Wes Montgomery talks about the guitar as an instrument that is constantly out of tune (something to do with our equal temperament as well) and plays I Love Blues, whose scale is thought to have arisen from the unique intervals in some African musical traditions.
Netherlands, 1965.
I caught him playing Airegin on the radio yesterday before my prom, and that really got me in the mood. Wes we can, we can give it a listen.
- Wes Montgomery the incredible jazz guitar featured
- Pim Jacobs piano
- Ruud Jacobs bass
- Han Bennink drums
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Sweet!
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Some nice close-up shots of Wes’ soloing.
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