I passed my engineering exam after listening to these amazing jazz solo pieces. I could literally hear some melodies in my mind as I wrote the exams, the music calmed my mind down. Thank you sir Andy Brown.
Jazz is pure and this why I'm here. Pure music is very hard to play especially for guitarist. You don't see a jazz guitarist yelling around he is a guitar hero. They just put their head down, play and humble.
You don't see them yell around they are a guitar hero because they're not showmen. Most jazz musician gets too absorbed in their playing. That's why a lot of people who can't understand jazz don't go to see jazz musicians. Whereas in music like in rock, a lot of people go to see rock bands even if they don't know how to play guitar or know music theory because in rock music -specially in live rock music, a big part is the performer to audience connection. Jazz musicians play for themselves and the music, "guitar heroes" play for the people.
Not always true. Many are jumping, squatting, making dumb faces, staring off into space, looking at the other players with that smug, self-ingratiating look as it to say ~ "did you see how great that was?" No, am not a fan of many of the antics prevalent today. Just play with authenticity, humbleness, and correct notes in meter.
This is also a players dream audience...ALL of these folk were there to Listen which is RARE. Usually there is someone with the Flu sitting in the front row coughing and clearing their throat thru your set...wow!
folks don't respect artistry....great live music is so accessible now that it is taken for granted - usually these are folks that never tried to learn an instrument harder than their cell phone.
If you get a chance check out some of my jazz guitar videos on my page and subscribe! I have some really good stuff on there. Let me know what you think!
i dont know why you ruin this site by using JUDGE GOD ALMIGHTY s name as a slang word its well named enjoy your stay or good work my servant your savior SATAN THE DEVIL
This is the level of playing that makes me want to both practice forever and quit for good. Flawless but completely warm and natural. A tasty listen, the type of recording that should be sent into space for aliens to hear the very best humanity has to offer.
If you get a chance check out some of my jazz guitar videos on my page and subscribe! I have some really good stuff on there. Let me know what you think!
Not metal core, nor speed metal, nor flamenco, nor even classic guitar can reach the level of beautifulness, class, complexity, feeling and flavor that Jazz can bring to a guitar.
This is guitar mastery at its highest level. He's definitely taken a page out of the Joe Pass school of guitar and I love it. This guy is a rare talent and I'm so glad I stumbled across this video. I will be looking for more of his stuff to add to my collection.
As a Brazilian I can tell you guys Andy really knows what he is doing when he plays Brazilian standards. He really has the “gingado”. This is how we call the swing feel of Brazilian music. Awesome rendition!
so true. there are technical guitarists and no slight to them but then there is those amazing ones that every note is a personal connection and they feel more then play. he is one of them.
I'm a blues/classic rock lover/player who dabbles in jazz. Smooth jazz has an ability to show off the beauty of guitar notes unlike any other music. Very cool!
WOW MEN, ONE HOUR OF PURE LOVE FOR THE GUITAR, I FEEL VERY RELAXED AND WANTED TO PLAY MY GUITAR WITH A GOOD JAZZ THEME, INCREDIBLE WHAT MUSIC CAN DO. LOVE FOR THE ART 🎸❤
Master guitarist right there. Thing I love most of all is the guitar speaks to me. All the little incidental squeaks & buzz of the frets and the tone. It's just part of the instrument and the way it wants to play. Pay attention to the perfect timing on everything Andy plays. That's some unbelievable playing right there. It's from the heart & it's evident in his playing. Superb.
@@babinm I do when there are no effects to hide behind. I have played for many years myself and I can tell you that to my ear, it's just his guitar plugged straight into the amp, mixed with a mic directly in front of his guitar. (actually just confirmed that in the description) Perhaps a tiny bit of reverb but that's about it.
I thought a lot of guitarists, especially classical, work hard to avoid the squeak sounds which turn off a lot of listeners. Btw I don’t hear them here but when you said “what I live most” I had to ask why. Isn’t the squeaky sound of fingers over round wound strings the reason that string makers made flat ones. I bought a set of flatwound strings for my classical guitar and I’m hoping I can reduce my squeak sound.
