Learn this or die: When you are in the evil heart of your addiction, it seems like you can't concentrate creatively on your art. That's a chemical lie of the poison-substance you're taking. It has alienated you from your love, your art. The only way to beat this lie is to lay your art down, go into continual treatment WHILE discontinuing use. This you make a permanence. As you learn about the nature of addiction, you'll relearn true love, hate, and slowly pick your art up along the way.
he quotes a lot of people-Sly, Blind Faith, Hendrix, Buddy Miles Rodgers & Hammerstein, what is amazing is that he is doing all of the effects tweaking by himself onstage. Today everything would be digital and controlled by a technician offstage. genius.
In contemporary rock guitar playing, there have been several fulcrum titans who jettisoned the instrument's style/technique forward with a bounding kick...Chuck Berry; Jimi Hendrix; Eddie Van Halen; SRV; Joe Satriani (among others)....Of course, we are overlooking many: Albert King; Jeff Beck; Clapton. But in the realm of contemporary bass playing, Jaco was also one of those rare titans who forged a new path. Jaco's gravitational influence will ever linger in the bass world. Stanley Clarke 2
@quinnguitar Thank you for saying this. I agree 110% and never get tire of hearing this innovative artist's work, along with all the others you mentioned, current and past. Love the bass and this Jaco was phenomenal!!! Keeping an eye on young Tal Wilkenfield as well and hoping for greatness from her!
im pretty sure this guy was able to piss because he had a FREE dick and liberty of mouvement of his body to piss and do the groove. he also must have met a good sucker
Probably the best solo ever. I've read this a thousand times in a thousand crappy vids on YouTube. But I'm pretty god damn sure about this one. Anyone with me?
Jaco Pastorius - æðsti lávarður lágtíðninnar - hér í banastuði í heimahögum forfeðranna í Þýskalandi en ættir hans lágu einnig til Svíþjóðar, Finnlands og Írlands.
Fæddur 1951 og dáinn 1987. Sannur snillingur og mestur áhrifamaður allra tíma í bandalausum rafbassaleik.
This is the once-in-a-lifetime type of sheer transcendent musical ingenuity that makes my testicles drop another 3 ft. I like watching Billy Sheehan shred on his Yamaha in a flurry of high velocity acrobatics, but somehow come across as less impressed with that when I listen to what Jaco had to say through HIS four strings. There will never be another Jaco, and his brief time on spaceship earth was a blessing for all of musicianship, and the electric bass especially.
That guy from the audience screaming at the end is hilarious, ha ha... It's sheer, uncontained joy. Like he just came face to face with the Messiah...
@Carehuea: sorry. I don't find the guy hilarious at all. Those "Hee-haw" as if he was in a WIld West Saloon or something are really annoying. I can't stand those guys who try to be "cool" and desperately want to be heard from the band.
I always wondered if a tuned guitar was discovered on a deserted island be a human being who had never met another human being, or taught to play guitar, what would it feel like to share their musical experience? But I forgot about the unlimited supply of guitar strings or a protective guitar case. And I did not include the people reading this shaking their heads. Anyhow my point is that I imagine the new discovery effect when I play my guitar. :)
Playing in the 70,s, Jaco is cited as having invented the Fretless Bass when he filed off the frets on a Fender Precision 4 string so he could slide it like a double bass.
did you ever play a natural harmonic out of tune when your string was tuned? (except for the ones that actually ARE out of tune ;) ) that's not a matter of frets but of string subdivision...
don't get me wrong, i ABSOLUTELY LOVE Jaco Pastorius, but he surely wasn't the first musician to use harmonics... listen to some Django Reinhardt recordings for example. And i'm sure that Django Reinhardt wasn't the first one either...
of course, finding the harmonics is more difficult if you have a (fretless) fretboard without any markings, but once your fingers knoow where to find the harmonics, it's just the same thing as on a fretted instrument...
