@DeeCee I think that refrain you refer to came not from a doorbell, but the peals of church bells, from a long time ago. The doorbell is just a cheap imitation.
Jaco Pastorious at his best...with that big fat sound.. poppin that fretless bass! A great Wayne Shorter composition...what else would you expect...they'll never be another Wayne!
This track is all about the bass line. There's your sick boy. The melody on top is cool and clicks right along, this band was so tight. But, you have to at least grant the notion that the refrain is copped from a doorbell. Peace.
im just getting into weather report. I love this one and Herandu and a few others. Can someone tell what they think should be the first album i should get?
@roscoegino to be honest miles band started a lot of good shit. if you think about it the four best keyboardists came out of that band and made some of the best music ever: herbie hancock, joe zawinul, keith jarrett, chick corea. n all of them played on "in a silent way" (except jarrett)
oh HELL no!!!!!!!!...This jaw-dropping musical performance does NOT end like this on the original vinyl. This ending is AWFUL!!!! I would love to slap the taste out of the mouth of the record company exec who approved this!!! On the original "HEAVY WEATHER, this song simply fades out with Zawinul still soloing his ass off. This is a not PALLADIUM as it was originally recorded.
any time i read the word 'palladium' in a magazine or book or hear the word spoken on tv, this song immediately starts playing in my head.. its like this song has totally redefined the word for me..
. . . the very best of jazz and electric fused together. . . always makes me feel good when my life is not going my way. . . GOD BLESS WEATHER REPORT!!!!
Fusion without a guitar, imagine that! Always wondered if Dave Weckl was thinking "Weather Report" when he dropped the guitar from his band. This has to be one of the top 10 jazz albums of all time. These guys (and Chick Corea) were ahead of their time.
this 1 dislike vote is beyond a fukin bieber fan, a high school bad music fan as well, he thinks listening powerful wayne shorter sax and says: I dont like timbre saxophone!!! poor asshole
Play that shit Wayne!!!! I was given my first Weather Report album when I was in Junior High @ 13 yrs old and I never looked back! That was in 1973! The kids in my school thought I was crazy! They were like, “what are you listening to?” I told them to open their minds and get an education! Ha! I was lucky enough to see them at the Hollywood Bowl back in the day! They were awesome! Miss you Joe & Jaco!
Can you imagine being a teenager just starting to feel good about his bass playing then this Jaco guy comes along rapes the very concept of the bass and changes the sound and approach forever. Now it's all Victor and Victor.
OK...Palladium was Dance Club...very good size...where most of the Latin musicians in NY were hanging and Playing and also the jazz Players came to Check on Machito, Tito P and Tito R. of copurse many other bands...that is why Wayne wrote this tune in tribute to Palladium dance club in the 50 and 60' and this tune was recorded on 1976 it came out in 1977...cool.-aa.
I hear Ravel, Stravinsky, Jossu n Dour, Jobim, Irakere and great others sitting n smiling happy in een beautiful painted Merry Go around. To me this is the greatest music that ever was performed. Incredible strong, very artistic, wonderful, attractive and swinging too. Weather report is a comet that shines by now in other places in space, far away.
@ronaldsnijders U are too true! You hear Irakere here? Then I ask for your help. Once I was taken to a spot in the mountains of Pinar del Rio province Cuba to hear 5 man orchestra playing with hand made wood(bamboo?) organs...want to go back but know it's out of this dimension now. I ask you now for all us, draw us a map to that place you describe so well. Dark times here on earth...show us where Jaco lives on please!
To those who don't know Jazz music or Weather Report for that matter Wayne Shorter is an underrated musician living in the shadows of more notable stars. But the truth is he's one of the greatest jazz saxophonist and composers of his generation. His compositions with Weather Report: most notably Mysterious Traveler, Elegant People, and Lusitanos are some of their greatest music. His compositions with Miles Davis are some of his best ever, and he has 4 Grammys with the The Wayne Shorter Quartet.
@roscoegino Good call! Firstly, it's just a bad name for a tune. But, it was certainly an ode to the classic NY jazz club; harking back to Wayne's bebop roots.
@roscoegino Actually it was the 50's and 60's, but yes, that's the general idea. Latin jazz club that Wayne Shorter (composer of this song) and Joe Zawinul (keyboardist) undoubtedly played at many times while with Miles Davis' band.
Simply awesome !!! When I am driving to work in the AM i turn this way up and it lifts me right up......that and an ice coffee. Jaco makes me sit up and bounce my head.