I should say every aspiring Chord Melody learner would like to understudy and get a playing that makes sense around Martin Taylor legendry. Andy shall talk for himself as one of the most advanced player in this genre. What a good articulation and generosity of displaying chord melody style to the world wide guitar enthusiasts.
I am still a terrible guitar player, however since I have started playing it has given me a whole new perspective and appreciation on all genre's of music and the technicality that it entails. Jazz being the prime example.
Watching and listening to this is absolutely unbelievable as a guitar player. How much time, effort, talent and wisdom to play like this is almost unbelievable. You sir are a genius! What an absolute pleasure to witness. Thank you.
Andy is an endless flow of musical notes and repertoire. Just amazing. Lots of hard work and practice but tons of talent too. I could practice 10K hours and never sound like that! Such fun to hear.
My comment was not meant to take away from any great player who is using a pick; I play both ways and greatly admire any guitar artist no matter their method. I still maintain that to just sit down with nothing more than ones fingers and play so artfully is sheer joy to behold, thank you. Sorry you missed the point of my comment!
The point is playing so relaxed and so sweetly and so melodic with a perfect control on the depth of each single note: amazing balance of everything. For me Andy Brown is truly a source of inspiration....
Bossa Nova can be considered as a Jazz sub-genre. Now If you are talking about American Jazz, Smooth Jazz, Gypsy Jazz or other genres, Bossa Nova is mainly characterized and differs more by its rhythm. Bossa Nova's rhythm is highly influenced by Samba, which at the same time is highly influenced by African rhythms. - Google
I like it. Just wish there was an oboe soloist playing with him. Sonething magical about an oboe. Oboe sounds like elbow and we have elbows, which adds to the fascination we all share for the oboe.
Those old Peavey tube amps from the 1980s sounded way better than their price tag suggested they should sound, and they were rock-solid bulletproof too. Great playing!
Yes. Pure highly developed talent. Brilliant. When you have developed the fingers and thumb on your right hand to communicate with your left hand in that way it gives you so many options. He’s a real pro. Tip your cap. This level doesn’t happen overnight. If I lived nearby I would have been in that audience.
There just ain't no one like this cool stylish classy cat. Plus, he's an outstanding man who is polite, funny and warm. Thanks to Thomas Cray for dropping AB into my world. If i get blue I play Andy Brown and he makes me feel better. Always.
From an interview with Andy: I usually play through a Peavy Bandit - it seems to give me a warm, rich sound that I can't get out of a tube amp of the same size. A Vibrolux I sometimes use seems to distort at too quiet a volume for me... I've tried Evans, Polytone - they're great, but the Peavy gives me the most tube-like sound, with the extra headroom... plus it's only worth like $60 so I can keep it in the trunk of my car which actually makes a big difference.
Fender Twin Reverbs (blackface) are clean at any volume and don't distort or breakup like the deluxe or vibrolux. Only issue with the twin is the weight and transport.
When I first got my brand new 65 twin back in April. I did experience a lot of hiss. I took it to an amp repair shop and they replaced a tube and cleaned it up (all under warranty). Now almost all the hiss gone and can't be heard on low volumes. When you hit around volume 5 or more, there will be some noise, but it's a volume I never touch even with a full band. I usually play with the volume around 2.5 and with the reverb on 2. Not much noise at all on that setting.
Knowing concerning Andy's music. Hearing in clubs, guess he never tried for the breaks that may have appeared to may have to have been more considered. Perhaps, he has always been happy where is at in life. Still amazed at his understanding in music before saying how he has progressed for those who in the know and understand his style have to feel they all feel is one of the best performing in our lifetime, yet many do not know concerning him in their music universally. Unfortunite for those who do not know of him....and his music....
Monstrous jazz chops here, so tasteful, adding the 'groove' factor when needed! Really enjoyed this great video, thanks much for posting. One of the best things I've seen on YT for a while, will be viewing this often!!! Bravo, Andy, awesome stuff!!
