I have Jimmy Bruno "Burnin" from years ago. I also bought Jimmy Bruno "No Nonsense Jazz Guitar" from the Hot Licks guitar lessons DVDS. I turned on the jazz guitar lesson DVD and immediately I realized that I was not prepared to even be taught jazz guitar. Cowboy guitar chords and a few blues licks were all that I had
I can imagine jimmy doing junior school tours, getting worked up over the evils of capos, Philadelphia and “fuckin’ jazz jerk awfs”, before the head has to step in, “sir you’re going to have to leave”.
More today than yesterday - I always thought that was Franki Valli and the four seasons.. Used to hear it on the radio all the time when I was a teenager.
I'm a guitarist now, but when I was a kid - and a classical trumpeter (I wanted to be Maynard Ferguson) - I thought guitars were just glorified autoharps for cowboys and hillbillies. One night, the local jazz radio DJ played this version and turned my mind inside out. At first, I couldn't even comprehend what instrument I was hearing. th-cam.com/video/DOyVdbjOFL0/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=Santifaster
@@brandex2011 I must confess, the first Instrument I learned to "play" was an Autoharp. Originally inspired by a Theater Organist in a Pizza Parlor, I got interested in Organ (focusing mainly on Jazz by the time I gained some proficiency). I had dabbling in Various Instruments along the way including Guitar when I was younger, I recently started playing guitar back up again and have taken the risk venturing out to jam sessions with. My coordination is still limited, but I managed to keep up with some more established locals on a song I had figured out only a few hours earlier (a milestone for me on this instrument). On my own, I am working on being able to play the guitar and keep a Bass line going on the Organ pedals. The first version of "I'll Remember April" I heard was Hal Shutz on a Hammond Chord Organ (he does a surprisingly good job considering the instrument), I heard the above mentioned George Shearing version plus a Charlie Parker with Stirrings and Erroll Garner versions around the same time.
if i had any hair on the top of my head (like you do!) only haircut i'd have would be a mohawk, but taxi-style, shortish one :D lovely song you wrote there.. i like it, as everything else you play, i guess. maybe you will also play "dear old stockholm" one of these days, if you ain't already coming towards europe to play. if my year wasn't packed with obligations, i'd already look into connecting via philly for my visits to west coast.
I started playing piano quite a while back and it might sound crazy, but it has improved my guitar playing. I'm going through "The Big Book of Jazz" and learning my favorite tunes I play on guitar on piano. I originally wanted to start on piano at age 7 but my parents said it was too expensive and gave me a $20 guitar instead. Maybe it's the kid in me that's having so much fun, but the effects on my guitar playing are noticeable.
You earned a right to talk about 3 chord wonders with pink hair. You had to practice your ars off, to get thta good. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Jimmy is a character. Opinionated, funny and talented. Not that long ago I rewrote the lyrics as "I far*ted more today than yesterday" for my nephew. Also, wonder what Jimmy doesn't like about Pat Metheny's playing. Maybe the effects?
Jimmy, you get a fantastic acoustic sound out of that Arch top!! Sadowsky..Jimmy Bruno Model?? Wonderful tune selection! When you play like that you don't need to jump up and down,scowl and wear a Mohawk!!
@@JimmyBrunoJazz Get a locksmith to rejuvenate the lock? and then write the combination down. If it was the changes to a standard you wouldn't forget.
Ha ha..great rant Jimmy but you gotta let the capo thing go!!..all of those bluegrass guys like Tony Rice use 'em and they are scary good..never stop being mr angry.
The whole music critic thing is problematic other than to just say what you like or to object when its the government ramming it down your ears as propaganda and business.... it's Like rating women.... what is should be and is obvious... now, that said, the GIVERNMNt black is beautiful AND placing people where They NEVER actually are in the media AND creating a fake representation of something may twist AND pervert 5he youth AND is Why They totally control everything children hear and see ..all under the lie of safety'
Jimmy you are one of the greats. But dang you come off as kind of a hater. Its kind of disappointing. You guitar playing is brilliant...got me into jazz music...I may not have listened to Coltrane if was not for players like you...Herb Ellis...etc...Do your thing...Ill keep watching.
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If you keep playing like you did today, I’ll arrange to have a box of sticky doughnuts and a large coffee delivered to the bunker each morning.
