Joe Pass: "An Evening With Joe Pass" (1994)

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● Set-list:
01. Opening [00:00]
02. Rehearsal [05:30]
03. Interview With Joe [13:35]
04. Right Hand Technique [17:56]
05. Accompanying Other Musicians [18:47]
06. Playing With Piano Players [24:55]
07. THE CONCERT [29:43]
08. "Satin Doll" [31:10]
09. "You Don't Know What Love Is" [38:50]
10. "Stella by Starlight" [44:46]
11. A Lesson With Joe [47:35]
12. "Joe's Blues" [1:05:57]
13. "All the Things You Are" [1:14:30]
14. "Solo Piece" [1:21:20]
15. Conclusion [1:24:22]
● Personnel:
Joe Pass - guitar
Bob Magnusson - bass
Joe Porcaro - drums
● "An Evening With #JoePass" (1994)
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@SlikkTim 3 года назад

Joe's masterclasses are like "Well, you know, you just have to play good, and don't worry about it, you know ?" The master !

@Panchissimo3 3 года назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣

@scottpearce7466 3 года назад

Yep, throw the book away and play what you can hum! Not bad advice.

@alextrejo1550 3 года назад

@@scottpearce7466 can’t believe how good this guy is

@ceesseetherdet8663 2 года назад

Most impressive sentence for me: There is only major, minor, and dominant7, all others are colors.

@matthewe.johnson1760 Год назад

😂

@donmooney8047 Год назад

We recorded his last album Joe Pass and Roy Clark play Hank Williams. Watching these two masters play was one of the highlights of my life!

@NeilRaouf 11 месяцев назад

😮😮😮😮😮

@anthem3560 4 месяца назад

lucky you

@genedanes3505 2 года назад

This would have been one of Joe’s last public appearances. What a gifted, humble man. Thank you for posting

@omarks 5 лет назад

The computing power in Joe's head never ceases to amaze me. I love everything about this guy

@labelladonna8099 4 года назад

Me too. Never get tired of him! He’s a sweet man, and his music is PURE.

@omarks 3 года назад

@Amari Juelz nope

@omarks 3 года назад

@Mario Fisher I'm logged into your account right now, with your girlfriend. Also your grandmother

@nicholasindalecio8211 3 года назад

@@omarks lol

@cjsmith8319 11 месяцев назад

I spent the first 7 years of my guitar journey regurgitating the popular rock and blues songs we all know. Then I was introduced to Joe Pass and I felt the tides begin to turn. While it was difficult and time consuming, learning jazz theory in this context made my love for music that much stronger. Mr. Pass, you certainly are treasured and missed.

@MichaelDurig1 3 года назад

Joe Pass was the biggest influence on my playing. To play a tune, by yourself, was awesome. Saw him live several times and even got a greenroom lesson from him. I was stationed in Italy as a military musician in 1994 he passed away. Several years afterward, I played for a couple of guys who was familiar with his playing and recognized Joe's influence on my playing. Thanks for sharing. Brought back many great memories.

@JaxonBurn Год назад

Fantastic. I remember as a young musician it would always bother me when people would say my playing reminded them of somebody else. All I wanted was to be original. Now when someone hears my influences in my playing, I smile from ear to ear!

@uwanttono4012 2 месяца назад

Lovely story! Thanks for sharing!!

@patperera9206 4 месяца назад

The consumate jazz guitarist of the century legend

@xsamitt 5 лет назад

humble and extremely gifted.....and a good soul.....i like people like that!

@slnolefan 5 лет назад

Amazing..... a master on the guitar. His ability to fill so much expressive music in "empty space" was unmatched. There will never be another Joe Pass. Thank you for sharing!

@thezenbum 3 года назад

his father told him to do that. he made him do that. when he was a kid.

@DeOmnibusDubitandum76 6 лет назад

For me, this is a gem. So many highlights, but I will comment on two: one moving, the other light-hearted. When he plays the last solo piece, it brings a tear or two to the eye knowing he would leave us so soon after this event and the best advice given at the exit, at 1:25 more or less: "learn songs, you can't get no girls playing scales!". He was the one and only.

@simonediottavio5971 4 года назад

what a Musician...what a Human Being...thanks Joe for all the things you give us

@justinludeman8424 3 года назад

He blows my mind. His performances transform familiar into otherwise - amazing. My favourite solo and accompaniment guitarist. A CAGED genius.