If you get a chance check out some of my jazz guitar videos on my page and subscribe! I have some really good stuff on there. Let me know what you think!
Amazing musician. Im learning jazz guitar after many years playing rock and blues. Youre an inspiration Andy. Superb! And that guitar, a real beauty to see and hear. i checked out your albums. Brilliant!!
It is a joy to listen to you play Andy! My first guitar teacher would tell me “you gotta’ listen to Kenny Burrell”! I’m going to tell people “you gotta’ listen to Andy Brown!
Ante todo perdón pero no hablo inglés. De todos modos : Es un placer escuchar a un músico de esta jerarquía tocando solo. Además lo hace con los dedos es decir sin púa, cosa mas que normal en guitarra eléctrica y en jazz o bossa , etc. Esa Gibson suena como los Dioses en sus manos. Muchísimas Gracias amigo strigdamper por compartir este momento musical tan agradable. Un Saludo desde Buenos Aires Argentina.
Jazz is intimate and can be listened to, like classical. Rock is tribal and lifts the foot. The 2 give off the same intense emotion somewhere when it's done well and must be respected in the same way. Each musicians of whatever style they play deserves their audience, but not necessarily the same popularity. It's a lifestyle choice, isn't it?
Jazz has introduced some kind of pattern and chord that were not used before ....can rock be played without electrical instrument in terms of guitare stand point of view if yes then can one able to replace distorsion effect “heavy metal “ .... like ? ... but is true all types of music should be respected somehow ...
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I passed my engineering exam after listening to these amazing jazz solo pieces. I could literally hear some melodies in my mind as I wrote the exams, the music calmed my mind down. Thank you sir Andy Brown.
Well done! Another example of how jazz music is still alive, inspiring people in all possible ways.
...and as an added bonus,I read ALL the comments, and not one bit of foul language!...see people, you can do it,it's not hard is it...😊😌🇦🇺...
Jazz is pure and this why I'm here. Pure music is very hard to play especially for guitarist. You don't see a jazz guitarist yelling around he is a guitar hero. They just put their head down, play and humble.
so true!
You don't see them yell around they are a guitar hero because they're not showmen. Most jazz musician gets too absorbed in their playing. That's why a lot of people who can't understand jazz don't go to see jazz musicians. Whereas in music like in rock, a lot of people go to see rock bands even if they don't know how to play guitar or know music theory because in rock music -specially in live rock music, a big part is the performer to audience connection. Jazz musicians play for themselves and the music, "guitar heroes" play for the people.
Not always true. Many are jumping, squatting, making dumb faces, staring off into space, looking at the other players with that smug, self-ingratiating look as it to say ~ "did you see how great that was?" No, am not a fan of many of the antics prevalent today. Just play with authenticity, humbleness, and correct notes in meter.
@@rae5425 also people like rock music better lol
@@rae5425 guitar heroes play for themselves too its just that more average people can relate to rock and pop etc.. more than jazz
This is also a players dream audience...ALL of these folk were there to Listen which is RARE. Usually there is someone with the Flu sitting in the front row coughing and clearing their throat thru your set...wow!
I keep this on in the background (too good) - there're not coughing because it's a "whiskey" lounge.
GOOD ONE! but they weren't drunk, whistling and screaming FREE BIRD either...can you tell I live in the south?
he would have done a great version of Free Bird!!!!
Yeah,around here they scream Free Bird during String Quartets...Bartok would've had a version!
folks don't respect artistry....great live music is so accessible now that it is taken for granted - usually these are folks that never tried to learn an instrument harder than their cell phone.
I can't stop watching this performance. I wish I could play jazz like this.
I get to hear Andy fairly often and am always blown away. You should hear him accompany a singer. To me that demands the most of the guitarist.
this is exactly how I imagine I play guitar, until I actually hear myself
me too :)
Hilarious
Matthew Wall truth lol
:,(
Me too, now I'm starting to learn Ukulele....
