If you don't laugh out loud a couple of times during this artist's playing and raise your eyebrows in amazement we aren't even in the same atmosphere. He's just great!
carol morrison thats funny! I was in the gym watching this and yes, I just busted up, got a few glances, I didnt say why... weird it came from the bottom of my gut
Joscho achieves what most people would consider impossible on a 6 string guitar . He is the modern day Miguel Llobet and Francisco Tarrega - who were considered virtuoso’s of their time. While they played different styles - they were standouts like Joscho. What an amazing display of skill and musicality. Great video Len - thanks for capturing this for all to see.
It's hard to believe that at this level as a guitar player, there's more to learn. To me this is as far as one can get. If I'd be on this level I would be very happy. 3:01 fooling around at master level. Fantastic.
Joscho is truly a master of his art. This style is not only fast but it involves a huge amount of articulation of the strings at that pace.Great video work!
Joscho makes sweet love to his instrument once again. Rough and yet tender at the same time. Who has more fun than him? People criticize him for his heavy handed bends and gimmicks, but that would only be valid if he wasn't melodically good with a soft touch. Guess what? He is. He's influenced by Chet Atkins, who was clearly borrowing a lot from Django, so I say good deal. No one is like him, no one is better, just different. He dominates his instrument---that's his style, and it's never bad. (Ok, fine, Bireli is the king---but everyone already knew that, and it's an irrelevant nomination)
A guitarist can be criticised for their bends? If you don't bend heavy on these guitars, the bend sucks. This is actually the most un-Joscho I've heard him play, with the more bluesy phrasing and pinch harmonics.
There’s about a 1 1/2 minute stretch where Joscho tucks the pick between his forefinger and middle finger and fingerpicks. It begins at :49 and ends at 1:53
Inevitable that new musicians absorb in a short time what innovators spent a lifetime developing. They stand tall by standing on the shoulders of others, and so progress occurs.
I guess with practice your fingers build up strength enough to bend that wound third string just like it was an unwound one. Practice, practice, practice.
Super version, but not sounding that "gipsy", to my french ears. Anyway, the song itself wasn't written in this style, even if it has become a gipsy jazz standard. To me, Joscho sounds quite american, bluesy (especially in the first part, especially if you compare his version to something more "roots", like the Stochelo Rosenberg version, i.e.
He is entertaining, skillfully inventive yet the tune remains recognizable (unlike a lot of Gypsy Jazz solos, including Django's.) That seems far more important than adhering to a narrowly defined style.
Joscho is an amazing technician but so far from the music of Django ! No sense of melody, only the detestable side of Gypsy jazz when you feel to assist to a challenge of whom has the longer !
oh b.s.(!) fun to bag on genius, yes? this guy smokes, comps, backs others and is musically infinitely inventive. And effortless chops that never quit...
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I love a musician with a sense of humor.
+Dooality Yeah he and Tommy are alike.
If you don't laugh out loud a couple of times during this artist's playing and raise your eyebrows in amazement we aren't even in the same atmosphere. He's just great!
carol morrison thats funny! I was in the gym watching this and yes, I just busted up, got a few glances, I didnt say why... weird it came from the bottom of my gut
carol morrison I didn't laugh out loud. I sh!t my pants. This guy is astounding. The Second coming of Django?
U talk too much...stfu and listen...DA
I laugh a lot during that show ! Its so fun to watch !
BRAVO!!! The only thing better than a stellar performance is watching the performer truly enjoy what he's doing!
Well, this is Stephan at a supreme level of playing. Just breathtaking. RobertK.
May I just add that Django introduced a tonal quality that made your heart tear in two. RobertK.
Joscho achieves what most people would consider impossible on a 6 string guitar . He is the modern day Miguel Llobet and Francisco Tarrega - who were considered virtuoso’s of their time. While they played different styles - they were standouts like Joscho. What an amazing display of skill and musicality. Great video Len - thanks for capturing this for all to see.
unbelieveable playing,,, love this stuff,,,, and such humor in the playing as well!!!!!!!!
Truly sensational and inspiring playing, probably as good as it gets to my mind.
just brilliant.. such an ispiration for so many musicians!!
It's hard to believe that at this level as a guitar player, there's more to learn.
To me this is as far as one can get.
If I'd be on this level I would be very happy.
3:01 fooling around at master level.
Fantastic.
Joscho is truly a master of his art. This style is not only fast but it involves a huge amount of articulation of the strings at that pace.Great video work!
Sometimes it feels that Joscho is performing an etude as opposed to a song , but I still like him.
Wow what an innovator of the gypsy jazz style. He's like the new age Django!
Biréli, DeBarre, Adrien Moignard, Sébastien Giniaux....all as creative as Joscho is, or more. Joscho is a beast nonetheless.
@@SaccoBelmonte when did opinions become facts
@@xooperz Thing is, I don't see Joscho as an innovator. Sorry.
@@SaccoBelmonte Ya and it's your respected opinion. Just not an ultimate fact
@@xooperz Did I say so?
musical humour is a sign of sovereignty
To me, he is the best in the world.
I've been playing guitar since 1961.
In my humble opinion, Randy, you're dead right, no-one to touch him.
He couldn't not be, I can't see how it's possible to play better.