Pastorius said that he discovered the harmonics from the classical music. Listen the "Campanella" by Paganini or the "Doublebass concerto" by Dragonetti.
i am aware he was at his lowest when he was killed but he had a mental disorder which was compounded by drugs & alcohol. give him the compassion & respect he deserves.
Yeah you should do your homework, Drackula actually knows something. Besides, I think by his first comment he was only joking around, after all he did say "He's Awesome"
You're BOTH wrong. He was kicked out of the Santana concert for trying to sneak on stage and got beaten to death by a nightclub bouncer when he kicked in a glass door.
gracias a el el bajo es lo q es gracias a el yo soy bajista gracias a el entendi la musica en otra perpectiva gracias jaco gracias por lo q dejaste IN MEMORIAN JACO PASTORIUS 1951- 1987 THE BEST BASSIST OF THE WORLD
He was'nt used to be drunk in "78. He used to do kokain and alkohol later with Weather Report. On this video he was perfectly clear. Actually you can check out the funky moves on the floor.... Its covered with powder.... The original feedback-trick the jump and the balancing is just kewl xDDDD
pero jaco fue el primero en hacer esto con su bajo... sly and the family stone es mas una creacion social su estilo de musica-... ahi esta la creatividad de jhaco
No, but he slapped it pretty hard right near the 12th fret. That is why it is called the "distressed bass". It has taken many spankings in the past and is obvious from any photos of it.
Notice how the Jaco haters don't post crap comments on this video...This is him at his best and it shuts just about everyone who has anything bad to say about him the hell up.
No, don't get me wrong. I love Vic and Stanley just as much as the next guy. What I meant was those idiots that come on here and say "He sucks! Flea is better!" are probably the most ignorant people on earth. The point is, they never say anything bad when Jaco plays like he is possessed such as in this video. It forces you to respect him.
WOOO!!! WOOOOO!!! WOOO!!! WOOOOOO!!! YEAH!!!! (applause!!!) Wow! what a performance. Lol love the guy screaming in the front row hahahaha. I would say something like "jaco kicks ass" but...that's really a given.
When music scholars talk or write about the great musicians of the 20th century they had better include people like Art Tatum, Bird and Diz, Coleman Hawkins, Trane... and Jaco.
Smoking hot clip. Jaco the performer. Made some nice money for Weather Report and it looks like he earned it here. Real magnetic performer. A lot of the other clips I've seen with Weather Report have a kind of sterile qualiyy to them. The music's rocking but there's something getting lost in the translation to video. This video is really clear and there's an immediacy I get from that clip. Jaco the rock star.
Pastorius was the Hendrix of the bass guitar.
MoreGarbage 1 month ago 4
What can you possibly say about that?
modelleg 1 month ago
This clip was so good I tried to melt it in a spoon, suck it up in a needle, and inject it into my arm.
OpiumKoolaid 3 months ago
thumps up if 28 september it's your birthday and you search it here on youtube!
TheDegracado 4 months ago
Sou muito fã desse kara!!!
paulo13298 4 months ago
Learn this or die: When you are in the evil heart of your addiction, it seems like you can't concentrate creatively on your art. That's a chemical lie of the poison-substance you're taking. It has alienated you from your love, your art. The only way to beat this lie is to lay your art down, go into continual treatment WHILE discontinuing use. This you make a permanence. As you learn about the nature of addiction, you'll relearn true love, hate, and slowly pick your art up along the way.
Ariel62073 5 months ago
he quotes a lot of people-Sly, Blind Faith, Hendrix, Buddy Miles Rodgers & Hammerstein, what is amazing is that he is doing all of the effects tweaking by himself onstage. Today everything would be digital and controlled by a technician offstage. genius.
pretorious700 5 months ago
Dis my Boy...Jaco was truly the greatest bass player ever...and one of my best friend's too...Go kick the groove & Rock on Bro ! ....RIP.
