Always happy to hear Attila play, he was my most important teacher and I thank him forever. Jim Hall was his hero, so I am sure he enjoys it very much to play with him.
Th;is is so totally on the contrary from Al Di Meola,John Mc Laughlin and all the shredding guitar of the 80s!To be honest I prefer this much much better!!!
It's perfectly possible to like both styles of guitar playing. It really is. But even if you don't like the "shredders," what the fuck does that have to do with enjoying the work of these two fine players?
Les Notes qui jaillissent de leurs guitarres, sont comme des caresses, qui adoucissent notre Esprit!!! LA MUSIQUE S'EST UNE MUSE, QUI SOURIT DE NOUS, TOUS LES TEMPS...!!!
I love how so many modern Jazz guitarists are total gear heads (myself included btw) and then we have Jim producing otherwordly tones from a beat up old 175 with a Guild humbucker literally gaffer taped on to the guitar (because the Guild pickup is a different size to the standard humbucker) directly into an amp.
@@jazzlefty Guild HB1 from what I can tell, he also used it in his d'aquisto that he used after retiring the 175. Haha and here we go talking about gear lol
Anyone know what kind of guitars they are playing? It's interesting how Jim Hall picks the guitar behind the pickup, on top of the pickup, in front of the pickup, and even over the fretboard to change the sound as he's playing.
@@ritchiecarusona46 Alice I have a Hofner with a pick up that your father wound for the original owner. He also designed the guitar and specified the strings! It's a treasured possession.
@@ritchiecarusona46 I had the great luck to hear your father in Berlin, then having no idea of his importance. Later bought an AZ10 built 1970, only realising later about that connection.
Always happy to hear Attila play, he was my most important teacher and I thank him forever. Jim Hall was his hero, so I am sure he enjoys it very much to play with him.
Came back to this 4 years later - got my guitar out and joined in - great fun - bless you Jim wherever you may be !
Heaven!
Fabulous guitar masters. True stylists.
When Ornette asked me which guitarists I like, I said Attila and Gabor. He said Oh I see...:)))
Th;is is so totally on the contrary from Al Di Meola,John Mc Laughlin and all the shredding guitar of the 80s!To be honest I prefer this much much better!!!
Agree. Di Meola and McGlaughlin have a lot to answer for. Smart Arse music with horrible tone.
well at least this stuff is easier for you to understand... lol.
It's perfectly possible to like both styles of guitar playing. It really is. But even if you don't like the "shredders," what the fuck does that have to do with enjoying the work of these two fine players?
Moment de paix pour être accompagnée, grâce aux magiciens de la musique en ces temps troublés.
51:23 One of the best Jim Hall solos I've heard, really artfully done. A thread running through the whole thing.
Love both, but Jim is so special. His tone in this video is mouth watering.
I was about crying. This tone is SUPERB...
@@ms-ry9wq Absolutely.
Excellent ! avec ce cher Daniel Humair 👍 merci à eux et à cet accès à cette vidéo
すんげえ意外な取り合わせに思えるけど、実際聴いてみると全く違和感なし。さすがです。
Just beautiful.
7 people had one too many jazz cigarettes and hit dislike but it's ight cause this shit is a banger to smoke to
They are so great and yet so humble.
(With this attitude they would be starving today I am afraid.)
Bass and drum are also killer!
A great duo!
👏🏾👏🏾
1973 - fantastic video and audio quakity from two of my heroes with a suberb rhythm section.
great to see the great, and young(ish) Red Mitchell.
Wow! I have never seen this footage before! Two of my favorite guitarists as a duo...Great stuff!
Les Notes qui jaillissent de leurs guitarres, sont comme des caresses, qui adoucissent notre Esprit!!! LA MUSIQUE S'EST UNE MUSE, QUI SOURIT DE NOUS, TOUS LES TEMPS...!!!
Jim Hall's solo performance of "All Across the City" was amazing
Total agree!
0:00 My Romance
08:55 Extensions
19:30 All Across The City
24:30 Where I have you
31:40 Troubadour's Meeting
50:50 Blues In The Closet
MAGNIFIQUE
Gracias por compartir!
I love how so many modern Jazz guitarists are total gear heads (myself included btw) and then we have Jim producing otherwordly tones from a beat up old 175 with a Guild humbucker literally gaffer taped on to the guitar (because the Guild pickup is a different size to the standard humbucker) directly into an amp.
Mmm,what kind of guild humbucker?
@@jazzlefty Guild HB1 from what I can tell, he also used it in his d'aquisto that he used after retiring the 175. Haha and here we go talking about gear lol
@@jsb1181 😊
The last time I saw him at birdland he had his digitech whammy pedal in full effect.
Sooooothing.
Exquisite.
just great al !!!!! ty for sharing man :D
39:20 is Zoller's "Cloisterbells" performed solo guitar.
and Zoller's "Meet In Berlin" w/ Band right after...
At 12.24, Jim quotes 'Just Squeeze Me.' Nice.
And continues, with "Do nothing till you hear from me" (Ellington)...
46:00 on HOLY SHIT
and what about Lord Paul McCartney; we still heard that stupid noise and nobody seems disturbed...
Marty Friedman, Attila Zoller position's
they let the guitars singing and talking with them.
Anyone know what kind of guitars they are playing? It's interesting how Jim Hall picks the guitar behind the pickup, on top of the pickup, in front of the pickup, and even over the fretboard to change the sound as he's playing.
My father played his own design of Framus guitars and later Hoffner. I dont know what Jim played.
My father may have wound Jim's pickup. He had a special winding machine to make them how he liked them.
@@ritchiecarusona46 Alice I have a Hofner with a pick up that your father wound for the original owner. He also designed the guitar and specified the strings! It's a treasured possession.
@@ritchiecarusona46 I had the great luck to hear your father in Berlin, then having no idea of his importance. Later bought an AZ10 built 1970, only realising later about that connection.
@@ritchiecarusona46 Are You Atilla's daugther? Please, let me say I love his guitar playing and music! Hats off!
Those shirts were so loud that I could hardly hear the guitars
around 44:00 danial humair going in!
Tal Farlow visited Attilla one evening and made only one mistake - leaving his guitar in the trunk of his car
How do you mean, Bernie?
@@irishmuso7129 When he opened the trunk - someone has stolen it !
east meets west before the age of aquarius.
2:13-2:25😲👍
I didn't know Chuck Norris played bass.
11:30 15:50
39:27
Can someone tell me what the contraption mounted to Jim Hall's headstock is? (7:23)
Van Eps String Damper
@@sensorysyrynx Thank you!
Is the 1st tune "My Romance" ?
Wow, didn't know Abe Vigoda played guitar.
I think RED MITCHELL plays double bass....
For sure!
What is the bass players name?
Red mitchell my man