@uncleterrydidntworkattheha6116 Год назад

"Don't ask me anything about modes." Joe and I have something in common. His ability to play by ear and feeling is amazing. His music is beautiful without over-thinking.

@johnfenner347 4 года назад

Dear Joe. How I Miss Him. We Will Not Hear Or See His Like Again. Absolutely Marvellous !.

@BigSmartArmed 3 года назад

And Happy Birthday Joe!! My you RIP and have a wonderful celebration up there 13/1

@jazzerson7087 9 лет назад

Fantastic interview. There's little I like more than listening to a legend talking about the old school days and the excitement in their eyes and voice. It's sort of like a time portal into the Golden era. I just love listening to musicians like this and actors talking about other legends of their time and how they learned!!

@juancpgo 3 года назад

From his interviews I like him so much… he seems like a rare and genuine good man.

@Riddlemewalker Год назад

His albums with Ella are masterful.

@JazzCubePlus Год назад

Thanks for coming. You can check also this one with Ella - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-I26orEhZr7M.html

@lennoxbraithwaite2546 4 года назад

Joe was meant to play the Union chapel in north London i was so excited, i also think if memory serves me that Martin Taylor was also playing but unfortunately joe got ill and passed on. Me personally im greatfull to live in a time where we have recordings and film of these greats. Thanks for posting this.

@BigSmartArmed 3 года назад

Joe will live on forever!!! RIP

@uwanttono4012 2 месяца назад

I had the awesome pleasure of listening to Joe Pass with Tal Farlow and Mundell Lowe in the Pizza Express on Dean street in London in, as far as I remember, 1988 or 1989, when I was in my early 30s. What a genius and DEFINITETY The GOAT of jazz guitar

@paulwhetstone0473 Год назад

This must have been the last(or close to it) gig Joe did before dying in 1994. He was still at the peak of his game in many respects at age 65. The bass and drum back up musicians were outstanding, the Q&A session was very informative, the sound/video engineering was great and Joe seemed as honest and sincere as it gets.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@epeirce Год назад

I think the concert was in '88 or '89. i was there for that one and the tunes are the same as I remember from back then. I also find it hard to believe they hadn't changed the drum kit in six years.

@epeirce Год назад

I was in ensemble with the young lady in the front row shown at the end of the show. I think they released this after Joe died in '94.

@Rixster53 2 месяца назад

Mr. Pass doesn’t “play”music on the guitar, he IS the music!!!🥰

@ClarenceHW 6 лет назад

Love this guy... got to hang with him for a week around 1971. Had one lesson which was simple and beautiful. I asked if I could play his old ES-175, strings were so high & heavy I couldn't believe it.

@josemiguelberrios3640 4 года назад

Glad you had the chance, congrats!

@ELP68 Год назад

The Master, one of the most humble guys on the planet.

@pallhe 4 года назад

This must have been recorded just before his death, although he's playing great. It's also a great record of his personality and humour. He reminds me of Kurt Vonnegut.

@tonybrophy9615 4 года назад

Great Interview and Great playing. Joe was in a class all by himself. I had the good Fortune of meeting him backstage at the Vine St bar and grill in Hollywood CA in the early nineties....he gave my roommate his autograph. He was the nicest guy......very humble. After he started playing...and finished....I said play East of the Sun.....he then said.....What.....do you want me to put everyone to sleep? RIP

@BigSmartArmed 3 года назад

Vine St bar and grill in Hollywood CA...I miss that place Joe loved having fun with the audience always trying to connect with everyone joking around If you were lucky enough to have caught his great table napkin trick One of the most funniest and most incredible thing I've seen Hope you were there to have seen it Great memories to cherish watching and interacting with Joe in between songs May he RIP and have a great Birthday celebration up there 13/1

@herculesrockefeller8969 2 года назад

To me he's like Hendrix, the music just flowed through him direct from "the source". Fun to see Joe D'Orrio at 14:40; the two Joes look like a couple of guys there to fix the lights, not the guitar superstars they were!

@EdgarRiverHernan Месяц назад

Even the sound checks are masterpieces

@andynew2 5 лет назад

A man showing total mastery of his instrument.

@harryschultz6951 9 месяцев назад

So humble and absolute genius

@seanvine39 3 месяца назад

I studied at Wayne State in Detroit in the 90s. Joe was scheduled to do a clinic at Wayne, but got very ill and had to cancel. He passed shortly after.

