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Pavel Jakub Ryba.... second Jaco?

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Vysous

Mar 29, 2005
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#1
Hello everybody....
Does anybody know this superb Czech bassist???
I heard he's called The Second Jaco by jazz musicians in United States... I heard his recording with Mike Stern and with some Czech jazzists and he is GREAT! I have to agree with that "second Jaco".... it's pretty amazing what can this man play!
He's just fretless DEMON!
And btw... he's Warwick signature bassist....
Has anybody heard some his recordings?
 
#4
Damn I hate to post a comment like this, but I feel like I should.

No! I don't like his playing, nor am I impressed with it. I think what bothers me is that his playing feels very dispersed, like there isn't a good time sense or role of bassplayer being played. Or maybe its his tone which I don't like. :hiding:

A great thing about Jaco is that he could lay down a fat groove, without overplaying.

IMO Richard Bona was the next Jaco. Now he's just 'Richard Bona' and has earned that :smug:
 
#5
I listened to tracks 3 and 7 and didn't really hear anything that especially caught my ear, let alone anything comparable to Jaco. It's solid playing in it's own right though. I don't like the overall arrangement on the songs I've heard either -- definitely not something you'd catch in my CD player. He also plays the riff to The Chicken and... well, that's not easily pulled off. Thumbs sideways!
 
#6
Lorenzini said:
Damn I hate to post a comment like this, but I feel like I should.

No! I don't like his playing, nor am I impressed with it. I think what bothers me is that his playing feels very dispersed, like there isn't a good time sense or role of bassplayer being played. Or maybe its his tone which I don't like. :hiding:

A great thing about Jaco is that he could lay down a fat groove, without overplaying.

IMO Richard Bona was the next Jaco. Now he's just 'Richard Bona' and has earned that :smug:
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Amen to that !!
 
#7
i have this friend who has this jaco-vibe/look , and really plays like him, my bass teacher was really impresed with this guy, he even have double jointed thumbs.. the thing is that he left the music school because he wanted to study anthropology (uh?) well, his mind is kind of problematic, so he have done lots of weird stuff lately... another jaco factor? who knows

by the way i really didn't liked the bassist above, but hey he might do something better in the future.

i do prefer richard bona thought, but i'm not gonna consider him a next jaco, he is a cool himself on his own.
 
#9
I dont think there can ever be a second jaco. Jaco was a innovator that is what made Jaco, Jaco. Few modern bassists are as innovative as Jaco many might be able to play chops to match and pass Jaco's playing ability but i don't think that is what was great about Jaco. Sure he had the chops but it was the music as a whole that IS Jaco.

This guy isn't bad he can play but not anything i really like.
 
#13
Ok, ok
I never said I think he's second Jaco...
I just heard it.....
I know there was, is and will be only ONE Jaco....

And I have to be a bit patriotic, he's from my country.
I just wanted to show him to you....

So, take it easy, listen to jazz, make love, eat chinafood.....
 

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