John Patitucci interviewed by Pablo Held
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- It was a dream come true to talk with master bassist & composer @johnpatitucciofficial Easy going, inspiring and deep! Plus he played lots of bass, some piano and we went through several of his compositions- as you know, I always hope for these things to happen and John was totally open for it. I think we cover a lot of ground in this conversation, where John generously shares his experiences and insights from his exciting life in music and I'm in total fan-boy mode.
A little side note- of course it’s evident that John is an absolute pro in music, but he was also so well prepared for this interview: he had good mics set up for his voice AND his bass and he came in early (15 minutes before our scheduled time) two make sure everything worked. Can’t ask for more!
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Thank you very much for this. I love John's work and it was so good to hear his stories about Chick and others.
Thank You so much for this wonderful opportunity to hear from one of the true masters of the Bass. John’s humility is profound 🙏🏻
Thank you for sharing & bless John for his time. Enjoyed every minute!
Thank you Simon! Glad you enjoyed it
Great conversation! Thank you, Pablo. It’s great idea to make your guests play the music and not only talk about it. Major enhancement! Greetings from Warsaw👏
Incredible interview! He's so generous with his time and knowledge, and you do a great job as an interviewer!
Whooooo! Thanks for that christmas present, Pablo!
You’re right, it’s the Christmas episode ;-)
Amazing interview! What an absolutely brilliant musician and great guy, to boot!
Loved every minute of this interview. For me , JP was, is and will be the best and most complete bass player.Thank you.
Must have rewatched it like 5 times. Would be great if you could get John on again in the near future. Also, very well conducted interview. You give him room to breathe and you ask questions that actual musicians would like to know. Top notch
5 times!! Wow!! Thank you
Thanks Pablo
Thanks for this!!! one of the best of him!! love it! and love him!
Thanks for checking it out Nicolás!
Thank you both for this conversation🙏
I’m a drummer and (still?) very fascinated by this beautiful conversation about ”the other” elements! 🙏🏻
This is one for the archives. And I want to try building major triads on the dim scale.
another musical life lesson by both of you.... thanks for the festivus gifts!!!!!
This is fantastic! Thanks for sharing all of these great and in depth interviews. Cheers from Montreal! 👍
Thank you Carlos! Hope to return to Montreal sometime soon. It’s been a while!
Why am I this late? A gem, thanks
Thanks for checking out the interview, Frankie!
Very interesting! Thank you both
Awesome! Thank you!!
Thanks for tuning in, Todd!
John is so very generous with his time, continuing a conversation after he's already stated he must go. I will always remember meeting him once after a CCEB Eye of the Beholder era show; such a personable talent who never made me feel beneath him. I feel richer hearing him expand on his theories and playing styles. You were a very considerate interviewer.
Danke Pablo!
JP ist eine wunderbare Persönlichkeit❤
Thnx pablo and thnxx john……🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟👍👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌
Unbelievable interview. So many nuggets to take away from this one. One remark: john’s piano seems to be tuned to 420 Hz, or something did happen to the audio maybe? Thank you Pablo for this outstanding interview!
Hey Julian, ja seltsamerweise macht Zoom diese De-Tuning manchmal im Nachhinein. Als wir gesprochen haben war es in der richtigen Tonart... Ich werd's nächstes Mal checken bevor wir's veröffentlichen.
super interview papi
Danke!!
Dominguinhos! 👏👏👏🇧🇷
John is the bass player that makes me realized there is more to a bass player , the music and the choice of notes and I got to see this musician with magical hands live playing beside the legend Chic Corea RIP… I have fused their playing in my music vocabulary I stole a lot from them lol…
Great conversation. May I suggest ron Carter, Sony Rollins and Wayne shorter. Sorry for proposing... but I learn so much with this talks... and those gentlemen have so much to tell us...greetings
Hey! I'd love to talk to all of them. In fact, I already talked with Wayne- Here it is: pabloheld.com/en/investigates/wayne-shorter
One of the best interviews ever about jazz!! I had lunch with John in 2016. He is the most humble person ever.
Wow thank you Craig
You have a rare talent; you let the interviewee consider their replies and respect that space, very much like a listening accompanist.@@PabloHeldmusic
What is the name of the choro John mentions and plays at 1:30:07? So beautiful.
2:08:20 - 2:12:40
2:06:35
Why john tuned his bass a minor second up?
Somehow that happened through zoom… I think John’s bass was in the right pitch and I heard it in the right pitch when we talked… and then when zoom exported the video something happened to it. Very mysterious
Thanks for response!
can someone list the names of the composers that play in odd meters he mentions here: th-cam.com/video/rqGFTzYv3Mc/w-d-xo.html ? Thanks.
Yet another good interview, but it’s somehow a semitone low. When John gives the examples in C major it comes out in B major. I don’t know how that happened and takes nothing from the interview, but the musical examples a therefor a bit hard to follow/transcribe. Thanx again for your great work Pablo.
Thanks Søren! Yeah, that is quite strange. I’ve heard that this sometimes happens with zoom. I think it was definitely in the right key when we talked… hmmm. I’ll check next time!
I noticed this as well. I was playing along with my bass. I was convinced i was going crazy and my tuner was broken :0
1:24:25
What a great inspiring conversation! Thanks Pablo
Thank you for this interview and deep gratitude for Mr. Pattituci's generosity, even showing us his work in progress (and that the maestro himself can struggle with a difficult piece, and that this is what you need to do to continue to develop as a musician!). Fantastic conversation.
Thanks for the nice feedback, Bill!
JP is so great to listen to and take in what he is saying. Great video!
a free lesson incredible
Great interview
Thank you Jerry!
The real deal.....
I'm still not thru this video but all I can say is its freaking amazing! so much info. You are an excellent interviewer Pablo! Incredible!
Wow thank you Mario!
What a treat! Thank you!
Thanks for watching the interview!
oh wow, almost 3 hours with the best bassist that ever lived (hands down). christmas came early this year