Not very commercial stuff in the age of over-hyped pop music, but there is no substitute for talent. This is just so damn good, and I am very thankful for it. Beautiful music, played with feeling and style.
These musicians are incredible nice to see how much in control they are - everything falls to place and tie up so well This is how every aspiring musician would love to be one day
Wow! Amazing. I wish my Father was still around to hear you guys. My Dad loved the Hot Cub of France, I was just a kid in the ‘50’s when he would play their music on the old 78 record record player in our living room. Well done gentlemen.👍👍
We are probably close to the same generation. I recall my dad playing guitar & singing after dinner during that period. Sometimes a few friends would visit with their guitars, mandolins. Before TV there was a lot of that type of socializing. People have always needed that but right after WWII they needed it more.
Sounds like kids all over the world had fathers with the same taste in music. Early 60's this is the music that was played in our house too. Dad and his mates used to jam in the living room with guitar violin and harmonica. I loved it. Wish he could hear this..👍❤
I saw Richard with his brothers at Croydon Town Hall library about 25 years ago, I was amazed by his talent then and still am (the whole band is incredible of course). Thank you for such wonderful music. Richard's Lullaby for Madeleine is one of my favourite songs. Thanks
Richard's hero Chet Atkins and Chet's 'mentor' Merle (16 Tons) Travis did the duet version that stays with you a lifetime -- in my mind's ear I can hear every lick. And you KNOW Richard is 'channeling Chet' -- down there, in the second-most musical nation on earth. As you say, Justin Tyme "Absolutely amazing."
So dang classy and beautiful!! I love this stuff, man. These guys seem like they grew up playing music around camp fires with some intense love and dedication making that camp fire music really sing. Gosh... I love, love this stuff. It hits me just right. Thank you, guys!!
Je ne connaissais pas... C'EST VRAIMENT EXCELLENT !!!!!...... Je suis aussi, un Danseur de JAZZ... ET... J'en DANSE sur ma chaise !!!!!..... MERCIIIII !!!....
Fantastic music 🎶 and all of them very professional musicians . I love hear this music and I love see the fingers playing guitar 🎸. Thank you so much for sharing.
Magical.... just magical.... all so talented and just having fun which is what music is all about..... out of 45.5k of views only 7 don't like it...and all 7 were tone deaf.... could listen to this for hours and not get bored.... I doff my cap to you all... and say...."Thanks"
I love playing my guitars, but every now and then I have to put them down and let them hear something like this, so they know how they are supposed to sound when they are played with much greater skill than I can currently muster. Keep playing gentlemen, the world needs you. Thank you for giving my guitars hope and a sense of higher aspirations of what one day they might sound like.
What a note perfect appreciation. Thanks for your comment, Rev.Bro Chris L. Really, the best such comment I have ever read at UA-cam. You said it all, in so few wonderful words. A propos nothing but great melodies, great lyrics and great renditions, I have a thread of that name at the world's biggest website for musicians Harmony Central in their songwriting folder. Something tells me you might appreciate. Mr. Smith too, if he sees this! God bless. www.harmonycentral.com/forums/topic/1940624-great-melody-great-lyric-great-rendition/page/12/#comments
p.s. I helped arrange Doyle Dykes' first visit to Winnipeg Canada, two Octobers ago. He was scheduled to play 90 minutes at our store Quest that carries his signature model acoustic-electric guitars by Godin of Quebec (now the world's largest exporter of quality guitars). He played for three hours. He must have made a mistake, but I didn't hear it. Before his performance for about 50 (guitarists) including my son and grandson, I spoke with him and said, "Your Dad and mine died the same year; bet your father like mine, loved 'The Poor People of Paris'." (circa 1958). At the end of the show, when he inscribed my Godin-made La Patrie classical instrument, I offered him my Gibson (Northern) Southern Jumbo, hand made by Gibson's other greatest luthier Ren Ferguson. "He made my Guild signature model," said Mr. Dykes, and then, with a smile, looking me in the eye, he played the first few bars of THE POOR PEOPLE OF PARIS. Talk about 'straight to the heart' and, incidentally -- Boy did my Gibson Girl sound good in Doyle's hands!
Sou CLEUMA GOULART. Mas que surpresa maravilhosa! De repente, nessa segunda nublada no Rio, pandêmico, com meu querido irmão internado, deparo com essa gostosura jazzística!!!! Estou em meio a tristeza, feliz com o som de vocês! Gratidão! Tenho todos os dias vídeos com Emmet Cohen, Avalon Jazz Ban, e com certeza agora Jazz nos Fundos. Uh!Uh!Uh! (RJ/2021) Sou CLEUMA GOULART.
