Jaco Pastorius Poster “My name is John Francis Anthony Pastorius III and Iam the greatest electric bass player in the world” JACO – we miss you!! Honestly/Jaco Pastorius Bass Jazzpoint – Recorded March 1986. – Part 1-10 ソロ（ディレイ等を使ったりする場面もあります）。ジャコの演奏を知る上では欠かせないアルバムかもしれないですが、アルバムとして評価をすることとなると．．．。テクニックの解析などが目的で聴かなければ、ちょっと６５分は退屈。原曲も錯綜しているし。調子が良さそうなことは分かります。 www.jazzpoint.de “Jaco Pastorius 1952 – 1987. *Thank you for touching us all with your music… we’ll miss you.” The Life of Jaco Pastorius December 1, 1951: John Francis III born in Norristown, PA, to Jack and Stephanie Pastorius. September 1959: Family moves to Fort Lauderdale, FL. September 1963: Starts playing drums with the Sonics, a local comboband. Summer 1966: Joins Las Olas Brass as a drummer. Summer 1967: Switches to bass guitar. January 1972: Joins Wayne Cochran & the CC Riders Spring 1973: Starts teaching part-time at the University of Miami. Students include Mark Egan, Frank Gravas, and Hiram Bullock. Summer 1974: Records a blues album, Party Down, with Small Beaver, and a jazz album with pianist Paul Bley, guitarist Pat Metheny and drummer Bruce Ditimas. 1975: Records Jaco Pastorius, plays Pat Metheny’s Bright Size Life and two cuts of Weather Report’s Black Market. 1976: Joins Weather Report, plays and co-produces on Heavy Weather. Also appears on Joni Mitchell’s Hejira …
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sorry dudes, it wasn´t bragging at all…
Are we listening to the same here? Because some people are confusing some things here… It has nothing to do with his depression, his drugs- or alcohol abuse peepz…
this man really was the greatest bass player…..
The dude was a manically depressed, too!
this was also at a time when nobody paid attention to the bass. Jaco’s arrogance brought attention to his genius and he was also the first to recognize those players he was influenced by. jaco was a right originator.
get a grip mate! he was only being honest like he used to say `It aint bragging if you can back it up` he backed it up!
ultimabass,
Amen to CaptainObvius77 remark.
He was the greatest electric bass player.
Yeah-obviouvsly so!
But he changed from an anti-alcoholic-person to an alcohol / drug-addicted-person in a small period of time !
He was out of his his mind in his last years and had no proper medical/psychiatory advisory !!!
Very Sad !!!
Don’t forget he also said “It ain’t braggin’ if you can back it up”
yes. ok.
What’s the solo at 0:41 called? He plays it in alot of his tracks in “Honestly”.
I certainly agree that Jaco was one of the best bassists in the world, but I lost respect for him when I found out he said “…I am the greatest electric bass player in the world”. Pure arrogance…
Yeah, I have this one
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Peace
Really unique. A jazz God.