To all the Weather Report fans out there, this line-up from Heavy Weather is the best to me!! Joe, Wayne, Manoldo, Alex and the great Jaco teamed up to make this super classic album and one of my favorites of all time!! Thank you!!!
Jaco is aweome but if you want to hear incredible talent, check out my nephew Nelson Bustamonte III. He first picked up a bass only yesterday and is already jamming out to Mary Had a Little Lamb...
@PumpkinPuffer@PumpkinPuffer Hey!!!!...I resemble that remark!!!...uuuh...I mean ..I RESENT that remark!!!...lol... ;-) Hey...for the record...'Most u old enough' jazz heads already know that Kenny GORELICK was a pretty decent fusion saxophonist when he was jamming with Jeff Lorber bands back in the 70's.
But of course his commercial success was realized in the watered down, soft-ass "jazz flavored" instrumental music that the CD 101.9 and other stations "popularized" (stuffed down our throat) and labeled as "Smooth Jazz"...cough...gag...what a joke! (which is a smack in the face of Mile's REAL smooth jazz aptly called"Cool Jazz") In any event...thus was born Kenny G. Lets all thank true artists who push envelope of music and create the true improvisational music, like Mr. Shorter.
@keybobrob Yes Kenny Gorelick was very good with Jeff Lorber -- and it's with JLF where he left his best work. G's musicianship went straight to the toilet the moment he went solo. However, his banal style has made him one rich MoFo. This is what happens when you sell your musical soul to the devil (lol).
But of course his commercial success was realized in the watered down, soft-ass "jazz flavored" instrumental music that the CD 101.9 and other stations "popularized" (stuffed down our throat) and labeled as "Smooth Jazz"...cough...gag...what a joke! (which is a smack in the face of Mile's REAL smooth jazz aptly called"Cool Jazz") In any event...thus was born Kenny G. Lets all thank true artists who push envelope of music and create the true improvisational music, like Mr. Shorter.
Wayne Shorter is a real genius, one of the best composer ever, and you guys you add the name of this sax player that I even don't want to name, shame on you !!!
Give some respect to Mr Shorter, we're not talking about sales here, we talk about music, and it's all about music.
This is one of the funkiest joints I've ever heard in my life. Jaco is making that bass speak a whole new language. Jaco, Alphonso Johnson, Stanley Clark, they are just so innovative. I love this song.
yeah, and that's largely due to wayne not going the pop route (thank you wayne). and also because his name is more synonymous with a band (Miles Davis and WR) than as a solo artist unlike grover washington, jr.
ultimabass: Kenny G is more popular than Wayne Shorter because he plays a form of pop. He's in a league with Britney et al. The audience for genuine Jazz is much smaller--especially here in the States. And it's a sad thing. But in the long view of things, Wayne Shorter has something far more valuable than all of Kenny G's tremendous sales: R-E-S-P-E-C-T.
Definitely. Wayne Shorter has more respect from me than Kenny G. I won't say he sucks, but he is by no means anywhere near Shorter's level of playing.
als karizma's cover of this isn't bad. they made it their own, but this ones still beter......exept ofcourse for vinnie colaiuta's always fucking awesome drumming!!!!!!!!
LOL MIKEIN!!!!! the song started and i scrolled down to looka the the comments then i read urs and it made me realise i was swaying heavily left and right without even knowing it!!!!! it was ly explanation as to why the screen was moving......
....And there goes me doing my U.S. History report
Guitar1hero23 3 days ago
This song changed my life. Jaco's playing on this tune is - for me - the best bass playing ever recorded.
OldSage1542 3 weeks ago
@DeeCee I think that refrain you refer to came not from a doorbell, but the peals of church bells, from a long time ago. The doorbell is just a cheap imitation.
funkydrumr51 3 weeks ago
CELPH TITLED-MAD AMMO
fuckthetories 3 weeks ago
Jaco Pastorious at his best...with that big fat sound.. poppin that fretless bass! A great Wayne Shorter composition...what else would you expect...they'll never be another Wayne!
timages 1 month ago
I thank my long ago friend and fellow guitarist Colin Butler for enlightening me to the joys of this superb album. Excellent.
johngal56 1 month ago
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BarryBRemix 2 months ago
1:52 Zawinul says "what are you gonna do about it, biotch"
3rdStoneObliterum 3 months ago
Justin Bieber watched this video. Once.
catapei 5 months ago
This track is all about the bass line. There's your sick boy. The melody on top is cool and clicks right along, this band was so tight. But, you have to at least grant the notion that the refrain is copped from a doorbell. Peace.