@garywhitt98 2 месяца назад

The most unassuming rock star ever. And a very wise man.

@MDugardin 3 месяца назад

This man is so cool, i never copied his way but i had been listenning to him so much, you know, in the house with friends you put a solo record of Joe and then everything's easy ! thanks a lot for that vid.

@antoninodepaduanascimentof7996 8 лет назад

A guitarra de Joe Pass ressoa para sempre num mundo cada vez mais caduco, cada vez mais mudo de notas, arpejos, harmonias, em Incríveis solos jazzísticos.

@johnfenner347 4 года назад

Absolutely Marvellous !. We Won’t See His Like Again. Wonderful Man And Just The Best Ever x x .

@thomassicard3733 11 месяцев назад

Totally love the custom Gibson. Allow the artist to be comfortable and happy!!!

@steveklein8283 6 лет назад

This was not long before he passed. I had tickets to see him in 1994 at Gammage Auditorium in Tempe, AZ. He withdrew from the concert and passed a month later. Wonderful player, very nice man.

@ef4266 6 лет назад

The "Solo Piece" is so heartfelt, so touching.. I almost cried listening to it. If anyone records a tribute album to Pass, they should end it with this piece.

@jamesdaniels2094 5 лет назад

I can imagine how many people here are guitarists... but can you imagine how much your chops come up hanging on the stand with a guy like joe pass?...

@82dorrin 4 года назад

This is "past his prime, about to die from cancer" Joe Pass, and he still blows the doors off pretty much everyone else who ever picked up a guitar.

@wastrel09 3 года назад

Poor Joe. He kept going almost right to the end.

@jaycee30865 2 года назад

@@wastrel09 rich Joe. Bless his soul. Stayed funny and fun and kicked every ass he could until he couldn’t. What a major winner.

@icecreamforcrowhurst 2 года назад

Joe was one of the greatest and I idolized him growing up but very truly I tell you Kurt Rosenwinkel is the greatest jazz guitarist I’ve ever heard.

@alfredromero4784 2 года назад

Just like Eddie Van Halen GOD bless his soul in forgiveness.

@poobalankuppusamy 2 года назад

Yes.Joe,you have the gift...God's given gift.Thank you for the music.

@2mdallas Год назад

I caught his reference too. Paraphrasing I heard him mention something like "recently I've come to see it as a God given gift" ... while I'd be surprised if it were anything like a later life conversion I did wonder if the gravity of his health was known to him and maybe strengthened his spirituality as I think it would for many of us?

@MarkBlackburnWPG 3 месяца назад

@@2mdallas That's how it works (best) isn't it? When you're in good health you have fun things to do with your life. Only in distress -- illness especially -- do you turn to your 'last resort.' Who was it that said our prayers rise up like fragrant incense to our creator. Imagine if that's true!

@dewood9463 4 года назад

He plays with such joy!

@jaycee30865 2 года назад

I listen with such joy at least

@PallHermannssonGuitar Месяц назад

I keep coming back to this one 😊

@rickjason215 4 года назад

All the musicians playing with him are terrific.

@Larriex97 4 года назад

Why do you say that?

@hsgs708 2 года назад

@@Larriex97 terrific in inglese è positivo

@reggiebellamy7112 8 лет назад

I used to own this on DVD...I miss it sop much. thanks for posting

@bestfouronsix 3 года назад

Thanks for this incredible video

@drj602 9 лет назад

Thank you for this.

@gustomizuka4266 7 лет назад

This is gold, thank you so much!!!!

@m42tyn 4 года назад

I saw him at Ronnie Scotts twice. I met him in the interval where he signed my "Blues for Fred" cd. Special times. Amazing guitar player and was also a delightful and funny host. RIP Joe.

@luigizanellato2959 Месяц назад

This is gold. Every guitar player that plays whatever style they play, should watch this!

@TimNelson Год назад

Pure gold, this.

@chipispowdercoatingcharles8444 5 лет назад

Everytime i watch him play you dont know what love is it chokes me up. Im working on that song now theres so much you can do with it

@cartnhorse 5 лет назад

Thank you! What a joy to hear him play and a pleasure (not mention an education) to hear him talk. I'm 61 and learned by (attempting to) copy Joe and others. How wonderful to be able to see this. It helps to explain the legion of great young players one hears nowadays.

