Howard Roberts Concert 1986 at Musicians Institute
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Howard Roberts (Guitar), Jeff Berlin (Bass), Steve Houghton (Drums), Dave Nagel? (Keyboards). August 4, 1986 Performance at Musicians Institute, room P1, 6757 Hollywood Blvd.
NOTE: Audio is distorted and in one channel only, with occasional dropouts.
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Terrific, lovely
I Love his instruction books. Such a wealth of information. What a player.
I wish that Howard Roberts was alive so that I could, somehow or other, tell him that he’s the greatest jazz guitarist who ever lived. Nobody could ‘out-taste’ Howard!
Yes, he was a great guitarist but unfortunately he ruined most of his recordings with organ.
@@Ihatepinkfloyd82 Really? I don’t see it… but I love jazz organ. I guess it depends on which recording, too.
I wish he had recorded more with organ. I have everything he recorded and it isn't nearly enough.
@@bobburford Agree, Bob… he was phenomenally gifted, his choice of notes perfect and incredibly tasteful, his chops awe-inspiring, and his sidemen were always top shelf, too. A humble genius, Howard.
Pour toi, il était le plus grand désolé mais dans la hiérarchie guitaristique,mr joe pass ,ainsi que Jimmy raney, était au dessus, nous pourrions citer Chuck Wayne, lenny breau, ank Garland, erb ellis tal farlow, René thomas, Charlie Christian qui était tous de grand guitariste, Howard roberts reste quand même magnifique personnellement je possède plusieurs de ses albums, mais mr joe pass était au-dessus de tous ces guitaristes citer jazz🎸🎷🎻🎺🥁🎼❤❤❤❤
I listened to his early stuff by the hour...huge influence on my sound.
Awesome Thank You Howard and Don Mock were my teachers in Seattle. Brings back many good memories.
Thanks for posting Beth! This brings back so many great memories of seeing Howard play and attending his seminars back in the 70’s. He will forever be at the top of my favorite player list. A huge influence on me to this day, also a very nice guy who was very supportive
Howard Roberts had a huge impact on my playing and on my ability to learn fast.
Thank you for posting Beth
Glad you enjoyed it!
One of THE Greats!!!
I was there that year 1986-87. Long live Stormin' Norman Brown.
I'm glad I went to GIT. Fall '84-'85. I was lousy academically, but I learned how to listen and groove many styles.
There is a Julie London where Mr. Roberts was featured in 1958. My parents would play it when we were little ones. I thought Bobby Troup was the guitarist until I figured out last week it was Howard Roberts. There were also things I thought by Wes Montgomery that were Howard Roberts. Thanks for the post. Really grateful.
My Dad gigged with him in Phoenix in the late 40s before he left for LA.
Thanks so much for this, Beth! ( Maddy Roberts )
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My second cousin ! From Oregon with love
still all the chops and creativity in the world 2024
Nice closeup footage of hR stretching out, Thanks!
Loving these MI throwbacks Beth!! Keep em coming!! 🤘🏻❤
Way to go, Beth. Getting these videos out there is just golden. This was a huge part of my awesome MI experience! -Christopher Maloney
THE Christopher Maloney???
@@JohnnyBargeldBoom Not the Law and Order actor, but the sexy, cool and modest bass player…YES! 😜🤘
Thank's so much; very precious.
Wow. Get more video of HR. Incredible
Great !!! Thanks for posting this !!!
Thanks for sharing Sweet Beth!
Wow! Not sure I want to ever play my guitar again!
Some guitar players will do that to you!
Brings back great memories of my days at MI. Thanks for posting!
I had never seen this video, thanks Beth. I graduated GIT in Sept. ‘84, and have to say I still take notes the way HR taught us. His mental energy and creativity were awe inspiring; as an educator and player I’ll always consider him one of the best, and having gotten the opportunity to glimpse into that is something I’ll always treasure. Jeff Berlin is my favorite bassist to this day, and Steve Houghton one of my favorite drummers…this was fantastic.
Jeff looked like a baby! He was way more intimidating up close. Damn that place was a blast! Greetings from New Mexico
This is awesome!
Just amazing
🙏 thanks for sharing
I was 4 months old. NO WAY THIS IS HIP
I KNEW that must be a young Jeff Berlin...one of the best live I saw at NAMM...and I was too chicken to jam with Howard informally LOL
One reason today jazz is not that popular with young people is because it's not a music that you can really dance to it's not a swinging type music either , now there is one variant of jazz that is played, for instance, the song: the masqerade, a song like that you can dance to, gypsy jazz songs like , All of me, you can dance to, but slow jazz like this guy roberts is playing, takes talent and knowledge to play, the fast speed runs, all those chords in sequence, but once elvis came on the stage and rock and roll, and blues, and hank william country blues hit stage, jazz became imprisoned to its own select clubs that only jazz lovers went to, I'm not down playing jazz, it takes skill and fast moving fingers to play it, Johnny Rosenberg plays it faster than anyone I know, he is my hero Jazz player. My favorite music is blues
In the history of art/music/culture, nothing stays popular forever. What matters is that you enjoy it!
I'm blessed to have ears and eyes
out of this world!
Hey Beth I hav bunch of recordings never released of HR
Share them!! I'm putting out one more next week...
А fantastic guitar player😮
Thanks Beth! watching his right hand thumb makes me wonder if he ever got arthritis in it
I really hope not, since I modeled my own right hand technique on HR’s back when I was a student!
George Benson uses the same circular picking technique. Many years ago, Tuck Andress had a detailed "how to" guide on it posted on the Tuck and Patti website.
some great camera work! that is not a Benson amp btw
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I'm so glad to see this-I am a major Howard Roberts fan- am I correct that it's up loaded at a very low volume? Also, if it could be uploaded in mono- i cannot hear any sound- thanks-
Did Howard ever play the Gibson "Howard Roberts model" guitar in public? Have never seen it.
He's playing an "HR Fusion" model in this video. I have several photos of him playing the oval-hole HR model on gigs.
@@bethmarlis Ah, o.k., didn't realize there were so many versions of the model, the original and the Fusion I, II & III.
irony GIT Guitar Institute of Technology but there are no vids of those performances, say what? should be tons of them
IF others exist, then they may exist in the school's archives. HR may have had Pat Hicks remove them when the school was sold in 1994, it's hard to say for sure.
the starting sounded like proto king krimson
13:47 Good bass.
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What is he doing with the thumb on his picking hand? Interesting movement.
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do we have a song setlist?
no sound?
It definitely has sound.
audio all fucked up
yup
@@bethmarlis hey Beth where r u these days? I sent this t Ronnie andJay
@@cliffworks748 I'm working at MI
Your word choice as well, lol. So elegant. Not the equal of your musical vocabulary.
@@musicfan6282 Yeah, but he's right.
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