Weather Report - Boogie Woogie Waltz 1974

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  • @sixstrings1490
    @sixstrings1490 3 года назад +39

    My friends don't understand what I get out of this style of music,
    they don't even understand what I see in the individual talents.
    Hell, I have been a "convert" since the 70's ! 🎵 Awesome Musos

    • @alessandromarchesini9039
      @alessandromarchesini9039 6 месяцев назад +4

      What's the problem guy?
      Change your friends...😊

    • @gabepenn7386
      @gabepenn7386 6 месяцев назад +3

      your friends don't know good musicianship

    • @toonertik
      @toonertik 3 месяца назад

      Convet from the 70's here.. so much I got and still play conga/bongo etc.. this is a groove, you either get it or not.. shouldn't define friendship though.. 🤣

    • @aboveusall22
      @aboveusall22 2 месяца назад

      Your friends aren't as cool and hip as you are.

    • @Anaxagoras-qr5zn
      @Anaxagoras-qr5zn 8 дней назад

      Do you want me to get you a cake or something. Literally no one cares, it doesnt make you special

  • @GradyElla
    @GradyElla 3 года назад +33

    My piano teacher asked me who my favorite pianist was. I told him Joe Zawinul. He looked at me and said in all seriousness, "you know the man is insane right? I smiled and just told him, "call me crazy!" He is the most imaginative player, yet so incredibly disciplined. Actually they all are.

    • @johnk6598
      @johnk6598 7 месяцев назад +1

      Was joe insane? What did teacher even mean?

    • @alessandrorossi9355
      @alessandrorossi9355 7 месяцев назад

      Great!
      .

    • @johncarr4107
      @johncarr4107 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@johnk6598 Teacher was a SQUARE!!!

    • @herpderp3131
      @herpderp3131 5 месяцев назад +2

      And then the piano clapped.

    • @tubytele
      @tubytele 2 месяца назад

      Hilarious!

  • @jonathonbuttery2041
    @jonathonbuttery2041 4 года назад +30

    Love to hear Alphonso Johnson play. Whole band is great of course but he is so great, so musical

  • @maxinemckenzie5765
    @maxinemckenzie5765 4 года назад +66

    It seems to me that, while Alphonso Johnson covered Miroslav's sound, and style somwhat for compositional reasons, he also presaged what Jaco was gonna bring to the Band. Being a young Musician, yet wise enough to integrate his own thing with what had gone before. So right for the changes Joe and Wayne wanted. I love early WR tho it's often overlooked by those who can't see past Jaco. I like the more European Avant Garde thing on the first two Albums very much, and the overlap initiated by the "Sweetnighter" L.P and the live Shows from 1973 (The "Chateuvillon" Bootleg on YT for example).Thanks for the post.

    • @flame-sky7148
      @flame-sky7148 4 года назад +10

      I know, I know, I mean I love Mysterious Traveler and Tales Spinnin as well. Also note not on this performance but Alphonso was also playing fretless in 1975. Now he didn't have Jaco's sound but Alphonso was touring the world setting the stage with some sort of fretless before Jaco to take it over. I also know that Jaco took his frets out in the early 70's as well.

    • @kevinmitchell8650
      @kevinmitchell8650 3 года назад +3

      I got with them with Mysterious Traveler. Great interplay and soundscapes. I like all of their musical adventures.

    • @prestwickpioneer3474
      @prestwickpioneer3474 3 года назад +6

      It’s almost heresy to like the early WR line ups but much as I love the Montreux 76 stuff, I like my WR a bit more mental and ragged. Dom Um Ramao is a legend. He seems quite restrained here.

    • @LetterToVoltaire
      @LetterToVoltaire 2 года назад +7

      @@prestwickpioneer3474 that's interesting to read, I'm not really into the Jaco era. Sweetnighter and Tale Spinnin are my all time favorites.

    • @prestwickpioneer3474
      @prestwickpioneer3474 2 года назад +4

      @@LetterToVoltaire great to hear others are really into the early stuff too. I’m still exploring the Sweetnighter/Tale Spinnin era. I could never get into it before but I know I’ll be more comfortable now. I love the sound of the first two albums. The Jaco era almost seems commercial by comparison.

