Відео

Sing it O🎤

The magnificent one herself. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Very interesting person 🙏👍

❤🔥

Really wonderful.

Love it!

Lawd Havemercy, I forgot Elder Marshall Allen, Happy Birthday

Always a pleasure seeing this towering "Master Bassist" in action! I took pictures with him a number of years ago at the late and great Tony Williams Jazz Fest in Philly.

"promosm" 👇

🔥

Great band, great tenor playing so in the pocket..........

Bob Pollitt thaught my son for improvisation for 3 years at Farrington’s Music Store in the Burlington Mall in NJ. We even bought 2 saxophones from him. He was an excellent teacher.

Um...yes, yes...quite right, Sir.

my all time hero...

Mr.Pollitt performed at our wedding! Doesn't get any better than that!!! ❤️❤️❤️

Great to see Ms. Maricle again! I still have a couple of those Diva discs around somewhere. Charming trio. <3

This is my uncle Eddie Green RIP your niece from Ohio We truly miss him and is talents keyboard/Piano

5:28 that Laura quote though!

Michael Greco or as I call him Mr. Greco is my music teacher! He works at the school jpa and we are gonna have a spring concert soon! I'm in 5th grade

RIP Pat

‘Sounds like you figured it out, Robin!

1:47

Carmen!

He's absolutely right. Craft is following a set of pre-determined and thought-out procedures to achieve a product. Street craftsmen who make those palm frond roses, or kids who make a macaroni image based on what their teacher says, or a skilled seamstress. All of those are craftspeople. An artist creates, and that's what improvisation is; spontaneous creation. All the practice and preparation the jazz musician goes through is so that eventually, he will be able to express more freely and accurately what is in their mind during improvisations. To better communicate their thoughts through music.

Keep these coming. Thanks guys

Awwww ,Little Thelma❤Queen. Much Respect ⚘🙌

Yes! Jazz sensibility.

☕🎻🎺

Sounds great, as always!

This is awesome stuff

I love this- listening to Pat expounding.

Awesome words from Pat- about certain aspects if our reality/life , & interactions , that we perceive in our own mind/ thoughts.

This & you are amazing!!!! I loveeeeeeeee the vibes!

Live music is always a win with Owen Valentine!❤❤❤

Great show …amazing I was there

Thanks everyone who gives. We sincerely appreciate all donations. Kevin Johnson, President Jazz Bridge

North philly owe bootsie banes

@jazzbridge name of the song 5:48 ?

❣Thank you ❣

Master Musician and Guitarist 🎸🔥

I love Pat Martino

cool

Did you play the trumpet at Temple University in the early 1970’s?

Does anybody know if he was able to read music towards the end of his life? It would be really cool if he did. I'm already very inspired by his story

I had the pleasure of seeing Pat's trio a few years before he passed at the Regatta Bar in Boston. What an absolute legend; I was lucky enough to be seated up front about 20 ft from Pat, best concert ever. My friend and I demolished a bottle of wine, and were quite boisterous in comparison with the rest of the crowd. We were cheering and really getting into it and We definitely made Pat laugh and smile while he was playing by treating the jazz room like a rock concert. RIP Pat Martino.

Rich Tucker :)🙂

I met Pat in San Francisco At the Fairmont hotel. I introduced my self and we spoke for what seemed like forever. He gave his phone number and I would call him And we would talk, Pat had A lot to say.and he was gracious and was always nice to me when ever I called. I spent the weekend with him in south Philadelphia. To this day it amazes me how receptive and open to me as a person. I never met anyone like that before or since. Especially Because of his greatness.

Pat Martino’s “Symmetrical Parental Forms”: 1) Play 554 on GBE. That is an Augmented triad named for any one of those C-E-G# notes. LOWER any one of those notes and you’ll “parent” 3 different MAJOR triads; RAISE any one of those notes and you’ll “parent” 3 different MINOR triads. - So one easy-to-grab AUGMENTED triad “parents” 6 other triads. 2) Now play 4545 on DGBE. That’s a Diminished 7th chord named for F#-C-D#-A root notes (or Gb and Eb enharmonic equivalents). LOWER any one of those notes and you’ll “parent” 4 different Dominant 7 chords; RAISE any one of those notes and you’ll “parent” 4 different Half-Diminished 7th chords (aka Minor 7b5 chords). - So that one easy-to-grab Diminished 7th chord “parents” 8 other 7th chords. 3) That is what Pat Martino noticed about the guitar. Just like a C Major scale, an A Natural Minor scale, and an Eb Minor Pentatonic scale are “natural” on the piano, so too are the Augmented triad and the Diminished 7th chord “natural” on the guitar. - The way the guitar is tuned makes those two chord structures “SYMMETRICAL PARENTAL FORMS”. This is something that every guitarist needs to understand just like CAGED is. It’s just the way that the guitar “works”. - RIP Pat Martino. Thanks for this lesson!-

Perfect.

First heard Pat Martino in the 1960s he is a master guitarist musician and amazing person.