Anthony Jackson?

[jerry]

Originally Posted by rulyøngo

I forgot his cd's with Roland Vazquez... good stuff!!! he has a short but sweet solo on the "FURTHER DANCE" cd.

I have a bunch of Roland's work going back to vinyl and he had Ken Wild on bass. All great stuff, but tonight I broke out the Further Dance CD.....awesome stuff! Plus it was recorded direct to 2-trk, excellent sound!

[rulyøngo]

i have also been listening to that cd these days, I just love AJ's use of the volume pedal...

[hands5]

All I can say is that if you ever get a chance to see him, by all means DO IT !. I've had a chance to go see him a few times and the intensity and conviction he plays with will make you curl up in a ball,because his notes just explodes of the neck.

[Blackbird]

Live in Tokyo by Michel Petrucciani is a great AJ recording.

And Steve Gadd is on drums. Can't be bad.

[Antman3820]

My brother has a drum instructional video by simon phillips, with AJ on Bass..nuts !!!! I went out an bought Simon Phillips Force Mejure Live , and Symbiosis..check em out !!! His bass sounds nice and tight live....

[jerry]

Originally Posted by Antman3820

My brother has a drum instructional video by simon phillips, with AJ on Bass..nuts !!!! I went out an bought Simon Phillips Force Mejure Live , and Symbiosis..check em out !!! His bass sounds nice and tight live....

I bought Simon's drum video for the very reason it had Anthony Jackson on it. I've done the same for Omar Hakim/ Victor Bailey and the old Steve Gadd one that has Will Lee on it. I'll take those cats anyway I can.

[DaveBeny]

As Jim mentioned, there's a bootleg around of Steve Khan, AJ and Dennis Chambers 'Live in Koln' from a few years back. Some of my favourite AJ playing on it. Khan is a guitarist who knows how to leave space for a bassist.

[DaveBeny]

VIDEO: Michel Petrucciani, Anthony Jackson and Steve Gadd:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=-j8Ch5lU5dw

[JimK]

Originally Posted by David Benyahia

As Jim mentioned, there's a bootleg around of Steve Khan, AJ and Dennis Chambers 'Live in Koln' from a few years back. Some of my favourite AJ playing on it. Khan is a guitarist who knows how to leave space for a bassist.

I learned the power of the Internet very fast.
I first got online in '98(at work)...I went onto some Jazz BB blabbing about how great Live in Koln was & soon after received an e-mail from Steve Khan, ya know, wanting to know where I picked up this 3-disc set. Gulp.

I love Khan's guitar playing...he's able to leave a lotta room for the bassist because of his voicings(his "Chord Khancepts")...Khan eschews use the "E" or "A" for chords, as a result, the chords are slightly ambiguous & airy. The bassist's note choice carries a lotta weight.

On the otherhand, I usually get stuck with the boneheads that like playing everything in Root position.

[jerry]

Hey Jim, where did you get that three disc set?

[ras1983]

i've only heard AJ on the Lee Ritenour specials aired on the ovation channel from time to time.

one word:

AMAZING.

he was playing his 6 string fodera, and also seemed to have a midi type thing which sounded like a pan-style flute thingy. very cool. also, he loved to use palm muting which sounded perfect. very cool. did i mention his playing was very cool?

[Yvon]

for a great anthony jackson solo and performance check him out on calle 54
Here's the video of it:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=G0R7ZAGb6...ichel%20camilo


Edit: I just watched the video and it cut before AJ solo!