  • @timages
    @timages 2 года назад +13

    I've never seen Darryl Brown play drums for the band, and I thought I saw every line up WB ever had. As a young teen I saw Chester Thompson, then Aleandro Acuna, Peter Erskine, and finally Omar Hakim all play live. I'd have to say that because of the slow painful demise of fusion music Weather Report's sound got more and more watered down. When Jaco came on the scene their best days were long past them. After reading some of the comments here I agree that Sweetnighter was the band's best effort. A unique and magical mix of ambient celestial sounds, over a mountain of groves punctuated with jazz / blues vamps. It also had a live sound to it, great music for any age.

    • @bluesandmore786
      @bluesandmore786 2 года назад +2

      "When Jaco came on the scene their best days were long past them"? I know we try to be nice here, but that is such utter nonsense. Let's start here. What about the Birdland album do you find inferior? Please be specific.

    • @timages
      @timages 2 года назад +1

      @@bluesandmore786 If you can't recognize the innovative musicality of their earlier albums, ( Sweetnighter, Mysterious Traveler, and the earlier more Avantgarde offerings), compared to heavily commercial sounding pieces like Birdland what would you like me to say!? If you can't hear it, you can't hear it! The band received just one star for the Mr. Gone album from Downbeat magazine. An album that Jaco played, composed, and co-produced. Weather Report went the way of the whole fusion music era, they had a few truly great years of brilliant innovative music, ...all before Jaco, yup.

    • @nickandthecrisis
      @nickandthecrisis 9 месяцев назад

      Who was your favorite drummer for WR? I liked Omar Hakim, but as a Zappa fan I also liked Chester Thompson

    • @jonsmith848
      @jonsmith848 7 месяцев назад +1

      Also Ishmael Wilburn

  • @DojoOfCool
    @DojoOfCool 6 лет назад +39

    I wasn't a big Weather Report fan until I saw this '74 band live. Once you experience their music live you really understand what they are all about.

  • @alessandromarchesini9039
    @alessandromarchesini9039 4 года назад +21

    Joe Zawinul, the supreme alchemist of every
    WR formation

    • @mrp4u
      @mrp4u 4 года назад +2

      FOR FUCKin SURE, Joe was a Modern day Mozart, they were both from the same area, Only 150 yrs apart. IF?? Mozart would have been around in Joe Z's day, this is what he would have played with Joe

  • @BLUTOV
    @BLUTOV 3 года назад +19

    Dom Um Romao.....superlative percussionist.

    • @suonovisione
      @suonovisione Месяц назад +1

      come solo i brasiliani sanno essere

  • @LayalJI407
    @LayalJI407 2 года назад +8

    Shorter and zawinul it is great freedom of music and soul and after 50years since present in my mind

  • @hrresonance
    @hrresonance 6 лет назад +20

    Wow Dom Um Romao on percussion what a band!

  • @odense69
    @odense69 4 года назад +13

    This is outerworldly. Dum Um Raoma was excellent and original, Alphonso Johnson is brilliant and I like tha fact, that he just digs into the groove, and is not as dominant as Pastorious was later. He is still a bass player - and very funky. Daryl Brown is funky as hell, and Zawinul and Shorter are burning - especially Zawinul. He's my all-time favourite on all kinds electric piano. The best ever. And imagine; Weather Report - and a few other fusionbands - emerged out of the Miles Davis bands of 1969-70. But Weather Report was the best by far.

    • @mrp4u
      @mrp4u 4 года назад +5

      I had never seen this version , it is GREAT to see them LIVE 46 yrs ago, JOE Z , what a great player and composer Mozart and JOE on the same level

  • @e-ternell
    @e-ternell 4 года назад +9

    for me Weather Report with this album "Sweetnighter" have invented something like dreamlike funky jazz, with their unique colors
    thank you very much for this very rare and precious footage

  • @MrBongoagogo
    @MrBongoagogo Год назад +9

    Rest in peace wayne shorter sad loss to the jazz world.

