Jaco Pastorius WOM Sextet - Live at The Bayou, Complete First Set 6/28/1982

Here's a rare recording of Jaco's WOM sextet's complete first set at The Bayou in Washington D.C on June 28th in 1982. It's an audience recording that sounds like it was recorded pretty far from the stage so the sound quality is not great, but all the musicians including Jaco were really "on" performance wise. The quality of Jaco's soloing falls somewhere between the filmed Montreal concert and the gig at Toad's Place( which you can find in its entirety on my channel) in terms of fluidity, execution and phrasing ideas. The highlight of the show is in my opinion Jaco's solo on "Mr Phone Bone" where he's really in the zone and his legendary facility is on full display. In other words a fine performance that I'm sure you'll enjoy :)
Full band: Jaco Pastorius - bass, Peter Erskine - drums, Don Alias - percussion, Bob Mintzer - bass clarinet and tenor saxophone, Othello Molineaux - steel drums, Randy Brecker - trumpet
Set list:
00:00 Twins
04:03 Invitation
17:19 Bass Solo
18:33 Soul Intro/The Chicken
28:06 Bob Mintzer Bass Clarinet Solo
32:53 Donna Lee
41:11 Don Alias Percussion Solo
47:43 Okonkole Y Trompa
50:43 Jaco Introduces The Band
51:51 Bass Intro
52:20 I Shot The Sheriff
1:04:47 Jaco Talks To The Audience And Introduces The
Next Tune
1:05:49 Mr Phone Bone

[@musicuniverse1986]

Set List:
00:00 Twins
04:03 Invitation
17:19 Bass Solo
18:33 Soul Intro/The Chicken
28:06 Bob Mintzer Bass Clarinet Solo
32:53 Donna Lee
41:11 Don Alias Percussion Solo
47:43 Okonkole Y Trompa
50:43 Jaco Introduces The Band
51:51 Bass Intro
52:20 I Shot The Sheriff
1:04:47 Jaco Talks To The Audience And Introduces The
Next Tune
1:05:49 Mr Phone Bone

[@tedboulds566]

Another wonderful treasure!!! Thank you for the upload and your channel!!!

[@musicuniverse1986]

You're most welcome Ted. Thanks for your kind comment, I'm glad you enjoy my posts. There is much more to come so stay tuned :)

[@TommyGBassChannel]

Thx!

[@musicuniverse1986]

You're welcome. Thanks for commenting. Greetings from Norway.

[@JacoPastoriusArchive]

Thanks for the upload! This is one of the few 1982 shows I don't have, so I'm happy to finally hear it. This version of Twins is great

[@musicuniverse1986]

You're welcome. Yes, great version of Twins indeed :)

[@rubensleite9384]

Thank you very much ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@musicuniverse1986]

You're welcome Rubens. Greetings from Norway

[@pierrepicot3706]

Thank's a lot for this jewel : Jaco was a novator for elecric bass players like Lester Young/Charlie Parker/Jhon Coltrane for saxophones ; Lee Paul or Jimmy Hendrix for electric guitar/Duke Ellington ; Théolonious Monk ; Mc Coy Tynner ; Cécil Taylor on piano/Gene Krupa ; Lent White ;Anthony Williams or Joey Baron on drums

[@musicuniverse1986]

You're welcome. He was an innovator for sure. Greetings from Norway.

[@pierrepicot3706]

@@musicuniverse1986 Sorry i forgot i'm french ; you have an vert interisting musics in Norway : Really i've learn Wooten; Percy Jones ; Abe Labroriel or Marcus technics : Joco (his réal name but you know ; i think) with Harmonic's ; Chord strings and no pedal's sound exept : Distorsions or moog-bass on "River People" créate thé new sound of bass-guitar

[@pierrepicot3706]

very (sorry)

[@monsterjazzlicks]

Has anyone transcribed Mr Phone Bone?

[@JacoPastoriusArchive]

Jaco's parts? I don't think so

[@monsterjazzlicks]

@@JacoPastoriusArchive I mean just the tune and chords? Thanks!

[@musicuniverse1986]

Not to my knowledge.