Jaco Pastorius Trio- Live in NY City- Medley (Changes/Purple Haze/Simple Song)

[@matsuihenriques2013]

Hiram Bullock was BADASS ON HIS PLAYING. Only discovered him today. 🧨🧨🧨

[@BastiatHayek]

JACO PASTORIUS (b), Hiram Bullock (voc/g) and Kenwood Dennard (d) in 1985.

[@techmiter6299]

This was recorded on a Sony walkman by the guy listed as the "producer" on the liner notes. That just amazes me. There are lots of recordings out there from this era, many recorded direct from the mixing board, yet these Live in NYC recordings often sound better.

[@brainchildroy1]

I've listened to this since I started playing and it is my favorite jam ever!!!! Studied this so many time......straight kill!!! 💜🤘 Much love

[@ENTEROCTO]

The recording that make me play bass !

[@pajoafonso3490]

Composed By - Hiram Bullock (tracks: 6), Jaco Pastorius (tracks: 3) Drums - Kenwood Dennard (tracks: 3, 4, 8), Steve Ferrone (tracks: 2, 6, 7), Victor Lewis (tracks: 1, 5) Electric Bass - Jaco Pastorius Electric Guitar, Keyboards - Hiram Bullock Engineer - Scott Paul Engineer, Mastered By - Gene Paul Liner Notes - Brian Linse Producer - Neil Weiss Vocals - Hiram Bullock (tracks: 6, 8), Jaco Pastorius (tracks: 1)

[@matthewbuxton4476]

Saw this tour in Columbus, Ohio bout 9 months before he passed! Another influence on my bass 🔊 😎🎸 (Along with Stanley Clark)🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽

[@杉下硝子]

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[@pajoafonso3490]

track 8.

[@treyjerome2699]

who is the drummer here

[@koselise1]

I think it is Kenwood Dennard on drums playing thru the Medley...

[@michelegrassi4385]

@@koselise1 correct :)

[@zizzupolcu]

Is the first song a cover?

[@fabdevil77]

"Changes" is a song by Jimi Hendrix "Purple Haze" also, "Simple Song" was written by Sly & The Family Stone

[@zizzupolcu]

@@fabdevil77 uh thank you brother 😁👍

[@spareroomdemos2006]

Buddy Miles

[@techmiter6299]

@@fabdevil77 Changes is a Buddy Miles tune bro. They're just playing the version he did with Hendrix in Band of Gypsies.

[@johndonaldson2872]

Yeah man, Buddy Miles "Them Changes" and it's on on a Jimi Hendrix album! I am not sure, but I think 🤔 "Band of Gypsies" ?

[@petercorbett3794]

You can see why they just said take the drugs son and disappear, there’s no place for you here. When was the last piece of popular music made? I think about 1982. I can’t remember the last time I saw anyone play the bass guitar. With crazy harmonics. Nobody cares.

[@johndonaldson2872]

You have to care enough to LOOK! y'all got people like Les Claypool! Bootsy ! And ❤️ that lil Aussie chick with Jeff Beck and Warren