Richard is so technically amazing, as a guitarist, his right hand work is just flawless! Makes it look easy.... but if you've ever tried it, it's not!!! Bravo, Richard! Saw him at a house concert earlier this year, the man is one of the finest fingerstyle players I've ever, ever seen! Just mind-blowing ability!
Sorry, but I disagree with your opinion. I think he is very good guitarist but the guy on his right (left, as you look at the screen)-I believe his name is Bina Coquet is a category better....His fingers are faster and his plucking is right on time, where Rich has few near misses and he is late. Rich might be famous, but Bina is unmistakably better.....I just have to add, that in any case, it is a beautiful show and guitar playing, no mistake about it! I love it! Didn't want to make negative impression...
Just so Ed, Just so. RS from England too. Who would have thought that? That Django - Grappelli influence is in there too. And CA - MT - What about me? Not a faint chance. I lie beaten not even on the battle-field. The world can be so cruel.
Among the living: England/Scotland's Martin Taylor; Australia's Tommy Emmanuel. Both recorded with their hero Chet Atkins. And Doyle Dykes -- the lone guitarist asked to play at Chet's memorial service at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium. Asked late in life if there was someone he would pay money to see, Chet replied, "Oh, someone like Doyle Dykes." But I agree with you, one Mark to another, Mr. Slater. Mr. Smith is right up there with them -- and a joy to watch. Oh and if you haven't seen Walter Rodrigues Jr (his UA-cam videos have been viewed by millions) you are in for a treat. In his own way, this Brazilian born American is the best of them all -- with arrangements Chet would have loved. You will too, I promise -- or double your money back. -- Mark B of Winnipeg Canada -- home of Lenny Breau. Chet told me in a 1971 interview that Lenny is "the greatest guitarist in the world."
Thank you Richard! How we miss your live performances...... but great memories from when we would attend The Richard Smith Trio for those wonderful years ..... do keep your incredible inspiring soulful magical ability. 🎶👌🏼😁😁😉
Fantastic! Loved the transition from the Chet Atkins style into the Gypsy Jazz. 'I'll See You In My Dreams' is one of my favorite songs & this version is brilliant; bravo & thanks very much! 👏👏👏
Chet Atkins' unique style was very much influenced by Django Reinhardt. Aside from Merle Travis, Chet named Django as his main influence, and said Django Reinhardt was the most influential guitarist who ever lived. In his early years before he was a star, Chet Atkins had trouble keeping jobs at country radio stations. They said his music sounded like gypsy jazz, not American country.
Why I instantly have springs under my feet when I hear you play and I laugh like an idiot, in my opinion it is by the happiness of listening to you and that you will transmit. Thank you guys for this moment of happiness I really needed it.
Most know Richard Smith a Thumbpicker. He is one of the best! I heard him as a 12 yr old getting on stage with the Great Chet Adkins. He was already a wonderful guitar Thumbpicker.
I never overlook the bass. Back in the day I never hoped to play a solo but always tried to furnish a solid harmonic bass line. That Nando guy is simply damn good.
What superb musicianship and creativity and virtuosity so effortlessly displayed by these wonderful musicians. A wonderful delight to listen to and be amazed by.
Such technique, such feel, such craftsmanship. If you shredders can play like this, it would REALLY up your game. This is complete musicianship. Stellar
This is the fusion we hear about is it? I suddenly feel a love for my fellow man that ain't healthy. I must not hear / see too much of this then! Gentlemen that was splendid. Thank you!
my path here was via the amazing guitarist Richard Smith but WOW this Brazilian jazz band with him is so cool - Jazz violinist Florian Cristea (I love it) Bina Coquet on gypsy jazz guitar and the bass player - Nando - keeping the rhythm thumping, and gypsy rhythm & mixed-by, Fernando Seifarth. I wish they were all playing down the block tomorrow night in Santa Cruz at the Kuumba Jazz Center!!
I grew up playing both acoustic and electric, but it wasn't until later, when I discovered the acoustic's diversity, that I really built an appreciation for those who play it well. An electric often covers mistakes and simplifies through amplification. The acoustic requires you to have much stronger fingers, and it's up to you, as to whether you hit the notes or not. No distortion or other effect to turn up to mask your poor chops.
Same, I begged my mom for an electric guitar. Played that for around 5 years, and she got me an acoustic for Christmas, I was surprised how hard it was to play the same songs. One day it clicked and I have 3 of them now and haven't looked back.