  • @manfredrichthofen1142
    @manfredrichthofen1142 6 лет назад +26

    this is not a mainstream ..... this is music

    • @luisosvaldosilva3701
      @luisosvaldosilva3701 2 года назад +1

      sí señorrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr,,,así suena el clima,,,jefe...éxitos.

  • @KrdJz
    @KrdJz 6 лет назад +13

    Sweetnightner did it for me..... 1973, I was 12 years old. I remember joining the COLUMBIA HOUSE record club. I built up my Weather Report collection with my "selection of the month'. Can't remember how I paid for those overpriced records,but somehow I managed it. It sounds even better today....probably because I understand and appreciate even more as an adult.

  • @EuphratTigris
    @EuphratTigris 6 лет назад +18

    For me, this kind of music really becomes alive when you actually SEE these guys performing - it's priceless ... listening to the same performance on an audio recording just would not be the same. Great, great vid indeed. Thanks a lot, Karel!

  • @FCntertainr
    @FCntertainr 5 лет назад +10

    I remember when this album came out I didn't know about fusion and was hoping to get into jazz. I pretended to know more than I did. Some friends played Cucumber Slumber and I loved the groove. This track always was a favorite they way it develops. I bevame a huge fan After Tale Spinning but love these earlier tunes. Live they are amazing more than the recordings. Alphonso is my favorite so is Wayne. Zawinul a ll time favorite. Favorite band the greatest#

  • @maartenkruizenga83
    @maartenkruizenga83 4 года назад +9

    saw them in Amsterdam at the time.........I'm still recovering!!!

    • @bradsillasen1972
      @bradsillasen1972 3 месяца назад

      Saw them in Santa Monica, CA in this iteration also. My favorite concert ever for sure. In fact, this is my fav band of all time at their peak IMO.

  • @michaelredd4642
    @michaelredd4642 7 лет назад +15

    Sweet nighter is the l.p. that got me hooked on weather report

    • @flame-sky7148
      @flame-sky7148 6 лет назад +1

      Michael Redd me too man.

    • @Vektorer
      @Vektorer 5 лет назад

      Make it 3. My uncle gave me his copy saying it was “too far in left field for me”. I was hypnotized by this album and couldn’t stop playing it. 15yrs old getting those synaptic pathways formed by the likes of this album. Thank you Groove Merchant and your little brother, too.

  • @jocknarn3225
    @jocknarn3225 5 лет назад +6

    Freakin’ awesome ... WR was always my favourite (Jazz-fusion) band ... groove, details, soundscapes👍

  • @tomtrana3449
    @tomtrana3449 3 года назад +5

    Percussionist Dom Um Romao was the drummer in der band Sergio Mendes & Brasil 66

  • @j.morrison73
    @j.morrison73 5 лет назад +5

    I love the comments of praise from younger people who were probably just born about this time or some times after the great 'Fusion' era. Not knowing anything about the history of how 'it' all started. But if some of the new fans are reading this, and knowing my album collection would be far too lengthy to mention, here are a mere couple you may want to explore. Quincey Jones/ Body Heat. Ramsey Lewis/ Tequila Mockingbird. Herbie Hancock/ Secrets. Les McCann/ layers. If you just play these, you'll find others similar mentioned. There are quite a few out there, be patient and give them a listen, even if you have to bounce around to skip some songs either too 'slow' or 'radical'. But all these and more have a great contribution to great music. You know the oddest thing of it all, I would have to give Frank Zappa most the credit for the great 'Fusion Era'.

    • @LaurentCarty
      @LaurentCarty 4 года назад +3

      As most critics agree, Miles Davis ignited the spark with his 1967 album Filles de Kilimanjaro and its sequels In A Silent Way and most notably Bitches Brew. This is where it all started. (I was born in 1974, by the way!)

    • @bmuhamad
      @bmuhamad 2 года назад

      @@LaurentCarty I respectfully disagree. I would say, Eddie Harris - The In Sound, with Freedom Jazz Dance, 1965.