I have Jimmy Bruno "Burnin" from years ago. I also bought Jimmy Bruno "No Nonsense Jazz Guitar" from the Hot Licks guitar lessons DVDS.
I turned on the jazz guitar lesson DVD and immediately I realized that I was not prepared to even be taught jazz guitar.
Cowboy guitar chords and a few blues licks were all that I had
What a wonderful musician you are Jimmy. And you always crack me up. Thank you
I can imagine jimmy doing junior school tours, getting worked up over the evils of capos, Philadelphia and “fuckin’ jazz jerk awfs”, before the head has to step in, “sir you’re going to have to leave”.
Jimmy you are the Real Master of Jazz Harmonie and Tone😊
More today than yesterday - I always thought that was Franki Valli and the four seasons.. Used to hear it on the radio all the time when I was a teenager.
Such wonderful playing. Makes me feel good.
4:16 "I'll Remember April" first 8 bars changes I heard from a George Shearing record:
|G∆ |% |F#7#9|% |F∆|%|Em7| A7 |etc.
I'm a guitarist now, but when I was a kid - and a classical trumpeter (I wanted to be Maynard Ferguson) - I thought guitars were just glorified autoharps for cowboys and hillbillies. One night, the local jazz radio DJ played this version and turned my mind inside out. At first, I couldn't even comprehend what instrument I was hearing.
th-cam.com/video/DOyVdbjOFL0/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=Santifaster
@@brandex2011 I must confess, the first Instrument I learned to "play" was an Autoharp.
Originally inspired by a Theater Organist in a Pizza Parlor, I got interested in Organ (focusing mainly on Jazz by the time I gained some proficiency).
I had dabbling in Various Instruments along the way including Guitar when I was younger, I recently started playing guitar back up again and have taken the risk venturing out to jam sessions with.
My coordination is still limited, but I managed to keep up with some more established locals on a song I had figured out only a few hours earlier (a milestone for me on this instrument).
On my own, I am working on being able to play the guitar and keep a Bass line going on the Organ pedals.
The first version of "I'll Remember April" I heard was Hal Shutz on a Hammond Chord Organ (he does a surprisingly good job considering the instrument), I heard the above mentioned George Shearing version plus a Charlie Parker with Stirrings and Erroll Garner versions around the same time.
I think the second chord ,third bar is c9 aug 11 on the Shearing ,but the f sharp is okay too
Best first 20 seconds ever!
if i had any hair on the top of my head (like you do!) only haircut i'd have would be a mohawk, but taxi-style, shortish one :D lovely song you wrote there.. i like it, as everything else you play, i guess. maybe you will also play "dear old stockholm" one of these days, if you ain't already coming towards europe to play. if my year wasn't packed with obligations, i'd already look into connecting via philly for my visits to west coast.
Good advice from Toby…don’t let the old man in….and thanks Jimmy for your words of wisdom too….
You da man Jimmy,tell it like it is,no bullshit.Cheers from Canada!!PS thank you for the inspiration.
I REMEMBER APRIL LIKE IT WAS A COUPLE OF DAYS AGO !
Better than any party
You are my friggin hero for the first 45 seconds of this video!!!!!! LMFAO!!!! You rock!
I started playing piano quite a while back and it might sound crazy, but it has improved my guitar playing. I'm going through "The Big Book of Jazz" and learning my favorite tunes I play on guitar on piano. I originally wanted to start on piano at age 7 but my parents said it was too expensive and gave me a $20 guitar instead. Maybe it's the kid in me that's having so much fun, but the effects on my guitar playing are noticeable.
Joe Pass used to goof when talking on stage about rock guitarists, pushing the axe around. Can you imagine Jimmy busting classical pianists?
Thanks for all the knowledge and music Jimmy ✌️
Always pleasurable to hear Jobim's music.
You earned a right to talk about 3 chord wonders with pink hair. You had to practice your ars off, to get thta good. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Jimmy, The Mule is a great movie, indeed. The Organist was Charles Earland and guitarist was Melvin Sparks on "More Than Yesterday".
I remember April wow ! Jimmy you are the man love it
Even jimmy fucking bruno uses guitar tuna, whoa man what an app
More then Yesterday....what a great tune....
Jimmy is a character. Opinionated, funny and talented. Not that long ago I rewrote the lyrics as "I far*ted more today than yesterday" for my nephew. Also, wonder what Jimmy doesn't like about Pat Metheny's playing. Maybe the effects?