I own a Ibanez Af95 hollow body and a bunch of acoustic guitars. I rarely play the Ibanez. Ironically I spend about 80% of my time on a Lucero LC100 or a Epiphone steel string. I keep trying to make the switch I can’t make electric sing like acoustic.
BRILLIANT!...TRULY A SUPERB ARRANGEMENT RICHARD! ...AND WHAT A GREAT SOUND YOU GET FROM THAT NYLON STRING GUITAR.YOU ARE A MAESTRO OF SO MANY VARIED MUSICAL STYLES. THE ONE AND ONLY OCCASION ON WHICH I SAW YOU PLAY WAS ON STAGE WITH CHET IN LONDON WAY BACK IN 1983(?) WHEN YOU WERE ONLY ELEVEN YEARS OLD AND YOU WERE A CHILD PRODIGY THEN! BEST WISHES FROM SCOTLAND...
This is certainly one of the best, if not the best jam session i ever watched in my entire liife, every player contributing his piece, a pleasant exhibition of teamwork ... i watched bucky pizzarille jam too on the same song, "i'll see you in my dream"...
Richard Smith is truly one of the best finger style players ever..a real musical genius.
Not very commercial stuff in the age of over-hyped pop music, but there is no substitute for talent.
This is just so damn good, and I am very thankful for it. Beautiful music, played with feeling and style.
no doubt
The age of over hyped pop has been around since the 50s. Excluding arrow records of course
@@djohawk True, but over-hyping was pretty tame during the 50's.
The musicians take pleasure in each others' solos. Life-affirming music-making . . .
Such beautiful music makes the world a better place. Thank you for sharing.
Well said 👏👏✌️
Best yet !!!
Amen
Hey you brothers have mucho rhythm man,excellent playing please be well and keep playing really excellent sounds Chur
@@chriswhitt6685
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Fantastic, they aren't only musicians but magicians too.
Yes, I totally agree!!!
I agree. Fantastic..
@@lilithrogers5204 I agree.
Richard Smith is a brilliant guitarist!
These musicians are incredible nice to see how much in control they are - everything falls to place and tie up so well
This is how every aspiring musician would love to be one day
Great , I will replay it ten times tonight.....Thanks. That crowd got a real treat.
Wow! Amazing. I wish my Father was still around to hear you guys. My Dad loved the Hot Cub of France, I was just a kid in the ‘50’s when he would play their music on the old 78 record record player in our living room. Well done gentlemen.👍👍
We are probably close to the same generation. I recall my dad playing guitar & singing after dinner during that period. Sometimes a few friends would visit with their guitars, mandolins. Before TV there was a lot of that type of socializing. People have always needed that but right after WWII they needed it more.
Sounds like kids all over the world had fathers with the same taste in music. Early 60's this is the music that was played in our house too. Dad and his mates used to jam in the living room with guitar violin and harmonica. I loved it. Wish he could hear this..👍❤
i don't care what anyone else says or thinks this is the best video i have seen for many many years.
That was damn fantastic. I went from Elvis to mettalica and celtic frost to Richard Smith. Damb music is good .
Damb music is my favorite kind of music.
Very awesome 😎 he can really pick and the band is great too
That’s a great ride
I saw Richard with his brothers at Croydon Town Hall library about 25 years ago, I was amazed by his talent then and still am (the whole band is incredible of course). Thank you for such wonderful music. Richard's Lullaby for Madeleine is one of my favourite songs. Thanks
OMG! Fabulous sound by Richard Smith virtuoso, with the great Bina Coquet, Cristea, Vicencio, and Seifarth. Thank you for sharing!
"I'll See You In My Dreams" A classic! Magnificent!
thank you
Absolutely amazing...what great musicians can do with an old American standard..." I'll see you in my dreams ".
Richard's hero Chet Atkins and Chet's 'mentor' Merle (16 Tons) Travis did the duet version that stays with you a lifetime -- in my mind's ear I can hear every lick. And you KNOW Richard is 'channeling Chet' -- down there, in the second-most musical nation on earth. As you say, Justin Tyme "Absolutely amazing."
@@MarkBlackburnWPG what is the first musical nation? England of course.
@@cosmofoxgaming1268 who gives a shit? Nobody of course
Smooth playing by dedicated professionals. What a treat!
So dang classy and beautiful!! I love this stuff, man. These guys seem like they grew up playing music around camp fires with some intense love and dedication making that camp fire music really sing. Gosh... I love, love this stuff. It hits me just right. Thank you, guys!!