  • @c.h.gamble2279
    @c.h.gamble2279 6 лет назад +7

    Brother D. Brown R.I.P. I'll miss you.

  • @johntoonen4828
    @johntoonen4828 3 года назад +1

    I saw them at Kolf Sports Center in Oshkosh Wi 1973 or 1974. I bought the Sweetnighter album shortly after. I have been enjoying their music ever since.

  • @myworms
    @myworms 8 лет назад +51

    This is a gem! Is there more? Sweetnighter is such a brilliant album and I'm so glad to see this with Alphonso on bass.

    • @FreeCorps1984
      @FreeCorps1984 5 лет назад +5

      Yes sir. My favorite lineup during their best period. Loved Alphosno. Wayne and Josef at the height of their super powers too. RIP Josef and Dom um romeo

    • @luke125
      @luke125 3 года назад +1

      I completely agree. Loved Alphonso Johnson.

    • @bradsillasen1972
      @bradsillasen1972 3 года назад +1

      Alphonso is so cool, and, his bass lines are so unique. Great bottom. Can never figure out just what he's doing.

    • @luisosvaldosilva3701
      @luisosvaldosilva3701 2 года назад

      sí señorrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

  • @daetopa3478
    @daetopa3478 4 года назад +9

    Rip Joe 🙏

  • @moukaouame
    @moukaouame 10 месяцев назад +1

    Génialissime Jazz*Rock... Merci....

  • @kingcake54
    @kingcake54 3 года назад +3

    The Alphonso Johnson era still included some Sweetnighter tunes, but oddly the Jaco era never included even tunes like Cucumber Slumber which would have easily been a vehicle for him. It is like the entire previous history of the band was deleted.

  • @jeanperrod2465
    @jeanperrod2465 3 года назад +1

    superb... so smooth, what a cruising wave....thank you!

  • @michaelvaladez6570
    @michaelvaladez6570 2 года назад +3

    A must read for any following Weather Report is Weather Report the history of the band " ELEGANT PEOPLE " By Curt Bianchi..Back Beat books.A most engaging book.!!!!

  • @martinbe5111
    @martinbe5111 4 года назад +5

    0:22 those chords are godlike. Could hear a whole song around that pattern.

  • @MrMrh1958
    @MrMrh1958 5 лет назад +4

    This band always cooks!🔥

  • @mildhenry
    @mildhenry 3 года назад +3

    I've always been a big fan of Weather Report right from their first album but I'm always drawn back to the their earlier recordings my favourites being Sweetnighter and Mysterious Traveler. I think particularly on Sweetnighter there is much more room for interaction with the improvisations and more spontaneous creativity. The later albums although all brilliant started to become more formulaic.

  • @brucestirling8215
    @brucestirling8215 3 года назад +1

    1974, can u believe it? Era of stadium rock and then u have WR pre Jaco...does not get any better than this...

  • @gregoryjohnson4538
    @gregoryjohnson4538 7 лет назад +7

    seen wr in 74 Stanley theatre in pitts pa im tryna remember if this the exact lineup if any pitt wr fans still out there

  • @sherbetdab1200
    @sherbetdab1200 3 года назад +4

    Sweetnighter + microdot = revelation.

  • @williamcharles995
    @williamcharles995 Год назад +2

    Saw them do this one with Miroslav and Eric Gravatt and it was other worldly. I felt myself literally lifting off the floor. Alphonso is a great player, but he plays this one right in time. I challenge someone to Listen to Miroslav on the Sweetnighter record and tell me wtf he is doing. I can’t count it, nor can I predict what he’ll do next, but it’s perfect.

    • @kenmeyer6786
      @kenmeyer6786 9 месяцев назад +1

      It was Miraslov on acoustic bass and Andrew White on electric bass on Sweetnighter.

  • @ksenos69
    @ksenos69 5 лет назад +5

    Our music changes like the weather... said the Austrian. Miles triggered this. They became unique.

  • @quantumhealing341
    @quantumhealing341 3 месяца назад

    Superb music!

