Imagine my surprise when I saw this on my feed. I was one of probably 30 bass players in the room seeing this go down live. I was 18 yr old attending BIT and this was one of the highest highlights of my time there. ThankYou UA-cam algorithm!!!
@@patrickbuchmann-sdinganuff Sorry just seeing this reminded me how pissed off I was for missing it that I forgot to thank you for posting all 5 videos. It's the next best thing to being there. And the quality is incredible considering the lack of digital recording. I had a Walkman cassette recorder that I recorded seminars on and don't have a single cassette anymore. YUK! Mahalo Nui Loa !
Good Lord, Jaco was soooo busy, but he made every note fit just right. He kept time better than a fucking Rolex watch. Always loved and missed......RIP Jaco
If I'm not mistaken, didn't Jaco play drums originally, but had to stop due to some injury? I could be wrong about that, but ya, his timing is impeccable.
HOLY CRAP that was a ridiculously awesome jam! So glad I found this! Jaco was such a unique talent - don't think anybody will ever be at his level - a true legend. Not taking anything away from Frank - he certainly ain't no slouch either! Damn I'm sad I never got to see Jaco in person.
Saw Jaco 1978 with Weather Report. He did a 20 minute solo and it wasn't boring for one moment. I recall it ended with him on one side of the stage and his bass on the other and it was making some strange noises without him playing it. I think he was hitting pedals or something. Unusual! A one-off musician.
The famous Slang solo! Amazing indeed. I discovered him and WR during the Heavy Weather tour in France. What a shock! I never thought I'd play with him one day. I was lucky I did and will never forget! Thanks for watching. Don't hesitate to subscribe if you haven't yet!
Wow! I remember the only way you used to be able to see this was to be an MI student and sit in that stanky sound lab booth. Thank you for posting this Wonderful improv music.
It was around that time that we would pick up dysfunctional Jaco at Hollywood Park and take him home to his wife. I was a Miami drummer saw him up and down at musicians exchange in Ft.lauderdale he was cool he loved jamming.
Man, what a show that must have been. Jaco and Gambale together!! I love the sound of his bass too. At first I thought it was a Kramer buuuut...Anybody know what kind of bass it is?
I feel that so much. I got into music in the late 90s and quickly became a Jaco freak... then I bought "Hejira" in my early 20s and to this day I don't know if anything showcases Jaco's soulful side than that record. Also, legend has it that most of Hejira was recorded without bass with exception of some Max Bennett pieces. Apparently he recorded "Refuge of the Road" to an already mastered track. I hear that song and even though I'm a bit of a Chicago tough guy I'm moved to the core: it feels like perfection.
Amongst my very favorite Jaco is Hejira. I grew up in Hollywood and Fort Lauderdale and first saw him play around 1970ish at a South Florida Surf Club annual Party. My bass teacher said go check this dude out. I did and was also a member and won an award that year. That was before his Wayne Cochrane days. I’ve seen him many man§SATCOy times over the years.
I was his friend as kids. I believe he was an ADVANCED preview of what the human race will be one day. Too few people are aware of his untraditional spiritual beliefs, which were in fact cosmic in scope.
Interesting! From what I understand, he was raised Catholic. Most people, as they gain life experience, form their own beliefs on spirituality, etc. How would you describe him when you knew him as a kid?
@@kohl1999 He was remarkably normal given his incredibly talents. Anything he did, he excelled at. Yet his focus was joy, nothing even close to ego. We were Altar Boys who often served Mass together, as from 4-7th grade we were the same height. Everyone knew he was unique and special, but could not have guessed then the worldwide fame that awaited.
@@Zeppolino100 Thanks for sharing your experience! It makes me sad that he didn't end up living a longer and less trouble filled life, but in the time he had he probably lived many lifetimes over compared to what most people do. I didn't even know about him or his music until he had passed but I play bass now because of him. What a gift indeed.
