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The modern bass DVD is absolutely fantastic!!!! Thank you for making that 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Rest in peace, Ma. I love you so much and will miss your calls and texts. I cannot believe this is really REAL. 5/26/1945-5/19/3024

This is my mother. Unfortunately, she is now singing with angels in heaven. She transitioned on Sunday May 19th, one week before her birthday. Please keep our family in prayer. This is a huge loss for us. 💙💔

Hello Jeff. How are you? ☮️❤️&🌅

I've worked with Jeff a few times. He is a genius. An inspiration to musicians, singers, songwriters etc... He brings out the best in you. While you're in a recording session with Jeff he takes you on a magical journey by watching him manipulate the mixing board to bring out the best sound out of your instrument or vocal cords. Keep doing what you're doing Jeff.

Great interview

This is, by far, the most moving, heartfelt and touching tribute I’ve experienced. It’s obvious the deep love and respect that you shared with Barry. Thank you for sharing your journey with us here. In a personal observation, I’d say that, outside of your dad, Barry, Jimmy and Bill were true father figures. Such a blessing for you and for them as well. 🙏🏾💖🎶🎻

Thanks very much indeed Jerry Jemmott for the Jaco videolesson❤

Jimi attempted to play with drummer Tony Williams.It didn't work out.Tony Williams said to Jimi that he needed to learn the language of Jazz. Miles Davis said he didn't even know Jimi couldn't read music,as he left a score for him the check out.Then when they got together he realized this fact.He then would ask him the play something in therory and he gave Miles a lost look.Miles said that he would show him on the piano.Miles said he picked up on music faster than a mother....fuc.er.

Clyde,Jimi,Corey, thanks for this.

Just came across Barbara Rosine by accident as I was driving through Hudson, Ohio-there she was singing her heart out by the Hudson gazebo. I was delighted!

Whats the song in 0:43? I wanna know

I really enjoyed watching this interview!

I am my own muse.

Silly JJ wishes he had a 10th of jacos groove

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Great interview Barbara!

Jerry is a wonderful man. Of course Jaco was influenced him as well as many others. No one can teach you to groove. Come on man. You either got it or you don't. Jerry is one of the greats as was Jaco. Both great. No one will ever be Jaco Pastorius. Be yourself and spread the love ❤️.

UPDATE: Rick will be the Featured Guest Artist on Thursday, June 9th at 8pm at Divito’s downstairs Speakeasy at 524 Warburton Ave in Hastings-on-Hudson! He will be playing his own tunes, standards and then the evening with turn into a jam session.... should be an incredible event!

Rick D’s rendition of After the Love Has Gone, floored me!! I don’t think the keyboardist in EW&F played it that deep!! Whoooo!!

Dear Rick DellaRatta, thank you very much for this tunes and tones, real magical clean sounds and voice

Excellent . . . . .pod cast...

Saw Jerry play with the Gregg Allman Band around 2010-11, very cool.. ...never got to see.Jaco though, RIP Jaco..RIP Gregg

What a great interview. What a great and humble man. So inspiring. Thank you!

Right before Jaco appeared, on bass Stanley Clarke was all the rage, Lopsy-Lu and the RTF stuff. But, to be honest, it became Stanley Who? once you heard Jaco, it was over.And Stanley is great. But Jaco is like a Mozart, the type of genius that only comes around once every generation or two. Amazing thing is, Allan Holdsworth appeared around the same time. So the 70's gave us two geniuses for all time back to back. In terms of music, the 70's were an incredibly fertile time, which is why so many younger musicians are exploring the music of that time now. Gives me some comfort in what is a very fucked up world now.

Thank you for this interview

"Maybe this will just go away" LOL great

Around '87, a friend of mine said he had got a video of Jaco demonstrating his playing etc. The next time I saw him, he said Jaco had passed away. I was dumbstruck. When I got the video myself, I sat entranced by this towering figure being interviewed by Jerry. At least we got to see and hear him in that clear and uncluttered setting, where we could fully and finally as it turned out, appreciate just how magnificent he was. Other great bassists impress me a lot. Jaco goes way beyond that. I can't explain it very well. He was a true phenomenon.

5:25 Jaco. So I just bought my 3rd copy of the DVD. Wouldn’t it be great to make a special edition with all the OUTTAKES and fluffs, setting up etc in and EXTRAS section? There must be video footage remaining. And Jerry could do the commentary.

Awesome !! Thanx for this video !! I'll check the next part

It wasn't "Joe Zawinul's group"; it was Joe Zawinul's and WAYNE SHORTER'S group. Don't get it twisted.

I actually shook the mans hand many years ago during the Night Passage tour after Weather Report lit up the Birmingham Odeon, one of the happiest moments of my life.

Jaco Pastorius doesn't look the same playing a maple fretboard.

If ever there was a virtually perfect debut album it was Jaco Pistorius's eponymously named album, honourable mentions, Pat Metheny's 'Bright size life' and Steve Winwood's excellent solo debut.

This is awesome Clyde met Jerry back in the day with Woody

Pressure makes diamonds… Genius!!!🙏

I'm surprised Cachao wasn't mentioned

Great interview! Besides stating the obvious as far as the caliber of musician that Jerry is, I have always admired him as having a very good head on his shoulders. You don’t survive in this industry as long as he has unless you have a solid business sense and how to handle various situations and egos. Yes he is amazing to listen to and very inspiring but he is very well put together and never lost him self in the limelight.

This was in my recommended list - I recall Jerry with Jaco on his instruction video. I keep thinking about Chuck Rainey for some reason 👍😊

Black Jealousy 😂🤣😅 Jaco taught you!

Love the bass humping story

I’m so happy to see Jaco here really enjoying himself, unusually at ease, feeling generous and inspired. That part of him gets attention too rarely. He mentioned you many times, Jerry. Thanks so much for your perspective.

I got the Heavy Weather Weather Report album from the public library when I was 14. Still loving Jaco 45 years later.

What an outstanding interview! I bought that Jaco / Jerry bass tutorial on VHS back in the 80s when it dropped.

One of the quintessential studio bassmen who went unnamed for years. His basslines did for Atlantic what Duck and Jamerson did for Stax and Motown respectively. Hard to imagine that the instrument that went on to define the sound of the recorded popular music genres we grew up with, was pretty much in its infancy not so long ago. 🎸

This man is a legend among bass players...Thank you for all the fantastic soulful music you've been part over the decades. Peace Mr.Jemmott

Nice piece: Hope you like!

Wow, thanks so much for this!!! It was my first interview in 4 years, after cPTSD event and I was completely comfortable, sharing everything, with this host!

06:06 😉

Whats the intro theme song. Not jaco but what you guys use every episode