Jimmy Raney, The Guitar Show - interview segment скачать видео бесплатно

breastfeedjazz

dick garcia, sal salvador, joe puma, chuck wayne, billy bauer, bill dearango

breastfeedjazz

Ronnie Singer , Jimmy Raney, Tal Farlow...later Billy Bean.. pioneers of true bebop

Jon Raney

Rich, he is talking about a very specific window in history where there were two guitarists specifically devoted to the language of bebop very specifically - and starting that way as professionals. Do you know what that period was? Barney Kessell was a generation earlier - a converted swing player and so was Johnny Smith who were adapting to the bebop movement. Great guitarists but besides the point of this. You are widening the period generally to include players from the prior generation or the players that looked to their example that came after, Jim Hall, Grant Green, Joe Pass, Jimmy Gourley and Rene Thomas. The latter having copied my father note for note - it's well documented.  4 of the 5 are well documented to have been indebted to Jimmy Raney

Rich Pulin

Herb Ellis, Rene Thomas…...

Rich Pulin

Joe Pass…..

Rich Pulin

Jim Hall, Johnny Smith……just saying…..

Rich Pulin

He could have included Barney Kessel, Jimmy Gourley, Grant Green, My God, Kenny Burrell….Tal And Jimmy were great, but they weren't the only be-bopplayers of that time…several more too!

Jazzwayze

From a personal standpoint, it was because bebop guitar was too difficult! It's even harder now that Senor "Arthur Ritis" is catching up with me! Jimmy was 'the man'. RIP. Jon, you truly were blessed.

boobtuber06

what happened to genre? it seemed to have disappeared!

Don Nick

ALL OF THEM jazz-guitar pioneers--- In 1949 Jimmy..Tal..and Sal Salvador were roommates on 93rd st..... Jimmy makes no mention of the other jazz guitar genius rooming with them at that same time......JOHNNY SMITH!!!! early be-bop decoders under the same roof!!! what an adventure.

Danilo Marrone

Could you post more videos of your father's workshops? Not only was he a brilliant musician (his words), but an amazing educator. I feel that I learn more from the three workshop videos that you've posted than most "jazz books" try to teach. Thanks for sharing and carrying on the legacy of your father!

foxybrown2

There fingering is the same how they stay alot on the top strings. Look at how Tal Farlow plays and you will see similarities

sirtubbyhayes

Unsurpassed Bebop guitarist - and one of the greatest musicians ever.

SIRONEDRAGON

It would have been wonderful to have talked with your Dad..

Jon Raney

Thanks man. Very true

SIRONEDRAGON

Jon Your Dad was a GREAT pioneer of Bebop Jazz guitar ..What a man he was !!! : ))) You were blessed .. : ))