Pat Metheny's "Bright Size Life" album tribute concert (AUDIO) 

Two outstanding legends together.😊

En dépit des quelques remarques ineptes émanant de deux ou trois crétins incultes habituels, nous avons là un des meilleurs trio hommage qui ait jamais été formé depuis Bright Size Lfe. Il faut saluer l'extrême rigueur du son et de l'interprétation. Personne ne peut remplacer Pat, Jaco et Bob mais s'en approcher aussi près est, à ma connaissance (et elle est grande en ce qui concerne Pat Metheny), une prouesse unique et une surprise totale. Alors ne vous en faites pas , Daryl, Chris et Brad, vous laissez sur la toile un témoignage plus que louable de cette musique extrêmement difficile à déchiffrer, comprendre et dont votre sincère interprétation est tout à fait digne. J'ai moi-même enregistré en concert tout l'album en trio par deux fois mais je n'ose le comparer à votre legs admirable. Bravo. C'est un régal.

This isn't Pat, Jaco and Moses. It's actually Daryl Jahnke, Chris Tarry and Brad Turner doing a BSL tribute at The Cellar in Vancouver in 2001. I reached out to Chris and here was his response: "Yup, that’s me with Daryl on guitar, and Brad Turner on drums. Amazing thing about that gig is it was the first time Brad played drums publicly, as you know, he’s mainly a piano/trumpet player. It was a Metheny tribute concert we did at the Cellar in celebration of the 30th(?) anniversary of the album, so I guess that puts the gig somewhere around 2006. Actually it may have been earlier than that, maybe 2001 for the 25th anniversary, as I think I was in NYC by 2005."

Bright Size Life is the debut album by Pat Metheny, released in 1976 on ECM. The album features Jaco Pastorius on bass and Bob Moses on drums.

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Gosto demais desse som!

Very nice man

Wena xoro cuatrux Estay subiendo buen material Dale con todo Viva el jazz Y sobre todo el jazz HECHO EN CHILE

Very nice show!

Magnifique ! Merci !

Jaco's last gigs with Pat Metheny and Bob Moses were in 1976 in Boston. If this is him, it was prior to 1977, by which time Jaco was in Weather Report.

Jaco and these moving bass lines..😊👍

Great bass lines regardless 😊

bass auditionee: Yes i am a bass player and i am here to try out for this band... Pat Metheny: Awesome! Here is the album we want to replicate this sound! *hands album* bass auditionee: O.O Cant imagine trying to fill those shoes.

Definitely Jaco!!!! Jaco circa '77 was a force of nature, albeit less experienced, pre Weather Report. I've been listening to him fordecades - this is he.

Me da la impresión de que es lo que en Argentina llamamos una "banda tributo", pero son muy buenos de verdad. Una pena que no lo indiquen. De paso, señalo que, lamentablemente, ECM (o Pat) retiraron el disco original de RU-vid, que sí está accesible en Spotify. Una pena, porque es un clásico.

Rakalam Huuu Bob Moses on the album!!

Big bass man, Jaco Pastorius

As much as I'd hope for it to be true, no, Jaco is not on bass here.

43:49

Wow, no wonder we're in such a state in this nation and world. People don't know how to read or pay attention! At any rate, this is a very fitting tribute and they have captured the ESSENCE of this pivotal recording.. To those complaining they aren't playing note for note...damn, get a life, it's jazz, it's supposed to be improvised. It's played in the STYLE of the original. For those who weren't paying attention or read the title or personnel, please don't vote in November, OK?

Are you telling me this ISN'T Pat, Jaco, and Bob? It's close enough to fool me and I have been listening to that record since 1976. Not sure what to say as to it's VALUE if it is copycat stuff, although I 'd be happy if I could play near as well. And if Pat can't make a gig, there's someone he can call. I wonder what HIS response to this would be....

Who is the rhythm section?

Jimi Hendrix on drums, Miles David on bass, Mickey Mouse on guitar

1:26

You may get schizophrenia because you try to keep hearing two outstanding solos played in parallel and don't know which one to finally focus on.

Is this really a recording of pat metheny trio with Jaco? I am hearing some notes on the bass that are lower than a 4 string bass.... 38:28 for example there is a low D.... also the song with a bass accompaning with chords... not so common in Jaco´s playing....

Not Pastorius !...it's someone that copped his sound but has also listened to Gary Willis too. It's probably not Pat either.

NOT JACO ON BASS !!!

it's not Jaco on bass!!!!!!

This is VERY confusing...WHO IS ON BASS? On the regular album "bright sized lights" it is supposed to be Jaco ....all the way according to the GREAT Peter Erskine...HE KNOWS! I watched the lost tapes feature and Peter says that the album is Jaco Pastorius...this is the live version. This sure sounds like a pre Weather report Jaco and the shot here shows Jaco. Hmmmmmm.

The bass solo that starts around 13:45 is a dead giveaway that this guy is NOT Jaco Pastorius. Not even in the close. Just repetitively running scales in predictable unimaginative patterns. He has technique but insofar as his improvisation is so inferior to the great Jaco it s a genuine tribute. Jaco was an artist.

It sure sounds like them. They sounded a little different live than the studio album, more wild and free sounding, so I would not be entirely surprised...if not, it is an excellent facsimile...the bassist plays double stops and flourishes very much like Jaco...and the guitarist is a dead ringer for early Pat. On the other hand the sound quality is a little too good for a bootleg, but who knows