Su especialidad era el instrumento que menos lucía en el jazz. Solía sentarse con los pies juntito
Epiphone Joe Pass Emperor II Electric Guitar Factory B-Stock
Epiphone Joe Pass Emperor II Electric
1- Ella Fitzgerald - Song of the Jet (Samba do Aviao)
2- Raul De Souza - Canto de Ossanha
3- Jim Ha
99 Ways to Play Better - A great post over at the Guitar Player website, which includes quotes from
Bud Shank (Junto a Chet Baker y Joe Pass) "Brazil Brazil Brazil"
1. Summer Samba (So Nice) - 2:3

Joe Pass (born Joseph Anthony Passalaqua, January 13, 1929, New Brunswick,
New Jersey, U.S., died May 23, 1994, Los Angeles, California), was a jazz
guitarist. His extensive use of walking basslines, melodic counterpoint
during improvisation, and use of a chord-melody style of play opened up new
possibilities for jazz guitar and had a profound influence on future
guitarists.
Early life Joe Pass, the son of Mariano Passalacqua, a Sicilian-born
steel mill worker, was raised in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. Born into a
non-musical family, Pass started to play the guitar after being inspired by
actor Gene Autry's portrayal of a guitar playing cowboy. He received his
first guitar, a Harmony model bought for $17, on his 9th birthday. Pass'
father recognized early that his son had "a little something happening" and
pushed him constantly to pick up tunes by ear, play pieces not written
specifically for the instrument, practice s
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Joe Pass at Akron University
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