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5 de ene. de 2023 · Jaco Pastorius Exercise 1 | Root Position Triads on Bass Guitar - YouTube. Jembass. 4.93K subscribers. Subscribed. 69. 3.8K views 1 year ago #jacopastorius #basstabs #bassguitar....
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In this bass tutorial, learn the main bass guitar techniques that Jaco Pastorius used. These include fast alternate plucking, raking, rolling, hand shifts, g...
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- Dan Hawkins Bass Lessons
- 1966 Fender Jazz Bass
- 1962 Fender Jazz Bass – ‘The Bass of Doom’
- 1960 Fender Jazz Bass – Fretted
- 1963 Fender Jazz/Precision Bass
- 1960s Fender Jazz Bass – The ‘Hiroshima Bass’
- Breslin 5 String Acoustic
- Acoustic 360-361Pp Combo Amp
- MXR Rackmount Digital Delay
After his double bass became warped from the humidity of his home state of Florida, a 15-year-old Pastorius saved up for months to afford a brand new 1966 fretted Fender Jazz Bass, complete with block inlays and a bound fretboard. This bass remained Pastorius’ number one bass throughout his adolescence, playing it throughout his tenures with early ...
Renowned as being one of the most famous basses in the world, the story being Pastorius’ number one instrument is almost as complex and mysterious as Pastorius himself. Hailing from 1962, the Sunburst Bass of Doom was supposedly de-fretted by Pastorius with a butter knife upon purchasing it for $90 in the early ’70s, filling the fret slots with pla...
Acting as his main fretted bass throughout his early career, this 1960 two-tone sunburst Jazz Bass was particularly favoured by Pastorius while touring with Joni Mitchell, and can be heard prominently on her album Shadows of Light. Jaco notably removed the pickguard from the instrument, which he supposedly believed assisted in creating its particua...
In the early ’80s, Jaco starred in an instructional video titled Modern Electric Bass, playing a hybrid Jazz/Precision bass throughout the film. This bass features a ’70s Precision Bass neck with a maple fretboard bolted onto the body of a Sunburst Jazz body, and was later sold to a collector with both the original neck and its ’70s P-Bass replacem...
With a character as eccentric as Pastorius, you’re always bound to have some pretty bizzare instrument stories, but this one might just top the charts. While touring in Japan in 1982 in support of his LP Word Of Mouth, Pastorius apparently hurtled this instrument into the depths of Hiroshima Bay—apparently, he didn’t like it that much. Ibanez Guita...
Co-designed by luthier Larry Breslin and Pastorius in 1974, this fretless acoustic bass featured an additional high C string, and boasted premium appointments such as a Brazilian rosewood fretboard with maple veneer fret-markers, a spruce top and Brazilian rosewood back and sides. After breaking the headstock, Pastorius took the instrument to his l...
After playing through a 200 watt Sunn rig as a teenager, Pastorius quickly converted to the sheer power of the Acoustic 360-361PP after borrowing one from a friend to play a gig and being blown away by the responsiveness of the amp and its huge 18 inch inverted speaker cabinet. He would go on to play through the amps simultaneously on later tours. ...
Jaco prominently used an MXR rack-mounted delay through one of his amps while the other remained dry, resulting in a lush, modulated chorus tone when using short delay times, as well as using its sampling function to loop passages on songs like ‘Slang’. For all things Jaco Pastorius, head here.
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Pastorius played a number of Fender Jazz Basses over the years, but the most famous was a 1962 Jazz Bass that he called the Bass of Doom. When he was 21, Pastorius acquired the bass, which was modified by removing the frets .
18 de ene. de 2019 · In 1976, following Jaco's debut solo album and his first with Weather Report, the bass virtuoso sat down with Tony Bacon to discuss what was behind his artistry.
8 de ene. de 2020 · Jaco Pastorius was, and remains, an awe-inspiring album. With its simple, mesmerizing cover portrait, its fantastic layers of instrumentation and the warm, sweet production oozing from every song, it is a record which all bass players must have.
