John Pizzarelli - "I Got Rhythm" (solo) at the Fretboard Journal descargar videos gratis
Jazz guitar great John Pizzarelli visited the Fretboard Journal magazine on July 24, 2012, shortly before his gig at Seattle's Jazz Alley. While visiting, he performed "I Got Rhythm" on his Moll seven-string guitar. As always, he breathes new life into this classic tune.
Pizzarelli was featured in the Fretboard Journal's 22nd issue, alongside Jackson Browne, Muriel Anderson and many other music greats.
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8 years ago
Vordrab
Great guitarist.8 years ago
Mac xin
Sad i will never be this good.8 years ago
Nexus Roy
Pizzarelli, sin despeinarse B)8 years ago
danlovesnan
super job!!! this standard is easy to play, even just by using pentatonic scales… obviously this is a super solo, another level.8 years ago
Astak1000
Great.8 years ago
johanes damu
+akiz lexboy 8 years ago
Demetrius Giovanni Soares
Brilhante! Pizzarelli é um gênio absoluto!9 years ago
Kevin Van den Panhuyzen
Holy..9 years ago
Taso Diaour
the first time i heard this i went crazy brilliance what a vibe9 years ago
rrdwiki
he seems so pretentious9 years ago
ruffalo09
i'd like to hear him play that on a banjo. . .9 years ago
aleksandersucharski
he may not have reinvented the guitar, but dammnit, can he swing..9 years ago
Alejandro Ternero
I´ve read a couple of dissapointing things. First, it´s true that he´s not the best singer and he uses basics chords (ninth and seventh) but I´m not really sure if everyone´s able to do this with his agility along the fretboard. Jazz mussic is not only alt. chords or whatever, specially in swing music. We also have a lot of rythm and this part is absolutely amazing because he´s also doing the walking bass line.OK, chords or harmony in general can be more sofisticated. The thing is be able to make things work, make music and, of course, listening the result and not things that are not top. Every musician has a special quality. I don´t know any musician like C.Parker, Coltrane or Metheny, all in the same guy.9 years ago
Freddy Mclain
This man is rhythmically gifted.9 years ago
punkrock1192
どっからピック出したんや…⁇⁇9 years ago
Niklas V-Grebius
Where does he keep his pick? In his mouth?9 years ago
GuitarGames X
Very cool!haha :D This dude is funny :'D9 years ago
Shred Sixsixsix
Kind of like Djengo on the rhythm . John is great because he knows the lyrics and the original vocal melodies of 1000 tunes ,he accompanies himself with generally basic chording . I would imagine when he sits down with a chart he sight sings the vocals and reads the chords ,and always takes that approach . He is actually a throwback to the Big band era in that respect 9 years ago
cidcampeador1952
BRAVISSIMO ! ! ! ! ! ! 9 years ago
David Gillis
Joke: What's the difference between a Rock guitarist and a Jazz guitarist?Rock guitarists play 3 chords in front of thousands of people and Jazz guitarists play thousands of chords in front of 3 people.@ Russ Jalichandra… John's a sweet guy. In my experience jazz musicians are the most humble, self defacing people on the planet, they beat themselves up all the time. The universal rule is, when a know-it-all enters the scene foolishly waving the banner of what he or she doesn't know… well let's just say it's a drag. Watch another video posted by FretBoard Journal where Bill Frisell and John Pizzarelli perform as a duo – observe their dialogue and take note of their mutual respect and humility. Videos Relacionados
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