WFMU: The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from December 3, 2015

The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from December 3, 2015

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December 3, 2015: Interviews with Johnny Pastorius (Jaco's Son) and Metallica's Robert Trujillo

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Introduction "Introduction"
Weather Report	Havona "Havona" by "Weather Report"	Heavy Weather	Columbia	1977	MP3	00:00 -01:35	0:02:36 (Pop-up)
Metallica	St. Anger (Listen: Pop-up) "St. Anger" by "Metallica"	St. Anger	Vertigo	2003	MP3	01:41- 02:45 - This section mixes the prominant guitar line from St. Anger with acoustic guitar and effects I added.	0:01:41 (Pop-up)
Jaco Pastorius	Various (Listen: Pop-up) "Various" by "Jaco Pastorius"	Jaco Pastorius	Columbia	1976	MP3	02:45- 03:27 - This section features various samples of bass from the album which I edited together in Garageband.	0:02:45 (Pop-up)
Jaco's Back StoryContinues "Jaco's Back StoryContinues"
Tuesday Afternoon "Tuesday Afternoon"
Jaco Pastorius	Havona (Listen: Pop-up) "Havona" by "Jaco Pastorius"	Jaco Pastorius	Epic	1976	MP3	03:27 - 04:17	0:03:27 (Pop-up)
An Interview with Johnny Pastorius (Jaco's Eldest Son) at Other Music - East 4th St. - Manhattan. 12.1.15
Jaco Pastorius	Donna Lee (Listen: Pop-up) "Donna Lee" by "Jaco Pastorius"	Jaco Pastorius	Epic	1976	MP3	06:28 - 08:55 - Pat Metheny audio clip from Jaco: The Film.	0:06:28 (Pop-up)
Pat Metheny audio from Jaco: The Film.
09:39 - 10:20 - Incidental Music mixing the DJ's room noise at Other Music with my own instruments recorded at The Pigeon Coop.
More with Johnny Pastorius "More with Johnny Pastorius"
Tinkering WIth Meds "Tinkering WIth Meds"
Weather Report	A Remark You Made "A Remark You Made" by "Weather Report"	Heavy Weather	Columbia	1977	MP3	11:37 - 12:34 - Joe Zawinul speaks about Jaco. Audio clip from weatherreport.com	0:13:45 (Pop-up)
Johnny Pastorius (Continued) "Johnny Pastorius (Continued)"
Jaco Pastorius	Chromatic Fantasy "Chromatic Fantasy" by "Jaco Pastorius"	Word Of Mouth	Warner Bros.	1981	MP3	15:04 - 16:30 - Jaco interview from youtube, Source uncertain.	0:17:29 (Pop-up)
Drugs/Alcohol in Weather Report "Drugs/Alcohol in Weather Report"
The background music is being played at the venue. A selection of Jaco Pastorius music and that of his children.
Johnny discusses his younger Twin Brothers
Weather Report	Punk Jazz "Punk Jazz" by "Weather Report"	Mr. Gone	Arc/Columbia	1978	MP3	20:02 - 20:59 -Tony Williams on drums.	0:22:00 (Pop-up)
Johnny Pastorius (Continued) "Johnny Pastorius (Continued)"
Mahavishnu Orchestra	Birds of Fire	Birds of Fire	Columbia	1973	MP3	21:17 - 22:58	0:23:42 (Pop-up)
The Robert Trujillo Connection "The Robert Trujillo Connection"
Jaco Pastorius	Chromatic Fantasy (Conclusion)	Word of Mouth	Warner Bros.	1981	MP3	23:58 - 25:33 Will Lee audio from willlee.com	0:26:10 (Pop-up)
Johnny Pastorius' Closing Comments "Johnny Pastorius' Closing Comments"
Suicidal Tendencies	Institutionalized	Suicidal Tendencies	Frontier	1983	MP3	27:11 - 30:58 - Robert Trujillo played bass in a later incarnation of Suicidal Tendencies, although I don't believe he played on this recording.	0:29:06 (Pop-up)
An Interview with Robert Trujillo of Metallica
Jaco Pastorius	Portrait of Tracy "Portrait of Tracy" by "Jaco Pastorius"	Jaco Pastorius	Epic	1976	MP3	34:13 - 36:29 - Written for his then-wife.	0:36:09 (Pop-up)
Robert Trujillo Talks About Prog and Fusion Influences in the '70's
Mahavishnu Orchestra	One Word "One Word" by "Mahavishnu Orchestra"	Birds of Fire	Columbia	1973	MP3	37:15 - 38:19 - Written by Miles Davis	0:39:30 (Pop-up)
King Crimson	Red "Red" by "King Crimson"	King Crimson Live in Japan 1995	Woodstock Tapes	2007	DVD	38:19 - 38:50 - Adrian Belew, guitar - Tony Levin, bass	0:40:26 (Pop-up)
Moody Blues	Late Lament "Late Lament" by "Moody Blues"	Days of Future Passed	Deram	1967	MP3	39:21 - 40:21 - Poem written by Graeme Edge, read by Mike Pinder	0:41:07 (Pop-up)
Continuing Interview with Robert Trujillo
41:54 - 42:44 - Felix Pastorius' The Social Experiment 01-27-14 - Jazz Crimes (Youtube) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NKgYwGMfqg&list=RD2NKgYwGMfqg#t=182
Just noticed a weird glitch in the show somewhere near the 43:10 mark. My error most likely. This happens during last-minute panic editing when one has 20 tracks in Garageband filled with various information. Little pieces don't get erased or things get overlooked in haste. It's maddening for an anal retentive OCD perfectionist. I suffer these errors for days after. As Charlie Brown might have said. "Arghh."
