Showing posts with label Wes Montgomery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wes Montgomery. Show all posts

Monday, March 8, 2021

Battle of the Bands Results: Who's Sweet Way

The combination of a jazz standard performed by two greats produced a close Battle of the Bands. The tune was Dave Brubeck's "In Your Own Sweet Way." I pitted the legendary Miles Davis against guitar great Wes Montgomery.  Wes Montgomery won the battle 3 to 2. 

As always we celebrate winners!

                                                               "Round Midnight"


"Windy"


"Twisted Blues"


I hope you enjoyed this Battle and I invite you to come back for my next Battle of the Bands on March 15th.






Sunday, February 28, 2021

Battle of the Bands: In Your Own Sweet Way

 Welcome to my Battle of the Bands! My battles are going in it's own sweet way hanging out in jazz land.  Much like the last battle I have a jazz standard by a jazz giant and my contestants include one of the best jazz guitarists versus another jazz giant. 

The song I picked is "In Your Own Sweet Way" by Dave Brubeck



Next I am going to have two contenders Miles Davis and Wes Montgomery compete with their versions. In the comments you drop me a line and tell me which one you liked better. I count them up after a week or so and announce the winner in a new post.

                                              Contender One: Miles Davis

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Contender Two: Wes Montgomery


I hope you enjoyed! Thanks for visiting. I'm open for suggestions for future battles, I'm ready for your votes, give me your feedback in the comments!









Monday, February 27, 2017

My 5 Favorite Black Guitarists

Back in August I did a list of my favorite five guitarists. You can read that post here. I'm sure I could exchange a few names on that list at anytime depending on my musical taste at the time. Since, it is Black History Month I thought it would be fun to list my 5 favorite Black guitarists. Some of them were on my 5 favorite guitarist list.

Here it goes...

1) Jimi Hendrix

Jimi Hendrix was at the top of my other list two.


2) Buddy Guy

Buddy Guy is incredible he was number three on my other list but he moves up to number two on this list.


3) Prince

He is one of the guys I can't believe I left out of my first list. He could be the very best at guitar when he wanted to be, but he was such an artist and musician that he didn't always stick with the guitar.


4) Hubert Sumlin

He was a sideman, the guitarist for Waters and the Wolf.


5) Wes Montgomery

Ending the list is so hard. Should I include one of the King's? Albert Collins? Maybe Slash? The influential Chuck Berry? Oh well I went with jazz


Who would you have added into the list? Well I will see you soon with a new ost