God, hes making it look so damn easy...
it is :D
Bojan Blagoevski alright Johnny big bollocks
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i dont know why you ruin this site by using JUDGE GOD ALMIGHTY s name as a slang word its well named enjoy your stay or good work my servant your savior SATAN THE DEVIL
Nothing to it. :D
Chops like these have taken years to refine, hours with bum on chair, and this is the reward -beautiful.
This is the level of playing that makes me want to both practice forever and quit for good. Flawless but completely warm and natural. A tasty listen, the type of recording that should be sent into space for aliens to hear the very best humanity has to offer.
this style of playing realy intimidates me , harmonizing every note ..
Moncef Fadal It excites me, pushes me to do more
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Well, he isn't.. He isn't harmonizing every note.
You'll get there. Start by learning how to build a chord from scratch
It’s delicious
I love jazz guitarists that still keep a happy melody in their playing style even when improvising on very hard songs to play.
dat ass
lmaooooooo
I bet it's an old dude with a hot chick's profile picture, but still... dat ass
Errm im a jazz guitarist too :]]
LMAO
Anyone who doesn’t believe that tone comes from the hands is misguided. This is an utterly spellbinding performance. Bravo!
I agree 100 percent, and that goes for all instrument playing
Jordan Tomlinson Excellent point. Violin, piano, saxophone.... It begins within. Our hands are it’s first outing.
some day I'll be able to play jazz like this. Don't care if takes my entire life, it'd be well worth the effort
Yes me too. Let's stay with it fellow guitarist
From where I stand, it looks to me that music, and guitar in particular takes actual lifetime's to master.
Everyday in the morning in my car I'm listening his playing. I fell very happy and relax listening his music. He is my Sensei.
Beautiful melodic guitar playing, watch, and learn! Nice guitar, but it’s all really in the fingers, and an appreciative audience, solid gold!
Very wholesome I love his music as well💕
You misspelled SENPAI
@@bigchunguss980 senpai means upperclassman. Sensei means teacher!
Not metal core, nor speed metal, nor flamenco, nor even classic guitar can reach the level of beautifulness, class, complexity, feeling and flavor that Jazz can bring to a guitar.
i said no match
Eduardo Martinez your a brainwashed fool........I know you like what?
you have to listen djent if you like jazz guitar
Eduardo Martinez blues guitar?
Still... no match for Jazz Guitar for my taste, sorry. I sugest strop trying, i have my mind set.
This is guitar mastery at its highest level. He's definitely taken a page out of the Joe Pass school of guitar and I love it. This guy is a rare talent and I'm so glad I stumbled across this video. I will be looking for more of his stuff to add to my collection.
As a Brazilian I can tell you guys Andy really knows what he is doing when he plays Brazilian standards. He really has the “gingado”. This is how we call the swing feel of Brazilian music.
Awesome rendition!
When the playing is so good, all you can do is listen, while all else dissappears!
so true. there are technical guitarists and no slight to them but then there is those amazing ones that every note is a personal connection and they feel more then play. he is one of them.
playing for one hour without stop even for a second.. great musician at all.. and the sound.. AWESOME
He stopped at 5:18
Lol
I feel my self slowly sinking further and further into my chair in amazement
An hour ago I had never heard of Andy. Now I'm one of his biggest fans.
This is art.
Yes it is
Andy, I came here by mistake or Google/UA-cam search, now I'm staying. You're awesome, I'm now a big fan ☯️☮️❤️
I WANT TO DO THIS IN THE FUTURE WITH MY GUITAR! THANK YOU FOR BLESSING MY EARS WITH THIS GRACIOUS MELODY
Listening to Andy Brown is like a cup of tea on Sunday morning in Pleasantville.
I'm a blues/classic rock lover/player who dabbles in jazz. Smooth jazz has an ability to show off the beauty of guitar notes unlike any other music. Very cool!
Trite or typical response but 110 thumbs down? 99.9% of the world's guitarist can't hold a candle to this guy. Amazing.