Infectious Grooves	Punk It Up "Punk It Up" by "Infectious Grooves"	The Plague That Makes Your Body Move	Epic	1991	MP3	43:13 - 44:01 - Robert Trujillo on bass.	0:45:30 (Pop-up)
More With Trujillo Concerning His Influences
Souixsie and the Banshees	Peek A Boo (Live)	Dreamshow Live at the Royal Festival Hall	Polydor	2007	WAV	44:51 - 45:20	0:46:40 (Pop-up)
Mysytique, Magic, Metallica "Mysytique, Magic, Metallica"
Metallica	St. Anger "St. Anger" by "Metallica"	St. Anger	Vertigo	2003	MP3	45:49 - 48:05 - Actually, this is Bob Rock on bass, People HATED Lars snare tone, but I love it.	0:48:34 (Pop-up)
Trujillo on Metallica "Trujillo on Metallica"
Robert Trujillo joins Metallica - A scene from the film Some Kind of Monster courtesy of Paramount 2004
In Defense of Lars "In Defense of Lars"
Metallica	All Nightmare Long "All Nightmare Long" by "Metallica"	Death Magnetic	Vertigo	2008	MP3	50:45 - 53:28 - Produced by Rick Rubin. Trujillo on bass. (Corporations are people my friend audio - Mitt Romney 2012). Obama ... Yes ... We ... Can!!!!!	0:53:13 (Pop-up)
Final Thoughts on Jaco ... (Visit jacothefilm.com)
Joni Mitchell	Edith And The Kingpin	Shadows and Light	Shout Factory	2003	DVD	54:59 - 56:21 - End of this section features a Joni Mitchell loop with additional voices/instruments provided by C. Pigeon.	0:56:04 (Pop-up)
Pigeon Jam "Pigeon Jam"
Jaco Pastorius	Teen Town "Teen Town" by "Jaco Pastorius"	Heavy Weather	Columbia	1977	MP3	56:21 - 59:09 - Jaco on Drums & Bass.	0:58:45 (Pop-up)
Thank YOU for listening to this episode of The Dusty Show. I hope you enjoyed it. Admittedly, I put a little extra work into this one than I have done with some recent shows. Thank you to Michael Kurtz for clueing me in to this event at Other Music on East 4th Street. It was an interesting event. I arrived soaking wet from a sudden rainstorm and spent the first twenty minutes waiting for Robert Trujillo to arrive. It gave me time to dry off and to acclimate. I actually am a big Jaco Pastorius fan and I have been since back in '76 when I would have been a senior in high school. I was a jazz band kid, steeped in downbeat magazine and Jamey Aebersold improvisation LPS. I even saw Jaco with Weather Report in Omaha, Nebraska circa '77 on the Heavy Weather Tour with my old college buddy, Dan Henscheid. The opportunity to meet and speak with his son was exciting and meaningful to me. Johnny Pastorius was very gracious and likeable. I am a fan of the Metallica movie, Some Kind of Monster, and it's where I became familiar with Robert Trujillo thier "new" bassist. I am a Metallica fan as well, so it was quite a thrill to interview a member of this world renowned band. He was very nice and down to earth. Really enjoyed the time he gave me quite generously. ------ I do believe Jaco Pastorius was a genius and I don't like to bandy that word around carelessly. He changed the way people thought about the role of the bass guitar, he wrote fascinating compositions, and his life story is truly compelling. I'm glad this new film will help to cement his legend. I know not all of you like that kind of music, but hopefully you related on a human level. Finally this week, I was very saddened to hear about the death of Stone Temple Pilots/Velvet Revolver frontman, Scott Weiland. It's always unpleasant to learn of the death of a popular figure. I can't say that I was shocked by the news. He was after all a notorious substance abuser. But, I was surprised just the same that the news affected me as it did. Maybe because I sang at a band at the time Weiland was in his heydey and I always thought he was a talented, interesting, colorful, and above-average talent among his peers. Sad that he couldn't shake the drugs and pull it together and I feel sorry for his kids and his wife. He did, however, do something with his days. He left behind some sturdy music that is emblematic of its age and worthy of its place in the rock pantheon. I will miss you Scott Weiland. May the peace that eluded you on earth be easier to find in the hereafter. Always remember .... CPNYC1251599

Listener comments!
