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Old 10-16-2005, 06:00 AM
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i recently bought my first jaco album and thought it was good, but i thought jaco was at his best in "Come On, Come Over" when it most resembles funk, which other albums or songs does he play songs which are funky like that?
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"Barbary Coast" from Black Market
"The Chicken" from The 30th Birthday Concert(live)
"Wiggle Waggle" from the Jaco Pastorius Big Band Revisted disc(a Big Band recorded a live arrangement while listening to Jaco's original bassline).
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"I Can Dig It Baby," with Little Beaver.
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Joni Mitchell's "Shadows and LIght " live album has some pretty funky bass lines from Jaco!

The Weather Report "Live and Unreleased" also has some pretty funky tracks - "Teen Town" is much funkier and extended for example...but there are lots of funky tracks!
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Jaco at his best? You mean as a player or as a composer?

Teen Town and Portrait of Tracy are my faves, along with Havona, and Opus Pocus. Punk Jazz deserves a mention also!
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which other albums or songs does he play which are funky like that?
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