Drums, bass and guitar, does it get any better than this??? My favorite live act has always been a trio. There's only so much you can get away with (musically) within the limits of a three piece band. And that's what makes it so much fun. At least that's always been my personal experience. I suppose as a drummer behind Jaco and Frank, you probably got lost in the shuffle at times. Be that as it may, exceptional chops man. People often take the drummer for granted, but a good solid drummer is harder to find then one might think. Sure, there's lot's of guys out there who came keep a beat, but just a handful are able to play so smoothly in the pocket, they're almost machines. And as (artificial) A.I. drummers are getting harder to tell from the real thing, I appreciate and prefer the real deal every time. Thanks for this. ❤
Thanks for the nice comment! Franck and myself were a bit surprised that this happened. Nothing was planned, so I just kept my ears and eyes wide open to stick to Jaco's inventive drive and ideas. The real deal is always...the real thing!
Thank you very very much, mr. Buchmann! It is always a big big pleasure for me to HEAR and - like in this case - even more better HEAR and SEE something “new“ by JACO. Furthermore in real good picture and sound quality! 👌😁👍 Best regards 🙋
Very first time I heard Jaco was when this concert came on the tv about 4am sitting around, I was floored. Joni Mitchell, Jaco, Pat Menethy , Lyle Mays, Don Alias and Michael Brecker. Not bad for a first time hearing Jaco. His solo I'll never forget, everyone ws going wow who is this bass player. Thanks for this upload!
Thank you for the comment, Bass Wanderer, not bad for a first time. Mine was WR, Heavy Weather Tour (1977, I guess). Didn't even imagine I was going to have the opportunity to play with Jaco one day! Thanks for watching
@@c.a.t.732 Not all of them. Chris Squire is my single favorite musician of all time. I hold his playing and art in great reverence. But Jaco was operating on a different level than anyone, and I expect Squire himself would agree.
I think Frank Gamble had graduated from GIT only two years before this. I got there in 1986. I met Jaco just before I moved to Hollywood. He was such a giant and a game changer for bassists and music.
I was there too. Studied bass with Jeff Berlin. Jeff and Jaco were so far ahead of everyone else at that tine. Jeff is still doing it. My friend plays keyboards in his band. I hope he knows how blessed he is to be playing with a living bass god.
I think I was at BIT that semester. I may have seen some of this. Jaco still has great feel in this performance. I went to BIT to study with one man, and that was Jeff Berlin. My God he was amazing. Learned a lot from Scott Henderson, Gary Willis and Paul Farnen too. But I was there for Jeff. Man, Jaco sounds really tight and funky here. I tended to avoid Jaco shows after ‘83 or so. But he delivers here. Bravo. RIP Maestro.
Hi Steve, you should check out video @5 of my Jaco series. Jaco and Jeff jam on Invitation. Hope you'll like it! Thanks for watching and for the comment that takes me way back too! ua-cam.com/video/hepN7Dx--Lg/v-deo.html
Second time listening, and Im finally hearing the drumming! Still haven’t finished reading comments, so might have to do a couple more listens…when wife is out and I can crank it up. Seriously, I cant stop smiling 😊 ❤❤. This is gold. There’s even a Metheny bit a few minutes before the end. Perfect.
In the hard bipolar years, he became erratic, but by Christ he never lost it. You don’t lose that kind of thing. If you listen to those late trio gigs, it isn’t Weather Report but just occasionally with Hiram Bullock/Bireli he goes through the roof. Him and Hendrix, for me.
Seemed like he quoted a lot of fragments of different classic soul and funk tunes. He stole like the great he was! Third Stone from the Sun at the end of Gambale's first solo.
I think the joker was one of the most fluid bass players around he can adapt about any style of music and he was so I mean I appreciate his style so much I listen to him a lot and you know I like him with Joni Mitchell I like him with Al di meola I like the style that he does because it is so sweet and it is so you know funky at the same time and jazz filled at the same time and it's just so wonderful to hear him play I like Liberty City I wish it was still alive to hear him play some more 3:45
What was Jaco doing at the musicians institute??? I saw him with Weather Report at Berklee in 78... I’ve got a few stories about Jaco from NYC. I still love his playing.
I met Jaco a couple of times in NYC a year or so before this and then right before the end. They weren't very happy situations so I tend not to share about it on UA-cam. Mary Pastorius says she gets upset when she sees and hears unflattering stories about that time so out of respect it's best to just remember the gift that Jaco shared with the world. I'll say this though, Jaco had the strongest handshake I've ever felt from anybody. Scary strong. Like a vice. Wish he was still with us.
