Virtuoso guitarist Stanley Jordan live at the North Sea Jazz Festival • 11-07-1987 • World of Jazz
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- Stanley Jordan (born July 31, 1959) is an outstanding American jazz guitarist whose technique involves tapping his fingers on the fretboard of the guitar with both hands.
Jordan's touch technique is an advanced form of two-handed tapping. The guitarist produces a note using only one finger by quickly tapping (or hammering) his finger down behind the appropriate fret.
He was the first artist signed to the Blue Note label started by Bruce Lundvall in 1985. Blue Note released his album Magic Touch, which sat at No.1 on Billboard 's jazz chart for 51 weeks, setting a record.
Stanley Jordan played with Quincy Jones, Benny Carter, Dizzy Gillespie, The Dave Matthews Band, and numerous other artists.
This outstanding solo recording was made during Stanley Jordan’s first visit to the North Sea Jazz Festival in the Congress Building, The Hague, The Netherlands on 11 July 1987.
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Stanley Is My Mentor ! ! ! I'm A Formally Trained Pianist, Organist & Saxophonist. I Am Learning The 'Soft-Touch' Guitar Technique That He Personally Invented From A Concert Pianist That Doubles On Strings That Performs For The Boston Philharmonic. My Lifelong Goal Is To One Special Day Have The Pleasure & Honor Of Performing Live With Him. Luv U Man! Scotty L.
Let it happen! 🙏😍
I was there in 1987 but.... we were leaving the festival and heard Stanley Jordan playing from the ouside because he was in the open, playing in the garden ...!! We listened a long time because I was so surprised by his playing. Later on I bought records from this amazing guy :-)
I was there in '87 at the front ...thx for posting 👊
what song is this?
okey but, how many world cups of football, do you have?
Saw this man play Katalina’s Bar & Grill , Los Angeles in 1997. Amazing. I was so lucky
How on earth does this have only 14 k views
Obviously one of the greatest performances in history
Never knew of him until I saw him play with Dave Matthews Band 2012? How could I have missed Stanley my entire life!?
Stanley Jordan, simply incredible!!!!
Outrageous talent.
That absolutely blew me away. What a passion and dedication.
Stanley Jordan is an angel! xox
So marvelous and so ahead of his time. Even now his musicality puts him ahead of so many who have the technique but not the substance.
Really one of the most amazing guitarists we have seen in our time. To play that level of music...unreal!
My back literally swelled with shivers when he started playing
Greatest guitarist on the face of the world, hoping for widescreen and high quality video version
Beautiful
Stanley è il più grande chitarrista jazz e non solo che ci sia mai stato aldilà che suoni con una chitarra o due
UNBELIEVABLE!!!!
Real Magic! Far beyond talent! What did we do to deserve so much glory ??
i love me some stanley jordan he plays like an angel
C un Ange exceptionnel, C une merveille de la nature. Peace all on the world. Thanks very much God.
How I never heard of this man yet??!
Now you herd. Congratulations.
wow, thanks for video
Really, SUPERNATURAL!!!! This One-Man-Band performance is akin to BACH-MOZART-BEETHOVEN penning a carefully manuscript masterpiece opus, collectively. This visual and audial wonderment is the equivalent, in human experience, in discovering King-Kong, ET or any phenomenon - such enigmatic magic simply steals your breath away and places one UNDER ARREST. Stanley Jordan Stands Alongside Any Greatest Human Being In The History Of Mankind.
Best Jazz, Classic & Rock VIRTUOUS Guitarist in the music history of this Galactic area! Simultaneous Melody, Harmony, Baseline & Improvisation! Far beyond Doctorate. Probably the rebirth of Paganini!
I couldn’t agree more this man must be either a vampire or a more advanced humanoid being from a more evolved planet
What a ride), thanks!
Oh, God of guitar!!!
The greatest instrumentalist to have ever drawn breath.
I think I have to agree. Just a mind blowing level of talent.
Un mostro
STANLEY É O MELHOR! !!!!!!!
el mejor del mundoooooo
You have to forget normality, sound, technique, dig deep listen passed the vibration rubbing the strings and you'll hear the music complexity beauty of what s happening in his playing he hardly looks down at the guitar because his soul knowing feeling reaching to reach and make sense of what fingers can play to create what he's playing
Never heard of this or this guy. I hate with a passion the tasteless tapping trend i see now. But if you are going to tap this is the way to do it. Sounds great. Tasteful and soulful
How i wish i learned guitar this way. I think the standard way of learning guitar is limiting.
What Is the first song ?
What he's doing is difficult to do/ but just not a pleasingly typical guitar sound to many ears !!!###
And I think that's why his name has not really been ringing some bells as it should have.
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Someone should comment the setlist ❤️
if i saw a moving sillouhette of this guy id instantly know it was him
На любителя..... 🥱
Defil jak nic...
how is he doing his playing and not even looking?
When you get to that level you don't need to look, you just know your instrument that well.
With a little more practice he just might make it some day XD
En otra vida era pianista !!!! Porque guitarrista no es
It's like piano on the guitar. Completely ridiculous. George Van Eps invented the concept of Lap Piano on the 7-string hollowbody, which he also invented, but to me this is the logical successor. Ineffable.
Not only that, but he is in fact playing the bass line, chord harmonies, and the melody statements at the same time. It is a very very high order of playing.
Do yourself a favor, just go to 44:51 in this video.
(JAZZ!MUSIC)! GREAT! (SJ)! THE! (JAZZ!MUSIC)! CLASS! I! (MADE)! THIS! (RULES)! NOW! YOU! KNOW! THE! ORIGINAL! (JAZZ!MAN)! BLACK!MAN! 🙂*MIKE! SPENCE! HA! HA! HA!
Igual no lo entiendo, mejor no opinar
どうせなら足でベースペダル、口で、ハーモニカ加えれば、天才大道芸人になれる。
У МЕНЯ КОТ ЛУЧШЕ ИГРАЕТ
А сам что умеешь?))
*This is EXACTLY, whom EDDIE VANHALLEN learned the 2 hand technique from...! YET, gives no credibility to the brother whom came before him! ...It was only KARMA, that Vito Bratta came up watching Eddie, then learned his licks and improved on Eddies own technique and took it to a whole another level - right here in Eddie's haye-day, and begun a path to OUTSHINE EDDIE VANHALLEN, as Eddie STOLE Stanley Jordan's craft and PORTRADE to the world AS IF he himself came up with it - fueled by bottomless budget MOB MONEY in the music industry - so as to say it louder and faster to more folk of the world - crystalizing his name as the first to do that technique.....! ...Then of course EDDIE VANHALLEN recognized Vito Bratta doing it to him, but publically paying Eddie his respects at the same time, EDDIE NATURALLY used his political weight to have VITTO BRATTA career in music DESTROYED, during the mid 1990's, when WHITE LION was on Tour with Van Hallen, and more people, especially the ladies was checking for Vito! ..................And now you all know*
Are you insane
*My son, you should really take your head out of the sand and clear your eyes and LOOK and use common sense - moreover when it is laid out before you to see it! this is the Age of Aquarius.* @@prs149
you know eddie never said he invented anything, right?
i can't understand why people like listening to this, the tone is so terrible like why not just play normal and hire a bassist it makes no sense to me why you would sacrifice the tone so much just to be able to do this trick
Because it's fun to play solo like that
The music is terrible because his music is technically correct. His feel for music is purely mechanical. His tapping isn't what makes it bad. If he played normally, then it would still be awful because he just doesn't have a feel for music. There is a reason nobody has heard of this person.
It's like listening to a person imitate emotional music and it just comes out flat.
These people