StingraysElectroGram 7 months ago
Jaco was a genius, Invented the fretless bass.
Weather Report reinvented Jazz.
TheEarthgirl61 8 months ago
In contemporary rock guitar playing, there have been several fulcrum titans who jettisoned the instrument's style/technique forward with a bounding kick...Chuck Berry; Jimi Hendrix; Eddie Van Halen; SRV; Joe Satriani (among others)....Of course, we are overlooking many: Albert King; Jeff Beck; Clapton. But in the realm of contemporary bass playing, Jaco was also one of those rare titans who forged a new path. Jaco's gravitational influence will ever linger in the bass world. Stanley Clarke 2
quinnguitar 1 year ago
@quinnguitar Thank you for saying this. I agree 110% and never get tire of hearing this innovative artist's work, along with all the others you mentioned, current and past. Love the bass and this Jaco was phenomenal!!! Keeping an eye on young Tal Wilkenfield as well and hoping for greatness from her!
SRV4evr 1 year ago
Sheer genius
eccho13 1 year ago
R.I.P. BROTHER
stevek051 1 year ago
im pretty sure this guy was able to piss because he had a FREE dick and liberty of mouvement of his body to piss and do the groove. he also must have met a good sucker
vaxos 1 year ago
piss off ~!! what a monkey !!
cillsurunfil 1 year ago
Probably the best solo ever. I've read this a thousand times in a thousand crappy vids on YouTube. But I'm pretty god damn sure about this one. Anyone with me?
nico1245c 1 year ago
Simplemente unico...
martinfilas 1 year ago
Thanks to Jaco I get any woman I want. I just pull out my huge
**bass**
and turn them on like never before.
eddynaco 1 year ago
He's handling the fretless electric bass guitar like a Real Pro : )
kzbxvz 1 year ago
@kzbxvz "like" a real pro?
danaxandstuff 1 year ago
@danaxandstuff Like Jimi Hendrix :)
kzbxvz 11 months ago
One word - LEGENDARY !!!!!!!!!!!
grigor27 1 year ago
Jaco is to electric bass what Hendrix was to electric guitar. Game changer...
catboyzee 1 year ago
How can you not like Jaco? He's Incredible!!
HasanWarrior 1 year ago
Jaco Pastorius - æðsti lávarður lágtíðninnar - hér í banastuði í heimahögum forfeðranna í Þýskalandi en ættir hans lágu einnig til Svíþjóðar, Finnlands og Írlands.
Fæddur 1951 og dáinn 1987. Sannur snillingur og mestur áhrifamaður allra tíma í bandalausum rafbassaleik.
jakobfm3989 1 year ago
THE GOD DISPLAYS HIS POWERS!!
hecbiz75 1 year ago
2:23 epic!
theMarsFusion 1 year ago
Oh baby you're SWEEEET!
kirk75248 1 year ago
This is the once-in-a-lifetime type of sheer transcendent musical ingenuity that makes my testicles drop another 3 ft. I like watching Billy Sheehan shred on his Yamaha in a flurry of high velocity acrobatics, but somehow come across as less impressed with that when I listen to what Jaco had to say through HIS four strings. There will never be another Jaco, and his brief time on spaceship earth was a blessing for all of musicianship, and the electric bass especially.
MailerDaemon1975 1 year ago 4
How I would like to see him play with Buckethead. I wonder if it would work??? Consider Trio of Doom...too much talent ???
videostan 1 year ago
@videostan yep..i thought the same thing,,, i think they'd play off each other perfect.
Detoxx23 1 year ago
Tal Wikenfeld moves and plays a lot like him
xmas1957 1 year ago
@xmas1957 No one plays ANYTHING like him.
videostan 1 year ago
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@xmas1957 No one plays ANYTHING like him.
videostan 1 year ago
that's just classic and awesome at the same time
lumpycam69 1 year ago
Thats the best! Too much - Jaco ruled the day back then . . .
davidhilton 1 year ago
just beautiful...
