Pat Martino - Open Road - A Documentary
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- Опубліковано 13 тра 2014
- The documentary OPEN ROAD takes us to exciting performances at Ethel's Place and to Pat's comeback gig at New York's Bottom Line. Martino is captured giving a guitar lesson; working in the studio recording new music; philosphizing about music and life; providing an in-depth glimpse into the creative genius of this jazz guitar legend. OPEN ROAD covers the whole road: The complete Martino.
Also included is a bonus guitar lesson with the master and additional interviews with George Benson, Steve Khan and the late Michael Hedges and Emily Remler.
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RIP Pat - you and your music will never ever be forgotten.
ONCE A GENIUSS ALWAYS A GENIUSS LONG LIVE PAT MARTINO!!!
happy birthday pat! membering guitar legend Pat Martino on his birthday. August 25, 1944 - November 1, 2021,...miss you
What a beautiful piece of film making about a giant of giants ... RIP Pat ... the world's a better place because you were here.
Such a great force in music the likes will never be seen again .
I also was a witness to Pat's amazing recovery and his knowledge graciously bestowed upon me during our time together at his home in Phila.. as Pat was playing gigs again he didn't use his name Martino and was using his birth name. I spent weekend's in Cape May playing alternate weekends with Pat. As I watched him grow back into the incredible player that he was before the tumor. When I saw him starting to use his stage name again I knew he had full recovered and playing more increably then before his anyourism!!! Warmly Pat your forever greatful student, James Pascarella!!!
Absolutely love Joyous Lake!!
The very definition of inspiring, thanx for the post - a ton of creative brilliance coupled with old-fashioned guts; very moving, what a guy, and in an age when 'artists' become gods for next to nothing.
Inspirational!It brings tears to my eyes.
Such a legend
thanks for this
Wow this is a real gem!!!
Billy James! One of the best organ drummers ever.
2:55 - OMFG, Charlie Parker reincarnated as a guitarist. The fluidity, dynamics, precision and articulation is astounding!
Pat will always be THE GREATEST !
wow! I've never seen his father, he was a great singer.
I never get tired of listening everything about this amazing genius! I had the oportunity to see him alive, when he came to Brazil, simply MAGICAL !!!
émouvant reportage !!!
Still a Live in our heart
A testament to his true genius/he forgot it all and was able to get it back !!!###
A true master
does anyone have a live recording of 5:20 i love his playing his with the band, the bass guitarist is great too, love the 80s style
Con más veracidad y admiración por un ser humano tan Preciado talentoso genio de la guitarra en mi corazón cómo un gran maestro
💐💐💐💐💐RIP Pat.
" Rispect for This Great Musician Player ". .. So' Good ... 😮😯😐/🎼🎶💙🎸🎵/👍✌👌👏👋
This is a piece of the Martino Unstrung documentary from the 16 films co.
Does anyone know where the version of “Portrait” heard at 4:33 comes from? This is NOT the version on Nightwings.
Wow Emily Remler had some rad hair
I would love to be able to find a video of that show that's playing at the 5 min and 30 sec mark, what song is that? So groovy! Is that the comeback show at Bottom Line? Because when I look that show up, i find videos where they are wearing different clothes. Did they play more than 1 show for the comeback gigs?
Joyous Lake 1976
Does anybody know what song is the one in the background at 4.30? Thanks
Portrait, that's the song name
thank you very much
thank for the answer but it seems definitely another piece
Of course it's possible I'm wrong..it has keyboards and more "80s" flavour instead of piano/sax like in the record version but the theme's definitely there. Try searching for Pat Martino - Portrait (Nightwings) and judge for yourself! ;-)
Is this the same documentary from a few years ago?
+Victor Saumarez Yes. It is available on DVD from Phil Fallo, who produced it.
Some times i love Jazz other times its like they just hit what ever note is in the way "Noodling" to me i understand why great Classical players make fun of Jazz, just like when i got to be a little older i understood why Jazz player made fun of The BEatles and rock n roll in general But i must say Rock n Roll and Blues will always be my favorite music but i have learned to love Jazz and Classical music when it sucks it sucks BUT holy shit when it's great it is the Fucking Best !!! Same with rock a ton of crappy rock music But the BEalte and Kinks and Jethro Tull and Zappa and King Crimson and Johny Winter and Jeff Beck and Hendrix at their best is fucking REMARKABLE !!!!!
a train
That's really not his name. That's a stage name like Norma Jean