Emily Remler Live Concert | Throwback Thursday at Musicians Institute

Step into a time capsule of jazz mastery as we bring you a timeless performance by the incomparable Emily Remler in our "Throwback Thursday at Musicians Institute" series.
In this exclusive live concert, Emily Remler, the jazz guitar virtuoso, takes center stage, and her fingers dance across the fretboard with unparalleled skill and passion. Her music, a blend of jazz sophistication and rhythmic charm, is a testament to her enduring legacy in the world of jazz.
Get ready to be transported to an era where the jazz guitar was king, and Emily Remler was its queen. Her talent and creativity shine through each note, captivating your senses and leaving you in awe of her artistry.
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[@Joshualbm]

She was special, truly an amazing artist. My god, she looks like she's 15 here.

[@RBC2_]

Thanks for Posting. Just make me realize how much I miss Emily's playing.

[@swingmanic]

I love Emily!!

[@marylondon9193]

WHYYYYY AM I JUST FINDING OUT ABOUT THIS GEM OF A GUITARIST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@dieter6219]

I hope Gibson wiII bring the "EmiIy RemIer ES330" modeI with the 2 Humbuckers and this "toilet seat tailpiece" in red onto the market !

[@peteraustin370]

What a loss for us all can't believe 30 years has gone by meantime !!!!!!

[@AlexSosaBolivia]

Fantastic. She looks so young here!

[@friendofbeaver6636]

Thanks for posting. Does anyone know when this was recorded?
Emily had a command of the instrument, fluency in the jazz vocabulary, and the daring to express her own voice, at a higher level than all of her more famous contempories.

[@Ionx2000]

Early 84, I was there.

[@newzappa]

Set list: Mozambique, Cisco (Gerri’s Blues), Pedals, Folk Song (unrecorded), Eleanor Rigby. Recorded circa 1983/84

[@mnmleung]

Thank you!
18:07 Folk Song (unrecorded)

[@atomaalatonal]

from 1:00 prefect example of emilys understanding of montgomerys style. and no i dont mean the octave stuff

[@co7013]

Wonderful.

[@diatonicone]

Thanks for sharing this

[@andyguitar]

❤️❤️❤️

[@michaelcraig9449]

When was this recorded? Post it up for all her videos playing there..

[@karluskosta8164]

OK! 15.5.20

[@leofreire5516]

What a shame... Very good musicians!!

[@wrangler548]

A prodigy of major significance , She left us a broad selection of Grand Jazz, glorious music .

[@odaydrums]

why the drummer lost time at 2:51 understandable Emily had that effect I saw at MI an awesome player who died too early

[@Markperna1]

The bassist got lost and dropped a beat somewhere. He lost it a couple of times.

[@abelae]

Whose on bass?

[@m44E74]

Emily Montgomery...

[@Martinjazz16799119]

Que cono va a saber esa gente del M.I de Jazz ... Tan pelaos desde el principio lol

[@Joshualbm]

You guys post a lot of videos yet never put in personnel or track listings.

[@trevorbayfield4006]

I would have loved to have seen an Emily and Stevie Ray Vaughan collaboration. He dabbled a bit.

[@kendallkind]

my God!

[@Wagiblues]

@@kendallkind hopefully in heaven they can realize their music

[@condocord7544]

really stank -- guitar is not in tune -- uneven uncontrolled sound

[@SHAWVEE]

You complete tard

[@profd65]

Moron.

[@tonmisty]

prat.