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That trio's playing is truly special. You can hear three pieces at the same time.It's been ages since I listened to it, but my recollection is that Albert Mangelsdorff's Trilogue album -- a live trio performance from 1977 with Albert on trombone, Jaco on bass, and Alphonse Mouzon on drums -- has a bunch of swinging, straight-ahead(-ish) walking basslines.
It also has a bunch of crazy angular out playing! Great album iirc.
"Birdland" swung:
Nice!
Meh.
It never really locks in, like, oh, say:
Or this:
Sorry.
STILL not idolizing Pat, or Jaco. Sounds to me like Jaco's spending too much time going "wow, what hip lines I'm playing now!" and not enough time KEEPING time.
I think Jaco was perfectly located in Weather Report. I don't think he was a convincing straightahead player.Why say “sorry” ? If Jaco does not do it for you, listen to players you enjoy.
Fair enough.I think Jaco was perfectly located in Weather Report. I don't think he was a convincing straightahead player.
I saw that concert in 1979!You mean you've never heard the live rendition of Joni Mitchell's Dry Cleaner from Des Moines?