Las lineas de bajo que hace pastorius son geniales. Su estilo es inconfundible , hay muchos que lo imitan pero no dan la talla, y es que jaco es El MEJOR BAJISTA DEL MUNDO
I'm a guitar player but I've found that I really don't like listening to guitar players. I use to enjoy going to see Jaco play when Hiram would play with him. Those 2 were great together and such characters. Saw them at Seventh Avenue south and sometimes at 55 Bar where Mike Stern would have Jaco sit in too. I took Bass lessons with Jeff Andrews and he said he told Mike he felt they should do more to try to help Jaco as Jaco had been very generous to them when he had money but Mike was like what can you do to help someone who doesn't want to get clean? I think Jaco even drove Stern to rehab. There's a funny story about it in the Milkowski book.
@@patrickbuchmann-sdinganuff Wow shows what a master can do. I don't remember if I played through that Peavey in Performance Rm 3. But I sure hated those LAB series that most rooms had.
"Should I change my pickups?" "How frets affect the sound?" "Should I go for a different wood for the neck?" "Is mahogany warmer than alder?" "Do bigger strings have warmer attack?" The answer to all of these questions and all the others? Jaco plays a fretted Jaydee and sounds exactly THE SAME as always with his fretless jazz: he sounds 100% like Jaco. When you're there, at that level of personality in the way you sound, let me know if you still care about the mahogany of the body
Super cher Patrick Buchmann ! (de Didier D'Agostino batteur-compositeur ex Rhoda Scott, Etienne M'Bappe , Guy N'Sangué , Thierry Mineau (avant l'album ou tu joues "PARIS" ! et bien d'autres ! mes amitiés ! Géniale cette video que je viens de découvrir !
Imagine my surprise when I saw this on my feed. I was one of probably 30 bass players in the room seeing this go down live. I was 18 yr old attending BIT and this was one of the highest highlights of my time there. ThankYou UA-cam algorithm!!!
Hi there, I'm glad you found this! There are 4 more parts to it, check'em out! Thanks for watching.
You lucky dog you, I came in late that day and missed his unannounced seminar. I was so pissed at myself.
@@patrickbuchmann-sdinganuff Sorry just seeing this reminded me how pissed off I was for missing it that I forgot to thank you for posting all 5 videos. It's the next best thing to being there. And the quality is incredible considering the lack of digital recording. I had a Walkman cassette recorder that I recorded seminars on and don't have a single cassette anymore. YUK! Mahalo Nui Loa !
@@tonecontro3585 Thank you Tone Control. Wish I had more!
Queria estar lá também.
1985 jaco is insane. Wish i had a time machine
A Delorean? Thanks for watching!
Good Lord, Jaco was soooo busy, but he made every note fit just right. He kept time better than a fucking Rolex watch.
Always loved and missed......RIP Jaco
Thank you Stewart. Check for the next two posts...
Jaco's gone, but his music lives, by that time Jaco has a bipolar disorder but no one knows he and his doctors only knows..
If I'm not mistaken, didn't Jaco play drums originally, but had to stop due to some injury? I could be wrong about that, but ya, his timing is impeccable.
He was the king of overplaying…but he made it work!
I got to see him with Weather Report/ Heavy Weather Tour/ AL Dimeola opened up for them/ Elegant Gypsy Tour/ What a mind blowing Expirence! 1977
En nombre de toda la comunidad de bajistas del planeta tierra, Muchas gracias por compartir esto.
De nada, fue un honor para mí jugar con Jaco ese día. ¡Siempre lo recordaré! ¡Tenía que compartir esto! ¡Gracias por el comentario y por mirar!
Jaco really has a few licks that he goes back to in like every jam, but they sound so good that you cant be mad.
Sure can't! Thanks for watching! Please subscribe if you haven't yet.
You gottta love the way he starts the session with that Larry Graham, Sly Stone groove.
Rhythm'n'blues was his thing! Thanks for watching!
HOLY CRAP that was a ridiculously awesome jam! So glad I found this! Jaco was such a unique talent - don't think anybody will ever be at his level - a true legend. Not taking anything away from Frank - he certainly ain't no slouch either! Damn I'm sad I never got to see Jaco in person.
