● JACO PASTORIUS Havona 1975 ●
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2011
- my little homage to a rare version of Jaco's composition Havona. This one it was recorded in 1975 earlier than the most famous version of Weather Report's album Heavy Weather. Alex Darqui on piano, Jaco Pastorius fretless jazz bass, and Lenny White on drums. Enjoy
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How many times have I entered "havona" into the search bar hoping that something like this existed, only to be assaulted with horrible cover bands or "bass-lesson" butcherings? The WR version is my fave, but this is absolute historical gold and beautiful in it's own right! Thank you!!!!!! (oh, and very tasty video montage as well)
thank You for the compliment ;-)
Jaco, nobody creative like you...
we will always deeply miss you!
thank you for your everlasting inspiration!
May God bless your soul!
nobody plays like jaco, he had infinite music ideas that he could bring to life on his fretless
Wow this version is amazing Jaco's fretless is fresh and soulful. Jaco all of us down here miss and love you.
Il processo creativo di una stella.. Jaco tale è stato,una stella che continua a brillare di luce propria! Non possiamo non riconoscere che ci manca tanto, tantissimo!!! JACO, TI VOGLIAMO BENE!!!
This Version of Havona is I bit of Heaven on earth, Jaco' s up in heaven with a great bunch of players and our good Lord has the best seat in the House"
I miss JP more than I can express in mere words. I feel a kinship with him and I will be honored to walk with him some day in heaven and tell Jaco just how much we all miss and love him. Oh yea I would ask him if I could play his fretless.
Jaco lives for ever into his music.
Jaco is music
This is one of his most beautiful compositions!
in questa versione è chiara l'unicità e l'importanza di Jaco nella storia della musica moderna....... :°(
Most beautiful version I've head so far! So expressive and deep!
+pietrobarca I suppose Herbie definitively makes a big difference!
lovely! Jaco is wonderful here.
this is such a sweet sweet version of the song
Jaco lives for ever into his music.
Jaco IS music.
Sebastián Duk 11q 11@ni
glad to hear this version, original one1
I have read that Jaco auditioned for the bass chair in Tony William's New Lifetime band. This would have been recorded a little bit after that time. Great version. Thanks for posting!
Ptm que puedo decir......bellas líneas de bajo...Jaco vive!,,,,
As a black man I know that Jaco being Latino definitely was a big part in the flavor of his playing. That being said, he is still my number one favorite bass player ever
Very nice to hear this version, hanks, for posting this
Maestro Jaco! Bravo! I think this was one of the piece's they were considering for Jaco's first release. Sounds like Herbie and Lenny White. What a session and no words to describe Jaco except maybe thank you man! And Happy belated Birthday!
STUPENDO!!! COMPLIMENTI!!!
INCREIBLE , GRACIAS!
Génie artiste inspiration forever respect tks !
Best version I've ever heard. thanks.
You're welcome
Totally inspiring!
Holy crap, can't believe this version exists. I've spent hours listening to WR version. Really like Herbie's voicings here.
it's Alex Darqui on piano : )
interesting recording, if a bit crude and unrehearsed.
zawinul's arrangement of this song, however, and jaco's solo in the other - weather report - edition are simply breathtaking.
Jazzz65, A gold mine of a site, good work!
-Tim - Seattle
thank You Timothy i'm looking for some other rare pearls. beauty must be shared :-)
Um versão rara, nunca poderia imagina White, Hancock e Pastorius e ainda por cima com Havona.
Interesting version of this great piece, (as it would most definitely be with these great musicians on this date). But the slower tempo and the solos, which seem to be searching, aren't near the astounding recording of Havona by Weather Report. Fascinating to see how the lives of these great pieces of music with their different arrangements, different players, and different stages of their development can sound.
very cool . great job on the graphics! . and a great version of Havona I'd never heard . thx! . in fact, it's an "AWESOME" presentation !!!
thanks a bunch my friend ;-)
wonderbar
and, nice graphic presentation:)
Yes!!
Nice!
stra bella!
Thank you for this :) Interesting! nice embryonic version; you can see that the famous version is faithful to the concept but the genius' of Zawinul and Shorter just added that WR flavour. But I must admit that this version is more Jazz, as the WR is more Jazz-Rock, I guess. anyway, thank you!!
Wow!!
and I agree about the the sound his tone it's much fuller warmer
I have yet to hear a ...." Sweeter Sounding Fretless Soloist "!!!! Jaco was to the " Fretless " , what Bruce Lee was & remains to " Martial Arts "!!! Like Bruce told that kid in " Enter The Dragon "......" Don't THINK.....FEEL!!!! " For those of us that remember....!
Yesss! Feel! amen
Holy cow!
Concordo: COSMICO!
very cosmic risonance
they did do overdubbs in the WR version on the solo section.
This is incredibly interesting! What are the details about this recording? Where did this come from? Is this a rehearsal demo? Where was this recorded?
An amazing piece! Is this version available on any official material? And the one from 1974? Many thanks for posting this!!!
Awesome thank you ! was this recorded around the time of JACO'S first solo lp?
How did you get a hold of this? Or was this released on a Herbie album?
I'm totally amazed with this. THANKSA so much for posing. My guess is the drums are played by Bobby Economou, the piano maybe by Alex Darqui and the handdrums and other perc might be the late Don Charles Alias - does any of you cats have any knowledge. This is GREAT MUSIC - thak you so very much!
You're welcome Peter, i know Your love for Jaco
Drums: Lenny White
Where were you able to get this???? Is it on some sort of "Out Takes" release ?
@cnegley3rd 20 years? make that 2000 light years!
Amazon
…"more cowbell"!?!
Thats not Herbie on Rhodes. No way. I know his Rhodes sound and feel and thats 100% not him.
I am absolutely shure - this is NOT Hancock. It's Alex Darqui....
yes Peter ;-)
right!
You read my mind as I was wondering who was on keys
hancock ?
Ce n est pas Herbie ce n est pas du tout son style!
Ce peut être Tony Williams aux Drums?
Drummer is way to busy, rolls like that are for rock!!!!!!
James Steen I’ve passed along your comments to the drummer. He promises to do better in the future. Can you give me some examples of how you think he should sound?
Jaco lives for ever into his music.
Jaco IS music