You can see everything about him from 14.00 on: he starts playing, the he gets all warmed up, then he gets more and more intense, the he keeps playing. That's all there is, basically, he spent his hours playing away. As he puts it, there's no trap: He just played and played and played.
Dude was an ultimate dedicated professional for so long (since his teens). You have to be to get to that level of musicianship. It's a shame he had trouble holding it together after a certain point. If Jazz was still "pop" music during Jaco's reign he would have been so rich it wouldn't have really mattered as much. Even when he started out, he "had" to play R&B/Funk to get a paying gig and "sneak the Jazz in on the side".
Jaco practiced until he completely solved all the technique issues of playing the electric bass guitar, and then could do anything. Just a master musician with his instrument...
I don't know if ur a dad or whatever but my son growing in the early years was so ecstatic to try and speak amd even though we thought him like all other parents we didn't "practice" with him he had an energy to express. And I think jaco had that same energy and as a musician it does make u smile when you break through that wall and you have those " Ah! HA! DAMN IT KIRK IVE GOT IT 😂" Moments and what made him so enjoyable was he expressed even the things people would frown about. But it was his language cheers!
Jaco Pastorius, fue un bajista, compositor, arreglista y productor estadounidense de funk, jazz fusión y jazz. Miembro de Weather Report desde 1976 hasta 1981. Trabajó con Pat Metheny, Herbie Hancock, Joni Mitchell y grabó álbumes como solista y líder de su propio grupo.[1] Su técnica enfatizaba el funk, solos líricos, acordes en el bajo, e innovadores armónicos. Fue incluido en el Down Beat Jazz Hall of Fame en 1988, uno de los siete bajistas más reconocidos (y el único bajista reconocido siendo incluido en este grupo).
Jaco Pastorius, fue un bajista, compositor, arreglista y productor estadounidense de funk, jazz fusión y jazz. Miembro de Weather Report desde 1976 hasta 1981. Trabajó con Pat Metheny, Herbie Hancock, Joni Mitchell y grabó álbumes como solista y líder de su propio grupo.[1] Su técnica enfatizaba el funk, solos líricos, acordes en el bajo, e innovadores armónicos. Fue incluido en el Down Beat Jazz Hall of Fame en 1988, uno de los siete bajistas más reconocidos (y el único bajista reconocido siendo incluido en este grupo).
I had to learn this by ear, I bought the tab book but it wasn't included in it unfortunately and couldn't find tabs for it anywhere, it was definitely worth it though
I don't understand what the problem was, the man is talking and it seems okay that they threw him on the sidelines, that they didn't want to organize any concerts - gigs for him, that he ended up homeless, that such a person has no social assistance or financial support, what was happening there, to whom was bothering JACO
I don't know the answer to this one, and it is indeed a travesty. 🤷♂But clearly he pissed someone off with influence. Maybe somebody out there knows the story?
The issue with Jaco was his mental health really went misunderstood and untreated in his time. They knew what bipolar disorder was then but they didn’t understand it like they do now. It’s a tragedy that he couldn’t get the help he needed. When you throw drugs and alcohol into the mix with that kind of a mental health disorder it can be horrible.
for this interview, the crew had to keep watch on jaco for a week so he wouldn’t get blacked out drunk so he‘d be sober enough to be able to do the interview. jaco was an amazing guy and player but his usage and mental health is what led him to where he was at that time
Jaco Pastorius, fue un bajista, compositor, arreglista y productor estadounidense de funk, jazz fusión y jazz. Miembro de Weather Report desde 1976 hasta 1981. Trabajó con Pat Metheny, Herbie Hancock, Joni Mitchell y grabó álbumes como solista y líder de su propio grupo.[1] Su técnica enfatizaba el funk, solos líricos, acordes en el bajo, e innovadores armónicos. Fue incluido en el Down Beat Jazz Hall of Fame en 1988, uno de los siete bajistas más reconocidos (y el único bajista reconocido siendo incluido en este grupo).
Jacooooooo .... love ya ...... still the greatest .... gimme a gig ... you know what I'm sayin' ?
one of my most favorite music videos
It's also one of my favorite videos, thank you. I also uploaded videos of Chick Corea and Jordan Rudess.
My God what a tragic loss love you joco
Still have this on VHS
You can see everything about him from 14.00 on: he starts playing, the he gets all warmed up, then he gets more and more intense, the he keeps playing. That's all there is, basically, he spent his hours playing away. As he puts it, there's no trap: He just played and played and played.
A great musician and composer Jaco
Jaco Pastorios era um GÊNIO seu legado nunca será esquecido respeito Máximo
Así es totalmente siempre diré lo mismo es un gran músico genio dejo un gran legado 👍 viva la música
na década de 80 na sala de aula isto que ele fez já existia , Foi bom um baixista mas está ultrapassado .
Jaco so good looking
Dude was an ultimate dedicated professional for so long (since his teens). You have to be to get to that level of musicianship. It's a shame he had trouble holding it together after a certain point. If Jazz was still "pop" music during Jaco's reign he would have been so rich it wouldn't have really mattered as much. Even when he started out, he "had" to play R&B/Funk to get a paying gig and "sneak the Jazz in on the side".
Jaco practiced until he completely solved all the technique issues
of playing the electric bass guitar, and then could do anything. Just
a master musician with his instrument...
He is an icon of bass and composition
I don't know if ur a dad or whatever but my son growing in the early years was so ecstatic to try and speak amd even though we thought him like all other parents we didn't "practice" with him he had an energy to express. And I think jaco had that same energy and as a musician it does make u smile when you break through that wall and you have those " Ah! HA! DAMN IT KIRK IVE GOT IT 😂" Moments and what made him so enjoyable was he expressed even the things people would frown about. But it was his language cheers!