@christianboddum8783 4 года назад

This is golden!! The Di. sound really works in this context, nothing is lost.

@RASECALDERON 7 лет назад

This guy is a legend

@guitardudeguy3139 6 лет назад

What a great player and person..and very humble. Joe Pass is an Icon just as much as any other jazz greats. Ella,Duke,Charlie,etc. And Joe Pass RIP. The master of chordal harmony!

@shadownet_nft 2 года назад

Thank god for Joe Pass, beautiful!

@leomilani_gtr 3 года назад

What a beautiful register of Joe not only playing, but talking and rehearsing!! Thanks so much for posting that!!

@HighStakesDanny Год назад

Genius, this lesson is just very difficult but he says it is easy. Gives you a clue, a lot of this is DNA and very hard work early on in life to get to this level. This is top level stuff.

@igoroleynikov8249 9 лет назад

Thanks, Take a Five! Only in the Czech Republic, I began to understand a little English. but for me it's always been most liked. THANKS !

@cerval41 7 лет назад

A great master on the guitar

@ClariDiez 9 лет назад

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ALL YOUR VIDEOS!!!

@NeilRaouf 9 лет назад

Clari Diez Pena te amo linda! tantooooo :-)

@Mr.Altavoz 4 месяца назад

What a joule of an interview...❤❤❤thanks for uploading❤

@geetarnut 8 лет назад

Geeezzz, not 30 seconds into his intro-solo line,, and he's blown everyone away with that meaningful statement! Hey Joe!! What DON'T YA KNOW?!?! LOLOL!!!!

@hidetada08 4 года назад

Thankyou for sharing this video...

@JazzCubePlus 4 года назад

You're welcome. Keep following to our channel.

@jazznutz 7 месяцев назад

One can learn so much just listening to his intro to All The Things You Are.

@MichaelHarvill98 5 месяцев назад

The first jazz guitarist I knew of. He's an amazingly talented musician. One of my favorites.

@GrowingSoulRecords 8 лет назад

it doesn't get any better than this

@geetarnut 8 лет назад

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, you're absolutely right,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,!

@georgeb7332 7 лет назад

Growing Soul Records Indeed. And what a modest, honest guy he was. No bullshit. Love his responses to some of the more, ahem, pretentious questions

@franguccio1 8 лет назад

There were many great jazz guitarists...But Joe is at the top of the list...

@82dorrin 4 года назад

And this is "past his prime, dying of cancer" Joe Pass. He *still* blows away pretty much everybody else who ever picked up a guitar.

@franguccio1 2 года назад

@@jonnifjader No, I do say...

@crippleboysad5549 2 года назад

He's definitely close.

@jasonmudgarde286 4 года назад

Great video from a Jazz great, many thanks

@jasonmudgarde286 4 года назад

"If you can't hum it, no point in playing it", great advice for anyone wanting to improvise.

@DaniloMarrone 2 года назад

Joe Diorio handing Joe Pass the cigar is the epitome of cool.

@carlstephenson3729 Год назад

Played with him when is guitar playing it's unbelievable

@rolandjacobsen6601 2 года назад

Bravo the bedst Jazz from Joe I love it

@irishmuso7129 4 года назад

32:05 Joe gets his trademark single error in early...great to hear him with bass and drums again. He was one of the greats.

@get_downed_boi6270 4 года назад

its crazy how u see him warm up and just blast off

@pgaace Год назад

at 49:50, about 251s, CAGED, & MODES... love it. - by Joe Pass,

@danvee1804 2 года назад

This is a gift from GOD, How awesome is that !

@dewood9463 4 года назад

The tone on that guitar is beautiful! Joe knows ever nook and cranny of that fret board.

@BigSmartArmed 3 года назад

POLYTONE!!

@danieldesjardins6615 2 года назад

@@BigSmartArmed No...he is plugged directly in the mixer through a direct box and I noticed immediately is sound was bigger than usual! I will try this because this is pretty interesting.

@jaycee30865 2 года назад

I like how when somebody bumped into it or something he said “it’s plywood.“ Obviously carved. This is his best tone ever. After the very early days. Those plastic sounding non-Gibson guitars that he used… Almost unlistenable compared to this.