Thank you for watching! Jammin was sure easy with these guys!
wow, blessed to see Jaco near the end of his life. Amazing...
Yes, who could have guessed! Thank you for watching!
Saw Jaco 1978 with Weather Report. He did a 20 minute solo and it wasn't boring for one moment. I recall it ended with him on one side of the stage and his bass on the other and it was making some strange noises without him playing it. I think he was hitting pedals or something. Unusual! A one-off musician.
The famous Slang solo! Amazing indeed. I discovered him and WR during the Heavy Weather tour in France. What a shock! I never thought I'd play with him one day. I was lucky I did and will never forget! Thanks for watching. Don't hesitate to subscribe if you haven't yet!
First and only Time I see Jaco playing Mark King bass ! 😉
Jaco and Frank Gambale both killing it ... and over - killing it
The gang! Thanks for watching!
Mr Buchmann, you played very reluctant, giving the boys a lot of space ... serving the music .... nice job
Thank you! A drummer's job.
Frank Gambale is so good
He sure is ! Thanks for watching!
This is a rare instance when you hear the bass without wearing headphones.
Makes you appreciate bass more.
And what a bass player! Thanks for the comment!
I didn't know Gambale jammed with Jaco. Cool.
We did! Thanks for watching!
@@patrickbuchmann-sdinganuff mucg more than cool,i´m so thankful for this post!!!LoVe!
Me either. He's so young there I didn't recognize him lol
Neither me.
Great find for me.
the power if UA-cam.
Cheers to the source.
You are the best. 🤝🏽🤝🏽👏🏾👏🏾
Smart of those guys to stay background & let the light shine.
Thank you! Isn't it what it's all about? Thanks for watching!
This is one of the most enthralling jams, that I've seen and heard! Thank you, Patrick, for uploading the videos from that performance!
Thank you for watching and for the comment!
Wow! I remember the only way you used to be able to see this was to be an MI student and sit in that stanky sound lab booth.
Thank you for posting this Wonderful improv music.
Yes, I remember that sound booth! Thanks for watching!
It was around that time that we would pick up dysfunctional Jaco at Hollywood Park and take him home to his wife. I was a Miami drummer saw him up and down at musicians exchange in Ft.lauderdale he was cool he loved jamming.
Nice story, Yellow Quantum! Thanks for watching!
Always loved when he goes back to Funky Broadway..
Great "go to" groove indeed! Thanks for watching. Don't hesitate to subscribe if you haven't yet!
VERY cool, all three of you! Great to hear Frank play funk, he's amazing at it!
Thank you Ralph, glad you like it!
I am always amazed at how long Jacos fingers are. No wonder he was such a great musician.
Long and extensible! The musicianship comes from heart and mind. Thank you for watching!
Then how do you explain Metheny?
Dear Jaco...i miss you🙏🌈 nice this performance...i like it...thanks
Thank you for watching! Jaco will always be missed.
@@patrickbuchmann-sdinganuff ...of corse🙏
Man, what a show that must have been. Jaco and Gambale together!! I love the sound of his bass too. At first I thought it was a Kramer buuuut...Anybody know what kind of bass it is?
Jay Dee bass from England. Thanks for watching!
I feel the groove of Jaco like à médecine of m'y heart and à sensitive emotion
Love it!
Patrick, You are the king of hidden treasures!
Thank you, Daud !
His work with Joni Mitchell is what really won me over. Especially on the Hejira album. That and Portrait of Tracy are peak Jaco for me.
I also fell off my chair with "Mingus" by Joni Mitchell. The sound, the notes! Thanks for the comment, k. Jadea!
I feel that so much. I got into music in the late 90s and quickly became a Jaco freak... then I bought "Hejira" in my early 20s and to this day I don't know if anything showcases Jaco's soulful side than that record. Also, legend has it that most of Hejira was recorded without bass with exception of some Max Bennett pieces. Apparently he recorded "Refuge of the Road" to an already mastered track. I hear that song and even though I'm a bit of a Chicago tough guy I'm moved to the core: it feels like perfection.
Amongst my very favorite Jaco is Hejira. I grew up in Hollywood and Fort Lauderdale and first saw him play around 1970ish at a South Florida Surf Club annual Party. My bass teacher said go check this dude out. I did and was also a member and won an award that year. That was before his Wayne Cochrane days. I’ve seen him many man§SATCOy times over the years.