	6:03pm Cheri Pi: I copy CP!
	6:03pm Greg from ZONE 5: Evening, Pigeonnaires!
	6:04pm Jeff: This Jaco fella ain't no Ron Carter. Just saying.
	6:04pm Clay Pigeon: Hello Cheri and Greg. Thanks for showing up!
	6:04pm mussy: Clay, you hooked me in!
	6:04pm mussy: I'm glad he didn't smear his face with feces!
	6:05pm dale: love the sound effects!
	6:05pm MONEYBAG$: Did Jaco ever go bowling? What did it sound like?
	6:05pm cosmic matrix: yaay clay
	6:05pm A.T.F.: BOOZE IS BAD.
	6:06pm Marcel M: Wow... not really a fan of his but I had no idea any of that happened to him. Very interesting. I'm on the hook Mr. Pigeon!
	6:06pm mussy: What about the greatest bass player who never lived?!
	6:06pm Carmichael: Heya Clay and faithful.
	6:06pm Matt from Springfield in Peru: Jaco focus, good idea for an episode. Hi Clay and Pigeonauts! Enjoying a Pacific sunset in Lima.
	6:07pm dale: loved other music when i lived in the village. my wife and i would have dinner at maryannes or the cooper diner, have some drinks at kastro and i'd blow a hundred bucks at other music cuz i was drunk and feeling good. BUT i never bought a cd i didn't like there.
	6:08pm Carmichael: Pisco Sour, Matt. Pisco sour ...
	6:09pm drewo: Great idea for a show Clay. My buddy Greg worshipped Jaco and managed to meet him some years back.
	6:09pm Matt from Springfield: Score, you got an interview with his son!
	6:10pm Matt from Springfield: Siempre, Carm, siempre! Beer and wine around here is soso, but Pisco sours are fabulous! Pisco is kinda like grappa.
	6:11pm Greg from ZONE 5: @Jeff: I assume you are referring to the fact that Jaco never collaborated with A Tribe Called Quest?
	6:14pm A.T.F.: Medical marijuana not BIG PHARMA
	6:15pm Gabbroboccia: Hey everyone
	6:16pm Jeff: Cool, tightly-edited show Mr. Pigeon.
	6:17pm Clay Pigeon: Enjoying Your Comments
	6:18pm Jeff: @Matt - kinda like grappa in that it's firewater from grapes, but oddly much like cachaça with its cool almost-sour funk which makes it (like cachaça) go super-great with lime juice.
	6:19pm A.T.F.: Jaco and Jorma Lone star cafe
	6:19pm V Priceless: Hi Clay!
	6:21pm melinda: Hi Clay & everyone! Interesting show, I'm learning stuff.
	6:23pm Matt from Springfield: @Jeff cachaca, that's something to try. I should also try to mix my own Pisco sours, people would be impressed if they haven't heard of these already.
	6:24pm Dean: Mahavishnu Orchestra, my exact response to the comment about WR...
	6:24pm A.T.F.: FUZION
	6:24pm Mike Sin: Completely enjoying this, Clay. Great job.
	6:25pm Clay Pigeon: Thanks Mike! Crowds a bit loud and I could have used some fan input, but it's OK.
	6:27pm Billy: TNP! This is the greatest.
