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Tony Monaco & Bruce Forman Jazz Organ Fellowship Tribute V

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Here Tony Monaco teams with guitarist Bruce Forman and Darrell Green on drums. This was part of his set at our Fifth Annual Jazz Organ Fellowship Tribute. It was June 28, 2013 inside Dinkelspiel Auditorium on the campus of Stanford University. Thanks go out to Antonio Ayala from Vanishing Pictures for his video production. The camera crew from San Francisco State included Julian Faras (who also did the sound editing), Crystal Endless and Mariano Rosetti. Additional thanks to Kirk Schaible,,,

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@korgtritonextreme100 3 года назад

I always knew Bruce had it in him. Bruce is a complete master of the jazz guitar. Swings, great ideas and total command of the instrument. It doesn't get any better than that.

@Craving4Sound 7 лет назад

Plenty of Passion, Real Love for Music and People... YES, love it !!!

@skipgraham6178 2 года назад

TM is by far the most entertaining Hammond player out there. He overflows with joy in his playing and it looks like his first time, every time!

@BEARGUITARJAZZ 8 лет назад

Killer sound quality, love organ guitar trios ala Jimmy & Wes

@chrisbatson3402 4 года назад

Check out Pat Martino organ trio

@udomatthiasdrums5322 3 года назад

still love it!!

@CAJMusic 9 лет назад

What a great trio, thanks for posting!

@totyjazz 9 лет назад

I LOVE TONY MONACO,AMMAZING ORGAN👏 I wish one day if I can play with 'IM AND THE AMMAZING BRUCE FORMAN...WOW MAN !

@gaspareegrimaldi4740 3 года назад

Tony always got that swing “ Oh ya “

@jackiegillings6030 3 года назад

the left hand bass is fantastic...coupled with the rest of the magic

@cokidjazz 7 лет назад

A definite cookin session

@TheEnglishRedneck45 10 лет назад

That was incredible.

@MsBeatvox 7 лет назад

whew!

@pollenpot 5 лет назад

Great boy"s

@yaakovyisraelsarahson4239 6 лет назад

The Coolest Cats, are these guys, forget, about it.

@PastTime777 10 лет назад

The beginning sounded like "When You're Smilin" from Incredible, which was played by Joey D. In the middle, the chromatic walk down runs sounded like Jimmy trying to come out with those thick chords. This was a much better production job on the video. Great idea to visit a college of jazz, and let the AV department shoot the video with multiple cameras. This would be a good setting to bring back Max, Joey, or Jim A, and make Incredible2. If you can get the mix right, then it will happen.

@Doodlinlounge 10 лет назад

Thanks for your comments. The camera crew actually came from San Francisco State and the video was produced by Antonio Ayala of Vanishing Pictures

@yaakovyisraelsarahson4239 6 лет назад

TrapNatio, check this out, come ON.