PastoriusFender 1 year ago
its settled...now I have to play bass.
SlyMcdoogal 1 year ago
a genius in his context... just like bach or schubert....
Charrua5 1 year ago
OMG. The dude near the front was freaking out. OMG.
videostan 1 year ago
def. some of the best stuff i have ever heard!
therouge313 1 year ago
crazy harmonics!!
cjk9013 1 year ago
I like the grooves he got and thats what makes the bass fun.
jamesBassMan81 1 year ago
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tilerxy 2 years ago
Mad as a Fish and a head full of slamming doors!!!! Sheer Class......Basstastic
mundeville 2 years ago
dancin around on baby powder
aaronamccoy 2 years ago
That guy from the audience screaming at the end is hilarious, ha ha... It's sheer, uncontained joy. Like he just came face to face with the Messiah...
Carehuea 2 years ago 42
@Carehuea Well, I think he just did...
kukenimunnen 1 year ago
@Carehuea With the Messiah himself no, but definately with the Bass Messiah..!
Govios13 1 year ago
@Carehuea For some, that description is not far off...
xchez12345 1 year ago
@xchez12345 god as a living walking bass player
A2KID420 1 year ago
@Carehuea hahahahaha
Detoxx23 1 year ago
@Carehuea Which he did, man. He sure as hell did.
scrambledegg81 1 year ago
@Carehuea: sorry. I don't find the guy hilarious at all. Those "Hee-haw" as if he was in a WIld West Saloon or something are really annoying. I can't stand those guys who try to be "cool" and desperately want to be heard from the band.
jeffbeck70 1 year ago
@Carehuea he did come face to face with the messiah....Jaco
danisnotreal 8 months ago
GENIUS...!!!
JMBELK 2 years ago
jaco Brasil
andres33003 2 years ago
This is the music.
suzusato56 2 years ago
lol sing a simple song
i gues he liked sly stone
IdAnIsS 2 years ago
Did I hear Changes at 1:50?
He loved Jimi, that much is clear...
Jaco was allways one of my all time favourite bass players
saturnative 2 years ago
You gotta wonder how many people in the crowd recognized him playing Jimi.
tatersalad814 1 year ago
wonderfuuuuuulllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
this song is called SLANG, insnt it?
porcuspine 2 years ago
Gotta love the Jaco jigg :-)
Muppio 2 years ago 3
master of the master
vivaelrock34 2 years ago
in deed he was drunk or high, this vid is from his last days before he took the "sewers". i guess al musical geniuses tend to do this: miles, bird...
manuelernestoacebedo 2 years ago
In the beginning I thought this was a drunk woman....lol guess not.
taime89 2 years ago
is this Slang?
bergushempweed 2 years ago
I like watching Jaco move around on stage. Then ending the solo by jumping over his bass LoL...Perfect.
67and68 3 years ago 23
Its PERFECTION
Vaughnrush 2 years ago
@67and68 Jaco didn't jump over his bass, he jumped ON his bass.
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Is this a DVD? how can i get the whole video? does anyone know??? thanks.
jazzeldestripador 3 years ago 2
This is on the Weather Report DVD( and Audio) "Forecast Tomorrow", a FANTASTIC concert-DVD.
Ingvold 3 years ago 2
Thanks!
jazzeldestripador 3 years ago
will u doosh's stop arguing. instead of all just enjoying the music yall gota argue over stupid shit. just enjoy it togethare...
jaco, you da man
chunto231 3 years ago
"by a human being" sorry for my lack of text skill on my previous comment.
standasone37 3 years ago
I always wondered if a tuned guitar was discovered on a deserted island be a human being who had never met another human being, or taught to play guitar, what would it feel like to share their musical experience? But I forgot about the unlimited supply of guitar strings or a protective guitar case. And I did not include the people reading this shaking their heads. Anyhow my point is that I imagine the new discovery effect when I play my guitar. :)
standasone37 3 years ago
Love the hendrix sounding part, and the back and forth with those harmonics.