A beautiful piece from the past that says a lot. Well done!!
Oooohhh this is in a class all of its own, wow! Just simply fabulous. These guys are the best. What a treat, thanks guys, super.
Je ne connaissais pas... C'EST VRAIMENT EXCELLENT !!!!!...... Je suis aussi, un Danseur de JAZZ... ET... J'en DANSE sur ma chaise !!!!!..... MERCIIIII !!!....
Love this layered back style of music. And with skilled musicians like this the music presented is pure joy!
By God, you gentlemen just transported me somewhere! Thank you, you wonderful, talented people, and, if music be the food of love...........
I love every song he plays. It’s so precise and he never misses a note.
This is not only excellence in music, but a supreme joy for the ear! Love it!
Beyond music, this is soul massage.
Высший пилотаж, браво!
The whole group is absolutely perfect
Fantastic! Lovely! Elevating! Just like music should be!
Back again replaying this ! String Masters.....Thanks again.
Fantastic music 🎶 and all of them very professional musicians . I love hear this music and I love see the fingers playing guitar 🎸.
Thank you so much for sharing.
Opens with Chet, swings to Django. Beautiful
Magical.... just magical.... all so talented and just having fun which is what music is all about..... out of 45.5k of views only 7 don't like it...and all 7 were tone deaf.... could listen to this for hours and not get bored.... I doff my cap to you all... and say...."Thanks"
I love playing my guitars, but every now and then I have to put them down and let them hear something like this, so they know how they are supposed to sound when they are played with much greater skill than I can currently muster. Keep playing gentlemen, the world needs you. Thank you for giving my guitars hope and a sense of higher aspirations of what one day they might sound like.
What a note perfect appreciation. Thanks for your comment, Rev.Bro Chris L. Really, the best such comment I have ever read at UA-cam. You said it all, in so few wonderful words. A propos nothing but great melodies, great lyrics and great renditions, I have a thread of that name at the world's biggest website for musicians Harmony Central in their songwriting folder. Something tells me you might appreciate. Mr. Smith too, if he sees this! God bless.
www.harmonycentral.com/forums/topic/1940624-great-melody-great-lyric-great-rendition/page/12/#comments
p.s. I helped arrange Doyle Dykes' first visit to Winnipeg Canada, two Octobers ago. He was scheduled to play 90 minutes at our store Quest that carries his signature model acoustic-electric guitars by Godin of Quebec (now the world's largest exporter of quality guitars). He played for three hours. He must have made a mistake, but I didn't hear it.
Before his performance for about 50 (guitarists) including my son and grandson, I spoke with him and said, "Your Dad and mine died the same year; bet your father like mine, loved 'The Poor People of Paris'." (circa 1958). At the end of the show, when he inscribed my Godin-made La Patrie classical instrument, I offered him my Gibson (Northern) Southern Jumbo, hand made by Gibson's other greatest luthier Ren Ferguson. "He made my Guild signature model," said Mr. Dykes, and then, with a smile, looking me in the eye, he played the first few bars of THE POOR PEOPLE OF PARIS. Talk about 'straight to the heart' and, incidentally -- Boy did my Gibson Girl sound good in Doyle's hands!
They are all so skilled, its absolutely amazing.
Sou CLEUMA GOULART. Mas que surpresa maravilhosa! De repente, nessa segunda nublada no Rio, pandêmico, com meu querido irmão internado, deparo com essa gostosura jazzística!!!! Estou em meio a tristeza, feliz com o som de vocês! Gratidão! Tenho todos os dias vídeos com Emmet Cohen, Avalon Jazz Ban, e com certeza agora Jazz nos Fundos. Uh!Uh!Uh! (RJ/2021) Sou CLEUMA GOULART.
Richard is so technically amazing, as a guitarist, his right hand work is just flawless! Makes it look easy.... but if you've ever tried it, it's not!!! Bravo, Richard! Saw him at a house concert earlier this year, the man is one of the finest fingerstyle players I've ever, ever seen! Just mind-blowing ability!
Sorry, but I disagree with your opinion. I think he is very good guitarist but the guy on his right (left, as you look at the screen)-I believe his name is Bina Coquet is a category better....His fingers are faster and his plucking is right on time, where Rich has few near misses and he is late. Rich might be famous, but Bina is unmistakably better.....I just have to add, that in any case, it is a beautiful show and guitar playing, no mistake about it! I love it! Didn't want to make negative impression...