Exercise 1 8:43
Exercise 2 11:24
Exercise 3 11:40
Exercise 6 12:15
Exercise 7 12:50
Exercise 8 14:13
Exercise 9 16:11
Exercise 10 17:00
Exercise 11 17:25
Exercise 12 18:10
Exercise 13 18:49
Exercise 14 20:14
Exercise 15 20:39
Exercise 16 21:48
Exercise 17 26:51
Exercise 18 27:52
Exercise 19 29:46
Exercise 20 30:50
Exercise 21 32:31
Exercise 22 34:32
Exercise 23 35:25
Exercise 24 36:53
Exercise 25 38:18
Exercise 26 38:31
Exercise 27 38:50
Exercise 28 39:09
Exercise 29
Thank you so much 🎹
If you want to see Jaco rip some reggae dub it’s at 1:05:00 👍
Jaco Pastorius, fue un bajista, compositor, arreglista y productor estadounidense de funk, jazz fusión y jazz. Miembro de Weather Report desde 1976 hasta 1981. Trabajó con Pat Metheny, Herbie Hancock, Joni Mitchell y grabó álbumes como solista y líder de su propio grupo.[1] Su técnica enfatizaba el funk, solos líricos, acordes en el bajo, e innovadores armónicos. Fue incluido en el Down Beat Jazz Hall of Fame en 1988, uno de los siete bajistas más reconocidos (y el único bajista reconocido siendo incluido en este grupo).
He walks the Blues like no one ... Scofield just as good
El más grande entre los grandes. Un fuera de serie.🎉
Así es totalmente de acuerdo contigo 👌 👍
Is there a book out on these exercises?
I wouldn't know what to tell you, I only had the DVD that I bought years ago and I uploaded it to share.
Yes...and it is still available, with a disc
@bluecrueful how cool fantastic
You can download it free from a few websites
Che basso sta usando nel finale del video ?
1:02:15 this is a form of telepathy ❤
Knows someone what jaco played in the last half of the video for a bass?
Maybe it is a carl thompson bass?
Jaco Pastorius, fue un bajista, compositor, arreglista y productor estadounidense de funk, jazz fusión y jazz. Miembro de Weather Report desde 1976 hasta 1981. Trabajó con Pat Metheny, Herbie Hancock, Joni Mitchell y grabó álbumes como solista y líder de su propio grupo.[1] Su técnica enfatizaba el funk, solos líricos, acordes en el bajo, e innovadores armónicos. Fue incluido en el Down Beat Jazz Hall of Fame en 1988, uno de los siete bajistas más reconocidos (y el único bajista reconocido siendo incluido en este grupo).
That's certainly what it appears to be
1:07:50 Jaco is a fucking rocker
👏👏👏👏👏
And where is the pdf with the exercises?... 🤔
If you Google it you can download it free from a few websites
What are the names of the musician of the last part?
John scofield
Its a jazz bass with a precision neck or a regular jazz bass?
Jazz Bass body with a fretted Precision Bass neck
18:30
16:33
plays naima outta nowhere at 42:00 wtf...
Yes
I had to learn this by ear, I bought the tab book but it wasn't included in it unfortunately and couldn't find tabs for it anywhere, it was definitely worth it though
@loremyster3631 I hope it is very useful, I also uploaded chick corea and Jordan Rudess. @@loremyster3631
Who is the interviewer?
Jerry Jemmott
give me a gig!!!! so sad how they blackballed this legend
a great master bass icon
No one really blackballed him. He kind of black balled himself . His bipolar behaviour was at times just too much for most people
@@sergiupopa2301 and sadly his drug problem
Nah they really didn’t
Crack is a helluva drug
I truly hate this and I love it
He is a great musician, you have to see the positive side.
I don't understand what the problem was, the man is talking and it seems okay that they threw him on the sidelines, that they didn't want to organize any concerts - gigs for him, that he ended up homeless, that such a person has no social assistance or financial support, what was happening there, to whom was bothering JACO
Jaco is a great composer and excellent bassist of all time
I don't know the answer to this one, and it is indeed a travesty. 🤷♂But clearly he pissed someone off with influence.
Maybe somebody out there knows the story?
The issue with Jaco was his mental health really went misunderstood and untreated in his time. They knew what bipolar disorder was then but they didn’t understand it like they do now. It’s a tragedy that he couldn’t get the help he needed. When you throw drugs and alcohol into the mix with that kind of a mental health disorder it can be horrible.
for this interview, the crew had to keep watch on jaco for a week so he wouldn’t get blacked out drunk so he‘d be sober enough to be able to do the interview. jaco was an amazing guy and player but his usage and mental health is what led him to where he was at that time
@Mako_Marshmallow Jaco a great musician and composer this is a great video
left hand
Jaco Pastorius, fue un bajista, compositor, arreglista y productor estadounidense de funk, jazz fusión y jazz. Miembro de Weather Report desde 1976 hasta 1981. Trabajó con Pat Metheny, Herbie Hancock, Joni Mitchell y grabó álbumes como solista y líder de su propio grupo.[1] Su técnica enfatizaba el funk, solos líricos, acordes en el bajo, e innovadores armónicos. Fue incluido en el Down Beat Jazz Hall of Fame en 1988, uno de los siete bajistas más reconocidos (y el único bajista reconocido siendo incluido en este grupo).
Jaco was a musically wealthy
18:48
20:14