standasone37 3 years ago
that thing from the begining was just clever
MetallicA83to91 3 years ago
So innovative, pure silky smooth jams with no end... Jaco, you were something.
deweypug 3 years ago
coolest guy ever. genius
slapit5 3 years ago 2
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this dude is ripping off squarepusher
48kbrain 3 years ago
Is that a joke? (response to 48kbrain)
bert1086 2 years ago
Awesome talent!
frankdominick 3 years ago
Jaco played with a group called Weather Report.
Try Google.
Playing in the 70,s, Jaco is cited as having invented the Fretless Bass when he filed off the frets on a Fender Precision 4 string so he could slide it like a double bass.
cyberdude61 3 years ago
don't want to be a smartass, but it was a JAZZ Bass not a Precision Bass.
sorry ;)
beckomat 3 years ago
and he didn't file them off, he ripped them off with pliers and filled in the gaps with marine epoxy
jagbass1016 3 years ago
tageule chui pas con j'ai déja trouvé la tab de guitare mais il fait pas exactement la même chose
yabitru 3 years ago
I want the tab that Jaco plays from 2'00 to 2'36. Where can I find it?
yabitru 3 years ago
i think hes just doing some improv
RattLEHeaD616 3 years ago
its written in the video, idiot, third stone from the sun, jimi hendrix
V1T3K 3 years ago
LOVE YOU FOREVER
Mamasan41 3 years ago
pulling harmonics on a fretless jaco is a LEGEND!!
majikninja219 3 years ago
usually frets don't have any impact on the sound of harmonics. but nevertheless... he's still a legend :D
beckomat 3 years ago
harder to play them in tune and know where they are, especially when you the first to use them
potatomasta 3 years ago
did you ever play a natural harmonic out of tune when your string was tuned? (except for the ones that actually ARE out of tune ;) ) that's not a matter of frets but of string subdivision...
beckomat 3 years ago
don't get me wrong, i ABSOLUTELY LOVE Jaco Pastorius, but he surely wasn't the first musician to use harmonics... listen to some Django Reinhardt recordings for example. And i'm sure that Django Reinhardt wasn't the first one either...
of course, finding the harmonics is more difficult if you have a (fretless) fretboard without any markings, but once your fingers knoow where to find the harmonics, it's just the same thing as on a fretted instrument...
beckomat 3 years ago
Of course he wasn't the first but he kind shed new light on them.
arnbassbaritone 3 years ago
i never denied that ;)
beckomat 3 years ago
Pastorius said that he discovered the harmonics from the classical music. Listen the "Campanella" by Paganini or the "Doublebass concerto" by Dragonetti.
carale91 3 years ago
i am aware he was at his lowest when he was killed but he had a mental disorder which was compounded by drugs & alcohol. give him the compassion & respect he deserves.
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hhahahaaha jaco's such a drunk....hes awesome
Drackula 4 years ago
YOU'RE AN IDIOT!
drumncook 4 years ago
HOW DO U KNOW?
drumncook 4 years ago
dude do u kno anything? jaco died when he was drunk...he died 1987....he died in a bar fight.......
dude u dont even kno shit, next time research before u get all butthurt.
Drackula 3 years ago
Yeah you should do your homework, Drackula actually knows something. Besides, I think by his first comment he was only joking around, after all he did say "He's Awesome"
geetarczar 3 years ago
to say Jaco was just a drunk is what is incorrect. It was not a fight. he was beat to death by a bouncer!!
drumncook 3 years ago
your wrong. he died trying to get into a Santana concert. the used karate on him cuz this fool wouldnt quit
mason510 3 years ago
your wrong, he was thrown out after jumping on stage and came back after hours where the bouncer had his way with him. THAT IS CORRECT!!