Just so Ed, Just so. RS from England too. Who would have thought that? That Django - Grappelli influence is in there too. And CA - MT - What about me? Not a faint chance. I lie beaten not even on the battle-field. The world can be so cruel.
Love
@@jiritichy6855 absolutely right!
Yes. Artless. You watch and think, I could play that with enough practice. Oh no you can't!
Outstanding talent. Ain't we got fun.
Absolutely fantastic i really enjoyed that. Well done
Wow! what a stupendous performance of I'll see you in my dreams. I dream to play one day this beautiful style. Congratulations you all. 👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍
Impossible to keep still, listening to these fabulous guys!
Is there anyone so completely perfect and immaculate, yet apparently effortless as Richard Smith?
Among the living: England/Scotland's Martin Taylor; Australia's Tommy Emmanuel. Both recorded with their hero Chet Atkins. And Doyle Dykes -- the lone guitarist asked to play at Chet's memorial service at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium. Asked late in life if there was someone he would pay money to see, Chet replied, "Oh, someone like Doyle Dykes." But I agree with you, one Mark to another, Mr. Slater. Mr. Smith is right up there with them -- and a joy to watch. Oh and if you haven't seen Walter Rodrigues Jr (his UA-cam videos have been viewed by millions) you are in for a treat. In his own way, this Brazilian born American is the best of them all -- with arrangements Chet would have loved. You will too, I promise -- or double your money back. -- Mark B of Winnipeg Canada -- home of Lenny Breau. Chet told me in a 1971 interview that Lenny is "the greatest guitarist in the world."
whole concert in one would be marvellous!
Thank you Richard! How we miss your live performances...... but great memories from when we would attend The Richard Smith Trio for those wonderful years ..... do keep your incredible inspiring soulful magical ability. 🎶👌🏼😁😁😉
Great trio ! Beautifully performed!!!
wow I have someone who I can enjoy and think of Dan Hicks music..THX !! Richard.. your great
It doesn't get any better than this.
Richard Smith, alone or with his band, is an exceptional guitarist.
Otamar de Carvalho, Brasília-DF, Brazil
Fantastic! Loved the transition from the Chet Atkins style into the Gypsy Jazz. 'I'll See You In My Dreams' is one of my favorite songs & this version is brilliant; bravo & thanks very much! 👏👏👏
Chet Atkins' unique style was very much influenced by Django Reinhardt. Aside from Merle Travis, Chet named Django as his main influence, and said Django Reinhardt was the most influential guitarist who ever lived. In his early years before he was a star, Chet Atkins had trouble keeping jobs at country radio stations. They said his music sounded like gypsy jazz, not American country.
Not a missed note and so much emotion 😎😎😎😎
Love it! All fantastic and tasteful players.
Soothing music. Such a rich mix.
This melody in gypsy style...fantastic.
beautiful this tune never gets old.
Why I instantly have springs under my feet when I hear you play and I laugh like an idiot, in my opinion it is by the happiness of listening to you and that you will transmit. Thank you guys for this moment of happiness I really needed it.
It's good to know that other people laugh with joy too. It's a spontaneous reaction.
Or maybe it's the bottle of whiskey...
such an incredible piece
absolutely fantastic, i could listen to them all day every day.
Just Thinking the same I'm Not Up Of My seat But Foot Tapping Extraordinaire Love It Thanks.
Asombrosos tremenda terapia musical
Svaka vam cast,predivno!!!!
LOVE THEIR TALENT!
Yowzer! Yowzer! Yowzer! I’ve seen Richard Smith 2x. Didn’t know these other guys. Astounding musicality.
Most know Richard Smith a Thumbpicker. He is one of the best! I heard him as a 12 yr old getting on stage with the Great Chet Adkins. He was already a wonderful guitar Thumbpicker.
Richard Smith... and my jaw fall again... And the Nylon swing !
Great 7 minutes.. all great and exceptional overlooked bass.
I never overlook the bass. Back in the day I never hoped to play a solo but always tried to furnish a solid harmonic bass line. That Nando guy is simply damn good.
@@nemo227 ua-cam.com/video/PcZKAu45HZc/v-deo.html perhaps you’ve seen this one. Good especially after 3:30. Violin great as well. Done of the best.
Merle Travis would be very proud of Richard Smith
for keeping this song alive !!!
oh that part from 0:01 to 6:41 is so amazing!
How dare you insult that beautiful first second?
@@Max-ui5gc Damn your right I totally forgot that part
@@razariel5693 should have said 0:00 to 6:41
@@Ass1ztMel Oh frakk I messed up🤦
But thx reason to listen to it more closely again😄
A perfect fusion of happy sounds, love it!