DeeCee8121 6 months ago
@DeeCee8121 tighter than dress shoes on bigfoot.
roscoegino 6 months ago 2
@DeeCee8121 -as you know the bass runs the show and not the drums contrary to pop-ular belief
noodlesmealey 6 months ago
How's the weather... incredible. How's Kenny G... putrid. Damn I miss Jaco but he passed his story to us.
BUDDHAWELCH 6 months ago
im just getting into weather report. I love this one and Herandu and a few others. Can someone tell what they think should be the first album i should get?
TrevorsaurusRex 7 months ago
@TrevorsaurusRex Heavy Weather.
JamarkusDeburkishaw 7 months ago
@TrevorsaurusRex "Black Market !" if you like it get the two before that one .
JohnJoseph688 6 months ago
@TrevorsaurusRex Heavy Weather, this is their towering achievement. Listen to this masterpiece in order, it will become the soundtrack to your life.
msinorma 5 months ago
@msinorma okay!
TrevorsaurusRex 5 months ago
for me..its the keyboard part that comes in at around 3.58 man that is the sickest baddest meanest most sublime solo ever.
bbqbod 7 months ago
@bbqbod That sealed the deal for me too. Zawinul was a friggin boss, man. After Miles bands,. this was the only monsta jazz band left.
roscoegino 7 months ago
@roscoegino to be honest miles band started a lot of good shit. if you think about it the four best keyboardists came out of that band and made some of the best music ever: herbie hancock, joe zawinul, keith jarrett, chick corea. n all of them played on "in a silent way" (except jarrett)
charliehustlenflow 1 month ago
oh HELL no!!!!!!!!...This jaw-dropping musical performance does NOT end like this on the original vinyl. This ending is AWFUL!!!! I would love to slap the taste out of the mouth of the record company exec who approved this!!! On the original "HEAVY WEATHER, this song simply fades out with Zawinul still soloing his ass off. This is a not PALLADIUM as it was originally recorded.
TheBratsfather 7 months ago
only 1 dislike? ok, I still believe in human being ha
MrDERRISSONISRAEL 7 months ago
MAD AMMO
7LtheDevastator 8 months ago
any time i read the word 'palladium' in a magazine or book or hear the word spoken on tv, this song immediately starts playing in my head.. its like this song has totally redefined the word for me..
zwartepiet412 8 months ago
@zwartepiet412 I'm thinking same thing.....instant electricity from the first note!
jabaltar84 8 months ago
. . . the very best of jazz and electric fused together. . . always makes me feel good when my life is not going my way. . . GOD BLESS WEATHER REPORT!!!!
PunkysDilema1970 9 months ago
Fusion without a guitar, imagine that! Always wondered if Dave Weckl was thinking "Weather Report" when he dropped the guitar from his band. This has to be one of the top 10 jazz albums of all time. These guys (and Chick Corea) were ahead of their time.
mystikrhythms61 9 months ago
Playing this on a fretless bass is orgasmic.
OminoMediocre 9 months ago
It's just not the same to play it on a bass with frets!
I want a fretless!!!
Love it!!!
Atomsoppen95 10 months ago
I have Heavy Weather as my morning alarm !
Beaudereck 10 months ago
this 1 dislike vote is beyond a fukin bieber fan, a high school bad music fan as well, he thinks listening powerful wayne shorter sax and says: I dont like timbre saxophone!!! poor asshole
MrDERRISSONISRAEL 10 months ago 2
Love this.. So glad my dad gave me this album for my 18th birthday 2 years ago:D
cafl 11 months ago 6
@cafl u have an awesome dad.
roscoegino 11 months ago 7
@cafl
Your father is a very wise man!
Musicenthusiasm 10 months ago
@cafl yea the cd was rediculous,still is
feverlead 9 months ago
@DeaconJohn16 1 justin bieber fan disliked this!
morrowray9 11 months ago
Listen to Jaco. Quit your job and just listen to Jaco, you'll be a lot happier.
TadRapidly 11 months ago
Thanks for sharing
PJ92386 1 year ago
@DeaconJohn16 you said it
roscoegino 1 year ago
listen to jaco go at that fretless bass.... he will always amaze me...
