The young French virtuoso has the Jazz Bass bug like so many of us!
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Not just a jazz bug... A Jabba bug. Once you play a Jabba it's hard to play any other jazz bass.
So anyone have one of these?
The two Mayones Jabba (overgifted) brothers...
Many (including me) consider Stevie Wonder as the greatest song composer of the last 50 years. I just cannot count the hits he scored, and as you say, many of them fit very well in a jazz band repertoire.I LOVED that clip. They were flying all over that Stevie Wonder song. Wonder's songs are natural standard material for Jazz Musicians in a way that so many rock and roll era songs are not. I am happy they sounded like they were playing Jazzes with both pickups on. I love Jaco tone, but a soloist can be heard with a full throated tone too.
Saw him tonight with Hiromi. Wasn't playing that bass - was playing one that looked like the older Smith style body. Sounded great, and very different trio with him rather than Anthony Jackson.
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I don't speak French, so I don't know what a Mayone Jabba Freud is ... but those guys can play, and I love mayonnaise.
Introvert you mean? Perhaps is a passiveYes, it very shiny![]()