Richard Smith is brilliant!
beautiful. god bless richard smith
What superb musicianship and creativity and virtuosity so effortlessly displayed by these wonderful musicians. A wonderful delight to listen to and be amazed by.
This great music as you know good music brings people together
Wow! That was amazingly great. Well done by all. I remember Listening to my Dad’s Hot Club of France 78’s back when I was a kid in the 50’s. 👍👍🇨🇦
Such technique, such feel, such craftsmanship. If you shredders can play like this, it would REALLY up your game. This is complete musicianship. Stellar
Superb music! The world needs more of this.
This is the fusion we hear about is it? I suddenly feel a love for my fellow man that ain't healthy. I must not hear / see too much of this then! Gentlemen that was splendid. Thank you!
Excellent skills and sound from some great musicians.
Excellent, tres beau, bravo ! et MERCI .
Marvelous. A real successor to Django.
A fantastic fusion of Merle Travis picking and gypsy jazz!
A música de verdade não tem cor, ritmo, nacionalidade muito menos intenção. Ela acontece e flui, simplesmente.
my path here was via the amazing guitarist Richard Smith but WOW this Brazilian jazz band with him is so cool - Jazz violinist Florian Cristea (I love it) Bina Coquet on gypsy jazz guitar and the bass player - Nando - keeping the rhythm thumping, and gypsy rhythm & mixed-by, Fernando Seifarth. I wish they were all playing down the block tomorrow night in Santa Cruz at the Kuumba Jazz Center!!
Maestro! Magnifique! All of them! xx
A favorite tune of mine !
I grew up playing both acoustic and electric, but it wasn't until later, when I discovered the acoustic's diversity, that I really built an appreciation for those who play it well. An electric often covers mistakes and simplifies through amplification. The acoustic requires you to have much stronger fingers, and it's up to you, as to whether you hit the notes or not. No distortion or other effect to turn up to mask your poor chops.
100%
Same, I begged my mom for an electric guitar. Played that for around 5 years, and she got me an acoustic for Christmas, I was surprised how hard it was to play the same songs. One day it clicked and I have 3 of them now and haven't looked back.
I own a Ibanez Af95 hollow body and a bunch of acoustic guitars.
I rarely play the Ibanez. Ironically I spend about 80% of my time on a Lucero LC100 or a Epiphone steel string.
I keep trying to make the switch I can’t make electric sing like acoustic.
Now that's some fine guitar and fiddle jamming! Great!
Just amazing.
I was always fascinated on how one can play not so clean but sounding so great!
Maravilloso!!!
I am only 16 and I'm proud of adoring this kind of music ♡
bro this music is hard not to adore
You are so lucky!!!
Brava!!!👏👏👏
Be hard to find someone more deserving of your time Lubrano Lisa...
amazing. thank you Richard.
BRILLIANT!...TRULY A SUPERB ARRANGEMENT RICHARD! ...AND WHAT A GREAT SOUND YOU GET FROM THAT NYLON STRING GUITAR.YOU ARE A MAESTRO OF SO MANY VARIED MUSICAL STYLES. THE ONE AND ONLY OCCASION ON WHICH I SAW YOU PLAY WAS ON STAGE WITH CHET IN LONDON WAY BACK IN 1983(?) WHEN YOU WERE ONLY ELEVEN YEARS OLD AND YOU WERE A CHILD PRODIGY THEN! BEST WISHES FROM SCOTLAND...
m.wikihow.com/Turn-Off-Caps-Lock 😉
Podia ter vindo pro Rio! Adoraria ter assistido
Show. Excelente. Adorei
Truely conjures images of , chic and joie de vivre.Super,super music.
I always enjoy this.
This is the soul of "Quintette du Hot Club de France" brought to life! Richard Smith is magical!
bravas all staff all troupe,,,,,,,,,all specialistas.....saluti from sicilia palermo
I like how Richard lets the others shine, too!
Boom chukka - Boom chukka - Boom......... Go Django .... Go Chet...... Go Stefane......... Go Merle....... Go Mark..... Oh what joy. This is heaven.
Great. I thought it might be Bucky Pizzerelli at first. How sad that we've lost so many musicians this week. Thanks for sharing. Cheered me right up!
This is certainly one of the best, if not the best jam session i ever watched in my entire liife, every player contributing his piece, a pleasant exhibition of teamwork ... i watched bucky pizzarille jam too on the same song, "i'll see you in my dream"...