	6:30pm Carmichael: HA HA ... Institutionalized! "I just wanted a pepsi!!!"
	6:30pm Matt from Springfield: I just wanted a fretless bass guitar..
	6:31pm Ken From Hyde Park: ...and she wouldn't give it to me!
	6:32pm Clay Pigeon: Thanks Billy!
	6:35pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, Robert Trujillo too!
	6:35pm (Eyepatch) Fox: My Dad plays bass. All the music played today is totally a flashback to childhood! Excellent!
	6:37pm Clay Pigeon: TY Eyepatch. Hey Matt and all you guys. Really glad 2cu here. Hope you had a nice Thanksgiving.
	6:38pm Matt from Springfield: Ken HP :)
	6:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: My nephew played bass in his high school years. He's at U of Iowa now. I don't know if he plays anymore, though.
	6:41pm Cheri Pi: Yaaaaaa
	6:41pm dale: moody blues
	6:41pm (Eyepatch) Fox: I got my Dad and I tickets to King Crimson on tour last year. It wasn't them in their prime, but at least I got to see em!
	6:42pm dale: patrick moraz was on the octave tour.
	6:42pm V Priceless: Fun show, Clay! Yay for low end!
	6:43pm Wilbur twinhorse: Too bad he died in the gutter...What, was it in FLA. that he got basically beaten to death? Hard to interview a corpse Duster!
	6:43pm P-90: WOW! I saw J. L. Ponty at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium back then too! He just finished a tour with Jon from Yes as "Anderson Ponty Band." Great job on the Jaco tribute, Clay!
	6:43pm Dean: Nights in White Velour
	6:43pm Matt from Springfield: "YES!"--this isn't the first time you played that clip for the band Yes either! ;) Moodies! :)
	6:43pm Carmichael: I saw Moraz and the Moodies waaay back in ...hmmm... 78? Jimmy Spheeris opened for them. I was that drunken asshole, remember? There's one at every concert ...
	6:44pm A.T.F.: Bouncer got seven months
	6:44pm Clay Pigeon: Wilbur, he was beaten into a coma by a bouncer. The guy did 4 months of a 22 month sentence and walked. Seven? ATF? Something like that ...
	6:45pm Fuzzy: Google is your friend (via Wikipedia:) The spoken-word poem heard near the six-minute mark of the album version of the song is called "Late Lament". Drummer Graeme Edge wrote the verses, which were read by keyboardist Mike Pinder.
	6:45pm No Fret: Glad I caught most of this. Amazing show tonight. Viva Jaco.
	6:45pm dale: that's when i saw them carm, at the buffalo aud. don't recall the opener. justin hayward's playing and voice are still great, saw some concert on netflix.
	6:47pm Matt from Springfield: @Fuzzy always loved Graeme's verses, didn't know that section had its own title, thanks.
	6:48pm dale: days of future passed was an album that was only recorded to showcase the deram labels new recording process.
	6:48pm Carmichael: Mike Pinder lives nearby. Saw him speak at a bookstore near UC Davis, and he talked about reading that poem, and banging that gong.
	6:48pm Dean: Heard Gary Wright, Gentle Giant, Peter Frampton, and Yes at that venue, Anaheim Stadium. A long day, and one of the loudest shows ever. Moraz's synths were piercingly loud.
	6:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: For any Pigeonaires who weren't on Diane's Kamikaze board today, it's Ozzie's 67th birthday today.
	6:51pm dale: carm, i have his 'the promise' album. it's not bad. when he went from an r&b piano player to mellotron artist things evolved fast. a lot of times the tape loops would fail when they performed live.
	6:52pm dale: it's tina turner's 76th today.
	6:53pm Matt from Springfield: Ouzzzzzzzzzzieeeee! Acid Queen!!
	6:55pm Dean: Yes and Can?!
	6:55pm Carmichael: Jean-Luc Godard is 85 today.
	6:56pm Matt from Springfield: Si se puede!
	6:57pm Matt from Springfield: Great show Clay! Great interviews too! Have a good night Pigeonnaires, AR!
	6:58pm Gabbroboccia: yeah great show Clay thankyou
	6:58pm P-90: Many, many thanks, as always, Clay!
	6:59pm Clay Pigeon: Thanks guys ... always remember Jaco.
	7:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Back in the 70s, those "15 albums for a penny" clubs had Weather Report jazz selections.
