Retrofret Presents: Bill Frisell // Lush Life
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 พ.ย. 2019
- From our recent showroom performance featuring Bill Frisell, playing Lush Life on our 1962 Gibson ES-175DN.
Video and Edit by David Ebel
Sound by Shira Goldberg and Jacob Matheus
Special thanks to Bill from everyone here at Retrofret for a phenomenal concert.
www.billfrisell.com
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Thnaks Bill, that was sweet
I love Bill Frisell! There are so many astonishing players around but he touches my soul always. ❤️
all we need is Bill Frisell!
Gibson’s warm sound brought to life by a musical mastermind
Yes, thank you
The age on the natural finish of that ES-175DN is perfecto ...oh and Bill Frisell is the best thing to ever happen to that so deserved vintage Gibson.
Keep the Frisell vids coming.
The little waltz at the very end on a Db major/b5 is pure Bill and pure gold. ❤
Bill=genius...such a joy to listen to his harmony ....
Bill's humility as an interpreter of this classic song on full display here. Every note in service of the beauty of the composition. Not sure I’ve heard a more perfect guitar arrangement- ever.
the natural acoustic sound of the guitar blended with a little of the amp here is 'lush' indeed 🥰
I’m so glad to hear Mr Bill Frisell playing this masterpiece...
really nice view of his right hand technique...
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Lush guitar and musicality.
Awesome, what a sensibility.
Thanks for capturing this performance. Just incredible. Sounds like something in between jazz and contemporary classical guitar. This tune has to be treated with reverence, and Bill Frisell does that while telling the story of the song.
what is he doing...
Beautiful.
Edit: I have listened to this a few times now, it is just so very very good.
Thanks for sharing!!!!!
How did you not focus the camera before recording this???
Frisell sounds awesome as always.
love it!!
stunning. thanks for sharing
Bill was a lad of 11 yo when this guitar was built. I guess it's true, they don't build'em like they used to. True of guitar...true of Bill!
There are plenty of very well built guitars being produced, today more then ever. The sound of this particular Gibson is fine, but is it really that special?
I bought my es175d in 1962 for $200 and refused to sell it recently for $7,500. It is irreplaceable to me.
Yeah, the real master makes it happen without any effects. It think there's even no or very little reverb.
What is that clicking and clacking sound in the background? Very distracting.
It's the chair creaking, shame