Les Paul and Pat Martino Live at The Iridium 

Two Guitar giants,I met Pat Martino and got his autograph ,it was an honor for me,I only wish I met Les Paul in my life.

Well,what can one say, thank you .P/j

Every time Pat opened his mouth and talked about jazz guitar, it didn't take long before he mentioned the name : Wes Montgomery.

LES PAUL and PAT MARTINO 2 men that went to Heaven -

Every time I see him play, one song comes to mind : There Will Never Be Another You.

what a beautiful clip, RIP Les Paul and Pat Martino

One of the true giants of guitar has left us. We are better off for having heard him. RIP Pat Martino ✨

"Im Confessing" beautiful.

My dad would wake me up to watch Les and Mary on the Jack Paar show when I was 10, just learning to play. Pure inspiration! Saw him at Fat Tuesday's many years later. Incredible! Saw Pat at Baker's Keyboard Lounge in Detroit, circa 1976. He blew everyone's mind! Les and Pat together at the Iridium - Long live Genius! RIP

I want to sit by my dog in heaven and listen to them...

Rest in peace Maestro Pat ....

Any one else notice Pat is not playing as dark as he did in later years.....he's got the treble up.

R.I.P. Pat Martino.. you are already missed..

Beautiful…out of this world

What a great and humble musician!

Now they are in the big band in the heavens playing with The Duke, Wes,Miles,Hendrix....jamming...

RIP Pat

Good bye noble sir. Have a great journey into the universe.

…a brilliant musician…🙏

Wow!!!

Jazz Heaven !

thanks sooooo much to share this...grazie

Pat starts at 5:13 with I'm Confessing That I Love You

They inadvertently left out Grant Green from the story of that street corner meeting.

Pat Martino vs Pat Marino I think the title should have say "Martino ", same for the first line in the description. Would probably make it easier when searching for clips of Pat Martino. Cool video though. Thanks a lot.

Anyone knows the lick starts at 11:51 ? I find it quite enjoyable

remix this 100/72 in the stereo balance, the recording isn't properly mixed.

I’ve noticed that certain jazz greats share a ‘crude’ technique, especially in the right hand. Benson, Metheny and Pat (on here), all play in a stiff looking way, yet create the most flowing, beautiful lines. Other players have a much smoother looking technique, yet are nowhere near as good. Interesting.

11:09 Pat plays tribute to Babe Ruth.

This is some Pat I filmed at Yoshi's a while back. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-j2Hq1zfNMvY.html

Whats the first song Martino plays

I’ve just thrown my guitar out the window

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