ATY9Productions 1 year ago
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bass109 1 year ago
Play that shit Wayne!!!! I was given my first Weather Report album when I was in Junior High @ 13 yrs old and I never looked back! That was in 1973! The kids in my school thought I was crazy! They were like, “what are you listening to?” I told them to open their minds and get an education! Ha! I was lucky enough to see them at the Hollywood Bowl back in the day! They were awesome! Miss you Joe & Jaco!
ladyvaderkmc 1 year ago
OMG I love this piece... and Teen Town and Birdland...
ChelleBelleMaestro 1 year ago 3
Now this is what I call music. Who's with me?
DiegoSita 1 year ago 5
You can call this Mambo @ is best, wayne shorter is the Bomb , what a Sax player,
ferssio 1 year ago
Can you imagine being a teenager just starting to feel good about his bass playing then this Jaco guy comes along rapes the very concept of the bass and changes the sound and approach forever. Now it's all Victor and Victor.
dougcash1 1 year ago
OK...Palladium was Dance Club...very good size...where most of the Latin musicians in NY were hanging and Playing and also the jazz Players came to Check on Machito, Tito P and Tito R. of copurse many other bands...that is why Wayne wrote this tune in tribute to Palladium dance club in the 50 and 60' and this tune was recorded on 1976 it came out in 1977...cool.-aa.
SuperAlexacuna 1 year ago 2
@SuperAlexacuna That's right my man; you nailed it!
JeffreyS821 1 year ago
My first time hearing this song and music from Weather Report. I'm absolutely amazed!!
Instant fan here!
HAZARDOUS88 1 year ago
@HAZARDOUS88 Soak it up man, all of it; it's a beautiful thing.
JeffreyS821 1 year ago
I hear Ravel, Stravinsky, Jossu n Dour, Jobim, Irakere and great others sitting n smiling happy in een beautiful painted Merry Go around. To me this is the greatest music that ever was performed. Incredible strong, very artistic, wonderful, attractive and swinging too. Weather report is a comet that shines by now in other places in space, far away.
ronaldsnijders 1 year ago 3
@ronaldsnijders U are too true! You hear Irakere here? Then I ask for your help. Once I was taken to a spot in the mountains of Pinar del Rio province Cuba to hear 5 man orchestra playing with hand made wood(bamboo?) organs...want to go back but know it's out of this dimension now. I ask you now for all us, draw us a map to that place you describe so well. Dark times here on earth...show us where Jaco lives on please!
BelSuave 1 year ago
Poly-rhythms....
william52648 1 year ago
To those who don't know Jazz music or Weather Report for that matter Wayne Shorter is an underrated musician living in the shadows of more notable stars. But the truth is he's one of the greatest jazz saxophonist and composers of his generation. His compositions with Weather Report: most notably Mysterious Traveler, Elegant People, and Lusitanos are some of their greatest music. His compositions with Miles Davis are some of his best ever, and he has 4 Grammys with the The Wayne Shorter Quartet.
timages13 1 year ago
Why would they name a song after an element? (Palladium is an element used in pollution control fyi.) Pretty funky nonetheless
BassGuitarGuy128 1 year ago
@BassGuitarGuy128 No. Palladium was the a name of a popular NYC jazz club back in the 30s and 40s. It's their dedication to that place.
roscoegino 1 year ago 10
@roscoegino
Okay, so then why would they name a jazz club after an element used in pollution control? hahaha
BassGuitarGuy128 1 year ago
@roscoegino Good call! Firstly, it's just a bad name for a tune. But, it was certainly an ode to the classic NY jazz club; harking back to Wayne's bebop roots.
JeffreyS821 1 year ago
@roscoegino Actually it was the 50's and 60's, but yes, that's the general idea. Latin jazz club that Wayne Shorter (composer of this song) and Joe Zawinul (keyboardist) undoubtedly played at many times while with Miles Davis' band.
JeffreyS821 1 year ago
@roscoegino it was also the name of night club in metairie, la in the 80's
lostheights91 10 months ago
@roscoegino A palladium or palladion was an image of great antiquity on which the safety of a city was said to depend.
hakedunder 10 months ago
@roscoegino A palladium or palladion was an image of great antiquity on which the safety of a city was said to depend.
hakedunder 10 months ago
@BassGuitarGuy128 its an expensive element isnt it,
feverlead 9 months ago
Simply awesome !!! When I am driving to work in the AM i turn this way up and it lifts me right up......that and an ice coffee. Jaco makes me sit up and bounce my head.
