Ronny Jordan Quartet - Paris 2002 

Just a quick correction. The second tune IS Jingles, NOT Mr. Walker.

@@rupertlay7684 You are so right! Thanks for the correction. It seems RU-vid won't let me edit that in, unfortunately. :/

Zzz 0

Ffffffffffxfff

Arrêtez svp

I am!

For ever Ronny Jordan !

​@@BenLagCool Ronnie is what I call him!😊 He played so extra smootg🎸🎶🎵🎹

Always! Greetings from Türkiye

Am soaking the Ronny vibes so many years after his passing.A Legend in his own ride.RIP, brother.My Soul gets up to me anytime I listen to this❤

I agree I like Norman Brown he's one one of my favorites. But he just did a live show...but in my opinion. The sound wasn't as tight or close to his sound on his CD...

I'm honored as a fan!

Indeed.

Personally, what hooked me to his music was the sheer beauty of brevity and simplicity embedded in his playing on top of the aforementioned qualities.

Yes me too... He Is a Genius . His musics helps me when I am down ... We love you Ronny Jordan , Rip ! You gave us a treasure : your music !

We all miss him a lot 😢

I suppose the Brits always had more 'refined' sound compared to the US players who typically exhibited more hard edges in their playing.

@@smkim6103 I haven't listened to enough contemporary Jazz guitarists from the US and the UK to make that distinction. But in Norman Brown's case, he definitely has a hard R&B/Soul/Funk edge to his playing, even more so than other contemporary black players from the US, like Paul Jackson Jr, Earl Klugh, etc.

But his musical legacy lives on! I just felt there was not enough Ronny Jordan live footage on the RU-vid so I felt compelled to do so.

Min Kim well thank you so much for providing that footage. He was an amazing guitarist. Sorry I miss him when he came to Philadelphia years ago. But we still have his music.😌🙏🏾🕊🎸👍🏾

Although there are still too many people who have not heard his music, no one who has been introduced to Ronny Jordan has not listened to his music once. Legacy lives on.

😅you made the best decision! I use to play his music, almost everyday in the Barbershop that I use to cut hair at😁👍🏿those were some great times...

Nice buy,you got some forever tunes.

Yea baby,,,!

Ronny sera el unico y verdadero heredero del gran Wes. Se le extrañará por siempre.

Una música que puede sanar el alma, saludos desde Aguascalientes ❤️

Zachary Bureaux was also gone too soon. But their musical legacy lives on!

I agree, reincarnation of Wes Montgomery

@@smkim6103 Yes, Zachary Breaux truly was! So nice to hear you mention him because his gifts were definitely unheralded! His tone was a bit like Ronny Jordan's on certain songs. However, given that Mr. Breaux was from Texas, he definitely brought his own soulful geographic roots to the fretboard (just as Ronnh Jordan did with his roots steeped in England)... Loved the music of both guitarists. And it seems that so many artists whose music we bought regularly during the 1980s and 1990s have transitioned since! Grateful for the music that they left for all of us to embrace. Thank you so much for sharing. God bless Ronny Jordan, Zachary Breaux, and so many more (Hiram Bullock, Jeff Golub, Chuck Loeb too many more to list)! Blessings to you and all!

His tone reminds me of Grant Green !!

He was my gateway to jazz hip hop and his collaboration with the late Guru had me floored. Ronny never overplayed and was always in the pocket.

I think the entire world was blessed to have his work on the recordings - RIP

I listen to it every day

Song List 1. Floor & More 2. Mr. Walker 3. Mackin 4. My Favorite things 5. Soul Seduction 6. Tease 7. So What

Me too

I still cannot forget the first time I discovered his second album in 1996 at a specialist record shop. Still to this day, I feel so indebted to his musical legacy.

@@smkim6103 yes 1996 was when i first discovered ronny have alot his music i still play

Thanks for sharing your personal account of the event with us. It makes us sad realizing many of our musical heroes are leaving us but have left us with the legacy that stands the test of time.

@@smkim6103 the other part l left out, is half way threw his set, he stopped to acknowledge the band and promoters of the gig,then he said and I would just like to say my Uncle George Benson is here. Well I nearly jumped out my body. I looked over my shoulder and there he was, George Benson. Happy as could be to watch Ronny play. Yeah the uncle bit was a joke but wow what an experience. One I will remember and feel for ever. Thank you Ronny Jordon. 🙏🏽

@@drstew1 What a great story, those are the memories we live for. Thanks for sharing your experience.

What amazed me were brevity of Ronny's licks and no sign of self-indulgence often found among the elite jazz players. His musical legacy lives on.

but his music lives on :)

No wonder why many people said he was the West Montgomery reincarnated lol

This is a truly blessed generation that gets to witness the musical history in the making through RU-vid.

It is gratifying to see so many people cherish Ronny's music after his passing. RIP.

Merci~

Merci, Frantz. Wishing you a great new year in 2022.

Coupled with a glass of sparkling wine...

Indeed. Simplicity belies his mastery of guitar.