WOW MEN, ONE HOUR OF PURE LOVE FOR THE GUITAR, I FEEL VERY RELAXED AND WANTED TO PLAY MY GUITAR WITH A GOOD JAZZ THEME, INCREDIBLE WHAT MUSIC CAN DO. LOVE FOR THE ART 🎸❤
Master guitarist right there. Thing I love most of all is the guitar speaks to me. All the little incidental squeaks & buzz of the frets and the tone. It's just part of the instrument and the way it wants to play. Pay attention to the perfect timing on everything Andy plays. That's some unbelievable playing right there. It's from the heart & it's evident in his playing. Superb.
Really you like squeak and buzz?
@@babinm I do when there are no effects to hide behind. I have played for many years myself and I can tell you that to my ear, it's just his guitar plugged straight into the amp, mixed with a mic directly in front of his guitar. (actually just confirmed that in the description) Perhaps a tiny bit of reverb but that's about it.
I thought a lot of guitarists, especially classical, work hard to avoid the squeak sounds which turn off a lot of listeners. Btw I don’t hear them here but when you said “what I live most” I had to ask why. Isn’t the squeaky sound of fingers over round wound strings the reason that string makers made flat ones. I bought a set of flatwound strings for my classical guitar and I’m hoping I can reduce my squeak sound.
It’s always amazing to me how jazz guitar players seem to maximize the use of the entire fretboard. So cool
I should say every aspiring Chord Melody learner would like to understudy and get a playing that makes sense around Martin Taylor legendry. Andy shall talk for himself as one of the most advanced player in this genre. What a good articulation and generosity of displaying chord melody style to the world wide guitar enthusiasts.
I am still a terrible guitar player, however since I have started playing it has given me a whole new perspective and appreciation on all genre's of music and the technicality that it entails. Jazz being the prime example.
Thank you forthe thousands of hours you honed your GOD given talent..not many genius folks have had your..back
Jazz, the only music that makes me feel something...
Watching and listening to this is absolutely unbelievable as a guitar player. How much time, effort, talent and wisdom to play like this is almost unbelievable. You sir are a genius! What an absolute pleasure to witness. Thank you.
🤗Wunderschöne Harmonien wunderschön gespielt, ich liebe diese Musik!!!!
Andy is an endless flow of musical notes and repertoire. Just amazing. Lots of hard work and practice but tons of talent too. I could practice 10K hours and never sound like that! Such fun to hear.
His playing is special!
I got tendonitis just listening to this guy!Fantastic.
É um orgulho para nós brasileiros ver músicas nossas serem interpretadas por este grande instrumentista. Viva o Jazz. Viva a Bossa Nova.
Lindo demais isso
Thats how a guitar is supposed to be played with ease and style using just the fingers one is born with.
Pure joy to watch and listen to.
Tell that to all the masters who played using only a pick, such as Johnny Smith.
My comment was not meant to take away from any great player who is using a pick; I play both ways and greatly admire any guitar artist no matter their method. I still maintain that to just sit down with nothing more than ones fingers and play so artfully is sheer joy to behold, thank you. Sorry you missed the point of my comment!
The point is playing so relaxed and so sweetly and so melodic with a perfect control on the depth of each single note: amazing balance of everything. For me Andy Brown is truly a source of inspiration....
One of the greatest jazz solo performances all time. Thank you
Definitely a tasty one
This guy is absolutely great!
That is just about the prettiest playing I’ve heard.
Why did it take so long for me to find this ? Tasteful and full of tone - wonderful guitar player.
As far as tone and smoothness is considered, I’m not sure how much better you can get than this
I am really lucky to find this, now i can study peacefully
Happy studying!
unfortunately I'm trying to study his guitar playing which isnt quite so easy 🤔
Muito Top!!! Já adicionei no spotify.