	7:02pm Ken From Hyde Park: Did Fabio have some leftover failure for you, Clay?

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Introduction "Introduction"
Weather Report	Havona "Havona" by "Weather Report"	Heavy Weather	Columbia	1977	MP3	00:00 -01:35	0:02:36 (Pop-up)
Metallica	St. Anger (Listen: Pop-up) "St. Anger" by "Metallica"	St. Anger	Vertigo	2003	MP3	01:41- 02:45 - This section mixes the prominant guitar line from St. Anger with acoustic guitar and effects I added.	0:01:41 (Pop-up)
Jaco Pastorius	Various (Listen: Pop-up) "Various" by "Jaco Pastorius"	Jaco Pastorius	Columbia	1976	MP3	02:45- 03:27 - This section features various samples of bass from the album which I edited together in Garageband.	0:02:45 (Pop-up)
Jaco's Back StoryContinues "Jaco's Back StoryContinues"
Tuesday Afternoon "Tuesday Afternoon"
Jaco Pastorius	Havona (Listen: Pop-up) "Havona" by "Jaco Pastorius"	Jaco Pastorius	Epic	1976	MP3	03:27 - 04:17	0:03:27 (Pop-up)
An Interview with Johnny Pastorius (Jaco's Eldest Son) at Other Music - East 4th St. - Manhattan. 12.1.15
Jaco Pastorius	Donna Lee (Listen: Pop-up) "Donna Lee" by "Jaco Pastorius"	Jaco Pastorius	Epic	1976	MP3	06:28 - 08:55 - Pat Metheny audio clip from Jaco: The Film.	0:06:28 (Pop-up)
Pat Metheny audio from Jaco: The Film.
09:39 - 10:20 - Incidental Music mixing the DJ's room noise at Other Music with my own instruments recorded at The Pigeon Coop.
More with Johnny Pastorius "More with Johnny Pastorius"
Tinkering WIth Meds "Tinkering WIth Meds"
Weather Report	A Remark You Made "A Remark You Made" by "Weather Report"	Heavy Weather	Columbia	1977	MP3	11:37 - 12:34 - Joe Zawinul speaks about Jaco. Audio clip from weatherreport.com	0:13:45 (Pop-up)
Johnny Pastorius (Continued) "Johnny Pastorius (Continued)"
Jaco Pastorius	Chromatic Fantasy "Chromatic Fantasy" by "Jaco Pastorius"	Word Of Mouth	Warner Bros.	1981	MP3	15:04 - 16:30 - Jaco interview from youtube, Source uncertain.	0:17:29 (Pop-up)
Drugs/Alcohol in Weather Report "Drugs/Alcohol in Weather Report"
The background music is being played at the venue. A selection of Jaco Pastorius music and that of his children.
Johnny discusses his younger Twin Brothers
Weather Report	Punk Jazz "Punk Jazz" by "Weather Report"	Mr. Gone	Arc/Columbia	1978	MP3	20:02 - 20:59 -Tony Williams on drums.	0:22:00 (Pop-up)
Johnny Pastorius (Continued) "Johnny Pastorius (Continued)"
Mahavishnu Orchestra	Birds of Fire	Birds of Fire	Columbia	1973	MP3	21:17 - 22:58	0:23:42 (Pop-up)
The Robert Trujillo Connection "The Robert Trujillo Connection"
Jaco Pastorius	Chromatic Fantasy (Conclusion)	Word of Mouth	Warner Bros.	1981	MP3	23:58 - 25:33 Will Lee audio from willlee.com	0:26:10 (Pop-up)
Johnny Pastorius' Closing Comments "Johnny Pastorius' Closing Comments"
Suicidal Tendencies	Institutionalized	Suicidal Tendencies	Frontier	1983	MP3	27:11 - 30:58 - Robert Trujillo played bass in a later incarnation of Suicidal Tendencies, although I don't believe he played on this recording.	0:29:06 (Pop-up)
An Interview with Robert Trujillo of Metallica
Jaco Pastorius	Portrait of Tracy "Portrait of Tracy" by "Jaco Pastorius"	Jaco Pastorius	Epic	1976	MP3	34:13 - 36:29 - Written for his then-wife.	0:36:09 (Pop-up)
Robert Trujillo Talks About Prog and Fusion Influences in the '70's
Mahavishnu Orchestra	One Word "One Word" by "Mahavishnu Orchestra"	Birds of Fire	Columbia	1973	MP3	37:15 - 38:19 - Written by Miles Davis	0:39:30 (Pop-up)
King Crimson	Red "Red" by "King Crimson"	King Crimson Live in Japan 1995	Woodstock Tapes	2007	DVD	38:19 - 38:50 - Adrian Belew, guitar - Tony Levin, bass	0:40:26 (Pop-up)
Moody Blues	Late Lament "Late Lament" by "Moody Blues"	Days of Future Passed	Deram	1967	MP3	39:21 - 40:21 - Poem written by Graeme Edge, read by Mike Pinder	0:41:07 (Pop-up)
Continuing Interview with Robert Trujillo
41:54 - 42:44 - Felix Pastorius' The Social Experiment 01-27-14 - Jazz Crimes (Youtube) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NKgYwGMfqg&list=RD2NKgYwGMfqg#t=182
Just noticed a weird glitch in the show somewhere near the 43:10 mark. My error most likely. This happens during last-minute panic editing when one has 20 tracks in Garageband filled with various information. Little pieces don't get erased or things get overlooked in haste. It's maddening for an anal retentive OCD perfectionist. I suffer these errors for days after. As Charlie Brown might have said. "Arghh."