I recently discovered Hejira and I am so haunted by Jaco's bass and how it comes through in each son, melodically and harmonically.
Even on mental autopilot, Jaco sounds great. Nice upload.
Thank you for watching, Lars!
Damn, Jaco was just an absolute monster on bass.. is it possible he wasn't even from this planet??
Who knows. Thanks for watching!
I was his friend as kids. I believe he was an ADVANCED preview of what the human race will be one day. Too few people are aware of his untraditional spiritual beliefs, which were in fact cosmic in scope.
Interesting! From what I understand, he was raised Catholic. Most people, as they gain life experience, form their own beliefs on spirituality, etc. How would you describe him when you knew him as a kid?
@@kohl1999 He was remarkably normal given his incredibly talents. Anything he did, he excelled at. Yet his focus was joy, nothing even close to ego. We were Altar Boys who often served Mass together, as from 4-7th grade we were the same height. Everyone knew he was unique and special, but could not have guessed then the worldwide fame that awaited.
@@Zeppolino100 Thanks for sharing your experience! It makes me sad that he didn't end up living a longer and less trouble filled life, but in the time he had he probably lived many lifetimes over compared to what most people do. I didn't even know about him or his music until he had passed but I play bass now because of him. What a gift indeed.
Drums, bass and guitar, does it get any better than this???
My favorite live act has always been a trio. There's only so much you can get away with (musically) within the limits of a three piece band. And that's what makes it so much fun.
At least that's always been my personal experience.
I suppose as a drummer behind Jaco and Frank, you probably got lost in the shuffle at times. Be that as it may, exceptional chops man. People often take the drummer for granted, but a good solid drummer is harder to find then one might think. Sure, there's lot's of guys out there who came keep a beat, but just a handful are able to play so smoothly in the pocket, they're almost machines. And as (artificial) A.I. drummers are getting harder to tell from the real thing, I appreciate and prefer the real deal every time.
Thanks for this. ❤
Thanks for the nice comment! Franck and myself were a bit surprised that this happened. Nothing was planned, so I just kept my ears and eyes wide open to stick to Jaco's inventive drive and ideas. The real deal is always...the real thing!
Thank you very very much, mr. Buchmann! It is always a big big pleasure for me to HEAR and - like in this case - even more better HEAR and SEE something “new“ by JACO.
Furthermore in real good picture and sound quality! 👌😁👍
Best regards 🙋
Thank you Markus ! It's a pleasure for e to share these treasures. There's more to come soon!
@@patrickbuchmann-sdinganuff
Sounds great...👍
I'm looking forward to it! ☺
@@munsangkarakit30 Terima kasih!
Very first time I heard Jaco was when this concert came on the tv about 4am sitting around, I was floored. Joni Mitchell, Jaco, Pat Menethy , Lyle Mays, Don Alias and Michael Brecker. Not bad for a first time hearing Jaco. His solo I'll never forget, everyone ws going wow who is this bass player. Thanks for this upload!
Thank you for the comment, Bass Wanderer, not bad for a first time. Mine was WR, Heavy Weather Tour (1977, I guess). Didn't even imagine I was going to have the opportunity to play with Jaco one day! Thanks for watching
Inspiring even Jimi came down from heaven.
Yes he did! Thanks fore watching. Don't hesitate to subscribe, if you haven't already done so!
Among many greats, Jaco is the one true genius of the bass guitar. A singular musical voice.
I agree Kevin. What a musician! Thank you for watching!
@@patrickbuchmann-sdinganuff Thank you for sharing! These videos are marvelous - fascinating and poignant.
"One true genius of the bass guitar"? Fans of the late Chris Squire such as myself would beg to differ.
@@c.a.t.732 Not all of them. Chris Squire is my single favorite musician of all time. I hold his playing and art in great reverence. But Jaco was operating on a different level than anyone, and I expect Squire himself would agree.
@@kevgamble "operating on a different level than anyone". Again, that's a pretty subjective notion.
I think Frank Gamble had graduated from GIT only two years before this. I got there in 1986. I met Jaco just before I moved to Hollywood. He was such a giant and a game changer for bassists and music.