@@12alocin Hello, I like joscho so much, but glenn proudfoot is very good too.
i agree with this, even though its subjective, i can't see anyone doing better
This is the way to start a Sunday morning (and any other day) ❤
Very impressed by his guitaring and also his thick luscious full head of hair.
he is so enjoying himself cheers and applause
Truly outstanding! Inspirational
simply brilliant
Mindblowing brilliant! He's the Oscar Petterson of Gypsy swing jazz guitar and overall!!!
Joscho makes sweet love to his instrument once again. Rough and yet tender at the same time. Who has more fun than him? People criticize him for his heavy handed bends and gimmicks, but that would only be valid if he wasn't melodically good with a soft touch. Guess what? He is.
He's influenced by Chet Atkins, who was clearly borrowing a lot from Django, so I say good deal. No one is like him, no one is better, just different. He dominates his instrument---that's his style, and it's never bad.
(Ok, fine, Bireli is the king---but everyone already knew that, and it's an irrelevant nomination)
Who has that much fun, Johnny Hiland and Billy Strings. Pleasure to watch!
A guitarist can be criticised for their bends? If you don't bend heavy on these guitars, the bend sucks. This is actually the most un-Joscho I've heard him play, with the more bluesy phrasing and pinch harmonics.
Great Joscho.
Joscho in Bestform
Tout simplement fabuleux j'adore
Master of his craft ... excellence!
This man is amazing top level ....but sooner or later there is always someone who wil top that ...that's how it always has been
Ya para que le buscamos, es el mejor !!!!
Amazing right hand man!!!
Not to mention his left 😁
endlessly entertaining
yo badass! that was great fun to watch
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There’s about a 1 1/2 minute stretch where Joscho tucks the pick between his forefinger and middle finger and fingerpicks. It begins at :49 and ends at 1:53
I'd like to see the five people with the thumbs down. Joscho isn't the most nimble player I've seen yet
No one else.
Locker vom Hocker, einfach nur Klasse....
Maestro!!!
he is evolving; breaking away from the standard form; thereby making him TOP DOG
Súper virtuoso.
Jazz can be fun. Marvellous. 😃
Lol Josho doesn't even know what else to do with his guitar at this point...
He needs a gamer pc at this point lmao
In complete control- he is just having fun here never taking anything serious.
This what Santana would sound like if he practiced!
Lol!
Jaffre no
Please do not compare
요스코, 쩌~~쩐다!!
On Fire
beast!
The swing is real
Ah yeah !!
Prawdziwy czarodziej !!
He's a Alien guitar monster
What a guitar xD :D
É esperto esse viu
Anyone else noticed some bluesy licks or is it just me its fkin great
Great video. Who's doing the rhythm guitar?
samuel697375 Joscho is Grade A , Adrian grade Z minus.
samuel697375 thanks for letting me know, I know Adrian very well.
*****
So you know what I'm talking about ...
+Buco Bucolini ...me....
Ahum.....:P
I wish.
As much as i love this style of playing, are they getting paid by the number of notes?
Wade Older please
1:09-1:12 HOOOLY!
Para mi gusto es el mejor de los Manouches, hace con la guitarra lo que quiere.
so great, but how about one nod to the rhythm player at the end?
I don't understand why is it legal to play that good?
Theres probably some third grade Korean kid working on perfecting this guy. FU You tube you make me feel like a looser!!! LOL
+tin man ...I'm with you.
I'm waaaayyyyyy down the ladder.(Dutch saying, same in English?)
Inevitable that new musicians absorb in a short time what innovators spent a lifetime developing. They stand tall by standing on the shoulders of others, and so progress occurs.
Auto correct. Yuk.... Joscho is the most nimble player I've seen.....
Sulvian Luc style
A 6 string wizard.
I guess with practice your fingers build up strength enough to bend that wound third string just like it was an unwound one. Practice, practice, practice.
Super version, but not sounding that "gipsy", to my french ears. Anyway, the song itself wasn't written in this style, even if it has become a gipsy jazz standard. To me, Joscho sounds quite american, bluesy (especially in the first part, especially if you compare his version to something more "roots", like the Stochelo Rosenberg version, i.e.
Ah, you might like some of his other stuff. He was really just playing around in this clip - his serious playing is phenomenal!
He is entertaining, skillfully inventive yet the tune remains recognizable (unlike a lot of Gypsy Jazz solos, including Django's.) That seems far more important than adhering to a narrowly defined style.
Please do not mention Django Reinhardt if you don't know his music.
Certo certo ok
I’ll take Joscho over Jimi any day.
He's like a more handsome version of Seth MacFarlane
not on par with a joe robinson or TE
쩐다
A few more years practice and he will be good.
Heh heh.... you see if you just click "read more" you get the final reward lol
I said that too some promising teachers. :)
This guy must have sold his soul to the devil.
He went to heaven and made a deal with Django
I want my money back... My guitar did Not come with a set of those fingers!
Witchcraft!
Joscho is an amazing technician but so far from the music of Django ! No sense of melody, only the detestable side of Gypsy jazz when you feel to assist to a challenge of whom has the longer !
oh b.s.(!) fun to bag on genius, yes? this guy smokes, comps, backs others and is musically infinitely inventive. And effortless chops that never quit...
+Manolitman jazz nonsense. tons of melody.
+jon ji. Oh, to be as '...detestable..'
Post a video where you show us how it's supposed to be done.
Manolitman jazz
Para mi gusto es el mejor de los Manouches, hace con la guitarra lo que quiere.