Jaco Pastorius feature (with Metallica bassist Robert Trujillo)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ย. 2014
- Metallica bassist Robert Trujillo goes one-on-one with Jon Liebman, founder/creator of ForBassPlayersOnly.com, to discuss Trujillo's documentary film on the life and music of bass legend Jaco Pastorius.
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Trujillo is such a dude. Seems like the most down to Earth of the Metallica lot.
Of course he is...he's the bass player
glad that Robert mentioned the bipolar as this is helpful to bring out challenges that many face, the general public has had little understanding until recently. As well as bringing Jaco's music and playing to a greater audience. I think he did a nice job.
Its nice to know that a "metal" musician knows about Jaco, and hopefully will expose other metal musicians to Jaco. Very cool.
I met Robert way back in the day at the Vex in east LA. My band was opening up, and I had this huge bass rig with an SVT and a Cerwin Vega folded horn kinda thing. Robert showed up without an amp and asked if he could use my rig in his set. If course I said yes. He was this big dude and I was intimidated, but he was super nice and thanked me afterward. I'll never forget it.
Hats off,big time to Robert for making this biopic!!! My favorite Jaco performance was Pat Metheny's first album,with Bob Moses on drums. Of coarse they're all good. Robert Trujillo seams like a pretty cool guy.
+Johnnyhumbkr Bobby Moses! Oh, yeah, baby! I think he made Metheny's first record. Who else could he have gotten for the sessions? Maybe Tony Williams, maybe Jack DeJohnette, but Moses played his time loose, free and was, IMHO, the perfect accompanist for this record. The sounds of his cymbals, their crispness and how he used those sounds are the attraction for this listener and player.
Robert, thank you so much for that Jaco documentary!!! It was pure 🔥
Yes, Robert did a great job for sure. Thanks for weighing, Danny!
Hat's off to Robert Trujillo for bringing arguably the greatest Bass Guitarist ever into the public eye.
He didn't bring him into the public eye. Jaco's been there since the '70's. Get with it.
So looking forward to this film.
Love the shoutout to Science! What a classy guy.
I can't wait for this film!! Thank you guys for telling the world about the incomparable Jaco :-)
Robert seems like a really good person!
I’m not a metal fan. But I think I’ll check some metal music out. Especially Metallic.
Because of Robert.
Yes, Robert’s definitely a good person. You wouldn’t think he’s such a huge jazz fan too! Thanks for the comment, TR. Glad you liked the interview.
Watched it last night, it really is a great film that makes one think about life, the meaning of Art, fame, his musical time frame, and Jaco's life...
Respectfully....
Sad but true - a visceral warning for all. Alcohol, Sex, Drugs, Jazz, the nightlife ain't no good life or Rock and Roll isn't always the best lifestyle choice
That is such an awesomely immature and ignorant thing to say.
CLEARLY you know NOTHING about bipolar disorders or have much
of an understanding of mental health issues. Jaco wasn't"looking for trouble" he was out of control with his condition. I know a bassist
who is an awesome player, as funny as Robin Williams, but if he doesn't get his Lithium he can end up smashing up your studio! He is not "asking for it" HE IS SICK. This guy knows it and deals with it.
Jaco didn't. His genius walked hand in hand with his madness.
That bouncer was twice his size and he needed to pulverize the dude?
For what? to "teach him a lesson"? I hope nobody you love ends up with a psychiatric medical issue and has to deal with somebody like you .
Maybe Bruce Lee's wife said it the best - "I prefer to focus on how he lived." I love Jaco and always will. By all accounts he loved his family and kids?
Robert is so likeable!
Indeed he is! Glad you liked the video, Hank. Thanks for the comment!
Just saw this film, never knew this was out there, great film. it's on netflex
I met him a couple of times and it was pure magical. New York 6th Avenue. 4th Street.
I like the bass from the mic.
More than setting the bar, Jaco actually open the door. Someone said that and it is absolutely correct.
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Danm Robert! u are such a greta guy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
👍 Yep!
Where can i see the documentary?
I find it interesting that Newsted left Metallica due to differences over side projects; older and wiser, they let Rob roll.
Good stuff, Jaco was an intriguing individual as well as one of the best.
+Damian Chapman Metallica has had to grow up the last 15+ years... THEY ALL do other things besides music now... (family life etc) so Robert's entry into the band was well timed and I am betting that he had a little more leeway than Jason might of had as well, considering his level of expertise on his instrument.. Not that Jason was an amateur.. He was/is a badass but he's no Robert Trujillo!!!
Is it the first time this guy used that mic/recorder for an interview? How about a windscreen and lowering the input level Holmes.
Where is this interview and what are those people in the background doing?You guys renting space in a movie agent firm?
Looks like Arie Golds office from the TV show Entourage LOL
It really burns me up when I think about Jaco
Being homeless at the end of his career and
Getting beaten to death by a night club
Bouncer.
That's the music business for you.
When you make them money, they back
You up. When you have problems or need
Help, you are yesterday's news.
Jaco had a rough time all right. Especially near the end. Thanks, Tiger.
@@ForBassPlayersOnly This is personal for me. My brother was an incredible bass player. He was Manic depressant too.
He didn't read music, just listened to any song and had the bass line down in 10 minutes flat.
He played piano and was the lead singer as well. He as about Jaco's age too,
Just an amazing talent with packed shows for over 30 years. Not a song writer though.
The legacy will always be there and that is
something that is priceless,
Has that film ever been released?
Yes, it came out a few years ago. Awesome!
Jaco had Manic depression. That is way above bipolar.
In Mania, the brain runs like a turbo charger.
For Jaco the musician, that meant incredible
Music creations and excess energy...
After that, there's a system crash. He couldn't
Just sleep it off or take medication either.
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ROR!
Kinda looks like the Warwick headquarters in Germany.
You really need to say the ".com"
Metallica always has best basists
Yep. All the way back to Cliff Burton! Thanks, Pablo.
Wait a sec...if you're not a bass player, you can't watch this?
There's jaco then all the other bass players are just second rate
Jaco was stellar player but the songs sucked, jazz sucks who listens to that shit, its like 5 musicians playing different songs at same time terrible
At least most people agree that Jaco was stellar. 😀 Thanks for your honesty, Matty. I hope you enjoyed the interview nonetheless.