Відео

Imagine how good the original bassist was without UA-cam just feel and a good ear.

Did you chsnge the pickups on the MTD or order it that way?

Great playing and lesson - thank you

WHATS INSANE TO ME IS: HE HAS A FRETTED BASS GUITAR LOL SO NATURAL SOUND AMAZING

This piece seems to be the most difficult and serious case for everyone trying to make fluid music of it. And it only emphasizes how out of this world Jaco was in year 1977

Another tip for people learning this piece... If you dont have a fretless, use a thin-neck Jazz with flats.. Really helped me during the learning phases get me finger technique and being able to move around the bass and slide. Playing on rounds gets a bit brutal on your fingers, and it can be a bit demoralizing because it can be harder to get that clean, crisp sound on rounds sometimes, unless you really know what you are doing... This helped me at least back in the 90's when I learned it, and maybe it can help someone else!

Why waste your talent, time and energy on copying a genius, when you have the capacity to do your own thing? I don't get it....

This was the opening song of the set and a major reason I kept steady training my doublebass. Well, I was at the concert, so I could see many fingering NHØP used, amazing. Thank so much for doing this transcription, playing and explaining it. 🙏🏼

Fantastic bro 🙏

I've tried to play the first five notes the way you are and many other really good bassists do, but it never seemed quite right to me and I'd never seen Jaco and Weather Report perform Havona live nor could not find a video on YT for years; maybe there is one up now, but I did see WP live when Jaco was playing and outside of WP up close. This is just my own personal opinion, but I think Jaco doesn't cross string on the second 16th note (E) of that melody on the A string, I think he arpeggiates (not a real word) using his index and pinky fingers on the E string, then cross strings on the A and D strings with his index finger, then lands on the 15th fret C on the A string with with the second finger going up. Think about it, wouldn't that be a more practical way to execute that run from those first five 16th notes? Also, Jaco didn't play that run perfectly clean on both recordings, which could be why is sounds more emotional, expressive, dynamic, or less stiff, not that he didn't want to or couldn't nail it in a way a player like Jeff Berlin would have perhaps done, but I think that would've sound too perfect or less soulful. I think sometimes, feel is more important than perfectly executed fast or difficult lines and although I truly love Jeff Belin's playing, sometimes I thought he sounded too perfect back during his Bill Bruford days, but it all depends on the style. I've seen Jaco play live a few times and he would use stretch arpeggios (not a real name) to get around the bass at times. I could be totally off with my take, though. Maybe think of playing those first five notes in more of a "Z" formation up until that C. Again, this is my own take and I could be wrong.

Yeah!!

Bravo!!!

4 STRING BASS NOT 5 ???? JACO BE TURNING IN HIS GRAVE

man, a great explanation/demo. spot on! thanks for posting.

I know it’s been a while since this awesome vid came out but; can you pls tell the strings you are using? 🙏🙏thx

Bc you’re not rushen it like like everyone else it hardly looks real

I don't think so that's a voice over

Very well played my friend

Nicely done, sir 👏👏👏

I've been a subscriber since you started your channel. Totally digging what you've done here. Good to see you started posting more regularly.

🔥🔥🔥🔥

Very cool, as always👍

Great u have explained a lot of the chord/scale/modes confusion l will be getting in touch

Yes!!!!! ❤

Nice. Love the contrast of the bass and keyboard stank face too

Sounds great Pat. Back to B-G tuning?

P Dub

octave looks pretty accurate. POG's got slight latency. Or does it have latency too??

Maravilha. Paulo Brazil

The name "Havona" is the center of the Super Universe as related to the Book of Urantia. Jaco was connected. Many incarnations and his last he went deep. That's just a side note about the song. I've studied the book and Jaco for 40 years. He was of a Devine nature.

Beautiful 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

🎉🎉 TALENT ❤💯

Onde consigo as partituras❤

Thaks so much PW.

Open and Honest - One of the Very Best UA-cam Videos Ever Posted.

what kind of bass

its been awhile - was that hard to follow the chart and your parts in that lighting

THANK YOU ! I just liked and subscribed, I’ve never seen anyone address how to develop the 6 slaps. I’m going to start on it TODAY ! I especially love the encouraging words at the end. You’re an angel. God bless !

🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿 I can barely ready basic bass charts. Watching u read that chart…d@mn!!! 👍🏿👍🏿

Hey man do you know if there's any video of niels playing this solo?

This is really helpful. Tnx for creating this kind of content. I learn so much from your videos.

Bebop is the best! Also see a version of "Au Privave" entirely based on white noise! ua-cam.com/video/-wpIBHSoIJI/v-deo.html

Nice review 👌🏿 Greetings from Uganda 🇺🇬👊🏿🖤

so u played a scuffed version of Jaco's bassline, then put his name in your title to get clicks and views. i wonder if you'd have the guts to do this if he were still alive...

Love it

daym

Good stuff. People try and jump into bebop or even more modern jazz without working through the historical developments. It's like starting Karate with flying spinning kicks.

Flawless! Bravo! And very useful explanation! And very wise ending of your vid bro ! Peace!

Very good video. Freddie used pbass for this and there is a video of him. That 6 slap thing was hard. I trained it probably for like 4 years almost daily. Now I think I can do it, but was not easy 😆