Infectious Grooves	Punk It Up "Punk It Up" by "Infectious Grooves"	The Plague That Makes Your Body Move	Epic	1991	MP3	43:13 - 44:01 - Robert Trujillo on bass.	0:45:30 (Pop-up)
More With Trujillo Concerning His Influences
Souixsie and the Banshees	Peek A Boo (Live)	Dreamshow Live at the Royal Festival Hall	Polydor	2007	WAV	44:51 - 45:20	0:46:40 (Pop-up)
Mysytique, Magic, Metallica "Mysytique, Magic, Metallica"
Metallica	St. Anger "St. Anger" by "Metallica"	St. Anger	Vertigo	2003	MP3	45:49 - 48:05 - Actually, this is Bob Rock on bass, People HATED Lars snare tone, but I love it.	0:48:34 (Pop-up)
Trujillo on Metallica "Trujillo on Metallica"
Robert Trujillo joins Metallica - A scene from the film Some Kind of Monster courtesy of Paramount 2004
In Defense of Lars "In Defense of Lars"
Metallica	All Nightmare Long "All Nightmare Long" by "Metallica"	Death Magnetic	Vertigo	2008	MP3	50:45 - 53:28 - Produced by Rick Rubin. Trujillo on bass. (Corporations are people my friend audio - Mitt Romney 2012). Obama ... Yes ... We ... Can!!!!!	0:53:13 (Pop-up)
Final Thoughts on Jaco ... (Visit jacothefilm.com)
Joni Mitchell	Edith And The Kingpin	Shadows and Light	Shout Factory	2003	DVD	54:59 - 56:21 - End of this section features a Joni Mitchell loop with additional voices/instruments provided by C. Pigeon.	0:56:04 (Pop-up)
Pigeon Jam "Pigeon Jam"
Jaco Pastorius	Teen Town "Teen Town" by "Jaco Pastorius"	Heavy Weather	Columbia	1977	MP3	56:21 - 59:09 - Jaco on Drums & Bass.	0:58:45 (Pop-up)
Thank YOU for listening to this episode of The Dusty Show. I hope you enjoyed it. Admittedly, I put a little extra work into this one than I have done with some recent shows. Thank you to Michael Kurtz for clueing me in to this event at Other Music on East 4th Street. It was an interesting event. I arrived soaking wet from a sudden rainstorm and spent the first twenty minutes waiting for Robert Trujillo to arrive. It gave me time to dry off and to acclimate. I actually am a big Jaco Pastorius fan and I have been since back in '76 when I would have been a senior in high school. I was a jazz band kid, steeped in downbeat magazine and Jamey Aebersold improvisation LPS. I even saw Jaco with Weather Report in Omaha, Nebraska circa '77 on the Heavy Weather Tour with my old college buddy, Dan Henscheid. The opportunity to meet and speak with his son was exciting and meaningful to me. Johnny Pastorius was very gracious and likeable. I am a fan of the Metallica movie, Some Kind of Monster, and it's where I became familiar with Robert Trujillo thier "new" bassist. I am a Metallica fan as well, so it was quite a thrill to interview a member of this world renowned band. He was very nice and down to earth. Really enjoyed the time he gave me quite generously. ------ I do believe Jaco Pastorius was a genius and I don't like to bandy that word around carelessly. He changed the way people thought about the role of the bass guitar, he wrote fascinating compositions, and his life story is truly compelling. I'm glad this new film will help to cement his legend. I know not all of you like that kind of music, but hopefully you related on a human level. Finally this week, I was very saddened to hear about the death of Stone Temple Pilots/Velvet Revolver frontman, Scott Weiland. It's always unpleasant to learn of the death of a popular figure. I can't say that I was shocked by the news. He was after all a notorious substance abuser. But, I was surprised just the same that the news affected me as it did. Maybe because I sang at a band at the time Weiland was in his heydey and I always thought he was a talented, interesting, colorful, and above-average talent among his peers. Sad that he couldn't shake the drugs and pull it together and I feel sorry for his kids and his wife. He did, however, do something with his days. He left behind some sturdy music that is emblematic of its age and worthy of its place in the rock pantheon. I will miss you Scott Weiland. May the peace that eluded you on earth be easier to find in the hereafter. Always remember .... CPNYC1251599

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Listener comments!
