'r...