Frank graduated Sept 1983, you're right! Definitely a mind twister! Thanks for watching, Chris!
Really? I was there in 86 as well. Paul Gilbert had graduated not to long before and was teaching as well.
I was there too. Studied bass with Jeff Berlin. Jeff and Jaco were so far ahead of everyone else at that tine. Jeff is still doing it. My friend plays keyboards in his band. I hope he knows how blessed he is to be playing with a living bass god.
Dude love how laid back your groove is, you really let the soloist shine, this is gold my man! 😍
Thank you so much Anthony! That's always nice to read!
⭐️Awesomeness 🎶
Thank you for watching!
I saw Jaco with Weather Report in 81, seen Frank many times talked to him, real nice guy
Thanks for the comment, you're right!
Very good sound from the bass ...
Well, he was a good player. This helps! Thanks for watching!
I think I was at BIT that semester. I may have seen some of this. Jaco still has great feel in this performance. I went to BIT to study with one man, and that was Jeff Berlin. My God he was amazing. Learned a lot from Scott Henderson, Gary Willis and Paul Farnen too. But I was there for Jeff. Man, Jaco sounds really tight and funky here. I tended to avoid Jaco shows after ‘83 or so. But he delivers here. Bravo. RIP Maestro.
Hi Steve, you should check out video @5 of my Jaco series. Jaco and Jeff jam on Invitation. Hope you'll like it! Thanks for watching and for the comment that takes me way back too!
ua-cam.com/video/hepN7Dx--Lg/v-deo.html
Second time listening, and Im finally hearing the drumming! Still haven’t finished reading comments, so might have to do a couple more listens…when wife is out and I can crank it up. Seriously, I cant stop smiling 😊 ❤❤. This is gold. There’s even a Metheny bit a few minutes before the end. Perfect.
Thanks Allan! It was a great moment for sure!
A new Jaco video! Thank you!
You are welcome! Thank you for watching!
Jaco, the best of all times!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The milestone of the electric bass. Thanks for the comment and for watching!
貴重な映像ありがとうございます。晩年のジャコ、コンディションが悪い時の演奏と決めつけて遠ざけていました。でもどんな状況であろうとジャコの演奏は胸を打ちます。ありがとうございます。
素敵なコメントをありがとうございます。ジャコは本当に特別なミュージシャンで、彼と一緒に演奏することができてとても光栄でした。ではごきげんよう！
thanks for sharing 🙏 miss u Jaco ❤
Tanks for watching, Baz!
This is a nice lil JP gem you have here...worth a sub in my opinion....Solid🔥
Glad you like it! Thank you for watching!
Missed it by one year!!! ...PIT grad 87"...but saw so may great concerts in P-1
PIT, the place to be! Thanks for watching!
thanks for the great video!
You're welcome ! Thanks for watching!
Even with the Jaydee he still sounds like Jaco. As he said, its all in the fingers. Wonderful playing.
Just wrote the same exact comment. Only, I thought it was an Alembic 😀
Would have loved to hear him play an Alembic. I bet he might not have thrown that one around, or maybe he would've...
...and playing through a Peavey? Sounds like Jaco no matter what equipment.
@@FabioDAndrea-QueatlesAndBeen So did I !
@@thumbthumpHe used to play through Peavey PA amps in the 70s... check out the live footage of him with Joni's band.
Frank e Jaco...SIMPLESMENTE INCRÍVEL!!! Cada ano de conservatório de música valeu a pena!!
De fato, grandes jogadores. foi uma delícia brincar com eles! Obrigado por assistir!
Good stuff here, thank you for sharing!
My pleasure. Thanks for watching!
In the hard bipolar years, he became erratic, but by Christ he never lost it. You don’t lose that kind of thing. If you listen to those late trio gigs, it isn’t Weather Report but just occasionally with Hiram Bullock/Bireli he goes through the roof. Him and Hendrix, for me.
Amazing musician indeed! Thank you for watching!
Thanks for this.
You're welcome, Biff! Thank you for watching!
This is the epitome of a rock solid groove! Thanks so much for sharing.I dig how @2;30 Jaco breaks into Funky Broadway
Thank you so much for the nice comment, Vinny! Yes, Jaco went through a lot of stuff that day! Was fun!