	6:03pm Cheri Pi: I copy CP!
	6:03pm Greg from ZONE 5: Evening, Pigeonnaires!
	6:04pm Jeff: This Jaco fella ain't no Ron Carter. Just saying.
	6:04pm Clay Pigeon: Hello Cheri and Greg. Thanks for showing up!
	6:04pm mussy: Clay, you hooked me in!
	6:04pm mussy: I'm glad he didn't smear his face with feces!
	6:05pm dale: love the sound effects!
	6:05pm MONEYBAG$: Did Jaco ever go bowling? What did it sound like?
	6:05pm cosmic matrix: yaay clay
	6:05pm A.T.F.: BOOZE IS BAD.
	6:06pm Marcel M: Wow... not really a fan of his but I had no idea any of that happened to him. Very interesting. I'm on the hook Mr. Pigeon!
	6:06pm mussy: What about the greatest bass player who never lived?!
	6:06pm Carmichael: Heya Clay and faithful.
	6:06pm Matt from Springfield in Peru: Jaco focus, good idea for an episode. Hi Clay and Pigeonauts! Enjoying a Pacific sunset in Lima.
	6:07pm dale: loved other music when i lived in the village. my wife and i would have dinner at maryannes or the cooper diner, have some drinks at kastro and i'd blow a hundred bucks at other music cuz i was drunk and feeling good. BUT i never bought a cd i didn't like there.
	6:08pm Carmichael: Pisco Sour, Matt. Pisco sour ...
	6:09pm drewo: Great idea for a show Clay. My buddy Greg worshipped Jaco and managed to meet him some years back.
	6:09pm Matt from Springfield: Score, you got an interview with his son!
	6:10pm Matt from Springfield: Siempre, Carm, siempre! Beer and wine around here is soso, but Pisco sours are fabulous! Pisco is kinda like grappa.
	6:11pm Greg from ZONE 5: @Jeff: I assume you are referring to the fact that Jaco never collaborated with A Tribe Called Quest?
	6:14pm A.T.F.: Medical marijuana not BIG PHARMA
	6:15pm Gabbroboccia: Hey everyone
	6:16pm Jeff: Cool, tightly-edited show Mr. Pigeon.
	6:17pm Clay Pigeon: Enjoying Your Comments
	6:18pm Jeff: @Matt - kinda like grappa in that it's firewater from grapes, but oddly much like cachaça with its cool almost-sour funk which makes it (like cachaça) go super-great with lime juice.
	6:19pm A.T.F.: Jaco and Jorma Lone star cafe
	6:19pm V Priceless: Hi Clay!
	6:21pm melinda: Hi Clay & everyone! Interesting show, I'm learning stuff.
	6:23pm Matt from Springfield: @Jeff cachaca, that's something to try. I should also try to mix my own Pisco sours, people would be impressed if they haven't heard of these already.
	6:24pm Dean: Mahavishnu Orchestra, my exact response to the comment about WR...
	6:24pm A.T.F.: FUZION
	6:24pm Mike Sin: Completely enjoying this, Clay. Great job.
	6:25pm Clay Pigeon: Thanks Mike! Crowds a bit loud and I could have used some fan input, but it's OK.
	6:27pm Billy: TNP! This is the greatest.
	6:30pm Carmichael: HA HA ... Institutionalized! "I just wanted a pepsi!!!"