  • @brianfinley6798
    @brianfinley6798 6 лет назад +18

    Where was this? I saw them in Minneapolis in October 1974, at a time when I thought REO Speedwagon was highly advanced...I had to rethink my place in the universe after seeing Weather Report.

    • @KarelCuelenaereROIOArchive
      @KarelCuelenaereROIOArchive  6 лет назад +1

      this concert supposedly is from October 10th 1974

    • @shafiyqmuhammad7806
      @shafiyqmuhammad7806 6 лет назад +1

      a place only Weather Report can take you deep

    • @funkbod
      @funkbod 5 лет назад

      @@KarelCuelenaereROIOArchive As it was broadcast by TVE, it was most likely a performance in Spain

    • @sweetnighter
      @sweetnighter 4 года назад +2

      This is from Don Kirschner's Rock Concert

  • @truthinbottle99
    @truthinbottle99 6 лет назад +4

    So, Jerry Brown on drums (from Philly), who never appeared on record did at least get documented with Weather Report in this video.

    • @Riddim4
      @Riddim4 5 лет назад +2

      Not Gerry - Daryl.

  • @brianfinley6798
    @brianfinley6798 6 лет назад +8

    Dom...shakin' those things!

    • @oRuTRa45
      @oRuTRa45 6 лет назад +2

      The jumbo triple ganzá. Those things are serious lol.

    • @WELLBRAN
      @WELLBRAN 5 лет назад +1

      @@oRuTRa45 never seen anyone else use those.

    • @FCntertainr
      @FCntertainr 4 года назад +2

      chocalho or ganza tube shakers

    • @AveryGrimmette
      @AveryGrimmette 4 года назад

      And all this time I thought it was just withdrawal.

  • @woodygould
    @woodygould 2 года назад +1

    Remember, Z’s getting that sound without a synth; he’s getting that sound by feeding Rhodes through a bunch of stomp boxes (fuzz, wah, ring modulator, and echoplex, if my memory from seeing the Columbus Ohio gig with Miroslav a year earlier is correct).

    • @johnayres2303
      @johnayres2303 9 месяцев назад

      Yes it was a great creative time for electric keyboards, the Rhodes and effects, Clavinet, mellotron and the Hammond. Then digital keyboards came along and they lack character.

  • @flame-sky7148
    @flame-sky7148 8 лет назад +6

    Okay, Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 1974!

  • @jerrynelson1929
    @jerrynelson1929 8 лет назад +11

    This IS a gem! Not only Slim Johnson but Dom um Ramo and Joe with no cap 😏- any idea who is playing drums?

    • @tommya
      @tommya 8 лет назад +12

      Jerry Nelson Philly's own Darryl Brown on drums. He toured (but never recorded) with them a short time before Ndugu joined for Talespinnin'.

    • @kevincarey79
      @kevincarey79 9 месяцев назад

      I think Darryl Brown was on one live recording on ‘Mysterious Traveller’ wasn’t he?

  • @manfredrichthofen1142
    @manfredrichthofen1142 6 лет назад +3

    there is nothing better

  • @davidbaise5137
    @davidbaise5137 2 года назад +1

    Ended too early 😢!

  • @AveryGrimmette
    @AveryGrimmette 6 лет назад +4

    Aaahhh, the good ole days with the ARP 2600 (2).

    • @johnayres2303
      @johnayres2303 6 лет назад +2

      Drivethebeat And the Fender Rhodes with wah wah pedal.

  • @broadpath7184
    @broadpath7184 5 месяцев назад

    I have always preferred the 'pre-Jaco' Weather Report. Nothing against Jaco, I just like where the band was in its first five years.

  • @matycee
    @matycee 6 лет назад +4

    whoa...

  • @BlackRootsAcademyOfSoul
    @BlackRootsAcademyOfSoul 2 года назад

    I've seen Basses with P J configuration, but this is the first time I'm seeing a Bass with J P configuration! Wow.

    • @grahambird3257
      @grahambird3257 Год назад

      There’s a Gibson EB3 humbucker near the bridge as well.

  • @johnsilver7466
    @johnsilver7466 7 лет назад +2

    so klasse Musik !!!!!