@50CJAZZ 2 года назад

@@jaycee30865 It isn’t carved. It’s maple laminate. Joe didn’t play CARVED axes. Neither did Tal or Barney. Just sayin’

@jaycee30865 2 года назад

@@50CJAZZ interesting. You’re sure? This was Gibson custom shop. I just figured slim L4 basically.

@Tac0caT0 4 года назад

His chord vocabulary is outrageous.

@georgesskriba8437 8 лет назад

great , great , great ... !

@jaidillon1790 8 месяцев назад

Its just so pure! 🥹

@wastrel09 4 года назад

RIP Joe Porcaro 7/6/2020

@sethchrisman1645 4 года назад

Best guitar video ive ever seen

@anthonysilva5312 5 лет назад

This guy was stunning. Saw him live and he had a rental amp (solidstate Yamaha) and he couldn’t even work it “too many buttons”. His first tune was all dirty and when he asked if anyone knew how to work the amp, 6 guys jumped up at the first 3 tables. He blew me away. It was devastating . I couldn’t pick up a guitar for days after.

@BigSmartArmed 3 года назад

Where was his Polytone?

@anthonysilva5312 3 года назад

@@BigSmartArmed it was In Toronto, Canada. The amp was a rental.

@gaetanomariapiscopo5637 3 года назад

A great player and musician!

@claytronico 3 месяца назад

I've watched that interview a couple times. Will watch it a couple more before I do it again.

@kidpoker007 4 года назад

I’m surprised nobody ever approached Joe on making instructional video on his chord movement because everyone knows that where his genius is at!!!! His chord playing is amazing

@sevvenalphaomega6698 3 года назад

There is one called "Joe Pass Hot Licks Video, Solo Guitar".........It is great.......+++

@gtrrobster Год назад

There are 2 from Hot Licks. Blues side of, and a 2nd one dealing with turnarounds

@emmanuelsanfiel8917 3 года назад

Ohhh man, The Great Joe, I love this video because here Joe was old but with years comes an amazing sound and feeling. Satin Doll a years later was not in that way but here is a little more easy and happy I think

@MrVfvincent 8 лет назад

great!

@josemolina959 3 года назад

A total Master! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

@epf1961 2 года назад

One of the last things Joe says to the crowd (1:25:40) is "learn to play songs!".. They all laughed, but I think he was dead serious, and I don't think that can be stressed enough. By "songs", I'm sure he meant American Popular Standards. There's so much to be learned by figuring out tunes by Porter, Gershwin, Rodgers, Ellington, Kern, Warren, McHugh, etc.. That's where what I consider to be the "gold" is, musically- The wonderful changes that you can really dig into and find beautiful voicings for.. Sadly, I think fewer and fewer younger musicians are coming up with respect for the value of that music. Yet those are the songs that will endure long after the world forgets hip-hop, hard rock, heavy metal, rap and all the other noise that passes for music these days.

@virginiamarques7193 5 лет назад

Bravo!!!

@tony11950000 4 года назад

The lesson : Words of gold, R.I.P Joe .

@IsraelJaneiro 4 года назад

Love him and his outfit.

@Steve-is5ll 6 лет назад

amazing

@johntiger5 7 месяцев назад

LOVE Joe's explanation to the students. Joe's playing never stops amazing me. But hearing him talk just like a regular " Joe" makes one realize there is only one Joe Pass. Watching him keep up with Oscar Peterson was a treat also. Great show, and great job on bass, and drums. Miss ya Joe. I could listen to you talk forever, just like I could listen to you play the guitar forever.❤

@alana295 8 лет назад

Joe is easily the greatest jazz guitarist of all time!

@wastrel09 8 лет назад

+Alan A The stuff at 5:30-6:22 blows me away. Incredible technique and fluidity while still melodic

@geetarnut 8 лет назад

Yes indeed! Try and think of another jazz player that sounds soooo very smooth, and seamless,, playing all 3 guitar parts, bass line, chord melody, and solo voicings that are all absolutely seamless!!!!!!

@cartnhorse 5 лет назад

Why do you NEED to talk about a 'best' - it's so bloody puerile! When players get to this level, it is so stark-staringly obviously a matter of opinion and taste. Are you going to compare (for example) Django, Pat Metheny and Joe and tell us one of them is the "best"? How ridiculously banal! Unless you are going to suggest some objective criteria, (which would be patently stupid), you simply sound like an idiot. How about 'number of notes played per minute'? ;-) It's great music - just enjoy!