Jaco Pastorius - Last Live 1986 (2014) {King Records Japan, KICJ-672}
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© 2014 King Records Japan / Vision Quest Music | KICJ-672
Jazz / Post Bop / Progressive Jazz / Fusion / Bass
2014 Official
Release, only available as an Import. The final concert was recorded in
Dortmund, Germany on December 21, 1986. Available in very limited
quantities. Features the last performance of Jaco Pastorius. Japanese
original release. This live album, recorded in Dortmund, Germany, Dec
12, 1986, is Jaco's memorable last performance in his life. Jaco at the
time was vibrant, good in health, and played well. The recording plan as
The Holy Ghost, power trio with a gutarist and a drummer, was in
progress with MCA Records at the same time. Jaco stated "Although I have
played in many form of bands like Wheather Report, Word of Mough Big
band, sextet, I am now having fun with trio. I expect I can create new
sound with lots more space."
Even though the
deal with MCA did not come to fruition, this precious recording is
filled with the trio sound designed in Jaco's mind. The energetic
performance of this show let you convince that it comes from the
collaboration with the guitarist Bireli Lagrene and the drummer Peter
Rubiku with their musical trust and respect.
The set list has Jaco's signature number "Continuum" as well as Weather
Report's smash hit "Birdland". Bireli's "Berga" gives listners fresh
sound along with interesting arrangement of familiar "Purple Haze
Medley". The standard number "The Days Of Wine And Roses" represents
Jaco's sense of melody and musician ship. |
Personnel:
Jaco Pastorius - electric bass, vocal
Bireli Lagrene - electric guitar
Peter Lubke - drums
tracklist:
01 - Berga
02 - The Days Of Wine And Roses
03 - The Medley,The High And The Mighty, Purple Haze, Changes
04 - Birdland
05 - Continuum
06 - I Shot The Sheriff
07 - Bireli's Improvisation
08 - Fannie Mae
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