Seemed like he quoted a lot of fragments of different classic soul and funk tunes. He stole like the great he was! Third Stone from the Sun at the end of Gambale's first solo.
@@stuartholme4457 He did!
I knew I recognized that line! Yeah he was throwing in lots of stuff.
Pure gold. Diggin it.
Thanks Mark!
Absolutely love Jaco😍😍😍
Thanks for watching!
this is gold!
Thank you for watching! Don't hesitate to subscribe if you haven't yet!
I can see and recognize the Jaco tricks bag HE HAD SOME OF HIS CHOPS FROM THE EARLY BEGINNING!!! JUST WOWWW :D:D:D:D LOVE THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
R&B groove ! Thank you for watching, Pablo.
I think the joker was one of the most fluid bass players around he can adapt about any style of music and he was so I mean I appreciate his style so much I listen to him a lot and you know I like him with Joni Mitchell I like him with Al di meola I like the style that he does because it is so sweet and it is so you know funky at the same time and jazz filled at the same time and it's just so wonderful to hear him play I like Liberty City I wish it was still alive to hear him play some more 3:45
Jaco was really something else! Thank you for watching!
no way ,,, THANK / U .... '' I met him back in mid 70 s ... we were both nuts '' !!
Cool you got to meet the legend. Two nuts together!
Thank you ..gem...
You're welcome!
Criminally Awesome 🤑🦾
Call the police! Thanks for watching, Bobby!
What was Jaco doing at the musicians institute??? I saw him with Weather Report at Berklee in 78...
I’ve got a few stories about Jaco from NYC.
I still love his playing.
Jaco was just visiting and finally stayed for and impromptu clinic! You should share Jaco NYC stories! Thanks for watching!
I met Jaco a couple of times in NYC a year or so before this and then right before the end. They weren't very happy situations so I tend not to share about it on UA-cam. Mary Pastorius says she gets upset when she sees and hears unflattering stories about that time so out of respect it's best to just remember the gift that Jaco shared with the world. I'll say this though, Jaco had the strongest handshake I've ever felt from anybody. Scary strong. Like a vice. Wish he was still with us.
jaco in funk mode ... priceless
Thank you for the comment, Attilio!
I graduated from B.I.T. in 1980. Saw Jaco with Weather Report in Pasadena. It was a magnificent time ...I could write a book!
Do it! Thanks for watching!
Love it!!!
Thank you for watching Aaron !
Jacob is à Master of music and art modern for everybody
Master indeed!
I dig Gambale's playing in this. Was my favorite part, his first solo
Indeed! Thank you for watching, David!
Thank you for sharing hope you are well God loves you deeply shalom 🤗🐼♥️✝️💐 Philippians 4:8
Thank you for watching! Take care!
A lot Hendrix's licks and quotes, hell yeah!
Who's Hendrix? Just kidding. Love it ! Thank you for watching!
Merci !
Pas de quoi, c'est un plaisir !
Las lineas de bajo que hace pastorius son geniales. Su estilo es inconfundible , hay muchos que lo imitan pero no dan la talla, y es que jaco es El MEJOR BAJISTA DEL MUNDO
¡Sin lugar a dudas, cambió el papel del bajo e influyó en generaciones de bajistas y otros!
Daaaaaummm! Killing it.
Thanks !
I’m not a particular fan of..F.Gambale...but in this jam his tech is very honest..very real...and very strat.Thanks for posting.
You're welcome, Cosmic man! I'm glad I was able to edit the whole thing back for full rendition out of different sound sources!
I'm a guitar player but I've found that I really don't like listening to guitar players. I use to enjoy going to see Jaco play when Hiram would play with him. Those 2 were great together and such characters. Saw them at Seventh Avenue south and sometimes at 55 Bar where Mike Stern would have Jaco sit in too. I took Bass lessons with Jeff Andrews and he said he told Mike he felt they should do more to try to help Jaco as Jaco had been very generous to them when he had money but Mike was like what can you do to help someone who doesn't want to get clean? I think Jaco even drove Stern to rehab. There's a funny story about it in the Milkowski book.
Waoouuuuh
Thanks man
This vidéo is very good 👌
Thank you RX! Thank you for watching!
