Uploaded January 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Alone Together (1972) - Track 5
Jim Hall (guitar), Ron Carter (bass)
Jim Hall rose to prominence in the early 60's, and was well regarded for his smooth tonal work and advanced harmonics. Jim Hall and Joe Pass had somewhat of a professional rivalry throughout the 70's-early 80's, often trading places atop Down Beat Magazine's annual Best Of poll. Although they are stylistically very different, there are many overlaps in their bodies of work, which makes for an interesting comparison/contrast.
To hear alternating covers by Joe and Jim, please check out this playlist:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5qNczixXLzSuH79M1oryMhVdIUTv-sE0
Alone Together (1972) - Track 5
Jim Hall (guitar), Ron Carter (bass)
Jim Hall rose to prominence in the early 60's, and was well regarded for his smooth tonal work and advanced harmonics. Jim Hall and Joe Pass had somewhat of a professional rivalry throughout the 70's-early 80's, often trading places atop Down Beat Magazine's annual Best Of poll. Although they are stylistically very different, there are many overlaps in their bodies of work, which makes for an interesting comparison/contrast.
To hear alternating covers by Joe and Jim, please check out this playlist:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5qNczixXLzSuH79M1oryMhVdIUTv-sE0



![Joe Pass - Duke Ellington Medley (live)
*** Request from hughjardon09 (lol @ the name)
[ great request.. I thought about uploading it before, but it is almost 14 minutes long! Enjoy! ]
University of Akron Concert (1974) - Track 6
One of Joes superb solo live performances from the 70s.. this brilliant Duke Ellington Medley consists of seven standards rolled into one - 1) Isfahan 2) Prelude to a Kiss 3) Squeeze Me 4) Take the A Train 5) Sophisticated Lady 6) Lush Life 7) Satin Doll ... with licks from Dont Get Around Much Anymore tossed in.
Joe Pass (guitar) Joe Pass - Duke Ellington Medley (live)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/txX-KZ8Wqn8/mqdefault.jpg)