  • @dariuszfalenta9602
    @dariuszfalenta9602 2 года назад

    Amazing

  • @Vektorer
    @Vektorer 7 лет назад +2

    ...mas...mas...MAS, POR FAVOR!

  • @juicerino
    @juicerino 8 лет назад +2

    whoa yeah!

  • @ae3898
    @ae3898 10 месяцев назад

    I have nothing but love for the pre-Jaco WR in all its different incarnations. The music remains close to the spirit of Miles ‘69. With Jaco, it turns into something essentially different (it simply HAS to with the advent of a giant like him), brilliant in its own way, and long way from “Bitches Brew”. Jaco joining WR is like Hendrix or Coltrane teaming up with Booker T and the MGs.

  • @Jaxpapa1
    @Jaxpapa1 8 лет назад +1

    Crazy, but it's true. It is the truth. Love it real!

  • @bradsillasen1972
    @bradsillasen1972 3 месяца назад +1

    I'm not a musician but to me, the way Alphonso plays bass is so weird I can't quite figure it out. That is one reason he's among my very most favored.

  • @spartacoantonioferrarese453
    @spartacoantonioferrarese453 2 года назад

    Mestre anni 70 A.C. !!!!

  • @nikolaosmosxakis3395
    @nikolaosmosxakis3395 3 года назад +1

    very very well....................................................

  • @DavidHahnMusic
    @DavidHahnMusic Год назад

    What's the Weather Report? HOT...extremely HOT!

  • @miumeu3125
    @miumeu3125 7 лет назад +3

    Really nice version, my only gripe is maybe the drummer could've stayed out of the way a bit more at times. I dunno, maybe it's because the drums are up in the mix.

    • @bholaoates1542
      @bholaoates1542 6 лет назад +4

      Wow, I didn't get that impression at all. Seemed to me like he played it very straight, without any fills -- just keeping time mostly.

    • @Riddim4
      @Riddim4 5 лет назад +3

      He played pocket all the way here and in Austin (1974). I’m not hearing the drums hot in the mix either.

  • @TheSimonemarini
    @TheSimonemarini 2 года назад

    what bass is that? jazz style pickups but weird controls and that switch... LOVE IT!

  • @daniilslesarchuk3878
    @daniilslesarchuk3878 3 года назад +1

    Не знал что Адам Козлевич рубит джаз-рок на пианине. Респект ему и уважуха!

  • @RonCarterBassist
    @RonCarterBassist 7 месяцев назад

    👏🏾👏🏾

  • @zeno6387
    @zeno6387 Год назад

    ❤❤❤

  • @jazzyal5365
    @jazzyal5365 4 года назад +1

    Oh yeah ! Thumbs up guys ;P

  • @forgottengrooves6073
    @forgottengrooves6073 6 лет назад +2

    Any live footage w/either Eric Gravatt, Ishmael Wilburn or Skip Hadden on drums?

  • @williamtilton1652
    @williamtilton1652 2 года назад +1

    atomic energy

  • @milomeliora7271
    @milomeliora7271 5 лет назад +1

    Is joe quoting Pharoah’s Dance in the beginning?

    • @mrp4u
      @mrp4u 4 года назад

      Yes, he wrote that TOO, for Miles Davis , B's Brew, 1970 L.P.

  • @truthinbottle99
    @truthinbottle99 6 лет назад +4

    Sorry, Darryl Brown on drums!

    • @luiszuluaga6575
      @luiszuluaga6575 18 дней назад

      The fact you went to any effort to draw our attention to his name is, in itself important. 😀

  • @bakeone4406
    @bakeone4406 Месяц назад

    Not the best recording quality, but great tune. Loved the Ayers Rock and Nels Cline versions. Getting to hear more Don Um Ramao and Alphonso Johnson here is cool. Johnson auditioned for King Crimson. Suspect he would have been great in that band.

  • @MrWeatherman55
    @MrWeatherman55 6 лет назад +1

    Quando la batteria era suonata dal batterista!