This is Bossa Nova!!!! Realy good Brazilian (Jazz) Music
estava achando o mesmo ao ouvir esse vídeo, mas não sendo muito letrado em Bossa (ou jazz), pensei que fosse apenas o "estilo" desse autor :)
Bossa Nova can be considered as a Jazz sub-genre. Now If you are talking about American Jazz, Smooth Jazz, Gypsy Jazz or other genres, Bossa Nova is mainly characterized and differs more by its rhythm. Bossa Nova's rhythm is highly influenced by Samba, which at the same time is highly influenced by African rhythms. - Google
I've never heard a better finger style jazzer. Beautiful.
I'm brazilian , congratulations for "Bahia com H". Very good interpretation.
Fiquei impressionado com a abrangência da música brasileira. Que orgulho!
Salve
Viva a música brasileira !
Super tasty
I don't understand how someone can dislike this
Never heard of him. Now I did. Great. Cool. No virtuoso bullshit. Straight to the point, not missing a beat. Bravo!
A wonderful player. The Chicago area's lucky to have Andy Brown.
I like it. Just wish there was an oboe soloist playing with him. Sonething magical about an oboe.
Oboe sounds like elbow and we have elbows, which adds to the fascination we all share for the oboe.
Those old Peavey tube amps from the 1980s sounded way better than their price tag suggested they should sound, and they were rock-solid bulletproof too. Great playing!
I have a dream now... To study with this Man!!! Genius of Jazz Guitar!!!!
Yes. Pure highly developed talent. Brilliant. When you have developed the fingers and thumb on your right hand to communicate with your left hand in that way it gives you so many options. He’s a real pro. Tip your cap. This level doesn’t happen overnight. If I lived nearby I would have been in that audience.
This man is absolutely a amazing guitarist, listening to his music makes me relax. really nice music. love it
came back here after 5 years....
Andy Brown is a Bad Man on Solo Jazz Guitar....love the Grooves he has !
Оригинальный гитарист! Хороший стиль исполнения! Спасибо за полученное удовольствие!
Now that is the way to play a guitar! Fabulous!
I love jazz... thanks to my cousin! Its very beatiful.. amazing. I hear the melody and travel. SALUDOS DESDE FORMOSA, ARGENTINA!!
I can lay in my room and close my eyes and travel all the time with music like this! lol
Yes is this. Magic...!!
I really like this guy , nice and.delicate way of touching strings. Lots of heavy work in it. !
A nice surprise "Berimbau" 40:06 by genius Baden Powell on a eletric guitar.Regards from Rio de Janeiro - Brasil
There just ain't no one like this cool stylish classy cat. Plus, he's an outstanding man who is polite, funny and warm. Thanks to Thomas Cray for dropping AB into my world. If i get blue I play Andy Brown and he makes me feel better. Always.
From an interview with Andy: I usually play through a Peavy Bandit - it seems to give me a warm, rich sound that I can't get out of a tube amp of the same size. A Vibrolux I sometimes use seems to distort at too quiet a volume for me... I've tried Evans, Polytone - they're great, but the Peavy gives me the most tube-like sound, with the extra headroom... plus it's only worth like $60 so I can keep it in the trunk of my car which actually makes a big difference.
I also use extensively tube emulators in my mixing and mastering, tubes are especially good for guitars.
Fender Twin Reverbs (blackface) are clean at any volume and don't distort or breakup like the deluxe or vibrolux. Only issue with the twin is the weight and transport.
jup, but they have way too much hiss/hum when playing on low volumes. its an amp for medium or large stages
When I first got my brand new 65 twin back in April. I did experience a lot of hiss. I took it to an amp repair shop and they replaced a tube and cleaned it up (all under warranty). Now almost all the hiss gone and can't be heard on low volumes. When you hit around volume 5 or more, there will be some noise, but it's a volume I never touch even with a full band. I usually play with the volume around 2.5 and with the reverb on 2. Not much noise at all on that setting.
Fb
From the 16th century through today, this is the peak of the guitar. An absolute treat from start to finish. Thanks Andy!
Really enjoyed watching the different techniques that makes up Andy's style. Wonderful sound.. Practice practice PRACTICE !!
