I'll Never Stop Loving You - Ed Bickert (Transcription)

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Those chord voicing are just out of this world. Incomparable!

jeffbrown

A totally beautiful performance by Ed Bickert. He has such a warm and clean tone. I know of few jazz guitarists who sound like him, mostly because they all play arch-tops and Ed was one of the few to play a Telecaster. I put him right up at the top with the greatest, although he's not as well known. Ed and Lenny Breau are Canada's all-time greatest jazz guitarists.

joepalooka

I don't think anyone has ever played jazz guitar on a Fender Telecaster better than Ed Bickert. His tone is so warm and rich and truly inspiring.

joepalooka

Between Ed's fantastic arrangement and the basic beauty of this tune, I am so touched

rogerball

He was such a beautiful player- that watching the transcription alone is moving. Ty.

michaelhoward

Totally captivating. Beautifully done.

fobxxl

Remembering Ed, by listening to this. RIP E.B.

MarkEisenman

Some say he sounds like Jim but not to me. He has his own distinct, unique, unmistakable style that can't be compared to anyone else.

genec

Just wonderful.! His sound is deep and inspiring. Thanks, François

estevao

Someone who wanted to play with ED, had to play beautiful. Wonderful comping with a lot of cord voiceing and a kind of pianistic feel. Did first discover Ed Bickert with Paul Desmond an '' Live at Bourbon Street''. Paul Desmond didn't need any pianist at this recording, when Ed Bickert did the work. He had his own voice!

Plekteret

Thanks for this - appreciate the hard work that went into this. Ed's playing was so reflective of who he was - deep, humble, thoughtful and giving. His music will live on forever.

blakebrothers