Joe Pass - Cherokee - 1977, live, audio only video free download

epf1961

And to think, there was a time when I thought Bird's (1945) version was fast......! Holy Smoke.

elbowout

Dont beleive this is naturally aspirated!

THampork Vchesse

aaaahhhhhh..... you had me worried for a second...

Aaron Matson

I mean dirty as in "extremely hip or very awesome" haha sorry for the confusion!! It's a colloquial slang that jazz musicians in my area use to give someone a compliment.

THampork Vchesse

you play for 6 mins... with no band... are you seriously judging one of the best guitarist?

Gonzalo nicolas

que animal ,de otro planeta un genio unico

Aaron Matson

4:27 - 4:59 is so dirty 5:10 - 5:20 is as well

taildragger53

There weren't that many jazz guitarists around when JP was a kid. Django & Christian were the top ones. He listened to Gene Autry and his style is based more on Charlie Parker's fast lines.

elbowout

He hurt me big time!

1975Nettuno

Joe è un universo a sè stante! Secondo me ha miscelato tutti i più grandi jazzisti, soprattutto i fiati, creando un proprio linguaggio.

1975Nettuno

Mi chiedo perchè le esibizioni piu belle non diventano mai un disco!

1975Nettuno

Da brivido!

dhammittify

@taildragger51 Django Reinhardt was one of Joe's big influences

dhammittify

Only Joe Pass could play this fast and melodic at the same time. Being a young guitarist, I am attracted to the fast players, like Paul Gilbert or Joe Satriani, by nature. I have learned that great guitarists don't have to play fast, but melodic and emotional, much like David Gilmour. I love Paul Gilbert and Joe Satriani, but the guitar work on this track blows me away. Thanks for sharing!

Max Downs

@taildragger51 I'm pretty sure a guy like Joe Pass listened to just about everyone

THampork Vchesse

cooking version... it should be... "Cherokee on Fire "

zack white

joe pass has always been an inspiration, but he just totally blew me away right now.. awesome.

Guitfiddlejase

This is ridiculous!!!Thanks so much for posting!!!!

Guitfiddlejase

@yomerolo Yes-he actually did...it was called "I Remember Charlie Parker"...and it is available from OJC. Great record!

Guitfiddlejase

@pgabrielides Indeed Joe was a fan of Django,Charlie Christian,etc....but Joe always mentioned Bird as his greatest bop influence.Not lookin' to start a fight...just the facts.

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