If Grant Green never existed, they would have had to invent him. That is deep pocket playing.

Thank God the Europeans has sense to film this amazing concert and now 60+ years later we can see how lucky the studio members were to witness this live in person. I’m jelly.

Isn't it amazing that we have to look to Europe for great jazz video's and this is America's Musical Art Form.  Thank God the Europeans had the sense and vision to record this.  And thanks for posting.

I attended this concert. It took place in "Maison de L'ORTF" in Paris ("Guitar workshop"). It was in 1969 and back then, I was 18. I was so stunned by what I heard that I realized that the gap between an amateur guitarist as I was and pro artists was too huge. I decided to stick to my medical college...
As far as I can remember, Grant Green played also: Oleo, Open up the door (see Grant's trio footage)....
Barney : One note Samba, The look of love, Manha de Carnaval, Samba de Orfeu..
Kenny: Shadow of your smile, etc..
The three: Undecided...
Many thanks to Bob for reminding me a great part of my memory...
PS: At 04:40, I still don't understand the genius chords chorus Barney did...

Songs:
1.  "Sultry Serenade"
2.  "I Wish You Love"
3. "I'm Glad There Is You"
4.  "Imagination"
5. Unidentified Blues

Whenever I think "I play guitar", I watch this and think "I fool around with the guitar". These guys are absolute monsters on the instrument!

This a reflection of the very best guitarist who have the integrity and the ability to give us a performance that is worth saving

These fabulous guitarists were the best. Sadly Grant died about 10 yrs after this concert and Barney in mid 2004. Kenny is still alive and just turned 91 a few months ago. But what these three Jazz Artists did was setting a trend of masterful Jazz -guitar playing, and imo the best of Jazz years. This is sublime inter-play folks and a stark reminder of how it used to be. Enjoy this live-gem & Cheers!

Kenny Burrell is sooo smooth , Barney eats the guitar for breakfast, Grant is so bluesy & unique😎

Fantastic! I think the most incredible thing about it is that Grant Green is playing chords!!

Kenny Burrell is my favorite.

Three guitars on stage and no one is stepping on any toes, that’s something new players have lost 💯

Oh, the actual GOOD things you stumble upon on the internet. I'm just echoing everyone else here when I say...WOW.

Barney Kessell looks like he's ready for some detective work!! Lol

The First Track is:
"How Could You Do A Thing Like That To Me" (T. Glenn)

11:40 Grant Green
"I Wish You Love"

18:54 Barney Kessel
"I'm Glad There Is You"

23:25 Kenny Burrell
"Imagination"

27:45
Blues (Title?)

This, without any intended hyperbole, is one of the greatest pieces of film ever to be on YouTube.

My god, this is some of the greatest guitar playing ever recorded.

I love every one of these guys and have listened to them for decades ... but my favorite is Grant Green!  I just love his ideas!

Not easy to take it all in the mind, this is brilliant Jazz, nothing else needs to be said....

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