That’s it!
almost 2022 and i still watching and loving a different way this concert
Man... its Joe Pass I heard in every single note here, but with another unique style! I didnt want it to end, incredibly good job!
Knowing concerning Andy's music. Hearing in clubs, guess he never tried for the breaks that may have appeared to may have to have been more considered. Perhaps, he has always been happy where is at in life. Still amazed at his understanding in music before saying how he has progressed for those who in the know and understand his style have to feel they all feel is one of the best performing in our lifetime, yet many do not know concerning him in their music universally. Unfortunite for those who do not know of him....and his music....
great job! such a passion for chords !!! guitar is endless
It’s delicious
Andy, It's good to see you again....
Lots of Brazilian Stuff! >>> very Nice Sooth jazz.
Orgulho da música brasileira S2
Look for the silver lining, beautiful tone and riffs, thank you Andy Brown.
Monstrous jazz chops here, so tasteful, adding the 'groove' factor when needed! Really enjoyed this great video, thanks much for posting. One of the best things I've seen on YT for a while, will be viewing this often!!! Bravo, Andy, awesome stuff!!
Taste! Exactly. His is impeccable.
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Great performance
Amazing musician. Im learning jazz guitar after many years playing rock and blues. Youre an inspiration Andy. Superb! And that guitar, a real beauty to see and hear. i checked out your albums. Brilliant!!
Famous, amazing - reminds me of Joe Pass-----Baden Powell
GREAT GUITAR and the Tal Farlow sounds very cool
Great playing my friend...wish you a long happy life
Working from home and have this on. Immensely helping me through these days. Great music and thanks for sharing!!!
Total rockstar! I mean, jazzstar.
Loved to spend an hour listening to you
Excellent. I want to steal his skills.
É lindo de ver!
Ainda mais ouvir canções brasileiras.
Meus parabéns.👏👏👏
Toca muito.👏👏👏
Love that Gibson "Tal Farlow" model guitar! Such a beautiful instrument!
Beautiful playing! I love the Tal Farlow Gibson guitar!
Simple and beautifull! No shredding, just pure music!
What a lovely swing sense
It is a joy to listen to you play Andy! My first guitar teacher would tell me “you gotta’ listen to Kenny Burrell”! I’m going to tell people “you gotta’ listen to Andy Brown!
Listened to the whole thing great job!!
Espectacular Mr. Brown. Admirable these performances. You are a truly virtuoso of this beautiful instrument. My sincere congratulations. 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Obrigado por executar tão lindamente as músicas do Brasil. Dá para te ouvir por horas e horas. Lindo som!
Wonderful playing, this seemingly effortless flow and musicality is what I aspire to as a musician!
Fantastic playing all around, Andy! Admittedly this is the first I've heard of you, but I'll be picking up a copy of this record. Bravo.
Ante todo perdón pero no hablo inglés. De todos modos : Es un placer escuchar a un músico de esta jerarquía tocando solo. Además lo hace con los dedos es decir sin púa, cosa mas que normal en guitarra eléctrica y en jazz o bossa , etc. Esa Gibson suena como los Dioses en sus manos. Muchísimas Gracias amigo strigdamper por compartir este momento musical tan agradable. Un Saludo desde Buenos Aires Argentina.
Such a light, masterful use of harmonics on Stella....
Nice and rare to see a Jazz Guitarist playing fingerstyle. So nice!!!
Jazz is intimate and can be listened to, like classical. Rock is tribal and lifts the foot. The 2 give off the same intense emotion somewhere when it's done well and must be respected in the same way. Each musicians of whatever style they play deserves their audience, but not necessarily the same popularity. It's a lifestyle choice, isn't it?
Jazz has introduced some kind of pattern and chord that were not used before ....can rock be played without electrical instrument in terms of guitare stand point of view if yes then can one able to replace distorsion effect “heavy metal “ .... like ? ... but is true all types of music should be respected somehow ...
I can actualy take a deep relaxing breath listening to this