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Jaco Pastorius – Word Of Mouth (1981)

Posted in Music with tags , , , on 23 de junho de 2010 by arsmundi

Jaco Pastorius – Word Of Mouth (1981)

This is a very special momento for me, as I share this album with you. Word Of Mouth is the last full album Jaco recorded before he died in stupid ways in a bar fight with a stupid jerk, still in his 30´s. One can just imagine what he could have done if he had not died so young, because besides his solo projects he already had an intense and solid participation on the Weather Report band.  Actually this is the album through which I was first acquainted with Jaco´s works. Curiously enough, I owned the vinil of the album, but was never able to rehear it since my vinil player broke and I just couldn´t find it in the net, until now! So I´m sharing it with you girls and guys at the exactly same time that I am able to hear it again, after almost 15 years! So put on your best headphones, and enjoy it…

Tracklist:

1. Crisis

2. 3 Views of a Secret

3. Liberty City

4. Chromatic Phantasy (Jaco Pastorius, after Johann Sebastian Bach)

5. Blackbird (Jaco Pastorius, after John Lennon)

6. Word of Mouth

7. John and Mary

The Crew:

Don Alias, Jack DeJohnette, Peter Clark Erskine, Herbert Jeffrey Hancock, Paul Hornmuller, Othello Molineaux, Robert Thomas Jr., Leroy Williams, David Bargeron, Roger Bobo, John Clark, David Duke, Bobby Findley, Chuck Findley, Peter Gordon, Tommy Johnson, William Lane, Charles Loper, Waren Luening, Lew McCreary, Jim Pugh, William Reichenbach, Jeff Reynolds, David Taylor, Brad Warnaar, Snooky Young, Michael Brecker, David Breidenthal, Robert Cowart, Howard Johnson, Hubert Laws, Lorin Levee, Tom Scott, Wayne Shorter, Toots Thielemans, James Walker, David Weiss, George Young, Jim Gilstrap, John Lehman, Edie Lehmann, Myrna Matthews, Marti McCall, Petsye Powell, Alfie Silas, Zedric Turnbough, and others…

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Jaco Pastorius – Jaco Pastorius (1976)

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Jaco Pastorius – Jaco Pastorius (1976) [Original recording reissued, Original recording remastered]

This is a one changing mind record. After hearing Mister Pastorius plays the bass, you will never forget how he does it. He´s one of the first idols I had in my teenager years, more than 25 years ago, and still remains today, after many of them had faded into obscurity during the long and painfull process of maturation. Due to people like him, I started to pay attention more closely to music, to the beautiful and delicate ways it can surprise and marvel us. To an anxious and agitated aborrescent, this is quite an accomplishment. To have a better idea of what Jaco´s style represented, see what Pat Metheny says about him on the booklet of the present album´s reissue:

jaco pastorius may well have been the last jazz musician of the 20th century to have made a major impact on the musical world at large. everywhere you go, sometimes it seems like a dozen times a day, in the most unlikely places you hear jaco’s sound; from the latest tv commercial to bass players of all stripes copping his licks on recordings of all styles, from news broadcasts to famous rock and roll bands, from hip hop samples to personal tribute records, you hear the echoes of that unmistakable sound everywhere.

Tracklist:

01. Donna Lee (C. Parker) – 2:28
02. Come On, Come Over (J. Pastorius, B. Herzog) – 3:52
03. Continuum (J. Pastorius) – 4:33
04. Kuru / Speak Like A Child (J. Pastorius, H. Hancock) – 7:42
05. Portrait Of Tracy (J. Pastorius) – 2:22
06. Opus Pocus (J. Pastorius) – 5:29
07. Okonkole Y Trompa (J. Pastorius, D. Alias) – 4:25
08. (Used To Be A) Cha-cha (J. Pastorius) – 8:57
09. Forgotten Love (J. Pastorius) – 2:14
10. (Used To Be A) Cha-cha (alternate take) (J. Pastorius) – 8:49
11. 6/4 Jam (previously unreleased) (J. Pastorius) – 7:45

The Band:

Jaco Pastorius: electric bass
Herbie Hancock & Alex Darqui: keyboards
Randy Brecker & Ron Tooley: trumpet
Peter Graves: bass trombone
Wayne Shorter: soprano sax
David Sanborn: alto sax
Michael Brecker: tenor sax
Howard Johnson: baritone sax
Lenny White, Narada Michael Walden & Bobby Economou: drums
Don Alias: percussion
Sam Moore & Dave Pratter: vocals
Othello Molineaux & Leroy Williams: steel drums on “Opus Pocus”
Peter Gordon: french horn on “Okonkole Y Trompa”
Hubert Laws: piccolo, flute on “(Used To Be A) Cha-Cha”
+ strings on “Speak Like A Child” & “Forgotten Love”

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