from a 1989 performance, McCoy Tyner-piano, George Benson-guitar, Avery Sharpe-bass, Aaron Scott-drums

Keith Jarrett performing Gershwin's ballad "I Loves You Porgy" from Solo Tribute - The 100th performance in Japan

From a Berklee alumni performance in 1988, this cut features Emily Remler, and John Abercrombie, guitars, Dave Clark on bass and Marcello Pellitteri o

Freddie Hubbard w/ McCoy Tyner, Ron Carter, Elvin Jones performing Hubbard's blues tune 'Birdlike'. This was recorded off a live radio broadcast. This

A solo piano performance of John Coltrane's Giant Steps, by McCoy Tyner, 1996, Hamburg.

didn't see any other clips of her. she was a fine jazz guitarist with a heavy Wes Montgomery influence.

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At the conclusion of his video 'The Art of Jazz Guitar', the great George Benson gives you his idea of 'fidaddling' on the guitar and discusses some o

from a performance in the late 1980's with a fine solo from Marcus Roberts, piano, and interplay with Jeff Tain Watts, drums. Bob Hurst is on bass. Wy

from a performance in 1988 of Berklee alumni guitarists, Scofield plays the head and Remler solos in this part

This clip originally aired on CBC in 1980's and features some interviews from OP and and a former teacher, and brief playing by the late great pianist

Christian McBride upright bass solo on the Ornette Coleman tune "Turnaround" with Joshua Redman, Pat Metheny and Brian Blade.

from the Hamburg 1996 performance, John Coltrane's Mr. P.C., solo piano

Also from a performance in 1976 at the Umbria Jazz Festival, John Coltrane's composition Naima. This portion features Cedar Walton's intro on piano an

Branford Marsalis Quartet, Branford tenor sax. Joey Calderazzo, piano, Eric Revis, bass, Jeff Tain Watts, drums. from Pt 2 of the Love Supreme Suite-

An excerpt from a training video in which Emily Remler performs Afro Blue (which she has also recorded), after offering some suggestions for guitarist

In this brief interview Joe Pass talks in general terms about his approach to jazz improvisation.

From a performance in 1976 at the Umbria Jazz Festival, here is Cedar Walton's solo on Blue Monk. Cedar Walton, piano, George Coleman, tenor sax, Sam

Audio only of Joe Pass performing 'The Song is You'. Recorded in 1977 at Gilly's jazz club, with a panasonic portable recorder at a front table. Here

Pt 2 of the performance in 1976 at the Umbria Jazz Festival, John Coltrane's composition Naima. This portion features Cedar Walton's piano solo. Cedar