This was fantastic! And the pianist who mentioned the Shirley Horn trio and...those tempos...Yes! Loved the appreciation of Peacock, too, who played "inside" AND "outside "... I found it interesting that certain more current, truly excellent bassists, who are alive( the exception being Ron Carter ), weren't mentioned...Not quibbling with the righteously appropriate acknowledgements of Brown, Chambers, Jones, et al...I'm gonna throw some other acoustic bassists' names out there, randomly, just for the hell of it: Dezron Douglas, Rodney Whittaker, John Pattitucci, Scott Colley, Robert Hurst, Kris Funn, Matt Brewer, Orlando Le Fleming, James Genus, Joe Sanders, Marc Johnson, Ben Williams, Buster Williams, David Williams...and on and on...Thanks for another great video, which included some more of your excellent playing!
Thanks, Mr. Thompson. I'm trying to put my organ trio skills together and this videos are helping me out to perfect my left hand bass. So much appreciated the info you're giving through this videos.
@@pdbass no, amigo, thank YOU for the wonderful videos. You're presenting some Clear Straight Talk that all The Cats ( and Cats in training) need to hear.
That was great. Some confirming answers and some I need to apply to my playing. Also verification that I need more Gary Peacock in my collection!
Thank you! I needed to hear this.
Incredibly valuable information, at least to me, being new to playing Bass in a Jazz environment. Thanks for that!
Nice to hear the opinions from some of these amazing musicians, especially ones I've seen or played with.
This was fantastic! And the pianist who mentioned the Shirley Horn trio and...those tempos...Yes! Loved the appreciation of Peacock, too, who played "inside" AND "outside "... I found it interesting that certain more current, truly excellent bassists, who are alive( the exception being Ron Carter ), weren't mentioned...Not quibbling with the righteously appropriate acknowledgements of Brown, Chambers, Jones, et al...I'm gonna throw some other acoustic bassists' names out there, randomly, just for the hell of it: Dezron Douglas, Rodney Whittaker, John Pattitucci, Scott Colley, Robert Hurst, Kris Funn, Matt Brewer, Orlando Le Fleming, James Genus, Joe Sanders, Marc Johnson, Ben Williams, Buster Williams, David Williams...and on and on...Thanks for another great video, which included some more of your excellent playing!
Thanks, Mark! I'm the pianist who mentioned Shirley Horn's trio...
@@DeannaWitkowski Love and Respect!🤗
Thanks, Mr. Thompson. I'm trying to put my organ trio skills together and this videos are helping me out to perfect my left hand bass. So much appreciated the info you're giving through this videos.
Thanks for including me in your interview!
Dozen of lessons in one video! Thanks.
Good sound, good feel, no fluff.
Thank you!
@@pdbass no, amigo, thank YOU for the wonderful videos. You're presenting some Clear Straight Talk that all The Cats ( and Cats in training) need to hear.
This was excellent, thanx! could use more of this kind of feedback. Gary Peacock fans should also check him out with Albert Ayler.
Enlightening!
It’s unbelievable!
Paul, you are the man!
co cool! so many different answer...
This was super interesting, thank you!
what #1 said, right on!
Great video. It makes me realize how far I‘m from being able to play halfway decently… it’s a long road…
Really cool video
Thank you for this. Incredibly useful information.
thank you.
I hear too many notes is a problem and stick to quarter notes? This outlines what I don't like about straight ahead jazz.
poll winners is great
If I could play jazz guitar really well I would play just like Barney Kessel