Looking for DVD's, Videos

[Grant22]

Can you guys recommend any good dvd's or videos with good bass players on them, I am leaning towards blues, funk, jazz and gospel, not looking for instructional stuff, I want concert stuff I just ordered matthew garrison's new dvd.

Grant

[Woodchuck]

Here are some that I have that you may like:
Marcus Miller Live @ Montreaux
Maze Live in New Orleans
Incognito at the Notrh Sea Jazz Festival
Average White Band Live @ Montreaux '77
Brothers Johnson Live in Oakland '79

[Bernie Connors]

Most of Eric Claptons DVD's have Nathan East. Definitely recommend those.

Chick Corea Elektric Band - Live in Montreux and The Hudson Project both have John Patitucci. Once again, highly recommended.

Calle 54 is great. Anthony Jackson appears with Michel Camilo and Horacio "El Negro" Hernandez. Worth the price of the DVD alone is this performance. Alot of other good ones too including the late great Tito Puente.

Lee Ritenour Overtime is good. Very contemporary jazz. Some people dig it, some people don't. But you can't go wrong with Anthony Jackson, Melvin Lee Davis and Dave Carpenter all on the same DVD!

Drummers Collective 25th Anniversary/Bass Day is a must have, IMO. Vic, John Patittuci, Tom Kennedy and Eddie Gomez all on the same DVD? Come on! Plus Dave Weckl, El Negro and Steve Gadd too? This purchase needs no further explanation.

That's a good start.

[JimK]

Originally Posted by Grant22

...I just ordered matthew garrison's new dvd.

More Garrison can be had on Herbie Hancock's Future 2 Future DVD.

[JimK]

Originally Posted by Grant22

I am leaning towards blues, funk, jazz and gospel...

You can almost get all of that on(OK, maybe not so much on the "Gospel")-
Screaming Headless Torsos-Live
Prince-Live At The Alladin, Las Vegas
Steely Dan-Two Against Nature

The Deepest End DVD/cd by Gov't Mule set is also loaded with various Blues, Funk, & Jazz.

For Jazz-
Charles Mingus-Live At Montreux

[gfab333]

Legends live at Montreaux has some great Marcus Miller solos. From a recent concert with Clapton, Sample, Sanborn, Rushen, and Gadd. For some reason many stores file it under Clapton. great mix and video.