Jaco Pastorius Bassline Lesson: Groove in E (HD)
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Didn't know Freddie Krueger played bass. He's looking healthier these days.
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That's my bass!! <3
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@MrSeatibiza09 Idiot.
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@Xylophunk haha! nice
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Too much bending. Nice bass =]
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I have an older version of this bass - never knew the newer one looked so nice
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cheers nice video
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Who is Jacko? LOL
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I'm sorry but the way you said jaco pastorious had me laughing. great bass playing btw. thanks
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how to set EQ bass, mid, treble for Pastorius sound?
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im gonna subscribe to you, check out my jaco lesson
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Not a fretless bass.
MrSeatibiza09 5 months ago
@MrSeatibiza09 It's an Ibanez SR500F. Fretless basses often still have the fret positions marked, as this one does. Also, if you listen you can hear that the tone differs from a fretted bass.
blah148 5 months ago 24
ghost note... Are useless! Maybe are not, but i can't understand them! Could you explain why are important? For rithm?
costa0392 5 months ago
@costa0392 Ghost notes are a rhythmic device that are used all the times in genres like funk and jazz.
For example, slap players like Wooten and Marcus Miller might only use ghost notes in a line simply to act more as a percussion instrument. Likewise, jazz players like Ray Brown and Ron Carter use(d) ghost notes to syncopate their lines to help swing the music.
Jaco used ghost notes here to syncopate the line, as well, which gives the riff a lot of groove.
Jaco's
blah148 5 months ago 4