drumncook 3 years ago
that sounds correct
mason510 3 years ago
You're BOTH wrong. He was kicked out of the Santana concert for trying to sneak on stage and got beaten to death by a nightclub bouncer when he kicked in a glass door.
plastiquejam 3 years ago
hhahahaaha Drackula such a faggot....hes an idiot
vanderholt2 4 years ago
gracias a el el bajo es lo q es gracias a el yo soy bajista gracias a el entendi la musica en otra perpectiva gracias jaco gracias por lo q dejaste IN MEMORIAN JACO PASTORIUS 1951- 1987 THE BEST BASSIST OF THE WORLD
jaco86 4 years ago
go ahead all you copy cat chumps ,he invented stuff by woodshedding you could not even dream of
chillstem 4 years ago
Gracias Jaco! me enseño a entender la música como tal.
tacuarajazz 4 years ago
me gusta
shredsledhardcore 4 years ago
jaco es el mejor bajista en cuanto a todo ..un verdadero genio
julianleonh 4 years ago
no slang meens just making melody's up over a backing trach and he just improvising lol:d
bassbiglik0 4 years ago
Anyway.. into drugs, depressiv, borderline what ever !!! He's great like many other bipolar and depressive people in History.
clauburee 4 years ago
The Master of the electric bass !
Jaco the Greatest for ever...
glawax 4 years ago
only 53,452 views....the whole world needs to see this
SlyMcdoogal 4 years ago 3
The greatest bass player ever...
LoMerezco 4 years ago
He was'nt used to be drunk in "78. He used to do kokain and alkohol later with Weather Report. On this video he was perfectly clear. Actually you can check out the funky moves on the floor.... Its covered with powder.... The original feedback-trick the jump and the balancing is just kewl xDDDD
vzsozs 4 years ago
I don't think the alcohol and the drugs made any difference because from what I've heard he was a mad or something.
scoutcheie16 4 years ago
yes, he had maniac depression
vzsozs 4 years ago
he was manic depressive and bi polar. the alc and cocaine only made him worse.
amdmusic789 4 years ago
Beautiful ¡¡
tazslingerland 4 years ago
to je bio genije
nadaskicmisa 4 years ago
He is really out of this world.........
Budleyak 4 years ago
hes is amazing but such a drunk its so sad
jacotubes777 4 years ago
yo también lo pongo en el top ten, pero junto a charly parker, chic corea, camaron, beatles,etc. Genio!!
jprazak 4 years ago
Jaco quoted Sing a simple song! by sly & the family stone haaha....good ol Jaco
Drackula 4 years ago
pero jaco fue el primero en hacer esto con su bajo... sly and the family stone es mas una creacion social su estilo de musica-... ahi esta la creatividad de jhaco
cololpda 4 years ago
this is slang the bass solo he came up with when he was with joni mitchell
efelantman715 4 years ago
he was with Joni Mitchelle after the weather report...so it was written BEFORE he joined her.
slotho122 4 years ago
What's amusing is Joe C is playing with a really great fretless bass sound on his synth, it really compliments it.
sergelapelle 4 years ago
did he step on the bass at the end there?
kooljsl 4 years ago
yeah huh
morganlg0492 4 years ago
No, but he slapped it pretty hard right near the 12th fret. That is why it is called the "distressed bass". It has taken many spankings in the past and is obvious from any photos of it.
jaffijoe 4 years ago
Morituri te salutant!!!
kocisko 4 years ago
questo commento mi piace :-)
LoMerezco 4 years ago
avevo scritto sotto il commento di kocisko: "Morituri te salutant!!"
... perché me l'ha messo qua?? boh...
LoMerezco 4 years ago
True Showmanship!
Comuna 4 years ago
Notice how the Jaco haters don't post crap comments on this video...This is him at his best and it shuts just about everyone who has anything bad to say about him the hell up.