Oh and 2:36 is just makes my hair stand up.
marcusdolby1 1 year ago 3
musical orgasm!!!!!!!!
melibass 1 year ago
huaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!! so great!!!!! to start a day with this maximum volume!!!
fabarugiero 1 year ago 3
Sooooo Grooovin
GregMorrowJr 1 year ago 3
heuuuuu!!!!!!!!!
THENAGUAL666 1 year ago
To all the Weather Report fans out there, this line-up from Heavy Weather is the best to me!! Joe, Wayne, Manoldo, Alex and the great Jaco teamed up to make this super classic album and one of my favorites of all time!! Thank you!!!
m7a7b725 1 year ago
@m7a7b725 Yes you are 100% right on the money. A lot of cats have come and gone within the Weather Report but this is truly their best line-up.
phatstevie2 1 year ago
Pure early jazz funk love it back to the 70's
xtorange 1 year ago
This is the s--t!!!!!
I don't care who you are, if you truly love music, this stuff makes you love it even more!
If you don't know that you love music, this will make up your mind for you!
free2bpoppie 1 year ago
Jaco is aweome but if you want to hear incredible talent, check out my nephew Nelson Bustamonte III. He first picked up a bass only yesterday and is already jamming out to Mary Had a Little Lamb...
joeglimmix 2 years ago
Enough talk about Kenny G. Guys who listen and like him , tuck their pee-pee's between their legs and get tingly all over thinking about fabrics.
PumpkinPuffer 2 years ago 19
@PumpkinPuffer HAHA!
RideTheLightning8 2 years ago
@PumpkinPuffer @PumpkinPuffer Hey!!!!...I resemble that remark!!!...uuuh...I mean ..I RESENT that remark!!!...lol... ;-) Hey...for the record...'Most u old enough' jazz heads already know that Kenny GORELICK was a pretty decent fusion saxophonist when he was jamming with Jeff Lorber bands back in the 70's.
keybobrob 1 year ago
But of course his commercial success was realized in the watered down, soft-ass "jazz flavored" instrumental music that the CD 101.9 and other stations "popularized" (stuffed down our throat) and labeled as "Smooth Jazz"...cough...gag...what a joke! (which is a smack in the face of Mile's REAL smooth jazz aptly called"Cool Jazz") In any event...thus was born Kenny G. Lets all thank true artists who push envelope of music and create the true improvisational music, like Mr. Shorter.
keybobrob 1 year ago
@keybobrob Yes Kenny Gorelick was very good with Jeff Lorber -- and it's with JLF where he left his best work. G's musicianship went straight to the toilet the moment he went solo. However, his banal style has made him one rich MoFo. This is what happens when you sell your musical soul to the devil (lol).
ilovegoodsax 1 year ago
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But of course his commercial success was realized in the watered down, soft-ass "jazz flavored" instrumental music that the CD 101.9 and other stations "popularized" (stuffed down our throat) and labeled as "Smooth Jazz"...cough...gag...what a joke! (which is a smack in the face of Mile's REAL smooth jazz aptly called"Cool Jazz") In any event...thus was born Kenny G. Lets all thank true artists who push envelope of music and create the true improvisational music, like Mr. Shorter.
keybobrob 1 year ago
@PumpkinPuffer Ouch :)
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Wayne Shorter is a real genius, one of the best composer ever, and you guys you add the name of this sax player that I even don't want to name, shame on you !!!
Give some respect to Mr Shorter, we're not talking about sales here, we talk about music, and it's all about music.
Rodgebi 2 years ago 2
@Rodgebi you spelt genius wrong, genius.
ledzeppelin64 2 years ago
shorter is a genius for sure
TheGaetano62 2 years ago
beautiful.. this should have been a premier band in theie era
MrAwilson81 2 years ago
Yes. Truely a legend.
shandobj1 2 years ago
Wayne Shorter, to me, is one of the great Jazz legends--like Miles Davis, John Coltrane, etc.
kearlstig1961 2 years ago 3
This is one of the funkiest joints I've ever heard in my life. Jaco is making that bass speak a whole new language. Jaco, Alphonso Johnson, Stanley Clark, they are just so innovative. I love this song.
nubonyx 2 years ago 3
my personal weather report favourite
dilealv 2 years ago 2
my favorite, too.
