The first time I heard electric bass in a jazz context was Jack Bruce's contributions to the early Michael Gibbs albums which were not that different from his playing in Cream, exciting. Steve Swallow, on the other hand, seemed to introduce a more subtle approach ; less energy but more intricate harmonies and chord changes. This interview was another marvellous exploration of the psyche of a great musician.
Wow! Awesome interview you did with this incredible legendary bass guitar player I never heard of till yesterday. Thanks so much for doing it. This is historical
Thanks Pablo. I don’t have an understanding of jazz. I like what I hear or I don’t. But your interviews are fantastic and has helped me appreciate it more. I’m a Bill Frisell fan have been for awhile. When I listen to his talk about music and how humble he is and how he talks about other musicians gave me an even better appreciation for him. Likewise Steve Swallow. You are a wonderful interviewer . Thanks for doing this.
Great interview/chat ! .. And totally inspiring to hear a man that's about to turn 80 yrs old talking about practicing and working on his writing and playing .
John Scofield / Steve Swallow / Adam Nussbaum 's record "Bar Talk" of 1980 is one of the best and most enjoyable jazz records ever made. ruclips.net/video/YUU08IwCYl0/видео.html Thank you Mr. Swallow for all your many great compositions and your vituous play on so many great albums and in so many super concerts.
so wertvoll verbrachte Zeit. danke dafür.
Danke Dir Lars!
First Dave Holland, and then Steve Swallow, although it may be impossible, I humbly request an interview with the legendary Eberhard Weber.
Electric Outlet was the name on the John Scofield recording that Steve Swallow produced.
Terrific questions. It's refreshing to hear interviews about the music instead of the resume. Thank you!
thank you! I saw your Ron Carter Interview yesterday. Congrats on your work!
One of your best, Pablo, what a fascinating person. Thank you for sharing this
Thank you Ivo!
Excellent interview with a true embodiment of a living legend. Steve is my favorite jazz bassist of all time.
Thx Steve!
Yes! Steve is the ever-solid, always-tasteful master of the electric bass.
Thanks for uploading this interview Pablo! I'm gonna be happier when I listen to Steve from now on.
that's great!
This is priceless, Pablo. Thank you SO MUCH for sharing it!!!! I wish it had happened 25 years ago. Again, thank you so much!!!!!!
thanks man! Although I think we're all better off that I didn't do the interview when I was 8 years old... ;-)
@@PabloHeldmusic true :)
The first time I heard electric bass in a jazz context was Jack Bruce's contributions to the early Michael Gibbs albums which were not that different from his playing in Cream, exciting. Steve Swallow, on the other hand, seemed to introduce a more subtle approach ; less energy but more intricate harmonies and chord changes. This interview was another marvellous exploration of the psyche of a great musician.
Thank you Leslie!
Great interview, Pablo. Thank you, so very much.
Thanks Mitch!
Inspiring interview. Thanks! :)
Thanks for watching!
@@PabloHeldmusic You’re welcome 😊
Wow! Awesome interview you did with this incredible legendary bass guitar player I never heard of till yesterday. Thanks so much for doing it. This is historical
Many thanks for the interview, Pablo.
you're welcome, Ryan!
Great interview! thank You!
Thanks Pablo. I don’t have an understanding of jazz. I like what I hear or I don’t. But your interviews are fantastic and has helped me appreciate it more. I’m a Bill Frisell fan have been for awhile. When I listen to his talk about music and how humble he is and how he talks about other musicians gave me an even better appreciation for him. Likewise Steve Swallow.
You are a wonderful interviewer . Thanks for doing this.
thanks for those kind words Patrick!!
Pablo Held Thanks you.
Any chance you might get to interview Leni Stern?
Great interview and questions! 👍
Thank you Johan!!
Brilliant stuff. Another winner, Pablo! 👍 As always you bring excellent points to the conversation.
Thanks a lot!!!
Wonderful interview... Well done.
Great interview. Love Steve. He is the real deal !
He is!!
Monster bass player. Monster musician. So many guys don’t get it.
Yeah, Pablo!
I'm in heaven!!
Electric Outlet is the record on Gramavision Steve is referring to here, which was recorded just before Still Warm. Sco played bass on that record!
Again, this is gold.
Thank you!
Great interview/chat ! .. And totally inspiring to hear a man that's about to turn 80 yrs old talking about practicing and working on his writing and playing .
Yeah I was also really inspired by that fact.
Thanks for checking it out Steve!
Electric Outlet!
Great interview Pablo! Thank you! Could you tell me the title of the final tune?
That’s „I want you“ from Gary Burtons „in Concert“ album!
@@PabloHeldmusic Thank you very much!!
John Scofield / Steve Swallow / Adam Nussbaum 's record "Bar Talk" of 1980 is one of the best and most enjoyable jazz records ever made.
ruclips.net/video/YUU08IwCYl0/видео.html
Thank you Mr. Swallow for all your many great compositions and your vituous play on so many great albums and in so many super concerts.