Stanley Jordan + Chet Atkins (1991), FULL

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• ME

  @mervynsullivan · 5 years ago

  I've never seen a guitarist play like Stanley Jordan. A truly amazing and gifted musician.

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• MI

  @MississippiDaveMusic · 11 years ago

  These guys aren't even playing guitar anymore. The instrument is just an obstacle they've overcome. They've turned it in to something else. Unreal.

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• PA

  @paulshotola1394 · 4 years ago

  How could I have not heard Stanley before? I`ve been playing, studying and critically listening to to music for over 50 years, and I&apos;ve never heard anything like this or seen such technique. My knees are weak!<br>At first, I thought he was using a looper, but no, it&apos;s all live and impeccably played. Wow, just wow.

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• MI

  @michaelcollums4452 · 9 years ago

  There are many talented guitar players but every once in a while a freak of Nature comes along that is beyond talented. Stanley Jordon is one in a million.

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• DA

  @DaniloMarrone · 6 years ago

  There are actually three guitar gods on stage! Don’t forget the humble guitar genius Paul Yandell keeping the groove alive.

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• PA

  @paulnigel · 11 years ago

  Don&apos;t need to look at any more YouTube for awhile…totally satiated after seeing my original guitar hero, Chet Atkins, backed and so respectfully charmed by Stanley Jordan who took guitar playing to a new level…great concert…two great artists and gentlemen. Bravo!

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• OZ

  @Ozmulki · 5 years ago

  Never heard of SJ till I watched this. One hell of a talent.

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• JU

  @justshellyca · 10 years ago

  I just took my guitar, nailed legs to it....and turned it into a coffee table...

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• MI

  @mikeymikey64 · 11 years ago

  I believe Stanley Jordan has two brains, that&apos;s how he&apos;s able to play the way he does. There is just no other logical explanation.

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• LA

  @lazur1 · 10 years ago

  Two of the major virtuoso/innovators of &nbsp;guitar technique, together. I only wish Lenny Breau&apos;d been alive to add his uniquely sophisticated approach with harmonics to the proceedings.

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• KE

  @KevinQHall · 1 year ago

  They&apos;re not playing music...the two of them are having a conversation in a language that only they totally understand, but it sure is a privilege to listen to them chat with each other.

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• JI

  @jimhahn2728 · 2 years ago

  I saw him in the French Quarter in the early 80&apos;s. &nbsp;He&apos;s arguably the best guitarist ever!

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