Joe Pass 'Sonny Moon For Two' on Frankly Jazz

Frankly Jazz was a half-hour television program produced in Los Angeles in the early 1960s. Each program featured one or more prominent West Coast Jazz performer of the day. Frankly Jazz was hosted by Frank Evans, a leading jazz disk jockey of the day. Joe Pass plays 'Sonny Moon For Two' on this episode.

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• Frank Evans
• Frankly Jazz
• West Coast jazz
• Los Angeles television
• Pacific World
• Dick Bock
• jazz on film
• jazz on television
• joe pass

[fromBulgaria]

yeaah

[snoskier63]

If you enlarge the screen at the 5:00 mark "JAGUAR" is clearly evident on the headstock.

[brush200400]

wow joe pass playing that guitar. rare

[guitardude647]

2:11-2:14 dopest line ever

[stafrewilols]

It's a Jaguar. The Jazzmaster has larger, P-90 looking pickups.

[ericream2000]

@Mattytheman91

i know about this for the first time.

but,no matter what he uses,Joe Pass is really great.

[Mattytheman91]

@ericream2000 actually its a jazzmaster he started playing in a rehab centre

[pekoe67]

1:17



[ColmOSullivanRed]

...along with Gary Peacock, who are piano and drums? Please, anybody?

[NateDawawg420]

jazzmaster@Metalhead3333