Ted Greene was a true master of his craft.Here are a few videos of Ted for those who have never heard him.
Send in the clowns

Playing The Blues

One of the coolest things about Ted was that his TIME was always dead nuts on! Even when he's adjusting the amp and talking - never blows the form. Totally improvised too by the way.

Thanks for the pre-gig inspiration Billy! Ted was a master for sure; I've been working on that artificial 'harp' harmonic stuff lately...man, is that challenging...

yep.. ted was that dude. great stuff.. thanks.

twanger.. you're right.. that harp stuff is tough.. if you find any tricks let me know! been working on that myself lately!

don't know if you've seen this one!

not ted.. but ted/harp related.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Ks4kzhsWSA&feature=related

I have all of Ted's books.There is something about his teaching style that never bores me.Lately I've been working with his Modern Chord Progressions book.I highly recommend it to anyone wanting cool insight to chord voicing/leading.I'm not sure if EJ was a fan but I hear a lot of the same type of chords and progressions in this book.

Someone posted an arrangement of his for the gorgeous Bill Evans tune Very Early somewhere else on this forum. I've been meaning to D/L it to work on....