Jaco and his slimmed-down version of the big-band tackle the be-bop tune. Peter Erskine-drums, Randy Brecker-tpt, Bob Mintzer-bass clarinet, Don Alias-perc, O. Molineux-steel pans

Tagi : jaco Pastorius jazz fretless bass donna lee randy brecker bob mintzer peter erskine don alias

Fr3eStyle2 napisał :
i dont get charlie parker lol ima bass player and every charlie parker head i have attemped to play was chromatic

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WhiteLightnin3 napisał :
I kno what you mean. My friend is tellin people that bass is better all the time. Hes allowed to say it though, cuz hes really good. He can do this kind of stuff, plus the progressive metal that he plays with his band. and Im personally trying to get going as a bass player. bassists will almost always have jobs, because everyone wants to be the guy out front on guitar. I would rather play bass, because I think it would be more of a challenge.

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fanofthemusic1090 napisał :
What kicks ass is that Jaco's the only string instrument up there, but he makes himself sound like a trumpet or a clarinet.

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Tochudin napisał :
Just amazing! There's where all the simultaneous phrasing of Dream Theater began!

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Killmajoro napisał :
Try Victor Wooten, Marcus Miller, Billy Sheehan, Geddy Lee, and if you are into really heavy prog Dan Briggs of Between the Buried and Me.

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Tasheezi napisał :
Is that Bob Mintzer on the bass clarinet?

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Konrad111111 napisał :
Why should everybody want to do what Jaco did? There are brilliant bass players today as well.

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RobinsonWith napisał :
hell yes

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Hario napisał :
Completely agreed. No bass player today comes close to what Jaco can do.

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Hario napisał :
I wish there were more bass players in the world right now like Jaco. Nowadays no one wants to get stuck playing bass in a band, but if they heard how Jaco plays they hopefully would want to learn how to play.

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