20:30 what a move!! I remember seeing him walk around the orchestra pit railing during a solo - killing lines, I couldn’t believe it! What a true artist.

I saw him do the same. He solo’d as he walked atop the second level balcony railing of the Community Center Theatre in Sacramento. It was both amazing and insane!

man I keep coming back time and time again. just incredible performance, never getting tired of it

Me impressiona a crítica ao Alex acuna , todos tem direito opinião ,mas gostaria de saber o critérios desta crítica; me ajudaria e muito entender a dinâmica...

Good on Peter O’Toole!

Yeah! Remember him dancing on a table, whil he was soloing. Later he left the concert-hall, but still was together with the band so tight. 🙃😆 Miss him so much, may he rest in peace. 💐❤

Hiram started playing bass originally when was at Jr High School in Panama Canal Zone back in 1967 . Was a great performer then switched to guitar when moved back to USA.

He's funky. I don't know what people are talking about here.

Pretty decent? WTF?.The bassist is awesome

he is a very good player but why was he insistently playing the intro to Teen Town while HB was talking to the audience. Rather immature......

me too!

me too...man the great times seeing the H man at the city clubs including TOBACCO ROAD...THAT DUMP...hehe...HE was great!

Monster talent I miss him too ! Was fortunate to see him in 2006 at the Detroit jazz festival . I play his music all the time and love his style and I a m learning things from him as I develop my guitar style

vikings9 was a regular at Mannys Car Wash on the Upper East Side. I use to live around the corner. Saw him many times.

David McCain: I do too... he was great. Always loved him on Letterman... playing barefoot and hanging such cool riffs in the air. He was amazing. 😢

yes....

Teen Town by Weather Report(Jaco Pastorius).

Looks like his visit to MI in 1990

Yes, I have a photo from that concert - same t-shirt and him playing while resting on his elbow on the floor 🙏

HELLO SIR..🤗🤗 SORRY FOR DISTURBING.. We are talking about the Bass Player.. In my opinion.. He's ok,but in some point he's make it 'busy' by playing too many notes and lose the counting with the drum.. I'am really sorry,sir.. I'am not a very well trained musician,but i really love to played with musicians with dynamics control and just know the right time to step in.. I think,playing on 3 piece band every instrunent supposed to do more than usual by playing extra to fill the space.. But beside the extra playing most important is to maintaining the time tempo and bar counting to keep the band playing tight.. During Hiram Guitar solo on Teen Town,the Bass Player not working together with drum by put the extra note on the bass line and making the two instrument look like confused by each other and all of these make istener realise something happend on the stage between the two instrument.. At the some placeand situation,the less note we play more easy to other instrument to playing together understanding each others and make it easy to locked and groove.. When i younger,i loved to playing fast and put on many notes as i can.. I didn't care about dynamics.. Always 'busy' without care to give enough space to other musicians to put something on. It just my opinion sir,i'am may wrong but its ok to let me knew. Oh ya,my English isn't to well.. I hope you could understood. Thabks sir,have a nice day

Heather sorry just cause someone’s a Jazz-cat doesn’t make them instantly better than other types of musicians. Really immature to compare great artists in the first place turns out Peart has a big band jazz background so could do most any of the techniques here. Bass player shouldn’t play while Hiram speaks. That’s the first thing I learned at MI: “no noodling!”

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almost without fail a great jazz musician is actually better than a rock guy..... especially drummers and bass players. Alex Acuna IS a better drummer and percussionist than neil peart ever was. Its just a simple truth.

@@ahighwaymusic9749 Hai sir,may i share something..? About Rock or Jazz musiians which better than other.. At sone place i agreed with you sir by a few reasons.. HERE I SHARE ABOUT 'ROCK' and JAZZ GUY MUSICIANS THAT I KNOW FROM MY PLACE "..ROCK GUY.." - Most of the Rock guys have not learning 'Music' from school.. - Most of them knew nothing about music theory.. - Even that they can play, just Rock Blues Metal and some others.. - Most of them can't read music - Some of them really talented and very good musicians.. - But..Lack of knowledge in theory and not able to read music notation just limiting their change to join the other musicians and no one calling them to doin a recordimg session,because they can't read "..JAZZ GUY.." - Mostly they're learn music from School,abd tbey're knew the theory and can read muzik notation.. - Some of them playing muzik on Hotel and Night Club.. - They also can play Rock Blues some Classiccal and others.. - Some of them really² talented musicians,multi instrumentalist amd working as Muzik Teacher for children.. - Few of my "JAZZ GUY" freinds work as a Professional Musicians,like a Session Musicians Tuoring Musicians Playing With Orchestra some of them playing on a Night Club.. BETWEEN ROCK and JAZZ MUSIICIANS,WHICH BETTER THAN THE OTHERS..? - No One....! - ROCK and JAZZ just a genre of music.. - Some had advantage than the other,by able to read music.. - But some playing much² better than other even they haven't learn theory and not able to read,but really talented..

That is becasue Hiram played wiht Jaco in his later years with Kenwood Dennard.

He was teasing the song......Hiram was setting it up.

Agreed- looks like he was trying to remember the changes - he gets lost and Hiram had to guide him around 9:55 , it’s a monster tune. I saw Hiram play it with Jaco in their trio with Kenwood Dennard , amazing playing!!!

Bassist isn't noodling; he's just started the next song, musically supporting Hiram's spoken intro...it's all about the music!