When you hear and experience Jaco like this. His phenomenal groove. Suddenly a piece, a glimpse of heaven comes down to earth.
True! Thanks for watching!
Спасибо огромное за видео. 👍👍👍
Пожалуйста ! Спасибо за просмотр!
Excellent ! Trio...
Merci !
@@patrickbuchmann-sdinganuff Vraiment ''quelle classe'' pour l'epoque... C'est toujours d'actualite a ce sujet... so good so far...
You played Woodstock 1994 ? I remember tuning into that on the radio while on holiday in Cornwall England with my ex and our baby daughter. Good days
Yes , that was fun! I'm currently putting a video together with personal backstage footage and the actual concert with Geoffrey Oryema. Keep posted!
those two giants should've played together much more and developed their enormous potential higher and higher 👏
Thank you for the comment!
@@patrickbuchmann-sdinganuff 👍 ❤
Oh man
Thanks
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Pure brilliance
Thank you for watching Nicky!
So freaking good.
Thank you for watching and commenting!
Wha??!! Jaco playing a fretted bass (I think) thru a Peavy amp (for sure)!
Yes, he had no bass with him, a student lent him this Jay Dee and played through the school's Peavey amp. Still sounds like him ! Thanks for watching!
@@patrickbuchmann-sdinganuff Wow shows what a master can do. I don't remember if I played through that Peavey in Performance Rm 3. But I sure hated those LAB series that most rooms had.
@@tonecontro3585 I sure had a hard time playig those drumsets in those rooms! Was a great time anyway though!
Jaco just doesn't miss. So much control.
The king! Thanks for watching!
Jacob is à god of funky and the King of the groove
Agreed.
Excelente. Una verdadera cátedra.
¡Gracias por ver y por el comentario, Luis!
Great jam. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching Rob!
Ooh, funky 😎
Thank you for watching Nigel!
Those 16th’s are tighter than an ants pooper!
Lawd what a jam boys!
Thanks for watching! A fun jam indeed it was!
They opened with that "sly and family stone' groove.
Nice groove to star with! Thank you for watching Jay!
I heard Jaco doing some Hendrix riffs in there on the second jam.
Purple Haze! Thanks for watching!
DID YOU KNOW…? Electric Bass virtuoso Jaco P. was originally a Drummer. (Yes, his first Instrument was the Drums.)
Of course! He's the drummer on Teen Town! Thanks John!
I didn’t know that. A bit like Zappa then. Would have liked to hear them both jam
A sporting injury lead to him switching instruments 👍
Wow this Gold here!
Yes, thank you Randy!
"Should I change my pickups?"
"How frets affect the sound?"
"Should I go for a different wood for the neck?"
"Is mahogany warmer than alder?"
"Do bigger strings have warmer attack?"
The answer to all of these questions and all the others?
Jaco plays a fretted Jaydee and sounds exactly THE SAME as always with his fretless jazz: he sounds 100% like Jaco.
When you're there, at that level of personality in the way you sound, let me know if you still care about the mahogany of the body
So true! Thanks for watching!
Super cher Patrick Buchmann ! (de Didier D'Agostino batteur-compositeur ex Rhoda Scott, Etienne M'Bappe , Guy N'Sangué , Thierry Mineau (avant l'album ou tu joues "PARIS" ! et bien d'autres ! mes amitiés ! Géniale cette video que je viens de découvrir !
Merci Didier ! Oui, j'ai ouvert mon carton d'archives (bien content de les avoir)!
on fire here enjoying , but destiny is only 2 years away , r,i,p
Sadly so. Thanks for watching!
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Yes ! Rockin'!!
Εκπληκτικος Jaco.Πολυ καλο βιντεο.Ευχαριστω.
Ευχαριστούμε που παρακολουθήσατε! Μη διστάσετε να εγγραφείτε (αν δεν το έχετε κάνει ακόμα, φυσικά). Δείτε την υπόλοιπη σειρά βίντεο στο Jaco.
A hidden treasure indeed.
Thanks Tim!
Some bass players are so good they just make you want to quit playing bass... Jaco is _so_ good he always makes me want to pick it up again 😂
So true. Thanks for the comment and for watching!