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Herbie Hancock and Jaco Pastorius 1977
- Thread starter Dr. Cheese
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smack me in da face with that mystic groovehammah!!
Jaco locks in and gets as funky as I have ever heard him around the 32-33 minute mark.
The video info just says it is a recording of a gig at the Ivanhoe Theater in Chicago.
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- May 16, 2009
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I have the CD of this.
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That tour came to our town and I got to see this!
Went with one of the guitarists in the band I was in at the time.
The warm-up band was the Average White Band. A great evening of Funk and Jazz. I’ve got a photo around here somewhere of Jaco with a local bass great Nathanel Phillips of Pleasure, at that concert. In fact you couldn't turn around without bumping into one of our deep bench of local bass greats that evening. This was the first time out of three times I got to see Jaco. Miss that cat
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Yes, that’s making me wiggle.
Hancock is a master of the groove and Jaco finds that gap perfectly.
Hancock is a master of the groove and Jaco finds that gap perfectly.
Dr. C! thanks for share
James Levi was killer on the drums keeping everything locked together
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I always loved Chameleon. This is one of the best versions of Chameleon I've heard. Herbie had played that with many different musicians, but this one stands out
I have the CD of this.
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That tour came to our town and I got to see this!
Went with one of the guitarists in the band I was in at the time.
The warm-up band was the Average White Band. A great evening of Funk and Jazz. I’ve got a photo around here somewhere of Jaco with a local bass great Nathanel Phillips of Pleasure, at that concert. In fact you couldn't turn around without bumping into one of our deep bench of local bass greats that evening. This was the first time out of three times I got to see Jaco. Miss that cat
A tape of Nathaniel Phillips and Jaco, or better yet a film would be something to behold!
That would be cool!
Unfortunately, they were just talking. Nate did drop by my house to try to talk me out of my 62 P bass which I declined to accept but the visit was still worth his while as he has my dad try to teach him Donna Lee while there.
great stuff! WXRT was an excellent FM station back in the day. I grew up in Chicago and once I had my ears open around 11 or 12, I always had XRT and the outstanding WEAW (Triad) on the dial thru my homebuilt Heathkit receiver and JBL speakers. Great days for radio music.
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