A track from Charlie’s album “Rambling Boy” (title track)
“Ramblin'” with Ornette Coleman
Charlie and the Portugal concert
A talk by Charlie Haden
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Two supplementary videos below
Country Jazz Guitarists – A compilation by Ment Morris
Guitarists:
George Barnes
Chet Atkins/Les Paul
Jimmy Bryant
Roy Nichols
Hank Garland
Leon Rhodes
Jimmie Rivers
Andy Reiss
Redd Volkaert
Jim Campilongo
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Vic Hobson, barbershop quartet, and the education of Louis Armstrong
https://www.jazzonthetube.com/vic-hobson-and-the-roots-of-louis-armstrongs-music/
“Country” Eddie Durham was one of the key quarterbacks of the swing
https://www.jazzonthetube.com/ed/
Ornette and the Texas Hillbillies
https://www.jazzonthetube.com/ornette-in-amarillo/
When Robert Johnson played that Italian wedding in Newark
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– Ken McCarthy
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Enjoy this absolute treasure of a story. (7 minutes)
George Benson tells how his teenage self was inspired by hearing Wes Montgomery and the big lift he got from Buddy Montgomery.
This video is from the YouTube channel “Further Wes Bound.”
Straight from the man himself
Wes Interview – Part One
Wes Interview – Part Two
– Ken McCarthy
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– Ken McCarthy
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Historian Al Kennedy, whom we recently interviewed, suggested that we should interview Roderick Paulin if we want to be up-to-date on the best of New Orleans music education efforts.
We will be conducting an interview with Roderick, but in the meantime, we wanted to show you some of his impressive work.
– Ken McCarthy
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“Swing was the House music of the 1930s.” – Jonathan Stout
This is quite an audacious statement made by contemporary swing guitarist Jonathan Stout. (If you’re unfamiliar with House music, please refer to the note at the end of this page.)
This soundless video clip is from 1938.
I would guess that the average age of the people there was 22 years old, which means they were born in 1916. If any of them are still around, they would be 107 years old.
In other words, no one reading this has ever experienced anything like this:
Watching an ARENA full of young people dancing to jazz.
* House is a music genre characterized by a repetitive four-on-the-floor beat and a typical tempo of 120 beats per minute. It was created by DJs and music producers from Chicago’s underground club culture in the early/mid-1980s.
– Ken McCarthy
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