kearlstig1961 2 years ago
Shorter
alxgallant 2 years ago
pure genius !
davidjholt68 2 years ago
one of my favorite tune from WR,love that fusion funk mix. very soulful
oceancalls52 2 years ago
wayne shorter the most under rated saxophonist ever. the man gets no credit for his greatness, yet they pour that awful kenny g down our throats.
phatstevie2 2 years ago 25
yeah, and that's largely due to wayne not going the pop route (thank you wayne). and also because his name is more synonymous with a band (Miles Davis and WR) than as a solo artist unlike grover washington, jr.
roscoegino 2 years ago 3
@roscoegino Well, Wayne WROTE man of Miles Davis' classic tunes. He's the greatest post bop jazz composer left alive.
JeffreyS821 1 year ago
@JeffreyS821 That's exactly right, my man. Doesn't get the credit he deserves, 'cause he was always a low-key guy.
JeffreyS821 1 year ago
's cauze Shorter's black, man. Black men get no respect in da States man...
Seriously, though I don't understand why Kenny G is so much more liked. He's allright, but Shorter's way out of Kenny's league.
ultimabass 2 years ago
Kenny can't even tie Wayne shorter's boot strings. LOL Kenny G.....Please.
nubonyx 2 years ago 2
which one, Gorelick or Garrett?
ashdavidtv 2 years ago
When I say "all right", I mean tolerable. I wouldn't buy his CDs or anything. Wayne Shorter? YEAH MAN
ultimabass 2 years ago
ultimabass: Kenny G is more popular than Wayne Shorter because he plays a form of pop. He's in a league with Britney et al. The audience for genuine Jazz is much smaller--especially here in the States. And it's a sad thing. But in the long view of things, Wayne Shorter has something far more valuable than all of Kenny G's tremendous sales: R-E-S-P-E-C-T.
aarfeld 2 years ago
Definitely. Wayne Shorter has more respect from me than Kenny G. I won't say he sucks, but he is by no means anywhere near Shorter's level of playing.
ultimabass 2 years ago
@phatstevie2 you're right. he really got smothered by grover washington's popularity , i think.
roscoegino 9 months ago
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hollalivers 2 years ago
I love this tune!! Sir Pastorius is a GOd!! what else can I say about??
Debbass 2 years ago 3
Better than a God :))
wichitahasfallen 2 years ago
to push555push- thankyou, hon- our shared love of the music makes us all shine- now and maybe "after"?
who knows!
piscean60 2 years ago
our loss, the afterlifes gain-wherever they are you know it's kickin'!!!!
piscean60 2 years ago 2
i like that. that's cool.
push555push 2 years ago
simply magical and timeless
Agoateeman 3 years ago
als karizma's cover of this isn't bad. they made it their own, but this ones still beter......exept ofcourse for vinnie colaiuta's always fucking awesome drumming!!!!!!!!
samm1809 3 years ago
LOL MIKEIN!!!!! the song started and i scrolled down to looka the the comments then i read urs and it made me realise i was swaying heavily left and right without even knowing it!!!!! it was ly explanation as to why the screen was moving......
samm1809 3 years ago
badrena&acuna..kick azz....gotta love it
ButchieJ2008 3 years ago
heavy song..for one of the heaviest bands during the "fusion era..seen em at the stanley theatre in pittsburgh,pa..1974....me thom "T" & "BIG INKY..
ButchieJ2008 3 years ago
Nobody on planet earth hates the percussion on this track (btw Oleg is your new GOD!!!!)
VoteOlegForJesus08 3 years ago
If you can't dance to this tune, you are either: a. crippled b. have two broken legs or c. you're retarded!!!!!
MikeinSanDiego2 3 years ago 4
Works like prozac. Great stuff.
setokiaba1997 3 years ago 4
Yes, the real deal, amen !!!
Joe Zawinul (rip)
Wayne Shorter (composer)
Jaco Pastorius (rip)
Alex Acuna
Manolo Badrena
RESPECT !!!
Rodgebi 3 years ago 4
This is a perfect example of why Wayne Shorter is one of my all time favorite composers! The end vamp F'N KILLS!
drawboom 2 years ago 3
My thoughts are the beginning is what kills, man... then at 0:29 is when Jaco really makes the song sound great!
ultimabass 2 years ago
Yes, sir!! The ending to this joint is so tight!! OMG!!!
cpayton314 2 years ago
great thanks for posting !!!
zeguitarman 3 years ago 2