  • @srobg1956
    @srobg1956 Год назад

    Many props to Jaco, but Alphonso Johnson was probably a better fit for Weather Report. Saw this lineup at Saratoga Performing Arts Center and it was magic.

  • @lorenzocalzone5696
    @lorenzocalzone5696 Год назад

    Strepitoso pezzo!

  • @manliomacchia
    @manliomacchia 6 лет назад +1

  • @coisa985
    @coisa985 7 лет назад +1

    santana´s cover is very sick aswell

  • @luisosvaldosilva3701
    @luisosvaldosilva3701 2 года назад

    hola,,CHÉ,me pareca a mí ó estos muchachos son los numero 1,en todo,.,.,.,.,.me parece,vistes.chau,kiss.

  • @MrMrh1958
    @MrMrh1958 5 лет назад +3

    There’s what you call shakers!😂

  • @balloassan
    @balloassan 8 месяцев назад

    Pas de pareil. Uniques en leur genre ces gars-là

  • @ГеоргиКарчин-ч1в
    @ГеоргиКарчин-ч1в 4 года назад

    Would someone tell me what kind of bass guitar is Alfonso Johnson playing here? I have never seen before p bass with one more pick up close to the neck.

    • @ThePhR75
      @ThePhR75 4 года назад

      Looks like a heavily modified Fender Precision. Jazz pickup near the neck and Gibson humbucker near the bridge.

    • @ГеоргиКарчин-ч1в
      @ГеоргиКарчин-ч1в 4 года назад

      @@ThePhR75
      Thank you for your reply!
      I rememmber some Kramer basses which were similar to this one,but they are not the same.Maybe it's custom made for Alfonso Johnson only. You know such a great players can afford to pay for it.

    • @kevinmitchell8650
      @kevinmitchell8650 3 года назад

      Alphonso had a custom fretless made by Charles LoBue. Great thick sound.

  • @fedeigual9111
    @fedeigual9111 5 лет назад

    Geniales, pero falta medio tema, la parte del saxo de shorter, gracias

  • @wallyb55232
    @wallyb55232 4 года назад

    It cuts out before the refrain 😠

  • @luigilamattina-d2y
    @luigilamattina-d2y 6 месяцев назад +1

    C A P O L A V O R O 💙

  • @glenross6952
    @glenross6952 3 года назад

    I WOULD HAVE CALLED THIS TUNE......ODE TO MILES DAVIS....... : )

  • @andresrocco3554
    @andresrocco3554 3 года назад

    its that the famous and original arp2600???

  • @petercorbett3794
    @petercorbett3794 2 года назад

    Look, Weather Report are just a damn good jamming band until Jaco Pastorius joins. Then they start jamming Bach...Alfonso Johnson, I could play him off the park,!

  • @albertmiller3082
    @albertmiller3082 Год назад

    Where is the last half of the song? The signature movement away from this riff? This video phases out before the song hits the groove it ends on… weird. 🤷‍♂️

  • @jiyujizai
    @jiyujizai 4 года назад

    😄🍎🌹🌱💚

  • @lucciolosei9172
    @lucciolosei9172 4 года назад

    2:25 Joe loses the beat,then he was human..

  • @ueoai1126
    @ueoai1126 4 года назад

    あれ、テーマは?

  • @glendenig9962
    @glendenig9962 4 года назад

    I wonder why Miroslav wasn't there?

    • @jaco108
      @jaco108 3 года назад +1

      He was elbowed out because Zawinul wanted someone with more funk. They got that with Alphonso (for a short period). He left to become one of the pre eminent session bassists of all time! And no doubt made a lot more money than WR were offering.

  • @2ndEndingVintage
    @2ndEndingVintage 4 года назад +1

    Crazy drumming by Daryl Brown and Dom Um....cool footage...but I gotta say...some of the live versions of this tune (incl. this one) are just way too up-tempo...and the song loses something when played so fast, honestly....

  • @seanhawley5367
    @seanhawley5367 3 месяца назад

    Totally ridiculous. Blast off from Miles

  • @groovecollectors
    @groovecollectors 7 лет назад +1

    not darryl but gerry brown