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3340steve

Claude Ranger on drums.

Jostein Gulbrandsen

Beautiful!

James Kipler

Just amazing! Fluid and very beautiful linear concepts.

Earl Dunbar

Indeed, we miss him. I remember the first time I saw and heard him. He was playing with Moe Koffman in Stratford. I was new to Stratford and didn't know who Ed was. He walked out on stage and sat down, and my reaction was sorta "ho hum" ... until he started playing! When he really got going, I wondered how the hell he did it. Still do.

Julian Taylor

now that's a bass solo

Ron Roskowke

Ed and Jim Hall are my favorite "traditional" jazz guitarists- I'm very fond of the guitarists they inspired as well- John Scofield, Pat Metheny, Bill Frisell, and Mike Stern-

exjazzbass baz

ed is a great player and what about the great don thompson fabulous player he is...

jason8string

Some of my best musical experiences have been listening live to Ed's different trios. Good call on naming Claude Ranger on drums! I was wondering if that was him or not.

Bill McBirnie

(...Claude Ranger on drums!...)

Sideshow Skip

@GuitOp81 sometimes ya just gotta fart....

GuitOp81

Something huge must have happened at 3:26 but I can't tell what it is.

musicismagic

every time I watch one of EB's videos-I want to cry a little- and hang up the strings-(tele and all).Just a shame he wont play publicly.Man can swing.Just a joy.Trio was tight.We miss ya EB.

jkip44

Yeah Ed!!! There are no words! Kudos to the great rythym section!

teddypantelas

He was one of a kind. he made you think there were 2 guitar players playing on Pure Desmond. To see this footage of him is truly inspiring. Thanks for posting.

SIRONEDRAGON .

Fabulous : )

atombomb31458

this is great--never heard the guybefore...only checked him out because desmond played with him.

fermutante

Un genio, uno de los mejores guitarristas de jazz que he oido!!

earthimage1

It seems none of the guitarists here have commented on his right hand nails. They are manicured in the style of a classical guitarist, not easy to maintain playing steel strings. This has a lot to do with both his precision and his tonality while still playing with a pick. Personally, I play with fingertips and thumb, a personal choice. On a technical level, I thought that was worth noting.

kingofskateop

2:45 lol!

j6449663

The greatest chord melody jazz guitarist of the twentieth century.

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