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Brian Bromberg, Jaco

Audio CD

Disk ID: 253885

Disk length: 57m 46s (11 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2002

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Come On, Come Over 4:48
2. Continuum 7:40
3. Teen Town 4:52
4. A Remark You Made 6:57
5. Portrait of Tracy 2:54
6. Three Views of a Secret 6:12
7. The Chicken 3:44
8. Tears 5:59
9. Slang 4:52
10. Come On, Come Over (Instr.) 4:49
11. Teen Town (Piccolo Bass) 4:52

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Review

If you look closely at this CD's cover photo of acoustic and electric bassist Brian Bromberg, you'll see that it's styled exactly like that of legendary bass player Jaco Pastorius's first solo recording from 1976. For Bromberg, who played with Stan Getz, Horace Silver, and Lee Ritenour, the magical and mercurial Pastorius was to the electric bass what Jimi Hendrix was to the guitar. On this tribute, with keyboardist Jeff Lorber, saxophonists Bob Mintzer and Eric Marienthal, and percussionist and (ex-Jaco bandmate) Alex Acuna, Bromberg extends and elaborates on Pastorius's unique blend of jazz fusion, world, and soul influences. Bromberg skillfully reinterprets Pastorius's brilliant bass lines on the acoustic and electric bass and changes up the groove on a number of his compositions. "Continuum" and "Three Views of a Secret" are redone with Afro-Caribbean tinges and a funky big-band feel. The two versions of "Teen Town" rock with hip-hop-friendly backbeats, while "The Chicken" and "Come On, Come Over" recall Pastorius's love for the rhythm & blues stars Sam & Dave. The tour de force of the CD is "Slang(ish)," a solo spotlight where Bromberg shows off advanced string-tapping skills that would have made his idol proud. --Eugene Holley Jr.

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