This video just brightened my day! 😂
The photo was 2003. Other players on the bill that week were Mundell Lowe, Louis Stewart, Gene Bertoncini, Roy Sainsbury and Jake Hanna.
you are right
Thanks for sharing, Jimmy!
I’d rather experience fake love than fake jazz.
congradulations on getting paul George he'll do the 76ers good
0:14 Eeyah!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
That Sadowsky always sounds great!
Just when I think the song I heard will make my day, you launch into the next great one. Bravo
I'LL REMEMBER APRIL - 2019
10:01 Dizzy...nice tune Jimmy
"F'n assholes!" Classic JB there, and I'm not talking about Jeff Beck! Can anyone tell me that last tune played? I believe it was written by Jobim.
Greatest Sinatra Album of all time was Sinatra and Jobim. I will now add sticky donuts as part of my practice agenda. Thanks James.
sounded like you were about to play Delicado right at the end
Great Video! Thanks Jimmy!
You are freak'in nuts Jimbo! Love you man. So look forward to your videos! I have my JB Sadowsky in hand while
watching the videos.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 funny uncle jimmy ayaaa
JONAS bros..??? Thought those guys were dead...like there music
Lmao , I love this guy.
Jimmy, you get a fantastic acoustic sound out of that Arch top!! Sadowsky..Jimmy Bruno Model?? Wonderful tune selection! When you play like that you don't need to jump up and down,scowl and wear a Mohawk!!
Nice use of the phone vibes around 2:37.
Spiral Staircase covered that...
HHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!!! Too Funny...
😂😂😂😂😂 I'm crying man. God bless.
Such good playing Jimmy!..Jazz Guitar......"Love it"!
I've got the same brand Gun Safe
@@JimmyBrunoJazz Get a locksmith to rejuvenate the lock? and then write the combination down. If it was the changes to a standard you wouldn't forget.
Ha ha..great rant Jimmy but you gotta let the capo thing go!!..all of those bluegrass guys like Tony Rice use 'em and they are scary good..never stop being mr angry.
sean nolan yeah and paco de Lucia to and if someone says Paco sucks they’re an idiot I know jimmy doesn’t like al di meola but how could you hate paco
@@MegaGuitarplayer92 I loved paco, met him a few times
Jimmy Bruno that’s awesome paco was great the only guitar player that made me think about giving up
Albert Collins used a capo. He was a giant among bluesmen!!!
If capo is cheating, using a guitar is cheating more.
i want to play lock you
Could you Bossa your are the Sunshine of my life. love Barney kessel version. all the best from Uk.
good idea
EY YAA!
Ey Jimmy could you "Do The Freddie"
aaayyyyyy! yah! lol!!!
Jimmy, I love the way you play 'more today than yesterday' and thank you.
Jimmy have you seen Judy G do Smile? Incredible th-cam.com/video/GAQfwpEDdOw/w-d-xo.html
that's one of the finest versions I have ever heard. Listen to it 5 times. BRAVOI!!!!!!
Love the Tempo. I can hear Astrud singing it.
Astrude Gilberto
THINK U NEED A DRINK ...LOL....
That guitar sounds great.
Who is Lyle Mays? You just lost me Jimmy!
Lyle Mays was Pat Metheny's keyboard player since the early days.
Moonlight in Vermont was interrupted by the phone call. Play it tomorrow?
I'm first up. I thought I was watching Slash from Guns and Roses lol. Great stuff Jimmy 👍
yep.. you are a true master... against my better judgement I've become a fan
The whole music critic thing is problematic other than to just say what you like or to object when its the government ramming it down your ears as propaganda and business.... it's Like rating women.... what is should be and is obvious... now, that said, the GIVERNMNt black is beautiful AND placing people where They NEVER actually are in the media AND creating a fake representation of something may twist AND pervert 5he youth AND is Why They totally control everything children hear and see ..all under the lie of safety'
Jimmy you are one of the greats. But dang you come off as kind of a hater. Its kind of disappointing. You guitar playing is brilliant...got me into jazz music...I may not have listened to Coltrane if was not for players like you...Herb Ellis...etc...Do your thing...Ill keep watching.
God forbid you have an opinion. Some people would be better off living in North Korea.