	6:30pm Matt from Springfield: I just wanted a fretless bass guitar..
	6:31pm Ken From Hyde Park: ...and she wouldn't give it to me!
	6:32pm Clay Pigeon: Thanks Billy!
	6:35pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, Robert Trujillo too!
	6:35pm (Eyepatch) Fox: My Dad plays bass. All the music played today is totally a flashback to childhood! Excellent!
	6:37pm Clay Pigeon: TY Eyepatch. Hey Matt and all you guys. Really glad 2cu here. Hope you had a nice Thanksgiving.
	6:38pm Matt from Springfield: Ken HP :)
	6:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: My nephew played bass in his high school years. He's at U of Iowa now. I don't know if he plays anymore, though.
	6:41pm Cheri Pi: Yaaaaaa
	6:41pm dale: moody blues
	6:41pm (Eyepatch) Fox: I got my Dad and I tickets to King Crimson on tour last year. It wasn't them in their prime, but at least I got to see em!
	6:42pm dale: patrick moraz was on the octave tour.
	6:42pm V Priceless: Fun show, Clay! Yay for low end!
	6:43pm Wilbur twinhorse: Too bad he died in the gutter...What, was it in FLA. that he got basically beaten to death? Hard to interview a corpse Duster!
	6:43pm P-90: WOW! I saw J. L. Ponty at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium back then too! He just finished a tour with Jon from Yes as "Anderson Ponty Band." Great job on the Jaco tribute, Clay!
	6:43pm Dean: Nights in White Velour
	6:43pm Matt from Springfield: "YES!"--this isn't the first time you played that clip for the band Yes either! ;) Moodies! :)
	6:43pm Carmichael: I saw Moraz and the Moodies waaay back in ...hmmm... 78? Jimmy Spheeris opened for them. I was that drunken asshole, remember? There's one at every concert ...
	6:44pm A.T.F.: Bouncer got seven months
	6:44pm Clay Pigeon: Wilbur, he was beaten into a coma by a bouncer. The guy did 4 months of a 22 month sentence and walked. Seven? ATF? Something like that ...
	6:45pm Fuzzy: Google is your friend (via Wikipedia:) The spoken-word poem heard near the six-minute mark of the album version of the song is called "Late Lament". Drummer Graeme Edge wrote the verses, which were read by keyboardist Mike Pinder.
	6:45pm No Fret: Glad I caught most of this. Amazing show tonight. Viva Jaco.
	6:45pm dale: that's when i saw them carm, at the buffalo aud. don't recall the opener. justin hayward's playing and voice are still great, saw some concert on netflix.
	6:47pm Matt from Springfield: @Fuzzy always loved Graeme's verses, didn't know that section had its own title, thanks.
	6:48pm dale: days of future passed was an album that was only recorded to showcase the deram labels new recording process.
	6:48pm Carmichael: Mike Pinder lives nearby. Saw him speak at a bookstore near UC Davis, and he talked about reading that poem, and banging that gong.
	6:48pm Dean: Heard Gary Wright, Gentle Giant, Peter Frampton, and Yes at that venue, Anaheim Stadium. A long day, and one of the loudest shows ever. Moraz's synths were piercingly loud.
	6:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: For any Pigeonaires who weren't on Diane's Kamikaze board today, it's Ozzie's 67th birthday today.
	6:51pm dale: carm, i have his 'the promise' album. it's not bad. when he went from an r&b piano player to mellotron artist things evolved fast. a lot of times the tape loops would fail when they performed live.
	6:52pm dale: it's tina turner's 76th today.
	6:53pm Matt from Springfield: Ouzzzzzzzzzzieeeee! Acid Queen!!
	6:55pm Dean: Yes and Can?!
	6:55pm Carmichael: Jean-Luc Godard is 85 today.
	6:56pm Matt from Springfield: Si se puede!
	6:57pm Matt from Springfield: Great show Clay! Great interviews too! Have a good night Pigeonnaires, AR!
	6:58pm Gabbroboccia: yeah great show Clay thankyou
	6:58pm P-90: Many, many thanks, as always, Clay!
	6:59pm Clay Pigeon: Thanks guys ... always remember Jaco.
	7:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Back in the 70s, those "15 albums for a penny" clubs had Weather Report jazz selections.
	7:02pm Ken From Hyde Park: Did Fabio have some leftover failure for you, Clay?

The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from December 3, 2015

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