Hail the Master. RIP.
mooserack99 4 years ago
It's not Jaco haters. I'd definately put him im my top ten. With Stanley, TLev, Alphonzo, Victor, Marcus, Ron C, Me'shell, Mingus, Phil, Anthony J
why can't we like them all?????????????
spiderbass65 4 years ago
No, don't get me wrong. I love Vic and Stanley just as much as the next guy. What I meant was those idiots that come on here and say "He sucks! Flea is better!" are probably the most ignorant people on earth. The point is, they never say anything bad when Jaco plays like he is possessed such as in this video. It forces you to respect him.
mooserack99 4 years ago
assolutamente uno tra i più grandi di tutti i tempi....e sarà lassù a suonikkiarsela con il vecchio endrix...
valeriox 4 years ago
WOOO!!! WOOOOO!!! WOOO!!! WOOOOOO!!! YEAH!!!! (applause!!!) Wow! what a performance. Lol love the guy screaming in the front row hahahaha. I would say something like "jaco kicks ass" but...that's really a given.
Guitarguy234 4 years ago
Epic! Kudos to you Jassblue the quality is amazing!
PStewart0 4 years ago
no es el mejor bajista del mundo, es EL BAJISTA, no hay otro
dbgdgd 4 years ago
Nice outro!
ackeiswetter 4 years ago
there are a lot of good bass players, but lack personality.......the world more influential player
jesemus33 4 years ago
a master plays a master peace
baddog52 4 years ago
Brings back memories of seeing Jaco play in the Village, the old halcion days. God bless and keep him.
thespa77 4 years ago
When music scholars talk or write about the great musicians of the 20th century they had better include people like Art Tatum, Bird and Diz, Coleman Hawkins, Trane... and Jaco.
Not just the classical folks.
Harmonica Blu
HarmonicaBlu 4 years ago
PAPAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
nititomestrel 4 years ago
es dios
tatoesloquehay 4 years ago
haoy 21 de septiembre hace 20 años qe te transformaste en una leyenda,
tommisaki12 4 years ago
The best.
kukenimunnen 4 years ago
de beste bassist "ever" !!
vfxribatejo 4 years ago
haha
i love that nut-job in the audience who starts yellin like a madman at 4:47
:D
a performance like that though is worthy of such shrieks
thedowntownjunkie 4 years ago 2
i heard jimi hendrix's riff in there....still damn good
chevpowr 4 years ago
jaco, el mas grande sin dudas
tommisaki12 4 years ago
jaco is the man..greatest bassist that ever lived,love all the weather report stuff when he was with them..sadly missed...
tallmusicman 4 years ago
that dance move jaco lays out before starts playing is pretty badass lol
Dawkain 4 years ago
By the way, where's the rest of that show? I'd like to see it.
LodoGrdzak 4 years ago
Smoking hot clip. Jaco the performer. Made some nice money for Weather Report and it looks like he earned it here. Real magnetic performer. A lot of the other clips I've seen with Weather Report have a kind of sterile qualiyy to them. The music's rocking but there's something getting lost in the translation to video. This video is really clear and there's an immediacy I get from that clip. Jaco the rock star.
LodoGrdzak 4 years ago
Is this from the Beacon Theatre (NYC)?
I think so...
tindoor38 4 years ago
he's playing bits from band of gypsys!
OwnedRL 4 years ago
Very true! At about 1:50 he's doing the bass line from "Changes", by Buddy Miles
karrowarro02 4 years ago
This is a great vid of Jaco. He's dancing and playing well. Love this. He was such a dynamic player. So beautiful. I wish he was still around.
barbgerry 4 years ago 2
great
drijfveren 4 years ago
JACO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
DeJaVuDo 4 years ago
I can't watch this without playing
SlyMcdoogal 4 years ago 2
ok, personally i think this is one of the best performances ive seen from Jaco! Amazing!!!!
bassist101maty 4 years ago
jajajajajajaj
sebas1111 4 years ago