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The Genius of Wes Montgomery
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Wes Montgomery was a jazz guitarist who is widely considered one of the greatest jazz guitarists of all time. He is known for his distinctive playing style, which featured a strong, fluid technique and a unique use of octaves. Montgomery's career spanned the 1950s through the 1980s, and he released numerous albums as a leader, many of which are considered jazz classics. He was a pioneer in the use of guitar amplification and was highly influential on later guitarists, both within and outside the jazz genre.

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@mongoarts

1 year ago

Jesus Christ, this man changed the whole trajectory or my life and career after being disabled in an accident. Inspired me to pick up the guitar again after 15 years and by all means saved my life. I’m no longer bound to the bed and have started a Western swing/Jazz/Acid Americana style. Thank the lord and of course Wes and your great videos. Namaste 🙏

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@zootmojo

1 year ago

I once traded fours with Wes, just not in the usual sense. He was appearing on a show called "Jazz" on WGBH-TV in Boston, and I was the stage manager. My job was to give various cues to the "talent." Toward the end of the broadcast (it was live), Wes was taking his last number out, but there was still air time. I held up a cue card that said, say, "Two Minutes." So Wes picked it back up for maybe another chorus, and then again started to take it out. But there was still more time, so I held up the "One Minute" cue card. And so it went until finally we reached "fade to black." My greatest regret in life is that I never learned to play an instrument, but at least I got to trade fours with Wes Montgomery.

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@antlerking69

1 year ago

Bumping On Sunset is so freaking cool...

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@gitarrenpost

1 year ago

No guitar player compares to Wes. He is simply THE one. My hero, too.

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@chrishibner

1 year ago

he is singing with his guitar..he takes you on a roller coaster ride without singing a word .

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@txicocamotl

1 year ago

He is not an improviser but an instant composer.

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@2008topshelf

10 months ago

That camera work in 1965 was stupendous. It should be illegal to show that segment without post credits. Now the session is legend.

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@paulcowham2095

1 year ago

Wes is like a gateway drug into jazz guitar, or jazz generally. His playing is so beautiful and accessible to non jazz heads.

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@Leehawkeyboy

1 year ago

His version of Round Midnight is incredible.

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@bananabob2185

1 year ago

I wish my dad had known of you… he was a jazz musician and music lover. You and he speak the same language… because you have that same ear. 💔💔💔🎼🎵🎶

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@chuckm4540

1 year ago

Thank you Rick. My mother Barbara was a huge Wes Montgomery fan and she introduced me to him through her albums. She passed away in 2019 and every time I play her Wes albums, it reconnects me to my amazingly cool, hip and loving mom. Barbara would have loved this episode, thank you so much.

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@RhettShull

1 year ago

Wes is one of those players for me, I remember where I was when I heard him for the first time.

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@fredc5812

1 year ago

As a young metalhead, I first heard of Wes after reading about him in Guitar Player. For some bizarre reason, I went and bought The Incredible Jazz Guitar album, my first jazz record purchase. I'm glad I did, it's a timeless classic and opened many new doors in my playing.

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@domenicgalata1470

1 year ago

Wes Montgomery and Grant Green were masters and had so much soul and feel in their playing.

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@danacoleman4007

1 year ago

Wow! He plays so clean!

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@tspicks4360

1 year ago

Melody, rhythm, drive, TONE ... it's all there. Nobody did it better than Wes.

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@michaelgregory2231

1 year ago

While many jazz cats had chops, Wes' playing overflowed with soul, feel, swing and a joy of life that poured forth from him like water. So natural and seemingly effortless.

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@finoroverato7640

1 year ago

Wes also had an incredible sense of rhythm. He was so in the pocket and that phrasing!!!It just doesn’t get better than Wes

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@MariUSukulele

1 year ago

DANKE for introducing this musician extraordinaire!

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@stratfanstl

1 year ago

I can comprehend how someone can play some of those solo melodies on a single-note basis. I CANNOT wrap my head around how accurate one's finger placement has to be to play those kind of melodies as octaves, much less comping chords in the middle of them. Astounding musicianship -- both technically and melodically.

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