Back in the 80's and early 90's, just about every hotel/function band would be playing this.
Back pup on your Wal, and then it was detached, tight, staccato city. Certainly a great work out to nail the feel.
Maybe try and get a gig with 'Latvian Radio Big Band'...? They're really busy, plus judging by the OP video, there are a few grumpy, moody's in there as well.
If you after a free IP loader, maybe try this below. It comes with 70 vintage Impulse Responses.
And of course, you can load your own IR's.
https://impulserecord.com/project/convology-xt-plugin/
There seems to be this myth that Jaco played and recorded everything on Fretless. He used both quite a lot.
Plus, when Jaco played Fretless, he sure did let everyone know... Mawaaaa...
So Jamerson made a claim, not Babbitt then? I was asking Geek99 what Bob Babbitt had claimed.
So far, the only reply to that was, PPI. Which might well have been the only realistic claim so far in all this
Haha... A gig myself, Bilbo and a couple of others have banged on about over the years.
Certainly one of my favourite live concerts. 👍
Michel Camilo's Trio gigs are great as well.
Noticed this earlier on a friends Facebook page.
Yes, a great player.
It seems he had been unwell recently (judging by his Facebook postings). He also stopped posting a couple of weeks back.
One of my favourite solos from Jeff Andrews.
Just a curious question really...
For those that say that they will not play Michael Jackson songs, where would that put you if you were depping in a band that played MJ tunes?
Would you not take the gig? or if you took on the gig, would you just stand there with your hands behind your back and not play a note?
Like I said, just interested to know.
Although they have been around for a while, Sample City have an excellent bunch of Bricasti M7 Reverb IR's (all free).
http://www.samplicity.com/bricasti-m7-impulse-responses/
Noticed this on Facebook earlier, although he was 90, it's still sad to read about it. Apart from being a top, top player, he was quite a character with his show biz stories.